Let’s face it Pixar has not let us down yet and it looks like they are onto another hit with this upcoming release. In Disney Pixar own words: In a city where […]
They Finally Revealed What Elemental Looks Like
RIP Fred Willard
I know on the grand scale of things 2020 has completely sucked and that is me putting it both terribly and lightly, but on a more personal scale the years just got […]
Looks Like Pixar Is Going To Break Me Again
Who doesn’t love a good Pixar film? Seriously if you hate Pixar you are dead inside. And speaking of death, someone at Pixar has a serious obsession with death… The premise for […]
Is This The Most Adorable Funko Yet
I think Funko may have just broke me with their latest release, as we know the company makes toys for like everything, seriously my collection contains Donald Trump and Bob Ross, but […]
Pixar President Edwin Catmull heads to Dublin next month for Web Summit 2015
It’s been 20 years since the first Toy Story introduced us to the world of computer generated animated feature films and of course Pixar. Pixar will always have a special place in […]
The future of Disney with DisneyLife
What does the future hold for Disney when they launch their digital streaming subscription service DisneyLife next month in Europe? The future looks promising as putting their foothold in the ever growing […]
DisneyLife-Disney’s version of Netflix is coming soon
Disney recently announced their newest venture DisneyLife, a £9.99 per month subscription video, music, and book service that will include Pixar’s entire catalog and Disney’s classic films. Beyond films, DisneyLife will feature thousands of […]
Interview with James Ford Murphy at SXSW 2015 about Pixar’s short film Lava
At SXSW 2015 we had the opportunity to interview James Ford Murphy, head of animation at Pixar Animation Studios, about his short animated film Lava. Lava is a 2014 animated musical short […]
The Most Highly Anticipated Family Films of 2015
Continuing on from the most highly anticipated comedies and dramas of 2015, we decided to cover family films next. Last year we had the likes of The Lego Movie, Maleficent and Big […]
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