Tag: Brad Bird
Inside Out 3 Already on the Table at Pixar, Plus Frozen III and IV and Incredibles 3 Talk
Pixar’s CCO, Pete Docter, recently spoke with Fandango about the possibility of a third Inside Out movie. Likewise, Disney Animation creative head Jennifer Lee discussed the twin productions of Frozen III and Frozen IV. Docter previously directed Monsters, Inc., Up, Inside Out, and Soul. Lee co-di...
Read MoreD23 Announcements: Incredibles 3, Moana 2 Trailer and More
For whatever reason, Disney and its subsidiaries Pixar, Lucasfilm, and Marvel, decided to blow their load on Friday, August 9th, the first day of D23. So many major TV and film announcements were made on Friday that one is left wondering what can still come out over the rest of the weekend. There we...
Read MoreBrad Bird Joins Skydance Animation to Direct His Original Film Ray Gunn
Deadline reports that Skydance Animation has collected writer-director Brad Bird and, by extension, his next project, Ray Gunn. Skydance Animation already sports an impressive array of talent from the field of animated storytelling, including former Pixar head John Lasseter. Brad Bird is known for...
Read MoreA Decade of Pixar: Incredibles 2 (2018)
Munir: Hello and welcome to a new review in A Decade of Pixar. Today we’re looking into what is perhaps Pixar’s most anticipated sequel, Incredibles 2. Ever since the first one was released in 2004, fans have been clamoring for a continuation of the Parr family’s adventures. After 14 years...
Read MoreREVIEW: Incredibles 2 (2018)
After making us wait 14, years during which time various rumors arose, Pixar has finally released Incredibles 2 in cinemas. The studio has cheekily played on the excitement over the sequel in their ads, and in front of the film they play a clip of the actors and director Brad Bird assuring the audie...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Incredibles (2004)
“We’re superheroes. What could happen?” In anticipation of Incredibles 2 coming out this week, I’d like to talk about the first film, and some of the events leading up to its initial release. In 1999 Warner Bros. animation studio released Brad Bird’s directorial debut, The Iron Giant. ...
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