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Learn to Let Go: How Success Killed Duke Nukem
Original at OS News
• Tue, Dec 22
on Duke Nukem Forever started, most computers were still using Windows 95, Pixar had made only one movie - Toy Story - and Xbox did not yet exist. ... and more »
The M/C Review: 'Kick-Ass' really, really does - HitFix
Original at HitFix
• Tue, Dec 15
HitFix (blog) The M/C Review: 'Kick-Ass' really, really does HitFix (blog) The whole job of a movie producer is to get a film made. And 'John Carter' is getting made now. Only it's by Pixar, and Harry and I have nothing to do with ...
Sometimes it works out just fine to be second best
Original at San Jose Mercury News
• Mon, Dec 14
And he attained an honor Armstrong never did — serving as the inspiration for "Toy Story" character Buzz Lightyear, because Pixar artists believed he had ... and more »
Getting the big picture - Business Times
Original at Business Times Singapore
• Thu, Dec 3
Getting the big picture Business Times (subscription) Why go Japanese, and not one of the Western studios such as Pixar or Industrial Light and Magic? 'The fact that they are Japanese means they do have a ...
five movies we've loved this year, and five we can't wait to see
Original at The Daily Advertiser
• Thu, Dec 3
About - News & Issues (blog) The expanded Oscar field might finally give Pixar its due in the “Best Picture” race. Up was a top-tier Pixar film, and definitely deserves being the second ... 2010: The Year Oscar Goes Geek?Newsarama
Pixar keeps going Up
Original at encore
• Tue, Dec 1
After that pitch, John Lasseter guides the story with the director/storyteller. Andrew Stanton also weighs in and gives it another layer of insight. ...
CLUBBER HAD SEX WITH GATELY'S HUSBAND
Original at Contactmusic.com
• Sun, Nov 29
Caption: Stephen Gately (Picture) with his husband Andrew Cowles The UK Premiere of the new Disney Pixar Film 'Up' held at the London BFI IMAX London, ... and more »
This summer's word-of-mouth champs - Talking Pictures
Original at Chicago Tribune
• Wed, Jun 17
Chugging past the $200 million mark any day now, the Disney/Pixar winner has made sport of the skeptics (particularly financial analysts) who doubted the appeal of an animated feature about a 78-year-old widower. Kids'll never go for it, they figured. ...
Warner Bros. Pictures
Original at New York Daily News
• Mon, Jun 15
Disney's latest Pixar animation hit "Up" came in a close second again with sales of $30.5 million. Sony's thriller "The Taking of Pelham 123" left the station with just $25 million onboard to land third in its debut weekend. "Pelham 123," a remake of ...
Not getting the picture
Original at Chicago Daily Southtown
• Sun, Jun 14
IL In Maine, you can count on one hand the number of theaters that showed Pixar Animation's "Up" in 3-D when it opened recently. Pixar and rival DreamWorks say all future movies they produce will be released in 3-D. Those who haven't made the costly ...
Website tells you when you can go without missing key parts of a film
Original at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
• Mon, Jun 8
By Laura M. Bollin If you're heading to a movie theater, perhaps to see the new Disney-Pixar film, there's a website that could help you know when to get "Up" and go to the bathroom. Runpee.com was launched in August by Los Angeles-based freelance ...
Now playing
Original at Arizona Daily Star
• Thu, Jun 4
AZ Up *** 1/2 — An old man (voiced by Ed Asner) meets an adventurer and gets to explore the world in this Pixar film. Rated G. El Con, Marketplace, Century Park, Park Place, Cinemark, DeAnza, Desert Sky, Foothills, Harkins, Tower, Oasis. ...
Ed's the man
Original at Malaysia Star
• Wed, Jun 3
Docter said the Pixar animators often zero in on voices by putting on old movies and TV shows with the picture off, listening only to the audio to see who ... and more »
Up Goes to Amazing Places
Original at CanMag
• Fri, May 29
CA Pixar are just the masters of film technique. They use editing to play with reality and imagination. They use sound tricks, just every trick at their disposal to create the greatest storytelling experience. Up is a high stakes adventure like nothing ...
Go! Movie roundup: May 29-June 4
Original at Times Herald-Record
• Thu, May 28
NY UPST Up (3.5 stars) — In the latest Pixar animation, an 8-year-old boy stows away for the ride when a 78-year-old man ties thousands of balloons to his house so he can fly off to explore South America. PG for some peril and action. ...
Now playing
Original at Arizona Daily Star
• Thu, May 28
AZ An old man meets an adventurer and gets to explore the world in this Pixar film. 87 minutes. Review on Page 12. El Con, Marketplace, Century Park, Park Place, Cinemark, DeAnza, Desert Sky, Foothills, Harkins, Oasis, Tower. Angels & Demons ** — PG-13 ...
Pixar and Disney go Up
Original at SheKnows.com
• Wed, May 27
AZ Pixar and Disney are known for their films' stellar visuals and Up, their latest effort is still setting the animation bar ever higher. From Toy Story to Wall-E , Pixar has revolutionized animated storytelling for the 21st century. In Up, Pixar's scope ...
Thousands March In Support Of Same-Sex Marriage
Original at FoxReno.com
• Tue, May 26
NV In front of the Castro Theater there was a long line of people, many with children awaiting a special showing of the latest Disney/Pixar film 'Up.' Outside the theater, one man let his feelings be known about same sex marriage, carrying a sign calling ...
Are real-life Terminator robots possible?
Original at IT PRO
• Tue, May 26
UK In the Pixar film Wall-E you saw something like that with the fat humans unable to do anything about robot control because they just didn't know how to move anymore. Robotics expert Daniel H. Wilson says the super-intelligent robot is unlikely, ...
This Week's Movie Buzz: See It, Rent It, Or Skip It?
Original at Starpulse.com
• Tue, May 26
Pixar veterans Pete Doctor and Bob Peterson collaborate to direct this movie. Doctor, who wrote the "Toy Story" movies and "Wall-E," co-directs with writer Peterson, who created "Ratatouille" and "Finding Nemo." John Ratzenberger, best known for his ...
Seeking franchises post-'Potter'
Original at SouthCoastToday.com
• Mon, May 25
Indiantelevision.com MA Potter, and the rise of Pixar Animation Studios, creator of such films as "Toy Story," "Ratatouille" and "WALL‚‚E," showed Hollywood that family movies didn't have to bear the Disney imprimatur, or evince only sweetness and light, to be embraced. ...
Best bets: Go 'Up,' up, and away, at the movies
Original at MSNBC
• Mon, May 25
The folks at Pixar have cooked up another unlikely adventure with their new film, “Up.” Ed Asner provides the voice of the cranky old man whose dream is a life of adventure. After seeing the film at the Cannes Film Festival, the UK Telegraph wrote, ...
At Cannes, low-budget films go 3-D, too
Original at Chicago Tribune
• Thu, May 21
Daily Mail United States In some international territories, the same film can do five times as much business in 3-D theaters as on 2-D screens, and Pixar Animation Studios, DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. and Walt Disney Co. have made a commitment to produce an array of 3-D ...
Weekend go & do listings
Original at Bradenton Herald
• Wed, May 13
United States DISNEY/PIXAR “Disney on Ice” presents a new ice show featurings the characters from “Cars,” today through Sunday at the St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa. Concert in the Grove: Mixon's Fruit Farm, 2712 26th Ave. E., Bradenton A Concert in the Grove will be ...
In photos: 'Photocall for Up at the Cannes Film Festival 2009'Original at monstersandcritics.com
• Wed, May 13
EPA/CAROLINE BLUMBERG (LR) Director Pete Docter, director Bob Peterson, producer Jonas Rivera, singer and actor Charles Aznavour, actor Tom Trouffier, Executive Producer John Lasseter, president of Walt Disney Animation Studios Edwin Catmull, and Pixar ...
More pictures from Up
Original at monstersandcritics.com
• Tue, May 12
Hollywood Reporter The film is directed by Pixar veteran Pete Docter, who joined the studio in 1990—just the third animator to be brought on board. Along with Lasseter and Andrew Stanton, Docter developed the story and characters for “Toy Story,” Pixar's first ...
Zade Rosenthal/Sony Pictures
Original at New York Times
• Fri, May 8
United States Writing in March on his personal blog, burtonia.com, he urged parents with daughters to avoid Pixar films because a long list of them — from “Toy Story” to the forthcoming “Up” — had featured male animated leads, to the disadvantage of some very ...
Going Up in the world
Original at Screendaily.com
• Thu, May 7
UK - Mike Goodridge Docter, who joined Pixar in 1990, animating and directing commercials before working on story and characters for Toy Story, explains the film was divided into 30 sequences. At the beginning of the process, two or three key sequences are storyboarded. ...
All the Faith in the World: Holiday
Original at PopMatters
• Mon, Apr 13
IL It may not be a coincidence that the closest modern sensibility I can think of is animated: Pixar’s Ratatouille and Finding Nemo both operate on the same basic principles.) It’s the sort of movie that gives those who do know it the satisfyingly ...
Making the movies more moving
Original at Times Online
• Sat, Apr 4
UK Three-dimensional films are popular — all Disney and Pixar animation will be 3-D from now on — but a company called D-Box Technologies really wants to shake up the industry. This weekend’s release in the US of the street-racing film Fast & Furious will ...
See them in 3-D
Original at Salmon Arm Observer
• Tue, Mar 10
Canada Move over Pixar and Disney, this highly anticipated, brand new Dreamworks picture makes its debut at the end of the festival (and then continues for two weeks after). Monsters VS Aliens combines B-movie nostalgia with futuristic technology to create an ...
2009 Calvins: Kim Hollis's Ballot
Original at Box Office Prophets
• Mon, Mar 2
My favorite movie of 2008 – by far – was WALL-E. In fact, I would go so far as to say it's in the running for my favorite Pixar film ever, but I think that's a judgment that needs time before I come to any real conclusions. It was a gorgeous film, ... 2009 Calvins: Jason Lee's Ballots Box Office Prophets
It's anyone's guess for Best Picture
Original at Charleston Post Courier
• Sat, Feb 21
Seattle Post Intelligencer SC A win for "WALL-E," the heavy favorite, would be the fourth feature-length animation Academy Award for the wizards at Pixar, following "Ratatouille," "Finding Nemo" and "The Incredibles," half of the eight trophies since the category was added in 2001. ...
Disney movies go mobile in Korea
Original at brandrepublic.asia
• Thu, Feb 19
SK Telecom mobile subscribers with a VOD-enabled device will be able to stream without interruptions the latest movies and TV hits from Walt Disney Studios, Disney/Pixar, Touchstone Pictures and Miramax. It is the first time Disney has made an ...
Go Ask Alice -- I could have seen a contender
Original at wickedlocal.com
• Thu, Feb 19
MA When a new Disney or Pixar film is released, I take my 9-year-old son to a late afternoon matinee — sometimes he can bring a friend with whom he can share a large popcorn and a box of Sour Patch Kids. But “grown up movies” — I choose that term over ...
The true best pictures of the year
Original at Rediff
• Tue, Feb 17
India Based on our measures, Disney/Pixar's Ratatouille was the top film of the year, Universal Pictures' The Bourne Ultimatum was No. 2 and The Simpsons Movie from News Corp.'s 20th Century Fox was third. To arrive at the numbers--the nominating process, ...
Jeff Vrabel: It’sa small world after all
Original at Norwich Bulletin
• Sun, Feb 15
• 1 related articles
CT - In all, 29 Disney or Disney-Pixar characters are now in the ride, which I imagine requires attendees to disembark in a 350000-square-foot gift shop with no ...
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Hotel for Dogs, Under the Sea 3D
Original at Scenta.co.uk
• Sat, Feb 14
UK - Half-term is here and following last week's delightful Disney-Pixar animated film Bolt come two live action movies aimed at family audiences. ...
Film's naughty and nice list
Original at Canada.com
• Sat, Feb 14
Canada - The Disney-Pixar movie about the lone robot left on Earth changed all that by ensuring the actual frames reflected the larger theme of what it means to be ...
KTKA Movie Review: Coraline
Original at 49abcnews.com
• Fri, Feb 13
Also stop animation, a dying artform with companies now that DreamWorks and Pixar dominate animation technology was great to see again. The painstaking process of making a movie in this form is a salute to the dedication and care that Selick and his ...
Big-studio films go for some Super exposure
Original at USA Today
• Thu, Jan 29
- Disney will be showing off the Pixar film Up (May 29), about an old man who attaches helium balloons to his house and floats away on an adventure, ...
Business Right Now
Original at KVOA.com
• Thu, Jan 8
AZ - Much of that's from his sale of Pixar to Disney. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hannah Montana, meet Aaron Stone. The Walt Disney Company is launching a new series ...
Apple's Jobs gets $1 salary with share value down
Original at San Francisco Chronicle
• Wed, Jan 7
Jobs got the stock when he sold his Pixar Animation Studios to Disney in 2006. Associated Press Media giant Time Warner Inc. said Wednesday that it expects ... Steve Jobs profile: Apple's hard core Scotland on Sunday Steve Jobs One of a kind Economist
'Bolt' has all the hallmarks of a classic
Original at eTaiwan News
• Thu, Dec 18
Taiwan - This Disney feature, executive produced by Pixar genius John Lasseter, has all the hallmarks of his earlier classics: Adorable characters, clever humor, ...
Movies may win big over films
Original at Los Angeles Times
• Wed, Dec 17
BBC News CA - Dec 17, 2008 But with Pixar lobbying for "Wall-E" as a best picture (as opposed to best animated picture) nominee and its recent claim on that award from the Los Angeles ... Bolt, WALL•E, Madagascar Songs on Oscar List Animation Magazine all 91 news articles
High Res Photos: Pixar’s Tokyo Mater | /Film
Original at /FILM
• Wed, Dec 10
By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Disney•Pixar’s “Cars 2″ will be released in Summer 2011. “Cars 2″ is being directed by Brad Lewis, producer of the Oscar®-winning film “Ratatouille.” In this adventure, all the world’s a racetrack as racing superstar Lightning McQueen ...
It's Wall-E's World
Original at Defamer
• Mon, Jun 30
By Seth Realizing that their last vision of a dystopian future-Earth—2006's Cars, in which automobiles ruled the planet, fueled by an endlessly replenishable supply of human livestock bred in subterranean people-farms—was perhaps a little too dark a subject matter for their intended fami...
New Wall-E Teaser Trailer
Original at Popoholic
• Tue, Dec 18
I’m not sure what it is about Pixar’s new movie, Wall-E, but I’m just not feeling it. I love the Pixar films, and they usually deliver, if not on the big screen at least in the trailers. But this movie… I don’t know. It looks interesting, great animation, and there’s a scene in it (with [...]
Super Sexy Heavenly Sword Shots Emerge
Original at Kotaku
• Mon, Apr 9
I may have given PSM a bit of crap for busting out the better-than-CGI hype-beast for their preview of Final Fantasy XIII, but maybe I ought to shut up about that, 'cause I'm internally gushing over the latest shots of Heavenly Sword.
New Ratatouille Photos
Original at /FILM
• Sat, Apr 7
By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Academy Award®-winning director Brad Bird (“The Incredibles”) and the amazing storytellers at Pixar Animation Studios (“Cars,” “Finding Nemo”) take you into an entirely new and original world where the unthinkable combination of a rat and a 5-star gourmet restaurant come together...