…Life to the emotional depths of Finding Nemo and The Incredibles, Pixar Animation Studios has amassed a string of successful films that remains unparalleled in the history of entertainment. Do…

…key skills every animator needs, whether they are working in 2D (e.g. Beauty & the Beast), 3D model (e.g. Wallace and Gromit), or computer animation (e.g. Shrek or Finding Nemo)….

…trying to explain why the connections occur. Some of the counterparts in the piece include Flushed Away versus Ratatouille, Finding Nemo versus Shark Tale, and Antz versus A Bug’s Life….

…also reports that if Disney doesn’t go animated with it they may sit “on the film for Andrew Stanton, the director of Finding Nemo. Apparently Stanton wants to do a…

…their next movie, WALL• E (pictured here), which will be released the following year.” Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo) is directing and the film is scheduled for release June 2008. Thanks…

…character’s dead.’ I went, ‘Well, look, it happens. I appreciate the opportunity.’ They went, ‘No, no, no, you’re in it…’” Regarding a possible Finding Nemo 2, Garrett adds, “I haven’t…

…used that style of puppets for their production of Finding Nemo at Disney World in FL. It will be unlike the Lion King puppets and more of its own style”…

…from the films Ratatouille and WALL•E, as well as theme park attractions Toy Story Mania, Toy Story Live, Monster’s Inc. Ride & Go Seek, Carland and Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage….

…Peter O’Toole Original Story by: Jan Pinkava, Jim Capobianco, Brad Bird Academy Award®-winning director Brad Bird (The Incredibles) and the amazing storytellers at Pixar Animation Studios (Cars, Finding Nemo) take…

CG-Node has published an interview with Carlos Baena, an animator at Pixar who has worked on movies such as Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars and Ratatouille. Outside of Pixar, Carlos…

…picks for the top five computer animated movies of all time. Their choices include: 1) The Incredibles, 2) Toy Story, 3) Shrek, 4) Finding Nemo and 5) Toy Story 2….

The very first teaser of Pixar’s Wall-E has made its way across the net. Apple has the teaser in various formats. Directed by Andrew Stanton, writer-director of Finding Nemo, Wall-E’s…

…is still well below the last Pixar toon Cars, which opened in 2006 to $60 mil and earned less than 2003’s Finding Nemo ($70 mil) and 2004’s The Incredibles ($70…

…now at CGSociety. The piece explains how Deamer attained the job of character designer for the animation house, where he has worked on such films as Ratatouille and Finding Nemo….

…Scenes From Academy Award-winning director Brad Bird (The Incredibles) and the amazing storytellers at Pixar Animation Studios (Finding Nemo, Cars) comes Ratatouille, this year’s most original comedy about one of…

…choices for “The Top 20 Pixar Characters.” At the peak of the countdown is Buzz Lightyear (the Toy Story franchise), followed by Mike Wazowski (Monsters, Inc.) and Dory (Finding Nemo)….

…grow with the addition of popular attractions and shows, including: Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror,…

…a mark on American society.” This is the third time since the award’s conception in 2000 that a Pixar film has won this award (Finding Nemo, 2003; The Incredibles, 2004)….

…special edition DVD, and HD DVD on March 11th. And in addition to the previously reported Finding Nemo and Sleeping Beauty BDs, Disney announced Tinker Bell will be coming to…

…a few animation buffs but even those will be curious to check out the full list–so here it is below! 1. Finding Nemo 2. The Lion King 3. The Incredibles…

/Film posted on their site the video clip from Pixar’s upcoming film that was shown during ABC’s airing of Finding Nemo this weekend. The scene involves Eve placing Wall•E in…

…are scheduled to stream through August. Finding Nemo is available at Disney.com/WWoD through Friday. Monsters, Inc., Haunted Mansion, and Peter Pan also will be available on the site this summer….

…kiddie toon and a $120M 10-day gross would make for the fourth-best one for an animated non-sequel behind only Finding Nemo, The Incredibles and Monster’s Inc according to Fantasy Moguls….

…Brad Garett (Bloat) and #10. Finding Nemo (2003) #9. Cinderella (1950) #8. Shrek (2001) #7. Beauty and the Beast (1991) #6. Toy Story (1995) #5. Fantasia (1940) #4. The Lion…

…race to Florida along the north-south migration route. Barry Cook (Mulan) would direct, David Skelly is writing and Ric Sluiter (Lilo & Stitch) is art director. “What ‘Finding Nemo’ did…

…(Finding Nemo), Fred Willard and Jeff Garlin. USA Today also spoke to Andrew, The Hollywood Reporter chatted it up with producer Jim Morris, and io9 discussed the movie’s retro posters…

…Express and Finding Nemo led each annual list, respectively, before that. Why are animated features the most expensive movies to promote, easily costing tens of millions more than the average…

…Incredibles ($70.4M), Finding Nemo ($70.2M) and Monsters, Inc. ($62.5M). By comparison DreamWorks’ Kung Fu Panda grossed $20.3M on its opening day and went on to gross $60.2M over the 3-day…

…a $64–67M three-day weekend. That would make it the third biggest opening for a non-sequel animated film, behind Pixar’s own Finding Nemo and The Incredibles. Congratulations to everyone at Disney/Pixar!…