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Pixar Movies 21 – Toy Story 4
Toy Story 3 felt like the perfect way to end the Toy Story franchise. It took background themes from Toy Story 2 and brought them to the forefront in the third movie. The toys realized in Toy Story 2 that … Continue reading
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Pixar movies sorted by my personal preference
This post is next to impossible to write. Trying to determine which Pixar movie is my favourite is like trying to decide whether I like chocolate and peanut butter or chocolate and mint better. I tend to lose self-control with … Continue reading
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Tagged a bug's life, animated movies, brave, buzz lightyear, cars, cars 2, cgi, coco, dinosaurs, disney, dory, finding dory, finding nemo, inside out, john lasseter, lightning mcqueen, mater, merida, miguel, Mike Wazowski, monsters inc, monsters university, movies, nemo, pixar, pixar movies, ratatouille, sully, the good dinosaur, the incredibles, the incredibles 2, toy story, toy story 2, toy story 3, up, wall-e, woody
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DreamWorks animated movies 1 – Antz
Time to introduce my DreamWorks Blogathon. While DreamWorks doesn’t have the kind of consistent track record as Disney/Pixar when it comes to quality movies, they’re probably the only animation studio right now that can rival the Disney Corporation when it … Continue reading
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Pixar Movies 18 – Cars 3
We’re now very close to the end of my Pixar blogathon, for now. One more movie after this and I will have covered every Pixar feature released to date. Because the next movie, Incredibles 2, is releasing this June, I … Continue reading
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Tagged animated, animated movies, animation, armie hammer, brian, brian fee, cars, cars 3, cgi, cristela alonzo, disney, doc hudson, john lasseter, lightning mcqueen, mater, owen wilson, pixar, pixar movies, randy newman, rotten tomatoes, Wiel Murrey
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Pixar Movies 15 – Inside Out
The last few Pixar movies I’ve looked at could all be grouped into Pixar’s own Dark Age of sorts, similar to Disney Animation Studio’s own Dark Age. By no means were any of these movies bad (well, except maybe Cars … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, amy poehler, anger, animated, animated movies, animation, bafta, cgi, disgust, disney, fear, frank oz, golden globe, inside out, john lasseter, joy, lewis black, michael giacchino, michigan, movies, paul ekman, pete docter, phyllis smith, pixar, pixar movies, ralph eggleston, riley anderson, riley's first date, rotten tomatoes, sadness, san francisco
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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
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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
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Pixar Movies 11 – Toy Story 3
Toy Story 3. In a way this movie doesn’t need an introduction. But in another way, it deserves a good one. Among its unique distinctions, it earned Pixar’s fourth Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film in a row, their … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, animated, animated movies, animation, buzz lightyear, cgi, circle 7 animation, disney, entertainment weekly, how to train your dragon, i see the light, jessie, john lasseter, john ratzenberger, lee unkrich, movies, mr. potato head, owen gleiberman, pixar, pixar movies, randy newman, tangled, tim allen, tom hanks, toy story, toy story 2, toy story 3, we belong together, woody
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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
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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
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Pixar Movies 8 – Ratatouille
Throughout this blogathon, I’ve hinted at how Pixar and Disney didn’t have that great of a relationship at some points. There’s no better time to talk about it in detail than now. In their early feature film days, Disney and … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, alfredo linguini, animated movies, animation, auguste gusteau, brad bird, cgi, circle 7 animation, disney, disney studios, disneyland, gourmet cooking, ian holm, jan pinkava, john lasseter, michael eisner, movies, paris, patton oswalt, pixar, pixar movies, ratatoing, ratatouille, remy, robert iger, skinner, steve jobs, video brinquedo
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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
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