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Last summer, we heard that Disney and Pixar had officially given the go-ahead for the anticipated Finding Nemo 2, the sequel to 2003’s Oscar-winning animated film. Andrew Stanton is set to return behind the camera, and now the studios have announced that the sequel’s title will be Finding Dory. And not only that, but they’ve [...]
Last week, we got the first two brilliant images from Pixar’s upcoming Toy Story short, Partysaurus Rex, and now the first sneak peek clip has found its way online. The film will be attached to the release of Finding Nemo 3D, which will be hitting US theatres next month, before a later release in the [...]
After getting a nice little teaser for the re-release of Finding Nemo in 3D at the start of the year, the film’s first full-length trailer has made its way online to reintroduce you to the 2003 film that took home the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. The film is the second of the four [...]
After The Lion King 3D did tremendously well at the box office towards the end of last year, Disney and Pixar announced that they would be bringing back four from their collection – two each – to the big screen in 3D. Kicking things off will be Beauty and the Beast, which the States are [...]
On the off chance you haven’t been to a cinema recently or seen any of the advertising for it elsewhere, you may not have heard the fantastic news that the 1994 classic Disney film, The Lion King, has just been re-released in cinemas in 3D. I was too young to see it as a child [...]
My overriding memory of Finding Nemo is one of uncontrollable laughter. As Dory endeavours to communicate with a resident whale, I put my need for oxygen on hold and proceeded to crack up, guffaw and generally LOL hysterically. While I adore all of Pixar’s movies (yes, even Cars), and might hold Wall-E as the height [...]
In what is a clear sign of how huge a cultural phenomenon Pixar Studios have become, Slash Film brings news that The United States Postal Service has created a series of Pixar image stamps which are due out this year (August 19th to be precise). Here are the details from the company: This pane of [...]
Recently I’ve been watching more and more Pixar films. I’m happy to do this, as it is on the insistence of my two year old son that Toy Storwee is on as often as possible. Like most people I love a good Pixar film, and what is particularly impressive is that nearly all of their [...]
Rodrigo Blaas is in advanced talks with Dreamworks Animation to adapt his own short animation film Alma into a full-length feature. Blaas – who has lent his hand to a number of Pixar films, including Finding Nemo and Up – will write and direct the adaptation, while none other than Guillermo Del Toro himself, who [...]
Despicable Me is coming out next week (Friday, 15th October to be exact) and while I was watching the trailer for the movie again recently, I got hooked on the ‘does this count as annoying’ bit of the trailer by character Agnes (voiced by Elsie Fisher) and it made me laugh so much! It got [...]
James Cameron has re-released Avatar across the country, boasting nine minutes of new footage. A bonus sixteen minutes has also been promised in the “definitive cut” of the film on the Blu-ray disc, due out later in the year. However, James Cameron’s epic could be overshadowed this year by an entirely different phenomenon being re-released [...]
Deadline bring news that American actor and writer/director Albert Brooks has signed on to appear in Drive. Directed by Bronson’s Nicolas Winding Refn, he’ll be joining the likes of Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan and Bryan Cranston in a tale of a Hollywood stunt performer (Gosling) who discovers that a contract has been put on him [...]
Forget all those Cash for Gold adverts that pepper day-time television like a garrish, annoying pox, the real way to make a clever buck is to invest in Pixar. Look at the case for investment: they are yet to make a film that is not heralded as a success with both critics and audiences; they [...]
Let me start by saying that I don’t really want to make light of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, I think it’s appalling that it’s happened and I, like everyone else hope that they can fix it as fast as possible. I start by saying that so that this post doesn’t look [...]
Week 14 and another update from the IMDb250 project (Sorry it’s late). This week I got another chance to see one of the most incredible movies ever made in the Clyde Bruckman/Buster Keaton masterpiece ‘The General’ which I will talk more about later. I also watched the brilliant Finding Nemo from Pixar and another Charlie [...]