This Pixar influenced Portal film looks amazing so far
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It's all dinosaurs and mind games as Pixar reveals even more future plans
As Darryn reported yesterday, Pixar is planning to go shake some undead Mexican maraccas with their next project, Día de los Muertos. Turns out that that’s not the only thing on the horizon for the animation mega studio, as they revealed details of two previously revealed titles, featuring some thunderlizards and mental adventures, during the current CinemaCon (via ThePlaylist). Last Updated: April 26, 2012
Pixar prepares to celebrate the day of the dead
So what’s next for Pixar after they wrap up their current film productions on Brave and Monsters University? Something more warm and wholesome perhaps, maybe a friendly family comedy about finding a path in life and pursuing it. Nah, Pixar is totally going to the land of the dead with their next Mexican-flavoured film, Dia de los Muertos. Last Updated: April 25, …
New footage for Pixar's Brave will have your eyes on the pies
Pixar has always been one of the best developers, and pioneers of CGI family films, and in recent years, their quality has been nothing short of amazing. Their next film, Brave, features Scottish princess Merida as she embarks on a quest to prove herself and be more than a stereotypical maiden in waiting, and so far, the results look outstanding. …
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Welcome to The Extras! A daily dose of all the smaller movie related news, clips and just plain cool stuff that you might have missed! Last Updated: April 16, 2012
New Japanese trailer for Brave ups the epicness!
There are two things that our Nipponese friends do really well: produce most of the weirdness on the internet involving cephalopods, and provide the world with truly epic animated films. Case in point (for the epic animation not the squids), is this new Japanese trailer for Pixar’s latest effort, Brave. Despite us having seen a few other trailers for the …
Extras! A white guy talks like Morgan Freeman, Why John Carter is dedicated to Steve Jobs, Benedict Cumberbatch rumoured to join Dr Who, MIB3 all Will Smith's idea and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog crashes the Golden Collar Awards. Plus much more!
Welcome to The Extras! A daily dose of all the smaller movie related news, clips and just plain cool stuff that you might have missed! Last Updated: February 29, 2012
New poster and trailer for Pixar's Brave
Ah, Gingers… those soulless devils flame haired creatures, whose temperament often matches their plumage. Case in point: Merida, the Scottish princess in Disney and Pixar’s new animated film, Brave, who is as fiery of spirit as they come, apparently. She should thank her lucky haggis that they didn’t celebrate Kick-A-Ginger day back in medieval Scotland. Last Updated: February 24, 2012
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