AMC Mail Bag - Is DC Showing Us Too Much Too Soon? Will Disney Make 2d Animation Again?

On this episode of AMC Mail Bag (Sunday May 15th 2015) we take the following viewer emails:
Christopher D. Doty writes: Hi AMC Movie Talk, I love the show! My question is: will Disney ever go back to the older form of animation, (ex. Aladdin or The Lion King), even for a couple of films? Or is that era just plain over? I know they had The Princess and the Frog, but will they ever have any others?
Cale Cohee writes: Recently I have heard you guys talk a lot about the timing of marketing movies. This made me curious your opinion on the marketing of Batman v. Superman thus far. The movie is still a good year out, but I have been surprised with how much they have revealed already. Last year they had that short video snippet at Comic Con, and they have already released the look of Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Batman, and the Batmobile. I understand the need to wet the appetites of fans, but are they putting stuff out too far in advance? Will they have any new stuff to surprise us with by the time 2016 rolls around? You guys are the bomb-diggity!
Robert Clark writes: Hey guys, I love the show! I watch it every day. I was wondering what is the big difference between the domestic box office and the global box office, and why so much of a distinction is made between the two. I often hear about a film that underperforms domestically and then goes global and makes a decent amount of money, but then people still talk about that movie losing the studio money. Doesn't money made at the global box office still go to the studio? Thanks for the awesome work you guys do!
Sean Bates writes: My question is regarding Ant-Man. Do you think that the release of Avengers: Age of Ultron only two months before will help or hurt the release of Ant-Man? You talked recently about trailers so I’m not worried about them needing to release a new one, but no one seems to be excited for Ant-Man at all. And it doesn’t seem that Avengers 2 will be playing into the Ant-Man story either, at least that we know of. I’m still really excited for Ant-Man and have high hopes for Paul Rudd and the success of the movie, even if no one else does. Let me know what you guys think.
Andy writes: Hey guys. How did the 2012 movie Chronicle make 10 times its budget and we haven't heard anything more than who's writing in over a year?
Molly Martin writes: Hey guys love the show,i was curious, I was watching an old AMC Movie talk episode and saw That John Campea thought it was so stupid to use Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch in Avengers age of ultron, So I was wondering with the awesome trailers that have come out do you still feel the same way or have your thoughts and expectations changed? Thanks:)
Kyle Makkas writes: My question is about how people raise their expectations too high after having a beloved movie get a sequel or prequel. No matter how good Star Wars 7 is people are going to complain about everything. Same with what will probably happen with The Avengers sequel and what already happened with the Lord Of The Rings with The Hobbit. People think that all sequels have to be better than the first even if either one of those movies is still a great movie, just not as good as the ones before.
Isaac Bale writes: Hey AMC, I watch your show everyday. I've emailed you guys several times in the past with questions that I feel would make great topics and am really curious about. You've never featured one on the show or on the mailbag show which I do not take personally because of how many emails you get however, I am curious as to how you pick your questions. What are the criteria and certain types of questions you look for if there are specifics. Thanks! Keep up the awesome work and congrats on phase 3!