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Wow didn't even know Hollywood acknowledged this at all. I don't know if it will have the same feel as the first one since visuals have stepped up and being in a cartoon world isn't exactly amazing anymore.
Granted the idea (live-action/animation hybrid), I still rather enjoyed the movie when I was younger. A sequel could be cool. I hope they include another short with it too. That was one of my favorite parts about the first.
In fact, shorts need to be brought back and done more often these days.
I haven't seen the first one, plus i never thought that this Movie was so well received back then.
I really hope they bring back Jessica Rabbit. Lol.