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Watch: Second Theatrical Trailer-Clip from Pixar's 'Brave' Revealed

"I am Merida, and I'll be shooting for my own hand!" Disney has revealed the second full theatrical trailer for Pixar's Brave via Apple, and it's actually a condensed scene from the movie of an archery competition for Princess Merida's hand in marriage. Disney is being sneaky by building hype but without revealing any more that we haven't seen before. I actually watched this entire clip at D23 last year, and we've seen plenty of real footage in the trailers, so they're still hiding all of the third act and where this story ends up. But nonetheless, this looks great, it's a fantastic trailer - I just wish it was our first teaser, not the third. Enjoy!

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›› Posted February 23 in Hype, Pixar, To Watch, Trailers | 24 Comments

Check Out This Vibrant New Poster for Pixar's Animated Epic 'Brave'

By Ethan Anderton

Later this week a brand new trailer for Pixar's first venture into the medieval epic will debut online, but in the meantime, we have a vibrant new poster for the anticipated summer release of Brave. Hopefully it's a film that will help audiences forget that Pixar missed the Oscar boat this year with Cars 2 getting left out of the Academy Award nominations for Best Animated Film. Princess Merida (voiced by "Boardwalk Empire" regular Kelly Macdonald) is front and center on the poster, and in the film she'll be joined by characters voiced by Emma Thompson, Craig Ferguson, Billy Connolly, Robbie Coltrane and more. Look!

›› Posted February 22 in Hype, Pixar, Posters | 8 Comments

Check This Out: Amazing Fan-Made 'The Incredibles 2' Concept Art

By Alex Billington

Whoa. Calling Mr. Incredible! While we've heard from Brad Bird himself that it's very unlikely, at least for a while, that we'll see The Incredibles 2, one fan has taken on the massive of challenge of possibly hinting at what a sequel could be like. I was a sent an email from Edwin Rhemrev, a "visual development artist", who linked me to his own blog post featuring some Incredibles 2 concept art he created. But he reminds me "it's a fanproject though, so be aware these are not official Pixar images or anything" - indeed. All I had to do was take one look and was stunned, these are amazing, you've got to see them anyway, just to dream...

›› Posted February 8 in Artwork, Cool Stuff, Featured, Pixar | 17 Comments

A Few More Details on Pete Docter's 'Inside the Mind' Pixar Project

By Alex Billington

Don't get too excited yet! I hate to jump ahead to hype a 2014 release, since that seems so insanely far away right now, but that's where Pixar's focus is at the moment. The next movie from Pete Docter (director of Monsters Inc, Up) was announced/unveiled at D23 this year, known simply as The Untitled Pixar Movie That Takes You Inside the Mind, or Inside the Brain. We don't know much about it at all beyond that, but thanks to a new quote from a Charlie Rose interview (here) with John Lasseter, via The Pixar Times, we now actually have at least a better idea of the characters, and it sounds very intriguing, to say the least.

›› Posted December 6 in Hype, Movie News, Pixar | 11 Comments

Must Watch: First Full Trailer for Pixar's New Fairytale 'Brave' Arrives

By Alex Billington

"No more fighting, show some decorum!" Disney has unveiled the full theatrical trailer for Pixar's Brave, the studio's first fairytale, set in the Scottish Highlands about a fiesty, red-haired princess named Merida, voiced by Kelly Macdonald. The first teaser trailer for this hit back in the summer, but now we have another glimpse at the scope of the story and a lot more characters, and it definitely looks like a Pixar movie we've never seen before. That said, Pixar trailers never seem to do a good job capturing the true spirit, but give it a shot anyway. The voice cast includes Kevin McKidd, Emma Thompson, Robbie Coltrane and Billy Connolly.

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›› Posted November 16 in Hype, Pixar, To Watch, Trailers | 29 Comments

First Look at More Characters from Pixar's 'Brave' Prior to New Trailer

By Alex Billington

"She's your anti-princess." There's a brand new trailer for Pixar's Brave, their animated fairytale movie for summer 2012, coming soon (watch it now!), in the meantime Yahoo News has a first look at some of the other characters we haven't seen in public yet. Brave, which we saw a teaser trailer for this summer, is about the red-haired Princess Merida, voiced by Kelly Macdonald, and her mother Queen Elinor, voiced by Emma Thompson, and father, King Fergus, voiced by Billy Connolly, who we see below along with her triplet brothers (Harris, Hubert, and Hamish). There's more on Yahoo, or just see the trailer/images below.

›› Posted November 14 in First Look, Hype, Photos, Pixar | 11 Comments

First Look: New 'Toy Story' Short 'Small Fry' Playing Before 'Muppets'

By Alex Billington

Time to meet... Buzz? Yep, it's 'lil Buzz, or Happy Meal-toy Buzz! There's a new Pixar short film attached to The Muppets in theaters later this month called Small Fry, featuring most of the beloved Toy Story toy cast, and some brand new toys. USA Today reveals the first look photo (we have another one below via Pixar Times) featuring Buzz Lightyear, both big and small. "It's like the Prince and the Pauper tale for toys," says writer/director Angus MacLane. "Except one of them happens to be 3 inches tall." I've seen the short and it's hilarious, worth going to theaters for this alone. I wouldn't be surprised if this lil guy is based on reality.

›› Posted November 11 in First Look, Hype, Photos, Pixar | 4 Comments

Brad Bird Reveals Why A Sequel to 'The Incredibles' Hasn't Happened

By Ethan Anderton

It's been almost seven years now since Pixar released their animated superhero adventure The Incredibles, and since then, fans of the heroes, including myself, have been clamoring for a sequel to the film that had a fun open-ended conclusion with the superhero family meeting John Ratzenberger as The Underminer. While that likely wouldn't lead directly into a sequel, there's been a lot of buzz surrounding Brad Bird and his 2004 film, mainly because films like Monsters Inc. have sequels on the way while The Incredibles remains dormant. The director recently spoke to Movies.com and explained why that's the case.

›› Posted October 26 in Movie News, Opinions, Pixar | 16 Comments

Sony is Already Developing a Steve Jobs Biopic, Acquires Book Rights

By Alex Billington

Well that didn't take long. Beloved innovator and technology industry leader Steve Jobs passed away just two days ago, and there's already a Hollywood biopic about him in development. Deadline is reporting that Sony Pictures is looking to make a $1 million deal to acquire feature film rights to the biography on Jobs that's being published later in the month. Written by hand-picked author Walter Isaacson, the definitive biography, titled simply Steve Jobs, was already moved up from its November release to October 24th, but has obviously gained heat in Hollywood. It's no surprise that Jobs' life story is worthy of a Hollywood movie.

›› Posted October 7 in Development, Movie News, Pixar | 26 Comments

Disney Re-Releasing More Pixar/Disney Classics in 3D in 2012/2013

By Alex Billington

Disney has officially announced today that "on the heels of the phenomenal success" of The Lion King 3D, they're now setting up 3D re-releases of four Disney/Pixar classics over the next two years, starting with Beauty and the Beast in 3D, finally, in theaters January 13th, 2012. In addition, they're re-releasing both Pixar's Finding Nemo on September 14th later that year, and Pixar's Monsters Inc. in theaters on January 18th, 2013, which is just 6 months before the release of Monsters University that summer. Finally, The Little Mermaid is also getting a 3D release on September 13th, 2013. Exciting news for Disney fans!

›› Posted October 4 in 3D, Hype, Movie News, Pixar | 14 Comments

Telluride Review: Enrico Casarosa's Wonderful Pixar Short 'La Luna'

By Alex Billington

It may seem a bit odd to read a review for a short film, especially a Pixar Animation one, but this deserves the attention and praise, as it's one of their best in years. It's called La Luna and is written/directed by Pixar's head of story Enrico Casarosa, an Italian artist who started work as a storyboard artist before working his way up as an animator. As with most Pixar shorts, it's created to appeal and connect with all audiences, no matter what language they speak or where/how they were raised, using "gibberish" to convey dialogue. However, it certainly has the same Pixar magic that's found in all of their feature-length films, too.

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›› Posted September 3 in Opinions, Pixar, Reviews, Telluride Film Fest 11 | 8 Comments

Check This Out: Mondo's Cute and Spectacular 'Monsters Inc.' Poster

By Ethan Anderton

Yesterday saw the release of the first in a new series of posters from the amazing collectible art arm Mondo that would spread some much deserved love to Jurassic Park, one of Steven Spielberg's greatest films to date. But Mondo isn't done bringing the thunder, as they announced today, via Twitter, they are also starting a series paying tribute to Pixar, the company behind some of the greatest animated films ever made. Kicking off the new series is an adorable print for Monsters Inc. featuring the unlikely trio of one-eyed Mike Wazowski, hairy James P. "Sulley" Sullivan and the unknowingly mischievous little girl Boo.

›› Posted September 1 in Cool Stuff, Pixar, Posters | 7 Comments

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