Pixar is taking us way back to the late ‘90s by reintroducing its classic blooper reels made famous by the likes of Toy Story and Monsters Inc., and the nostalgia is real. After over two decades of ...

Three years ago, the Steve Jobs Archive debuted as “the authoritative home for Steve’s story and a resource for new generations eager to make their own mark.” Now, the Steve Jobs Archive has shared a ...

Disney and Pixar‘s Elio will begin streaming September 17 on Disney+. The animated film follows Elio, an underdog kid with an active imagination who finds himself inadvertently beamed up to the ...

Before putting together the LEGO Ideas Pixar Luxo Jr. set, I threw Toy Story on the TV in the background and got to work. I finished the set in one sitting, which took me roughly two hours and lined ...

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 ...

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It also feels, at times, disjointed and distracted, perhaps due to reported mid-production tinkering. But this kind of tinkering and reworking has been part of the Pixar process more or less from the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. RT users loved Elio even more, as the film to date has earned a 91% “fresh” Popcornmeter ...

For decades, Pixar could hardly miss with its original animated films. But since the pandemic, Pixar and other animation studios have struggled to break through at the box office with the same kinds ...

Pixar has a knack for coming up with good opening salvos, and Elio, the animation company’s latest movie, kicks off with a strong one. When we meet the 11-year-old kid, voiced by Yonas Kibreab, who ...

Like the 11-year-old title character of “Elio,” Pixar’s latest original is small and cute. Nothing wrong with that. It’s time to accept that gone are the days of “WALL-E,” “Up” and “Ratatouille,” when ...