Here’s Every Disney Movie Being Released Theatrically And On Streaming In 2020
The Walt Disney Company has 25 features slated for theatrical release in 2020.
The Walt Disney Company has 25 features slated for theatrical release in 2020.
In a bizarre interview, Pixar’s president claims that the studio’s current directors will not be “people of their time” in 10 years.
You won’t believe what happens to this guy after he falls down an open manhole…
A video essay that explains how Pixar recreates the effects of real camerawork in its virtual worlds.
The film is directed by Dan Scanlon and produced by Kori Rae, the same team behind 2013’s “Monsters University.”
What do audiences want to see more — an almost-20-year-old hand-drawn animated feature or a brand-new cg animated feature?
Despite a bumpy production history, Pixar has delivered a crowd-pleaser with the fourth installment of “Toy Story.”
It will be the second original feature that Pixar releases next year.
The film is directed by Dan Scanlon and produced by Kori Rae, the same team behind 2013’s “Monsters University.”
“You haven’t seen anything yet,” says director Josh Cooley.
“The Simpsons” is one of the surprise animation series that’s heading to Disney’s new streaming service.
The show, titled “Monsters at Work,” will also introduce new characters in a story that takes place six months after the original Pixar film.
The “Toy Story” gang is back for the fourth time.
Fans of Sony’s “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” overran Disney’s Twitter Oscar campaign for “Incredibles 2.”
An earnest ball of yarn named Purl gets a job in a fast-paced, high energy, bro-tastic start-up.
Georgia Cano, one of the three lead plaintiffs in the animation wage-fixing lawsuit, speaks out for the first time.
The director of “Incredibles 2” is the first major figure at Pixar to speak openly about John Lasseter.
A key creative figure at Pixar is parting ways with the company.
The program is described as “an experimental storytelling initiative that welcomes new creative voices at Pixar Animation Studios to share their stories.”
In the first of a two-part series, we explore the production design of “Age of Sail,” “Bao,” “Bilby,” “Lost & Found,” and “One Small Step.”