>> ^renatojj:

Another movie about empowering women, we just don't have enough of those.


Indeed, we really don't. Especially when it comes to children's movies, which have a long history of sexist and patriarchal representations of women/women's roles. Here's a humorous take on a few of them:

http://videosift.com/video/Advice-From-A-Cartoon-Princess-Belle
http://videosift.com/video/Advice-From-A-Cartoon-Princess-Snow-White
http://videosift.com/video/Great-Advice-from-The-Little-Mermaid

Ahhh Pixar, you are just awesome.

They modelled the arrows flex in slow motion. Much geek love for that.

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The first film I can find to use animation and live actors 'interacting' was Harryhausen's The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953). If you follow early cinema you'd also be aware of his 7th Voyage of Sinbad and Jason and the Argonauts. Harryhausen was the guy who really created this field of trick photography. That's why he gets a nod from Pixar in Monsters Inc.

>> ^krelokk:

>> ^Selektaa:
Team Fortress 2 art style meets Left 4 Dead.

The originality is just mind shattering

And TF2 itself was a rip/homage to the Pixar movie The Incredibles.


"The final rendition sports cartoon style visuals influenced by the art of J. C. Leyendecker, Dean Cornwell and Norman Rockwell[8] and is powered by the Source engine."

>> ^Selektaa:

Team Fortress 2 art style meets Left 4 Dead.

The originality is just mind shattering


And TF2 itself was a rip/homage to the Pixar movie The Incredibles.

I started looking into the Rovers after news of a new one came out and I actually got a bit fond of them. I thought it was hilarious that I could become fond of this radio controlled carbot on Mars but all those years of Pixar movies and video games and I'm back to where I was as a child...believing Herbie was alive

>> ^Sarzy:

Meh. It's Pixar, so of course I'll watch it. But if this were by some random animation studio, my interest level would be quite low.


I was actually thinking the same thing. It looks good... visually, that is, but the story (based on the trailer) seems pretty... well... uninteresting.

pixars first foray into 3d scottish genitalia humor. i'm excited.

No no no, it's gonna end up with her marrying the tall dark prince, who has lots of money and is heir to the throne, but secretly dresses up as a Butcher's Boy to escape the hard life of a prince...
>> ^hpqp:

A strong female character, with a celtic accent and a redhead to boot? I think I'm going to love this.

_{unless they go Disney on the ending of course...}

That doesn't look like a good Pixar film. And have they managed to slap in a few lazy Scottish stereotypes there by any chance?

Thanks for the mega-promote

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Goddamn it Pixar... always makin' me tear up. Not in front of the guys!

I too assume it'll be awesome because it's Pixar, but my god does it look like a Dreamworks film from that trailer!