Voyage of the Dawn Cancel !

Saw the news on Aint It Cool News.

Disney decided not to go forward with further production of the third film base on the Narnia books, mainly due the the noticeable drop of people that went to the first one compared the the fewer who went to the Second film.

here the link to see for your self's

Aint it cool.com

This really bites..............................................

meh, oh well. the movies were ok.

but this is no real loss

Wait. . .Disney is no longer co-producing or funding it, but that doesn't mean the movie will be completely dropped. Perhaps they'll still do it, though it will probably be dramatically different from the last two. . . .I just can't believe they'd drop it after they got casting, a release date and concept art/animations all ready. :cry:Theokhoth

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]Wait. . .Disney is no longer co-producing or funding it, but that doesn't mean the movie will be completely dropped. Perhaps they'll still do it, though it will probably be dramatically different from the last two. . . .I just can't believe they'd drop it after they got casting, a release date and concept art/animations all ready. :cry:shemrom

Well, Walden Media often works closely with Fox; perhaps they could take it up.

>_>

:cry:

[QUOTE="shemrom"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]Wait. . .Disney is no longer co-producing or funding it, but that doesn't mean the movie will be completely dropped. Perhaps they'll still do it, though it will probably be dramatically different from the last two. . . .I just can't believe they'd drop it after they got casting, a release date and concept art/animations all ready. :cry:Theokhoth

Well, Walden Media often works closely with Fox; perhaps they could take it up.

>_>

:cry:

That's Hollywood.

"We just wanna make money, we don't care about making a movie about a book that so many people wanna see."

999realthings

Looking at the numbers between the first and second films, you can't blame them too much. It IS a business, and it doesn't make sense to put money into a film that possibly only a handful of people might see.