Tag Archives: Pixar

Box Office Report: ‘Cars 2′ Hits #1 & Opens Bigger than ‘Cars’

Posted on June 27, 2011 by The Flickcast

In what was expected to be one of the smaller opening weekends in this year’s epic summer movie season but Disney and Pixar’s Cars 2 ended up surprising almost everyone with an estimated $68 million take at the domestic box … Continue reading →

Posted in Action, Animation, Box Office, Comedy, Disney, Movies, News, Pixar | Tagged bad teacher, Cars, Cars 2, Conan O'Brien Can't Stop, Disney, Larry Crowne, Pixar, Sony, Transformers: Dark of the Moon | Comments Off

Jamie Foxx in Chains, ‘True Blood’ in 5 Minutes, & Pop Culture Popsicles are all ‘On The Radar’

Posted on June 24, 2011 by The Flickcast

Welcome to another edition of On the Radar where we delve into all corners of the entertainment, tech and geek Internets for news, views and whatnot that may have escaped our regular coverage during the week. Let is know if we … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Comedy, Movies, News, On The Radar, Sci-Fi, The Internets, TV | Tagged Anime, Brave, Darth Vader, Disney, Django Unchained, Entourage, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, Jamie Foxx, Peter Jackson, Pixar, Quentin Tarantino, The Hobbit, True Blood | 1 Comment

Film Score Friday: ‘Cars 2’ by Michael Giacchino

Posted on June 24, 2011 by Jonathan Weilbaecher

PIXAR began taking the cinematic world by storm in 1995 with the original Toy Story. Part of what made that film so good was the songs and score by Randy Newman, who would go on to write music for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Comedy, Disney, Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Movies, News, Pixar, Reviews | Tagged Animation, Cars, Cars 2, CD, Disney, Film Score, Film Score Friday, Michael Giacchino, Pixar, review | 1 Comment

New ‘Two & a Half Men’ Reboot, Final ‘X-Men: First Class’ Trailer, & Jeff Bridges Are All ‘On the Radar’

Posted on April 29, 2011 by The Flickcast

Posted in Action, Movies, News, On The Radar, Sci-Fi | Tagged Ant-Man, Beastie Boys, Brother's Justice, Charlie Sheen, Chuck Lorre, Fast Five, Green Lantern, Jeff Bridges, Lex Luthor, Pixar, R.I.P.D., Ryan Reynolds, Superman, Three and a Half Men, X-Men: First Class | 1 Comment

Pixar’s ‘Monsters University’ Gets Pushed Back to 2013

Posted on April 5, 2011 by Matt Raub

Just a short while after it was announced Pixar’s upcoming sequel to 2001’s Monsters Inc. will actually be a prequel, it looks like Pixar and Disney may have spoken too soon, as the film is now getting pushed back to … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Announcements, Comedy, Disney, Dreamworks, Movies, News, Pixar, Sci-Fi | Tagged Billy Crystal, Disney, Dreamworks, John Goodman, Monsters Inc., Monsters University, Pixar, Reboot Ralph, The Croods | 1 Comment

‘The Incredibles’ Gets A Blu-Ray Release Date

Posted on January 11, 2011 by Joe Gillis

While the Pixar/Disney partnership has been one for the record books, one film that touches the hearts of anyone who has ever picked up a comic book is 2004’s The Incredibles. The film withstands it’s 7 years of release, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Action, Blu-Ray, Disney, Kids, Movies, News, Pixar, Sci-Fi, Trailers, Video | Tagged Brad Bird, Craig T. Nelson, Disney, Jason Lee, Pixar, The Incredibles, Toy Story | 3 Comments

‘Cars 2’ Gets A Full-Length Trailer

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Matt Raub

A few weeks ago, we brought you the very first teaser trailer for Disney and Pixar’s upcoming sequel, Cars 2. Now, things are getting a bit more exciting with a brand new, full-length trailer. We know that we’ve lost Paul … Continue reading →

Posted in 3-D, Action, Comedy, Disney, Movies, News, Pixar, Sci-Fi, Trailers, Video | Tagged Cars, Cars 2, Disney, George Carlin, Larry the Cable Guy, Michael Caine, Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Pixar | 1 Comment

‘Cars 2′ Gets a Brand New Teaser Trailer & Concept Art

Posted on October 21, 2010 by Matt Raub

It seems to be a distant memory now, but there was a period in time when Pixar and Disney has split up over financial and creative differences. Obviously, Disney didn’t suffer all that much, and went on to do less-than-Pixar … Continue reading →