Pixar

Digital fairydust: Find out how Pixar brought old time disney magic into the 21st century and why the only way is Up! Read more at the Big Issue Scotland, online!

Submitted by mairigordon 1 month ago

This is a rare opportunity to get DROIDMAKER, the inside story of Lucasfilm and the creation of Pixar - in a really cool book that is widely seen as the most accurate account of the early Pixar years.

Submitted by droidmaker 4 months ago

Pete Docter wants to make people cry during his new movie.

Submitted by ke_reelz 5 months ago

An article featuring some former Disneyland and World employees who've made it big in Hollywood.

Submitted by ke_reelz 8 months ago

The next generation of p2p networking.enables users to share files including movies,music,anime and software and so on ......

Submitted by niedeng123 8 months ago

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Here is a new idea for a future Pixar movie. I been saving this for two years and continue to do so until I am able to request this to Pixar. Take a look.

"Dundee & Congo"

Plot
The story begins 18 years ago with Alexander Caldwell, one of the world’s greatest treasure adventurers, as he has discovered countless of priceless artifacts, but one artifact that he couldn’t find, which eventually ended his career, was known as the Aurora Stone, a mystical and rare amulet that holds unbelievable powers. He promises himself that his...

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I have the two disc version of Wall E on DVD and a feature I came across was "The Story of Pixar". It told the story of John Lassater, and his love for cartoons and the history from his first job to his film Cars. One of the things that was mentioned was that the
3-D told over the 2-D world of animation.

Now a days, the only fresh 2-D content we see is on TV and unfortunatly, some just aren't as good the old ones. Not as much hard work goes into them and they don't make us laugh as much. When was the last time they made an original 2-D feature length that wasn't a tv...

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Disney and Pixar's Full Animated Line-Up Through 2012!
April 9, 2008
by Alex Billington


Disney and Pixar unveiled their complete animated movie line-up from 2008 to 2012 today at a press conference in New York. Featured in their announcement is a diverse and ambitious slate of 13 new animated feature films, most of which will be featured in 3D. As has been the case recently, Disney will be releasing two major animated movies per year - one Pixar and one Disney. Starting in 2009, however, we'll be treated to 2 Pixar movies per year: 3D versions of Toy Story...