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The Incredibles (2004 Film)
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    The Incredibles
    Released on November 17, 2004 by Touchstone Pictures

    Produced in association with
    Pixar Animation Studios

    Cast and Crew
    Same as OTL​
     
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    • The Spongebob Squarepants Movie (2004 Film)
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    The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
    Released by United Artists on November 19, 2004

    Cast and Crew
    Same as OTL

    Notes
    The people at Turner felt pretty good about their work on the Spongebob movie. However, the day after the film's release, the nation's attention was focused on The Malice at the Palace.​
     
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    • OldNavy1988

    By the way, those of you who saw The Incredibles or Spongebob in theatres got to see trailers for Revenge of the Sith, Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego and Batman: Year One.
     

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    But nice work @OldNavy1988, but because Steven Spielberg is directing Revenge of the Sith, I'll have Jon M. Chu to direct a remake of War of the Worlds for Paramount Pictures. But as more films for 2005 came up, Elektra will came out early next year, Hollywood Pictures will have Power Drive (OTL title is Are We There Yet?) and Carolco (OTL 20th Century-Fox made the film) is getting Hide and Seek. But there are three films this year, Turner's Fat Albert, Carolco's (OTL Warner Bros. made the film) Million Dollar Baby and Touchstone's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
     
    National Treasure (2004 Film)
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    National Treasure
    Released by Walt Disney Pictures on November 24, 2004

    Production Companies
    Legendary Pictures
    Jerry Bruckheimer Films

    Cast and Crew
    Same as OTL

    Notes
    - ITTL, National Treasure became Disney's third billion dollar box office hit in the last two years. Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego in 2002 and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl in 2003 were the previous two.
    - ITTL, there's more gunplay, but Ben (Nicolas Cage, above) is still mostly unarmed.
    - ITTL, Gus St. Pierre was supposed to play Riley Poole, but had to drop out after his son Archie was born. At the same time, Turner had put Legally Blonde 2 on hold because Gus's wife Reese Witherspoon announced she was pregnant with Archie before shooting could begin.
    - On the strength of National Treasure's box office success, not only has Disney greenlit a sequel, but also, a crossover with the Carmen Sandiego franchise.​
     
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    • Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004 Film)
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    Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
    Released by Touchstone Pictures on December 17, 2004

    Based on the book series by
    Daniel Handler

    Production Companies
    Touchstone Pictures
    Nickelodeon Movies

    Cast and Crew
    Same as OTL

    Notes
    - ITTL, Brad Silberling makes a quick comeback after the mixed reaction to his Sailor Moon trilogy (released in 1996 and '99 by Golden Harvest, and in 2002 by New Line).
    - As for the future of the franchise, Brian Henson and Bob Iger are debating whether to make a sequel or a TV series.​
     
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    • Logo History: Touchstone Pictures
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    • OldNavy1988

    ITTL, Touchstone Pictures was formed as a joint venture between Muppets, Inc. and Hanna-Barbera Productions, the latter of which was still owned by the Cincinnati-based Taft conglomerate. With former ABC and Paramount executive Michael Eisner chosen to run Touchstone, Taft owned a 50% stake as part of its HB ownership.

    In 1979, Touchstone made its debut with The Muppet Movie and Hanna-Barbera's long forgotten live action film CHOMPS.

    By the mid to late Eighties, Touchstone, Henson Associates and Hanna-Barbera were reorganized under the Jim Henson banner. Jim, Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera served as creative advisors while letting Michael Eisner run the business side. The Touchstone "worm" or "snake" logo debuted in the summer of 1985 with the release of Follow That Bird.

    The current Touchstone logo debuted in 2002 with the release of Hey Arnold!: The Movie.
     
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    • Goldwind2

    OldNavy1988 said:
    Weinstein won a second term. Now he'll have to deal with Hurricane Katrina next year.
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    will any thing elese big hapen in winiesitne second term, Will he suffer a major sexaual. It seams possilbe give the fact he his sexual haramsent otl became public knowagle led to the me too movment. Do you think that wineistne would try to distrat the public by decalre war on some dicatorhip. IF so I feel that north korea would be the ovious choice since kim il jong 2006 nuclear test would make the perfect jusation for war
     

    OldNavy1988

    Goldwind2 said:
    will any thing elese big hapen in winiesitne second term, Will he suffer a major sexaual. It seams possilbe give the fact he his sexual haramsent otl became public knowagle led to the me too movment. Do you think that wineistne would try to distrat the public by decalre war on some dicatorhip. IF so I feel that north korea would be the ovious choice since kim il jong 2006 nuclear test would make the perfect jusation for war
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    North Korea is off the table at the moment. Weinstein’s foreign policy has been focused on aiding Israel in its fight against the Palestinians. Iran has been his biggest foe in the Middle East. Also, his attempt to ban Hollywood exports to Russia was struck down by the Supreme Court. On top of all that, Donald Rumsfeld and at least three of Weinstein’s five star generals are awaiting trial in The Hague for their role in carrying out Bundy’s orders during Desert Storm.
     
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