Turning Red Review: Classic Pixar
Turning Red is a whimsical animated adventure bursting with spectacular visuals, charming characters, and catchy pop ballads.
Turning Red is a whimsical animated adventure bursting with spectacular visuals, charming characters, and catchy pop ballads.
Disney and Pixar’s new animated feature Turning Red is a love letter to Toronto and Canada.
We chat with John Hoffman, story supervisor on Disney Pixar’s LUCA, about bringing the new animated coming of age film to life.
A look at the latest film from Pixar, the Dungeons and Dragon’s-like ONWARD.
Pixar’s latest plays like a kid-friendly mashup of Weekend at Bernie’s, The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter.
Disney/Pixar just released the new trailer for their upcoming animated feature, Soul. Given the collaborators’ track record, it’s no surprise that the film looks stunning and feels primed to tug at your heartstrings. I can not wait to explore the film’s “soulful” vision of New York. And based on the trailer, you can guarantee Soul’s […]
CONTEST ALERT: To celebrate the arrival of Buzz, Woody, Bo Peep and the rest of the gang on home video That Shelf wants to give our readers a chance to win a copy of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 4 on Blu-ray!
That Shelf wants to send you and a friend to an advance screening of Disney and Pixar’s TOY STORY 4 in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa and Winnipeg on Wednesday, June 19th!
The Movie After 14 long years, Brad Bird and company (ie Pixar) finally delivered that sequel to The Incredibles that everyone was clamouring for. On every superficial level, it was a rousing success. The film went on to gross over a billion dollars and presumably sold plenty of candy coloured superhero merchandise for Disney as […]
Since 1999 Ted Mathot has been one of the stalwart creative forces at Pixar. Starting as a story artist on classics such as Cars, Ratatouille and WALL•E, moving up to be story supervisor on the Incredibles 2. Like Brad Bird Mathot traces his career back to The Simpsons, injecting that trademark wit and levity into […]
On this episode of The Shelf, we speak with Disney-Pixar’s Brad Bird about Incredibles 2 and Domee Shi about her short film Bao, the importance of empowering women in the animation industry, what’s on her Dork Shelf, and much more.
We continue our ongoing Inside Out coverage this week with an interview with co-writer Josh Cooley, who spoke with us about how Pixar’s story department works, the challenges of interweaving plotlines, and what it felt like to get the Toy Story 4 co-directing gig. He’ll be speaking in depth on these topics and more at the Toronto Animation Arts Festival this weekend.
To celebrate this week’s release of Pixar’s highly anticipated Inside Out we’re posting several interviews with people who worked on the film. First up is a local talent who had the pleasure of Inside Out being her first Pixar project, story artist Domee Shi.
We were shown the first 2/3 of Pixar’s Inside Out, here’s why we can’t wait to see the rest.
In the same week Disney scores big with Big Hero 6, Pixar announces yet another sequel in the works. Is this cause for worry or is Pixar’s second golden era upon us?