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Film School Rejects (Free subscription) | yesterday
Hey kids, it's time for a very special edition of This Week in Blu-ray dedicated to the three releases from Walt Disney Home Entertainment, a trifecta of beautiful Pixar movies coming at you in 1080p.
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MTV Movies Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
After last week's jam-packed release schedule led by "G.I. Joe," we're given an opportunity to breath today with only two new theatrical titles coming to market, along with an assortment of action-filled catalog titles making their way to Blu-ray. This is your DVD Report for Tuesday, November 9. Disney's Pixar was flying high after the critically [...]
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Film School Rejects (Free subscription) | yesterday
With today's release of Up on DVD and Blu-ray, there is also some news from Pixar central about director Pete Docter and his next project.
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Film School Rejects (Free subscription) | yesterday
As you might have learned from Rob Hunter's This Week in DVD column this morning, the masterwork known as Pixar's Up has hit DVD and Blu-ray today. And with that, we have this very cool little list of facts...
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Club CDFreaks - Knowledge is Power (Free subscription) | yesterday
Is anyone having issue burning Disneyy/Pixar's UP? If so has anyone found a solution? Thanks
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WHAT WOULD TOTO WATCH? (Free subscription) | yesterday
Pixar’s 2008 smash “Wall*E” gave us 20 minutes of pure cinematic perfection. Then the story kicked in, and we were left with a flawed but visually dynamic tale of a trash robot in love. “Up,” the animation studio’s latest hit, maintains its brilliance a bit longer than its predecessor, but it, too, can’t sustain its initial blast [...] Related posts: WWTW interview:...
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/Film (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
A Monsters Inc sequel has been rumored to be in the works for the last couple years. But that might not be the case after-all.. or atleast not with writer/director Pete Docter at the helm. When talking to New York Magazine about Up, Docter let it slip that he is already working on his next project: "I'm mostly focused on the next film that I have in development already," said Docter. "That...
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SexGenderBody (Free subscription) | yesterday
To celebrate the release of Up on dvd, I am sharing my review of the movie, which was originally published here . SPOILER ALERT I saw Up yesterday, and, of course, loved it, as I knew I would. Everything about it--the fantastic premise of a man tying balloons to his house to travel to South America; the sense of adventure; the cute little chubby kid; the goofy dog who becomes pack-leader--EVERYTHING....
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Coolest Gadgets (Free subscription) | yesterday
Like any parent with younger kids, I have seen the Disney/Pixar film Cars way too many times. In all honesty, I do like the film, but not enough to purchase the Disney/Pixar Cars USB Email Alert. Brought to you by our old friends at Brando, it is a device modeled after one of the Cars [...]
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Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
As ''Up'' floats onto DVD, we trace the movies that make this bunch the gold standard in animation
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Smartcine.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
During the production of Up, the Animation Department produced an average of 4 seconds of animation a week. Paradise Falls is based on the world-famous Angel Falls in Venezuela. Up’s version is 1.8 miles tall or 9,700 ft., which is almost three times higher than Angel falls which stands at 3212 ft. To walk from [...]
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Upcoming Pixar (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
November 10th has proven to be a very important date for Pixar fans this year. In stores today you’ll find 5 brand new releases from the Lamp. Below I’ve compiled a shopping guide for your convenience: Up on Blu-ray/DVD: This is easily the most anticipated release from Pixar this year, and all for good reason, check out my review to see why. Directed by Pete Docter, Up will be available...
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Company Town (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Rich Ross is putting his mark on Walt Disney Studios bringing over a technology guru from Pixar, and promoting the home entertainment chief to a newly created job. In addition, president of marketing Jim Gallagher has left the studio. The...
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WHAT WOULD TOTO WATCH? (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
The creative team behind Pixar’s “Up” traveled to South America to research some of the critical sequences in the movie. But inspiration also came from some less extravagant expeditions. The team formed a Tin Pan Alley-type band and visited a few retirement homes. “As we played, we were secretly taking mental notes and doing sketches behind our ukuleles,“ [...] Related...
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SoundtrackNet (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Ah, Pixar! It seems that they can do no wrong. Even their weakest films are generally leagues ahead of most studio features, and it all comes down to one thing: story. Yes, that's right, story. If they can get you crying with storyboards and pencil sketches, then it doesn't matter how technically proficient their films are. And yet, they manage to push the boundaries of technology every single time....
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pramadak3m7o | 10/12/2009
LOS ANGELES – "Toy Story" has always been a 3-D film, even if moviegoers never saw it that way. Computer-generated animation made the 1995 Pixar smash 3-D by design, with virtual cameras moving through a digital space, capturing the mass and dimension of each character and setting. At the time, though, theaters lacked the high-tech projectors required to show it that way, forcing filmmakers to collapse...