>> ^ReverendTed:

Have you seen Coraline? I thought the 3D there was subtle, yet effective.


As much as I wanted to like that movie, it violated the 3D abuse rule within the first 5 seconds of the movie by poking that needle through the fabric towards the viewer. It was not a bad movie overall, but they seemed to abuse the effect compared to Up. I also forgot to mention I saw Toy Story 1&2 re-release in 3D and both of these were fine as well.

Pixar as usual focuses more on story and depth than worrying about effects and technical aspects. *shrug* But I'm probably the minority here in that view.

^ Um... I didn't need to do any 'research' as it was all obvious from the get go:
1. The design of Wall-E was not even started let alone anything like what he looks like in the movie at the time Toy Story came out. And seeing as they said that the meeting happened AFTER the first Toy Story had come out they hadn't even DISCUSSED the concept of Wall-E at the time that movie came out... so that's pretty much blown it from the first fake 'easter egg' right there.
2. Every one of their fake ones was a 'wait, that was too hard to see, let's go back and watch that again in slow motion.' If you'll notice, Pixar don't really do that for their easter eggs, they put them in plain (if somewhat easy to miss most of the time) sight.
3. They just look pasted in. (Admittedly this is the sort of thing any 'FAKE' caller can say with nothing to back it up)
4. Pixar don't put in things that don't belong in the world they've been put in... hence a Wall-E wandering around in a present day world of Cars isn't something they'd do... they may make Wall-E a balloon or a toy or something, but not a robot in a Nascar pit.

All of which struck me as I watched it the first time, all of which are pretty obvious if you think about it (especially the first one).

I jumped on as an attack on the general acceptance of almost anything on the web displayed by so many. It's so easy to dupe people, and that makes me sad for critical thinking.

Adding it back to *lies I'm afraid. Just do a google for "Wall-E in Toy Story", plenty of discussion with people claiming it's fake having checked those scenes on their own DVD's for the movies (as GDGD did with his Incredibles DVD).

Still, pretty good that this made it to Top 15.

Anyone else reminded of that terrifying contraption from Toy Story?

shudder

Very well constructed though. But if you think that's creepy.. check this out:

http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2009/10/27/meat-hand/

>> ^conan:
>> ^rychan:
My favorite Pixar film, and they've got many greats.

as if they had that much at all :-)


They've put out 10 feature length films which I think is a decent sized body of work. I think Wall-e, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille are great. Toy Story 1 and 2, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc, A Bug's Life, and Up were good but not great. I never saw Cars.

Up was so crushingly depressing that I couldn't really enjoy any of it.

Your video, Toy Story 3 trailer!, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by Sarzy.

Dang! Okay, not sure if I can do this with my own video, but *dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Toy-Story-3-trailer

Beat ya to it... http://www.videosift.com/video/Toy-Story-3-trailer

11 hours later and only three votes for the new Toy Story trailer?? Inconceivable! Let's try this again. *kill

Toy Story audiences are probably old enough to see this now.

Nice demographic marketing going on here. Chaching and a bowl of rice.

*dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/First-Toy-Story-3-teaser-trailer

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by arvana.

*duplicate of http://www.videosift.com/video/First-Toy-Story-3-teaser-trailer

you should check this out
http://www.videosift.com/video/Histoire-de-Toy-Toy-Story-in-Acadian-French