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Disney announces ‘Finding Dory’, a sequel to Finding Nemo

Earlier today, Disney officially announced ‘Finding Dory’, a sequel to the 2003 hit, Finding Nemo, that will as the title suggests, focus on everyone’s forgetful little blue fish.

Check out the first full trailer for ‘Monsters University’

This June, Pixar’s Monsters Inc prequel hits theaters, giving us a look at how Sully and Mike got their skills in scaring.

posted 11 February, 2013
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Check out this clip for Pixar’s new short “The Blue Umbrella”

Directed by Saschka Unseld, the short is Pixar’s first foray photorealism. Other than the cartoony faces of the anthropomorphic umbrellas, everything else will be rendered to mimic reality as closely as Pixar possibly can. This is new territory for the animation company, but the director promises “complex scenes” of “people walking” down the street so they must be confident in their abilities.

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posted 07 January, 2013
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Continue your higher monster education at Monsters University

The first real spot for the Monsters, Inc sequel ‘Monsters University’ is a clever recruitment ad for Monsters University itself. I hear they have a great art department.

posted 02 January, 2013
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Pixar animator makes 365 unique superheroes for every day of the year

As a side project, Pixar animator Everett Downing dedicated himself to creating 365 unique super heroes, one for every day of the year. He’s got 75 more to go, and his collection so far is quite impressive.

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posted 01 January, 2013
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Watch the Pixar short “La Luna” in full right here

La Luna made its debut this summer playing before ‘Brave’, and now you can watch this charming story of a boy, his grandfather and the moon, right here on YouTube.

posted 31 October, 2012
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Watch Pixar’s short ‘Partysaurus Rex’ in full

Now that Pixar’s new Toy Story short has come out in theaters alongside the 3D re-release of Finding Nemo, Disney has released the entire short online for free, at least for now.

Check it out here

posted 12 October, 2012
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Website of the day: Monsters University

In preparation for the upcoming Monsters University movie, Pixar has put up a pretty detailed fake website for said university of monsterdom.

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posted 09 October, 2012
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Guy changes the ending of Toy Story 3, makes the most depressing Pixar/Disney movie ever

So this guy’s mom had never seen Toy Story 3, so before he showed it to her, this prankster edited the ending so that all the toys die at the end. Toy Story 4: Woody comes back as a Terminator…

posted 28 September, 2012
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The Expendables 2, if it had been done by Pixar

I’d pay to see this. Over and over and over again.

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Sneak peek of the new Toy Story short “Partysaurus Rex”

A couple days ago, we showed you a screenshot of Partysaurus Rex, and now here’s a 40 second clip of Rex getting the party started up in here for the bathtub toys.

Partysaurus Rex will be shown with Finding Nemo 3D in September.

First look at Pixar’s new Toy Story short, “Partysaurus Rex”

Coming bundled with Finding Nemo 3D in September is a brand new Toy Story short film called “Partysaurus Rex” in which Rex finds himself among a group of bath toys and manages to use his tiny, mostly useless arms to do what the rubber bath toys can’t— turn the water on and get the party started.

Guy spends two years building his own WALL-E robot

WALL-E was a great movie, and after seeing it, who wouldn’t want a shy little robot pet of their very own? That’s what one robot builder from California did, and two years later, he’s got his WALL-E.