In the past two decades, computer animation studio Pixar has captivated audiences all over the world with an abundance of original stories, unforgettable characters, unique settings, and complex emotions. Pixar makes films that aren't just great animated films, but great films period. So ranking them is damn near impossible. Obviously, I've done it anyway.
The re-release of Terminator 2 in 3D very well may be the end of an era. At least, it feels like a period on the modern 3D era that started slowly around 2005, exploded in 2009 with James Cameron's Avatar, and became almost all-encompassing in the years to follow.
Someone get Pixar President Edwin Catmull on the phone. Fairly Oddparents creator Butch Hartman's got some awesome ideas on how to bring some of Disney Pixar's most popular movies to television.
Steve Minty is such a huge fan of Disney's Up! that he adopted a dog, named her Doug and fashioned an MP3-powered voice box so the pair could cosplay together. If these two don't deserve a custom Up! dog house, I don't know who does.
Say what you want about Michael Bay, but you can't deny that the one-man blockbuster-movie-making machine has a unique style. It might not appeal to everyone. But hey: let's all just be glad the guy isn't making Pixar movies. That would be very... explosive, to say the least.
