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Pixar Film Festival Headed To Australia

February 9, 2015 by Samad Rizvi 1 Comment

Pixar Film Festival Headed To Australia

Film festivals mostly tend to feature a wide collection of upcoming indie films, including many of which that are seeking out major studios for distribution to audiences around the world. Sometimes, though, festivals are put together to celebrate a certain theme or genre, with the moviegoing public allowed to enjoy previously released acclaimed films. There is a film festival comprised solely of Pixar films that is on the way – thing is, though, you’ll have to live in or travel to Australia to experience it! [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Pixar Events Tagged With: A Bug's Life, Australia, Cars, Pixar Film Festival, The Incredibles, Toy Story, Up

PixArt: September Feature III – Pixar Wall of Fame

September 26, 2014 by Jerrod Maruyama Leave a Comment

PixArt: September Feature III – Pixar Wall of Fame

UK Artist Clare Elsom brings fantastic humor and wit to her charming drawings. Her portfolio is packed with samples of her fantastic art that’s been featured on children’s books, merchandise and publications from around the world. And now she lends her distinct style to the world of Pixar in this fantastic tribute. Our thanks to Clare for this wonderful wall of characters. Make sure to visit her website and blog to see all the other great images from this very busy artist! [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Pixar Artwork Tagged With: A Bug's Life, Clare Elsom, Edna Mode, finding nemo, For The Birds, Knick Knack, PixArt, Squirt, The Incredibles, Toy Story, Up, Wall-e

PixArt: July Feature I – Happy 4th

July 3, 2014 by Jerrod Maruyama Leave a Comment

PixArt: July Feature I – Happy 4th

Stephy Coffey does some seriously appealing character design. Lovely ladies and dashing gents fill her portfolio pages. There’s lots to like about her great work. Her conceptual work and illustrations are sure to please. Check them out for yourself at her blog. She’s really outdone herself with this all-American tribute to Pixar just in time for the 4th of July. Take a closer look at her artwork and read more about Stephy in her own words after the break!

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Filed Under: Pixar Artwork Tagged With: A Bug's Life, brave, Cars, finding nemo, July 4th, Monsters Inc, PixArt, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Toy Story, Up, Wall-e

The Pixar Perspective on Movie Teasers

August 27, 2013 by Josh Spiegel 3 Comments

The Pixar Perspective on Movie Teasers

Think back, if you will, to May 30, 2003. Just over ten years ago, Pixar Animation Studios released Finding Nemo into theaters to widespread critical and commercial success. But, for the purposes of today’s column, we won’t be considering that film as a whole, nor will we focus on its impending sequel. No, what we’ll look at today is what was attached to the Finding Nemo prints at theaters nationwide: a teaser trailer for The Incredibles, the first Pixar film from Brad Bird. The teaser featured footage that—as is customary for such advertisements—never appeared in the finished film. (Of course, the gag at the crux of the teaser—that the former Mr. Incredible had let himself go to the point where he couldn’t fit inside his old super-suit anymore—is used to fine effect in the movie, just in a different context.) Nevertheless, this first marketing salvo for The Incredibles demonstrated in less than 2 minutes the kind of movie audiences could expect: there would be physical humor borne from character development and there would be an old-fashioned design and ethos to the world this mysterious Mr. Incredible inhabited. The rest, we’d have to wait and find out about…in nearly 18 months. If you are really interested in knowing animation details of the movie then visit sustainabilitystreet .

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Filed Under: Pixar Perspective Tagged With: A Bug's Life, Disney, finding nemo, Monsters Inc, Monsters University, Pixar, Ratatouille, teasers, The Good Dinosaur, The Incredibles, Wall-e

Exclusive: Limited Edition Disney∙Pixar Products To Debut At D23 Expo

August 8, 2013 by Samad Rizvi 4 Comments

Exclusive: Limited Edition Disney∙Pixar Products To Debut At D23 Expo

The D23 Expo runs from Friday through Sunday, celebrating the worlds of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm. As a result, there will be a host of exclusives offered at booths throughout the show floor and at the Dream Store and Disney Store. The exclusives often create an air of excitement due to their unavailability outside of the show. Their limited nature also means attendees have to make their way to their respective locations in order to ensure they do not sell out. We are excited to reveal a brand new line of Disney∙Pixar products that will make their debut at the show’s Disney Store. Find details and images after the break!

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Filed Under: D23 2013, Exclusive, Merchandise Tagged With: A Bug's Life, Carl, D23 Expo, D23 Expo 2013, Dash, Disney Store, finding nemo, Flik, Nemo, Pixar Products, Ratatouille, Remy, Russell, The Incredibles, Up, Wall-e

The Pixar Perspective on The Pixar Moment of ‘A Bug’s Life’

August 6, 2013 by Josh Spiegel 2 Comments

The Pixar Perspective on The Pixar Moment of ‘A Bug’s Life’

A few days ago, James Cameron announced, for what feels like the umpteenth time, that Avatar will be getting multiple sequels in the years to come. (Originally, it was two, to be released in 2014 and 2015. Now, it’s three, to be released in 2016, 2017, and 2018. Next year, there will be seven planned Avatar sequels, all opening on the same day in 2025. Get excited!) On those rare days when Avatar again dominates the daily entertainment news, it’s sometimes surprising to remember that this movie, the highest-grossing ever, domestically and worldwide, opened less than 4 years ago. Strangely, for a movie that made so much money and, at one point, had a fanbase so overwrought with emotion that Pandora wasn’t real that they exhibited signs of legitimate depression, Avatar hasn’t left an impactful legacy to many people. Not many films do leave a legacy, certainly not compared to the sheer number of films that open each year, but if you make a movie that grosses more than $2 billion, it’s not wrong to presume that it must have left some kind of mark on the world populace.

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Filed Under: Pixar Perspective Tagged With: A Bug's Life, Akira Kurosawa, Disney, John Lasseter, Pixar, Seven Samurai, Steve Martin, Three Amigos, Toy Story

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