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Lightyear follows Buzz Lightyear — as a sci-fi action hero, not a toy companion. Director Angus McLane and producer Galyn Susman talk about creating a gritty, grown-up science fiction film that’s separate from Toy Story — and no, it isn’t about "the real Buzz Lightyear," but it is about the character who inspired the Toy Story toy.
In a heist film-inspired DreamWorks comedy, the Big Bad Wolf goes good, begrudgingly.
'Turning Red' has sparked a debate on Twitter about whether or not the film is too mature for girls going through puberty.
While Pixar has recently been forced to break with tradition by releasing its last three movies onto Disney+ (rather than the traditional theatrical rollout), the celebrated animation company still continues to cling to its time-honored practices. One such exercise that has withstood the tumultuously evolving entertainment landscape is Pixar's sneaky custom of hiding little Easter egg references to their future cinematic projects.
The film’s ironic distance, scornful approach to its fairy tale subject matter, smattering of literary and film references, as well as its broader pop culture literacy, have all since impacted the tone of several blockbuster animated features.