Their next film may not be their first acclaimed film, at least it’s worth saying…”Ka-Chow.”

And it’s not over yet.

It ended off with the lovable super family about to fight against The Underminer.

And while it may take 14 years for them to return, their first film is dare I say…”Incredible.”

10/10

And once again, Pixar has pushed their boundaries with their animation technology. This time, with the human characters.

After almost a decade, they finally perfected their human characters with its design, hair, clothing, and more, it’s more than a chef’s kiss.

It is yet, another Pixar masterpiece thanks to Brad Bird’s writing and directing skills in this with an excellent story, sharp script, some great laughs, awesome cast of characters, intense action sequences, and a catchy score by Michael Giacchino.

6. The Incredibles

The kid in the tricycle(Rusty) said it best…

And along with winning Best Animated Feature, it also won Best Sound Editing, and nominated for Best Sound Mixing and Original Screenplay at the Oscars.

So step aside Marvel and DC, Pixar created a superhero family in town, and it’s fully original.

#NowWatching: The Incredibles(2004)

#PixarMarathon

We got ourselves not just their first PG film, but the first Pixar film that fully featured an all-star human cast. An all-star human cast that are superheroes with real super powers…without capes of course.

And so after he and some of his Iron Giant crew that he brought on board like Tony Fucile and Teddy Newton to work on the film by turning the planned 2D film into a computer animation at Pixar like the designs, amount of effects, and more, and bringing in Michael Giacchino to do the catchy music…

Pixar wanted him to write and direct a movie many times, but he said no. But after The Iron Giant flopped due to weak marketing, Pixar asked him again, and he said yes.

Let’s hope that it turns out to be ok.

Don’t worry. You don’t have to watch movies based on a preschool show.

With that said…bring on the Bluey Movie!

Unlike Gabby’s Dollhouse, Cocomelon is a brain rotter than the phones/tablets that rot their brains.

MCU is like DreamWorks now.

And that goes to DreamWorks themselves too and need I remind you that after Forgotten Island, we’re getting a freaking Cocomelon movie.

And what’s the point for releasing 4 trailers in just weeks for a movie that’s coming out NEXT DECEMBER!?!?!?!?

They better.

I don’t want them to be lost media.

I didn’t fully see the trailer, but I can already tell coming from the first part of it, it’s very lousy and generic.

I honestly say that Zootopia 3 should be released either before Disney Animation’s 70th film or after.

As someone who doesn’t like things that are rushed out, I really want Zootopia 2 to be out in early 2030 instead of another decade.

That’s great!