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Thumbs down for modern children's films?
An article featured on Guardian criticizes modern children’s films for failing their audiences. The story claims that many current animated releases such as Ratatouille, The Incredibles, and Shark Tale are… |
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Brad Bird on fostering innovation
An in-depth story on Gigaom features nine important lessons on fostering innovation in animation from renowned director Brad Bird, who helmed such hits as The Incredibles and Ratatouille. The article… |
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Yahoo! users rate the top 30 animated films of all time
…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… |
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Pixar animator presents UK animation workshop
…Gordon has contributed character animation to nearly every major feature the studio has produced. On Academy Award winning film The Incredibles, Andrew spent the majority of his time animating Edna… |
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Kung Fu Panda to reach $120M by Sunday
…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…. |
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Michael Giacchino to score Pixar's Up
UpcomingPixar, via UpcomingFilmScores, reports that Michael Giacchino will be scoring Pixar’s 2009 feature film, Up. Giacchino’s previous works also include Pixar films such as The Incredibles and Ratatouille…. |
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Wall•E headed off to a $60+M opening weekend
…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… |
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$65M opening weekend in sight for Wall•E
…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!… |
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Monsters vs Aliens: Conrad Vernon vs Animated Views!
…and a half into making the movie, and The Incredibles came out, with a team of superheroes. We had a team of monsters. So, we saw that movie and made… |
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Michael Giacchino to lead Oscar orchestra
…III, The Family Stone and The Incredibles. He has also composed and conducted the scores for the upcoming Star Trek, Land of the Lost and Pixar’s Up. In 2005 Giacchino… |
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Bolt on DVD & BD: One Super-Director + One Super-Voice Make One Super Rhino!
…Pixar movies – Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Nightmare Before Christmas…heh, maybe I should email you a complete list later – this could take all morning! RI: Disney animation… |
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Bolt
…Feature Oscar nomination, Bolt’s front cover is more content to run with a “Best Disney film since The Incredibles” quote, someone obviously not telling Robert Butler that Brad Bird’s film… |
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Up receives PG rating
…Association of America. The official Up website displays the PG rating for “Some Peril and Action.” Up is the second Pixar film after The Incredibles to receive the PG rating…. |
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Up likely to soar to incredible heights
…Pixar grosses till date. Next best is The Incredibles at $261.4 million. The article also suggests how 3D runs can boost a film performance at box-office through higher ticket prices…. |
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Pete Docter’s Up-bringing!
…that or that technique like you did in The Incredibles or in Cars or whatever” and they say: “Oh yeah, but we won’t do it again because it didn’t turn… |
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Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind
…a nice little set of extras. First of all, though, there are the requisite Previews. Bambi, the three current Miyazaki releases, and The Incredibles are advertised before getting to the… |
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Fantastic Four: The Complete 1994-95 Animated Series
…to hear him say that he is flattered by hearing how much of The Incredibles (which he had not seen) was inspired by The Fantastic Four. Episode Introductions By Stan… |
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Cartoons Then and Now: Jerry Beck talks Woody, Popeye and More!
…like The Art of The Incredibles and The Art of Finding Nemo. It’s just as good as all those books, so I highly recommend it. There’s also my television pilot,… |
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A Conversation with Andreas Deja
…he thought he was the best animator, pretty much. AV: Well, I was at a screening of The Incredibles that Brad Bird was at… AD: Yeah, Brad is a Milt… |
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A Conversation with Eric Goldberg
…same year. But because it didn’t do $300 million it was a failure! AV: Yeah, Brad Bird said, when The Incredibles was about to come out, “If this doesn’t make… |
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Michael Giacchino: not so short on ideas for Pixar Shorts!
…too, who has proven to have a certain talent for writing music for animated films (The Incredibles, Ratatouille) and for his experiments in music, especially his scores for the hit… |
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Jan Pinkava reveals “les ropes” of Ratatouille
…Since Geri’s Game, many advances had been made, but even for The Incredibles the cloth simulation had still been an enormous struggle. By the time we’d reached the end of… |
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Brother Bear: Special Edition
…is essentially a trailer any longer! Other previews, also accessible from the Sneak Peek menu, include the Aladdin PE, The Incredibles teaser, Mickey’s Three Musketeers, the upcoming Mary Poppins SE,… |
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Teacher’s Pet (The Movie)
…Aladdin, The Incredibles (still only the original teaser, so don’t get excited), Mickey’s Musketeers, Lion King II and, via the optional Sneak Peek menu, Mulan’s 2-disc SE and a Disney… |
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Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse In Black And White, Volume Two
…Incredibles (a case, if nothing else, of more animation filling the Studio’s coffers). One bright spot has been Donovan Cook’s theatrically worthy, traditionally animated adventure The Three Musketeers, which saw… |
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Mulan II
…with a handful of Sneak Peeks, also accessible from their own menu, including extended looks at Bambi, Pooh’s Heffalump Movie, Lilo And Stitch 2, The Incredibles and the Disney Princesses… |
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The Plague Dogs: (1983 US Edited Edition)
…and winning this year’s Best Animated Feature Oscar for The Incredibles – about as far as one could get away from The Plague Dogs if searching for polar opposites! The… |
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Watershipped Rabbits And Plagued Dogs: The Animated World Of Richard Adams
…Oscar winner for The Incredibles – as about as far as one could go from The Plague Dogs if searching for polar opposites! The drawing here is amazingly lifelike and… |
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Joe Barbera; Gremlins and Disney's Dog
…see WDFA continuing to produce edgier CG fare of the kind Pixar themselves seem to keep away from: apart from The Incredibles we’ve yet to see the kind of movie… |
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Renaissance
…of The Polar Express, but somehow doesn’t feel as “real” as The Incredibles or even Ratatouille, but it’s a combination with motion capture that could have an interesting development. The… |

