Pixar Enters Second-Dimension with 'Your Friend the Rat'
For Pixar's first foray into the world of 2-D animation, the 11-minute Your Friend the Rat included on the Ratatouille DVD, they appear to be exploring the three worst epidemics of the New York subway system: homeless gangs, rats, and feminists.
The first two are pretty widely acknowledged as a burden, or at least a good reason to switch cars, but I'm glad someone is finally recognizing the trouble with mass transit feminists. If they're going to get so vocal when you strategically graze their chest with your upper arm, what's a Metrocard even good for?
Two more under the cut.
First Look: Pixar’s Your Friend The Rat [/Film]
Don't tell your Pixar attorney dad, but Partly Cloudy, the short film that precedes showings of Up, has found its way online. Show it to your kids to perpetuate the myth that storks deliver babies; confuse them further with the notion that thunderstorms are created when omnipot... / Continue →
From Empire, here's the latest one-sheet for the third chapter of the Child's Play-for-Kids series Toy Story.
Once again, Pixar is pushing the boundaries of what family-oriented animation can be. Some studios would just be like, "Let's show the toys having a good time," but no... / Continue →
Finally, a video about elder care workers that won't leave you nauseous at the level of physical and emotional abuse and neglect captured by hidden camera! In this companion piece to Up, you'll have all of your questions answered about what happened with Shady Oaks employees Ge... / Continue →
