Pixar

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I'm going to come and say straight up I love Merida. She's earned a spot in my top three heroine's of all time, and her movie is one of my favourite Pixar films to date. So, moving on..

Appearance -
A lot of people think Merida is ugly, but I disagree. Sure, she's different from what we're used to seeing, but different doesn't mean ugly. Her hair is beautiful, it's a true red-head's red. It's a gorgeous copper hue that is full of life and volume. It really represents her character well. Her eyes are beautiful, such a lovely colour and shape in my opinion. I love her smile,...

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buzz can you hlep my said some of the toys no i can not i am buing someone like now maybe later want do you need we need some food at i want to eat you light now said a toy no you not going to eat my light now because i am going to killed you all right said buzz no at is not all right may i eat you right now ok said a toy. no you not going to eat me because i can fly a way from you right now if i wanted to so ok with you if i can fly said buzz. no you do not fly a way because you are a toy said a toy at going to eat buzz right now come on bring it said buzz

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Pixar really shocked me when they decided to give Buzz a demo mode, the normal mode, and...my personal fave aside from normal...spanish mode
the moment he started speaking spanish i laughed my butt off literally...then i instantly fell in love with his voice...I am American but american accents can be abit boring...i love other accents from different countries...and Spain is one of them. Anyways I love Spanish Buzz and I dont see how anyone else wouldnt. Who agrees?

From the brave Buzz Lightyear from Star Command, To a Deluded Buzz, From that to a Good friend, From that...to...

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Pixar has become a name synonymous with quality animation after a winning series of hit movies including Toy Story, A Bug’s Life and The Incredibles. Its latest offering – Wall.E is being hailed as its best yet. We’ve found twenty things you probably didn’t know about the company that prides itself on working outside the Hollywood solar system.


- The name Pixar is derived from a fictitious Spanish word meaning “to make pictures” or “to make pixels.”

- Toy Story, the 1995 animated cartoon following the exploits of Woody the Cowboy and Buzz...

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I went to the opening showing of Toy Story 3 yesterday. I went with complete trust in Pixar for several reasons. One being that they have never let me down yet, and the other being the fact that I spoke with one of the art directors who reassured me that the movie was funny, epic, emotional, and a perfect ending to the story that we love.

This being said I just had a few thoughts on the movie. I loved it so very much. I loved everything from beginning to end, from the art to the music. Everything was beautiful and the story was flawless.

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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"

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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 show...

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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 (in...

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1. Toy Story (1995) Tin Toy
2. A Bug's Life (1998) Geri's Game
3. Toy Story 2 (1999) Luxo Jr.
4. Monsters, Inc. (2001) For the Birds / Mike's New Car
5. Finding Nemo (2003) Knick Knack
6. The Incredibles (2004) Boundin' / Jack-Jack Attack
7. Cars (2006) One Man Band / Mater and the Ghostlight
8. Ratatouille (2007) Lifted / Your Friend the Rat
9. WALL-E (2008) Presto / BURN-E
10. Up (2009) Partly Cloudy / Dug's Special Mission

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