Ever wonder about the hidden lives of water, fire, air, and earth? After all, it’s Elemental. Mike, Mike, Rob Levy, and Shirley Burton look at the newest feature film from Pixar. All this, along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take and Shout Outs. We want to hear from you! Feedback
When I watched the trailer for Disney/Pixar’s new animated film Lightyear, my first impression was that the movie looked fun but I didn’t experience a “jump-out-of-your-seat” level of hype. That turned out to pretty much summarize how I felt about the film after watching it this weekend. It’s a fun
It’s been too long dahlings, but Pixar’s first family of supers is back! Mike, Mike, Alex, and Ashley suit up and review the sequel fourteen years in the making. Plus, Jamey Bennett, aka rapper Chunky creates a Royal Ruckus in the Geek Seat. All this, along with Rants & Raves,
It’s been 14 years since the first “Incredibles” movie premiered in theaters, and it’s amazing to see how much the superhero genre has changed during that time. The original “Incredibles” came out a year before Christopher Nolan’s groundbreaking Dark Knight trilogy and four years before the very first Marvel Cinematic
Twenty years ago this year, a little studio made a big impact with its first feature film. Mike, Mike, Alex Autrey, and John McCarthy discuss the works of PIXAR, a company that continues to reach for the sky to infinity and beyond. We also chat with the newest members of
It’s time to talk about one of the most influential men in animation, the god himself, Hayao Miyazaki! Chris and Q discuss this man’s imprint on the world of film animation, along with special guests Jen Cram and Darius Washington!
By Ashley Bergner, Box Office Buzz Merida, the star of Pixar’s new animated movie “Brave,” isn’t exactly your typical Disney princess. Instead of spending her days in a castle pining for “prince charming,” the Scottish princess (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) loves to be outdoors, riding her horse through open fields,
by Brendon Connelly, Source: BleedingCool.com While Pete Docter‘s upcoming Pixar movie about “a journey into the human mind and creative process” is being kept as mysterious as before – we have that basic premise and a June 19, 2015 release date and nothing else – Pixar have started revealing little
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com We’ve wanted a sequel to Pixar’s family superhero epic The Incredibles for seven years, but nothing’s materialized. Now writer/director Brad Bird says he’d love to make one for us, but if he does, it’s not just going to be another sequel for the sake of
By Adam Swiderski, Source: Blastr.com Everyone’s favorite animation studio may have a full slate ahead with the fantasy film Brave and Monsters University (sequel to Monsters, Inc.) on the way, but that doesn’t mean they’re resting on their laurels. Instead, they used the D23 Expo to reveal the existence of
by John Frost, The Disney Blog Bangerter homes, in conjunction with the the Salt Lake City Home Builders Association, has come up with a great way to get visitors, and potential buyers, to their Parade of Homes event, they’ve recreated a full scale version of Carl and Ellie’s house from
Entertainment Weekly has an exlusive look at Pixar’s 13th feature-length movie Brave (out June 22, 2012) which ventures into new territory for the animation studio: The Scotland-set adventure film will be Pixar’s first fairy tale, its first picture starring a female protagonist, and its first film co-directed by a woman.
