Audience: "Oh come on, are seriously doing Cars 3?!" Pixar: "What? You don't like the Cars franchise?" Audience: "Hell not, it's absolutely your weakest one ever!" Pixar: "So you don't care what's going to happen to the characters?" Audience: "Absolutely not, they were never really that interesting to begin with" Pixar: "So you don't mind if we'll simply KILL LIGHTNING MCQUEEN??!" Audience: "No, we don... wait, what?"

Doug is about to go to the criminally insane for Christmas again. Lord help us.....

It’s sad to say I’d like to see a sequel over a remake now a days...

A Bug's Life 2, where an anteater threatens Flik's colony and he builds a twig mecha to fight it off a la Pacific Rim

I just want 2d movies back!

8:02 I think the perfect ending for a Monsters' Inc. sequel would be where Sully is old and worn out by the end, and he opens Boo's door to see if Boo is in her room. He notices a girl in the bed, but it's not Boo. So after being heartbroken Sully slowly turns around to walk out again, but trips on a toy, making a loud thud. This wakes up the girl, but instead of panicking or screaming, she sprints out of the room. The little girl comes back in with her mom, who stares in shock. Pure silence, up until the mom starts to cry and she says "Kitty?". Sully says "Hey, Boo" and the screen fades to black.

Man I just really miss hand drawn Disney movies. They rely way too heavily on cgi now. Yes, it’s fun to look at how realistic the backgrounds are, and seeing the way they can make the characters move is amazing, but it will never have the same charm that the older hand drawn movies had. Looking at a beautiful scene and knowing that someone drew and painted that?? Hearing Walt Disney talk about how he struggled to make Peter Pan look like he was weightless????? There are so many intricacies and it just felt like they cared a lot more, rather than pumping out a generic movie and then a sequel a year later. Even when one of the hand drawn movies wasn’t great, you can tell that a lot of work and love went into it. I know that people work extremely hard on the cgi movies, too, but it would be nice to see Disney go back to its roots and make another hand drawn film.

YES!!! YES!!! YES!!! THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE 2 SHOULD LIVE!!!

I would like to see inside out 2 where Riley has to deal with teenage life.

For a third Fantasia, Disney could use all three major styles of animation, hand-drawn, stop motion, and CGI. Some individual segments could use one style per sequence and one of them could combine all three.

I'm actually happy Treasure Planet never got a sequel. That film is one of a kind. :)

With the newfound popculture interest in Sherlock Holmes, I'm genuinely surprised that the Great Mouse Detective didn't get a sequel.

Ever since I saw "Monster Inc." for the first time, I always wanted a sequel where Sulley and Mike get stuck in the human world, and then it's Boo who has to keep them hidden from the people of her world.

I'm still pissed at Disney for getting rid of their Hand-Drawn department, couldn't the 2 mediums live side by side?

Literally everything he said about an 'Enchanted' sequel were things I'D been saying for years!

Honestly, I would love to watch the Toy Story sequel pitched as a joke by CollegeHumor where Woody and the gang wander a post-apocalyptic world to find the last pack of batteries on earth to stop Buzz from dying. 'Toy story' meets 'Mad Max' meets Shane Acker's '9'

Honestly, I'd love to see a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective, it was one of my all time favorite Disney animations next to The Little Match Girl, Mulan and Pocahontas

Alternate title: "Doug Makes Fan Fiction."

Totally inside out 2! When I saw that "puberty light" I went mad with possibilities, imagine them tackling puberty in such a responsible and true way..

R.I.P. All possible Pixar sequels 1999 - 2019

Why not a reboot of The Black Cauldron? OK cheating here, but with the success of LOTR, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones, you'd think someone would have the balls to do the dark 80's fantasy right, just fix a majority of the mistakes of the film, but keep the good stuff which mostly was John Hurt as the Horn King and how creepy the skeleton army was.

A sequel to Inside Out would be awesome :) perhaps it's one Pixar wants to make sure they do properly.

The Inside Out part aged like fine wine and if we got a Great Mouse Detective sequel it could be a Disney+ Original since 2D isn't much of a box powerhouse anymore

A Robin Hood sequel would be great. But with, you know, Maid Marianne actually fighting along with Robin against an enemy invading Great Britain. Am I the only one who wants to see that ? Why am I so alone.

What Disney sequels would you like to see? Let us know!

Believe it or not there was gonna be a sequel to the first monsters inc film, there even exists concept art of it, but it was considered too dark and was never made. The plot was Mike and Sully go through Boo's door one day wanting to wish her a happy birthday, they have a present and everything. But when they arrive they see an old woman in her bedroom and learn she moved away. Worse they get trapped in the human world, and while Mike tries to find a way back, Sully tries to find Boo and starts wondering if he even wants to go back home

Actually Fantasia was getting a third sequel titled “Fantasia 2006” But was scrapped due to unknown reasons there’s actually three that were supposed to be in it out there “One by One” by Lebo M. “Lorenzo” “The little match girl”

Interesting coming back and how some of the sequels he wanted are happening. Disenchanted, zootopia 2, inside out 2 and stuff like that

I would love to see fewer sequels, but- if they're going to make them anyway- my choices would be The Great Mouse Detective, The Rescuers, and Robin Hood. I thought Toy Story 3 was the ending everybody wanted; why the heck are they making another one?

Robin Hood 2 wouldn't be the same - All the original actors are dead.

8:39 Hey, Monsters University had one thing that Animal House didn't have- a bus driver with the voice of Pearl from spongebob!

Good news folks: Monsters Inc. is getting a actual followup in the form of a series called Monsters At Work which is coming next year on D+ with the entire crew of actors and directors returning!

Wait, there's gonna be a toy story 4? Dammit, toy story 3 was a perfect place to leave it D: is this gonna be another Spongebob situation where they refuse to let the series die for the profit? DX

Disney sequels month? [grabs popcorn, sits in armchair] ...Let the torture begin. >8D

I still wish Disney would adapt Bambi's Children. I own the book by Felix Salten, and have been waiting for the movie ever since I was a kid.

Black cauldron re animated?

A third Goofy Movie where Max marries Roxanne. Especially important because Max's last appearance in "Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas" showed him with a different girl, which no one was happy about. They could tie loose ends back and explain that Max was wrong going for Mona or something.

Zootopia feels like it us in the same universe as Disney's Robin Hood.

Nostalgia Critic: thank you for saying what I've been telling people for years about Monsters University. I spent years wondering what happened after we hear Boo say 'Kitty'. Personally I liked Little Mermaid 2 and Lion King 2. But I would have preferred to see a sequel to Melody Times instead of that Atlantis sequel. (Which is a shame cause the first movie is one of my all-time favorite movies).Also have been waiting years for Narnia's 'The Silver Chair'. On terms of the original Robin Hood, Ivanhoe is a good way to make the sequel since Robin Hood is a protoganist in the novel. That makes room for new villains and Ivanhoe can be a protegee of sorts for Robin. Maybe Rowena can be his daughter since all they mention about her parents is that they were descendants of King Alfred. Either way the Walter Scott gives us plenty of new characters that can be reintroduced to the public so Disney could cash in on that.

I did want to see Mulan 2. I regreted it.

Doug, I can explain Cars 3 in one word: Merchandising. Cars 3 the toy cars, Cars 3 the backpack, Cars 3 the lunchbox, Cars 3 the coloring book, Cars 3 the *FLAMETHROWER*

0:59 Nostalgia Critic: Who was really asking for another Brother Bear? Me: Me Nostalgia Critic: Who couldn't Sleep at night Without knowing what happened to Kronk? Me: Me

The Great Mouse Detective I could only hope, that was one of my favorite movies and it is based on a book series and has a bunch of stories in it

Funny thing is that they are making an “Enchanted.” Called “Disenchanted.”

You just did half of Disney's work here: coming up with decent story ideas. Don't let them get it from you for free!

The Great Mouse Detective is a fucking classic.

I agree. If they're going to make sequels, make sequels that people actually want to see and may be a good story because the original story allows for them and the continuation. It all make sense. But instead, they just want to make a quick dollar and will make a sequel to whatever is really popular. That's Hollywood's formula.

I want to see a Disney sequel to Sword in the Stone it would be about Madam Mim turning the girl squirrel into a human girl so she would spy on king Arthur but she ends up recognizing him and falling in love with him

Inside Out 2 would be amazing. This needs to happen.

Originally, Monsters University was going to be a sequel to Monsters Inc. and was called Monsters, Inc. 2: Lost in Scaradise, which was created by Circle 7. It would've been about Mike & Sulley dropping by Boo's room to wish her a happy birthday, only to discover that somebody different is sleeping in Boo's room. It seems that Boo and her family have moved since Mike and Sulley last visited her. Sulley is so determined to see Boo again that he and Mike venture out in the human world in order to find her. Once Mike and Sulley cross over into the human world, they then aren't allowed to return to Monstropolis until they actually reunite with Boo. It would also include an older Boo trying to hide Mike and Sulley from other people.

Your idea for monsters inc 2 or 3? Whatever. It reminds me of the Doctor who episode where he watches The French girl grow up and protects them from the clockwork people

I Can Actually See A Robin Hood 2 Happening

What about a tv series about Basil? There are a lot of Sherlock Holmes fan out there that would love to see a detective series after the end of Sherlock. It could be a prequel, so we can also have more backstory about Basil and Ratigan (still to this day he is one of the best Disney villains in my eyes, i was obsessed with him as a child)

OMG a *GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE 2?!!* Yes PLEASE!

But would we actually be satisfied with any of these sequels? Honestly, the concept of Little Mermaid 2 is interesting, where we have Ariel who received her dream of being on land, but now her daughter wants to go to the sea. It wasn't that they lacked opportunities to explore, it's how those stories were handled that made most of them underwhelming. So even though movies like Inside Out don't have sequels planned (at least not yet), there's a very good chance that it would flop despite having every opportunity to be great.

Also enchanted is criminally underrated

Fun fact: There IS an Enchanted sequel coming!

A Great Mouse Detective sequel would literally be the greatest thing ever.

A Monsters Inc. seaquel would awesome. The first film was amazing to me and I just love Boo so much and her energetic self and I just wanna hug her too! Seeing Sully and Boo hug near the end is so heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time "Kitty..." "Kitty has to go now..." If this made you cry (again), I am sorry

This video aged like wine Enchanted and inside out are getting a sequel

I loved The Great Mouse Detective my whole life!!!!!

Well, Critic, Cars 3 is looking kinda........dark from what we've seen.

Nostalgic Critic: Now if you'll excuse me there's a certain holiday I need to get ready for. Me: *Checks Date this came out* Oh, November 30th. He's getting ready for- Nostalgic Critic: Christmas!

A new Fantasia could work since they don't really have a narrative do they? Just a bunch of short stories set to music , so just make a bunch of new stories and cut out all the celebrity bullshit and it could work. Robin Hood I am not that sure about since is there much to be had there? I mean sure the kids angle is possible but it could easily turn into a 101 Dalmatians 2 or Lady and the Tramp 2. Don't make a 'The heroes from the first have kids and they have adventures' narrative unless you have a solid story to use with it. Never seen Basil but from what I understand he is basically a mouse Sherlock Holmes so it could work, could even borrow from a few famous cases too, changing it as they need to make it kid friendly. Alice I don't have much investment in so I'm gonna skip this. Inside Out is definitely a film you could make a sequel out of as Riley explores the transition from kid to teen and I suppose if they did it right they could even make a third exploring her transition to being an adult. But one thing I want to note is new emotions is probably out of the question since they have already shown that both kids and adults have the same 5 emotions. It's just the combination of those 5 that communicate other emotions. I agree, who the hell thought that Monsters University would be a good idea? The characters were already well established in Monsters Inc so a sequel would have been better then that 'prequel' we got. Enchanted I never watched either so I got no comment on it.

rip hand animated disney movies *starts to cry*

if Disney ever decides to make a Fantasia 3 here is what I would like to see. At least half the segments must be in traditional animation. Revisit Sorcerers Apprentice and Rhapsody in Blue Pixar and Studio Ghibli should make their own segments. Alen Menken should be the MC.Other hosts to consider (for the other segments) would be Phill Collins, Randy Newman, Sting, and other notable actors from disney past and present musicals such as Susan Egan, Idina Menzel and James Earl jones again.

I really want an Alice in wonderland 2!

How about a new film. Disney's animal farm

I'd like to see a spinoff of The Nightmare Before Christmas that explores the other holiday worlds. It could be like Fantasia where the story is told with visuals and music, but no dialogue.

I would really want a Treasure Planet sequel or prequel.

Aw man Great Mouse Detective was one of my favorites!! I'd love to see a sequel of that. Now I want to rewatch that movie.

They just announced Inside Out 2!! Looks like we may be getting what we want!!

i hope that Cars 3 is edgy as hell. like its a fucking movie about a racecar driver who lives in this fame, getting crippled. Thats a movie that almost always end poorly for the cripple.

I know they're working on an Enchanted 2, so that's one item off your wishlist, Critic. XD

Watch Alice in wonderland the 1999 version. It’s highly underrated. It captures the spirit of the book and it’s the closest to the book you’ll get. It has great casting , great humor and knows what the spirit of the story is.

I find that the sketchy-ness in Robin Hood was more than half the reason why it was so charming. You could see the blood sweat and tears in it, unlike the slick SFX modern films. With that came a unique way of the way the animation looked.

As a child I once had a dream of a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective, and until I really had the ability (and internet) to look it up, was convinced that it was real. Even today, I'm still kind of disappointed that it wasn't real.

Direct to DVD sequel? DISNEY sequels? You poor unfortunate soul!

You know for what year they saved Fantasia 3? 3000. xD

According to the writer and director of Zootoopia, Zootoopia is a follow up to Robin Hood

Fun fact, nick's design is lifted from Robin Hood the Fox.

I would LOVE to see Enchanted 2, think about what they can do to Nancy and Edward's relationship! How much development, the discoveries with one another, there's a lot of possibility for this movie to be a great sequel!

Surprised that Doug left out Treasure Planet. One of the MANY overlooked Disney films treasure planet was an amazing retelling of the classic story Treasure Island that not only stayed true (somewhat) to the source material but added a new dynamic that helped the plot in so many ways. It was quite literally a home run that somehow just didn't make as much money as it should've. I mean how could it have failed, it had Space, it had family, it had pirates. TWO OF THOSE WICH SHOULDVE BEEN PLENTY TO GET KIDS TO SAY SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY. But let's not forget the beautiful mix of CG and hand drawn animation. Like Tarzan, Beauty and the Beast, ect ect, treasure planet showed that when done right it can really help your movie. Every scene spent on the ship was realized fully by this technique, making viewers feel like the characters are on an actual ship and not a cardboard cutout. Just wanted to point that out.

omg. a sequel of the great mouse detective would be awesome

For an Inside Out sequel, I would LOVE to see lust come in to play.

A Robin Hood sequel could be very fun. Maybe their chance to bring in Guy of Gisbourne (just off the top of my head, as a mercenary hired by an escaped Prince John and Sherriff of Nottingham to get revenge on Robin) or the other Merry Men like Will Scarlet and Mutch the Miller's Son. Heck, there actually IS a classic Robin Hood folktale where he is pardoned by the king and goes legit as a member of the Royal Court, but finds court life boring and stifling and goes back to being an outlaw living in the woods. Ther really is potential

Nostalgia critic, you should actually do a review of Cars 3. Why? Because get this: Pixar... Learnt from their mistake of making Cars 2!

Am I the only one who's sick of CG? I prefer the old Disney animation style.

TREASURE PLANET ANYONE?

Play Kingdom Hearts 3. It’s the closest you’ll get to Monster’s inc. 2

Honestly, the sequel I want the most is for a film that came out the same year as this review; Zootopia. I know it's a recent release, but it's my favorite film from Disney Animation, and it has so much potential as a property with its amazing world and characters, and there's been virtually nothing from it since the film came out. Plenty of Disney Animation's other recent films quickly got shorts and even series, but despite how much of a hit Zootopia was, all it's gotten are little books and comics, and there are absolutely no official signs of a sequel. In fact, the two remaining directors are busy with a new film called Encanto. Anyway, I'm sure we'll get something eventually. We only properly saw five of the twelve districts in the film; what other kinds of districts are there? They had ideas for things like an underground nocturnal district during development, and just imagine what else we could see! There's also plenty more that can be done with our leads and how they can develop themselves and their relationship (and yes, I do think that a romance could have potential, because it could be quite unique and cute, and cover a lot of themes). There's also the other ideas that can be explored with the setting; as I said, a relationship between our leads could bring up the topic of loving who you want to, and who knows what the villain could fight for. Perhaps it's a predator anarchist who sees Zootopia's promise as a lie and wants to go back to the wild square one because it'd be better for everyone. Also, I really want to see more of Nick's family and past. I'd like to finally meet his mother, and also learn who his father is (who was originally supposed to be a major character).

I think a CG Remake of Robin Hood would be cool. And I would love to see a sequel to Monsters Inc and Inside Out. I have to agree with Doug on Monsters University, I didn't like it either. And it's throwing a wild card here: imagine if they remade Robin Hood with the Cast of Zootopia?

The Rescuers Down Under was a solid sequel

I actually came up with a basic idea for Robin Hood 2. After the passing of Richard John returns to the throne, rescinds the pardon on Robin, captures Maid Marian and Robin's children with an ultimatum. Wither he gives himself up for execution or they will take his place. Yes I know, dark.

Dude.....this video is by far some of the best quality work of yours. Great delivery, incensed hopes that so many of my generation and the past generations have definitely thought of or we she'd for. Good news, my dude.

Batten down the hatches and hide your eggnog people, its Christmas season and that means Doug is going crazy again. May i offer a word of advice? Run!

that Enchanted and Monsters Inc ideas sound cool :)

This was 4 years ago. Well doug. You got your Monsters Inc Sequel. Monsters at work!

The Sword in the Stone could have a sequel with King Arthur as an adult. It could be a Disney action adventure like Robin Hood or Hercules.