-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
Tag Archives: joe ranft
Pixar Movies 12 – Cars 2
5 Pixar movie posts ago, I mentioned how I didn’t really care much for Cars when I saw it way back, but I enjoyed it more the second time. I wouldn’t go so far as to say I loved the … Continue reading
Posted in movie review, movies
Tagged action thriller, animated, animated movies, animation, cars, cars 2, cgi, disney, doc hudson, emily mortimer, fillmore, george carlin, joe ranft, john lasseter, larry the cable guy, lightning mcqueen, mater, michael cain, movies, owen wilson, paul newman, pixar, pixar movies, spy movie, world grand prix
8 Comments
Pixar Movies 9 – WALL-E
Even among Pixar’s very creative catalogue of films, WALL-E is unique. For a movie that’s about an hour and a half long, there’s barely any dialogue, telling most of its story through its visuals, sound design and soundtrack. It was … Continue reading
Posted in movie review, movies
Tagged academy award, andrew stanton, animated, animated movies, animation, bafta, ben burtt, cgi, charlie chaplin, disney, eve, golden globe, joe ranft, john lasseter, movies, pete docter, pixar, pixar movies, science fiction, visual effects society, wall-e
12 Comments
Pixar Movies 7 – Cars
Regardless about how you feel about Cars, it brings forth some fascinating and potentially disturbing questions and theories. For example, if all these cars are alive and sentient, yet require the same kind of mechanical work as cars in our … Continue reading
Posted in movie review, movies
Tagged animated movies, animation, bonnie hunt, brad paisley, cadillac, cars, cgi, disney, doc hudson, ferrari, ford, joe ranft, john lasseter, larry the cable guy, lightning mcqueen, mater, movies, owen wilson, paul newman, pixar, pixar movies, racing cars, randy newman, rascal flatts, roger ebert, rotten tomatoes, route 66, sheryl crow, the hudson hornet
10 Comments
Pixar Movies 2 – A Bug’s Life
Shortly after the release of Toy Story, Pixar began working on their second feature film, A Bug’s Life. Directed by John Lasseter, the film stars Flik, a misfit ant who is both inventive and clumsy. After he severely messes up, … Continue reading
Posted in movie review, movies
Tagged aesop, andrew stanon, animated movies, animation, ants, antz, cgi, dave foley, disney, dreamworks, hopper, joe ranft, john lasseter, julia louise-dreyfus, kevin spacey, movies, pete docter, pixar, pixar movies, princess atta, the ant and the grasshopper
13 Comments
healed1337 