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Tag Archives: Pixar
Toy Story That Time Forgot
Toy Story is the film that brought Pixar to the attention of most people, and it’s Toy Story that the studio keeps going back to time and again. There have been three films released so far, each receiving a fair … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas Cinema
Tagged 2010s, 4 Stars, Kevin McKidd, Kristen Schaal, Pixar, reviews, Tim Allen, Tom Hanks, Toy Story, Toy Story That Time Forgot, TV Specials
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Up
2009 Best Picture Nominee Just being a Pixar film would be enough to get Up onto my watch list, but the accolades it’s received certainly didn’t hurt. Directed by Bob Peterson and Pete Docter, Up was the second animated feature … Continue reading
Posted in Oscarama
Tagged 2000s, 5 Stars, Bob Peterson, Christopher Plummer, Ed Asner, Jordan Nagai, movies, Pete Docter, Pixar, reviews, Up
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Re-Ranking the Oscars: 2008 Best Animated Feature
For my second outing at ranking the Oscars, we’re sticking with Best Animated Feature still (as Best Picture is sometimes hard to track down…) but we’re jumping ahead a few years to 2008. Like 2003, there were only three films … Continue reading
Posted in Top X
Tagged Academy Awards, Bolt, Disney, Kung Fu Panda, movies, Pixar, Re-Ranking the Oscars, WALL-E
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Three Short Films
For today, another installment of short films. This time I’m looking at three shorts, and though they are all silent films, they aren’t all from the same era. In fact, there’s almost a hundred years between the oldest and the … Continue reading
Re-Ranking the Oscars: 2003 Best Animated Feature
Like any other movie blogger, I enjoy arguing with the Academy Awards. Indeed, part of my goal with my quest to see all the Best Picture nominees and Best Animated Feature nominees is that, having done so, I can then … Continue reading
News Bites: Weinstein and Warner
Good morning, one and all. Yesterday was Independence Day in the U.S., so I hope all my fellow Americans had a good time. As might be expected, the holiday meant that there were fewer press releases this week than there … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged Airwolf, Butler, Carla Hacken, Chris Weitz, DC Comics, Dougie Brimson, Ed Catmull, entertainment, Fire Sermon, Francesca Haig, Grapes of Wrath, Guillermo del Toro, Hellboy, Hellboy 3, Jacob's Ladder, Jeff Buhler, John Steinbeck, Knight Rider, Leo Gregory, Lion Forge Comics, Martin Kemp, Miami Vice, movie news, movies, news, Pixar, Punky Brewster, Ron Perlman, Saved by the Bell, Steven Spielberg, Thomas Tull, Top Dog, Wonder Woman, Young World
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News Bites: Pixar and Pixels
It’s the end of May, and it’s also the end of the work week for most people. Which is to say, it’s Friday, and it’s time for the News Bites. Disney and their subsidiaries are dominating the news this week, … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged Ang Lee, Big Hero 6, Chris Columbus, David Yates, Día de los Muertos, Disney, entertainment, Espen Sandberg, Finding Dory, Frozen, Good Dinosaur, Grumpy Cat, Guardians of the Galaxy, Henry Cavill, Inside Out, Jack Black, James Bond, James Bond 24, Joachim Rønning, John C. Reilly, Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Marvel Comics, Monsters University, movie news, movies, news, Nicholas Winding Refn, Non-Stop, Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Pixar, Sam Mendes, Shane Black, Tom Cruise, Tom Hooper, Will Ferrell
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News Bites: Timecop and Tai Chi
It’s another Friday morning, and that means another edition of the News Bites. Last week was a bit on the light side. This week, not so much. There’s a bit of Pixar, some Marvel Comics movie news, news of TV … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged Avengers, Avengers 2, Brian Singer, Christopher Nolan, Dark Horse Comics, Día de los Muertos, Disney, entertainment, Evan Peters, Halo, James Bond, James Bond 24, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Keanu Reeves, Lee Unkrich, Man of Tai Chi, Marc Shmuger, movie news, movies, news, Oldboy, Passengers, Pixar, Reese Witherspoon, Saoirse Ronan, Spike Lee, Star Wars, Star Wars: Episode VII, Steven Spielberg, Timecop, Tom McNulty, Toy Story, Toy Story of Terror, Warehouse 13, Wild Bunch, Will Smith, X-Men, X-Men: Days of Future Past
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News Bites: A Mickey Mouse Meal
Good morning! It’s Friday, and that means it’s time once again for the weekly News Bites. There’s a whole mess of news this week, and nearly all of it is from a single source. You guys like cartoons, right? You’d … Continue reading →