Pixar Films Ranked from Worst to Best
June 19, 2018
Now updated with 'Incredibles 2'.
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This weekend, Monsters University becomes Pixar’s 14th feature film, the latest addition to an exceptional body of work that started nearly 20 years ago with Toy Story. Pixar is coming off 2 movies that did not quite live up to the …
Last year, Mondo put together a fun little event for the 2012 Academy Awards: a few days prior to that Oscar Sunday, Mondo announced that a series of brand-new posters (all of which were based on that year’s Oscar-nominated films) …
I just finished live-blogging the Oscars. My brain hurts. It wasn’t a very good show, and it was a ceremony unworthy of all the great films we saw in 2012. Briefly, the prognosticators were correct and Argo took Best Picture. …
The 63rd annual American Cinema Editors Eddie awards were held last night, honoring editorial achievements from the world of film and television. The list of nominees included familiar titles from the awards circuit, such as Argo, Life of Pi, Brave, …
Is an Argo Best Picture win now inevitable? The 2013 British Academy of Film and Television Awards (BAFTA Awards) were handed out this evening, and director Ben Affleck’s thriller continued its domination of awards season by landing the Best Film …
As we move closer towards the 85th Annual Academy Awards, a number of other awards ceremonies are taking place to honor the best of moviemaking in 2012. One such ceremony is the 3D Creative Arts Awards which were held Wednesday …
Over the past year, we’ve interviewed director Mark Andrews and producer Katherine Sarafian for Brave a number of times. Each time they’ve been great to us and last night on the red carpet at the VES Awards (visual effects) was no different. During our brief chat …