Toy Story 3, Inside Out, and Finding Nemo are all among the very best and most purely entertaining Pixar animated movies of ...

Pixar has been entertaining kids for generations: Millennials will remember A Bug’s Life and Monster’s Inc, while Gen Z has Cars and Ratatouille. The studio's streak of iconic and groundbreaking films ...

What if Earth’s first contact with alien life wasn’t a scientist, a soldier, or even an adult, but an awkward, imaginative eleven-year-old boy? Elio, Pixar’s latest leap into the cosmos, turns that ...

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I’m not going to sugar coat it: Elio has had a bad go at the box office. The latest Pixar movie, which opened in third place during its first weekend on the 2025 movie schedule, had the worst debut ...

While they’ve certainly relied on sequels more often since being acquired by Disney in 2006, Pixar still looks to original storytelling to win the hearts and minds of kids and adults all over the ...

Animation is often seen as a medium for making “kids' movies.” To be sure, there’s something about the bright colors of an animated image that lends itself well to the sorts of stories that are most ...

Children watching Pixar’s new animated sci-fi adventure “Elio” may be dazzled by the film’s science fiction concepts, wild alien characters and outer space adventures. Adults, however, might ...

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Born with Autism (formerly classified as Asperger syndrome), Tyler B. Searle has been obsessed with storytelling since he was old enough to speak. He gravitated towards fairy tales, mythology, the ...

One year ago, Pixar Animation Studios announced that they were changing course. Speaking with Bloomberg, chief creative officer Pete Docter said that, following disappointing box office returns on ...

Snoop Dogg criticized LGBTQIA+ storylines in children’s movies after watching a Pixar movie that featured a same-sex couple with his grandson. “What you see is what you see. They’re putting it ...