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Coco director Lee Unkrich announces that he’s leaving Pixar after 25 years

Posted 7 years ago

Lee Unkrich has been with Pixar Animation Studios since the very beginning, having had a hand in nearly all of their feature films as well as co-directing TOY STORY 2, MONSTERS, INC., FINDING NEMO, and serving as the main director...

Weekend Box Office Report: December 8-10, 2017

Posted 8 years ago

Another win for Coco! Pixar's COCO held the top spot at the box office for a third weekend, taking in an estimated $26.1 million! Before everyone visits a galaxy far, far away next weekend, the animated Day of the Dead...

Weekend Box Office Report: December 1-3, 2017

Posted 9 years ago

Coco keeps the top spot! Pixar's Day of the Dead adventure COCO remained in first place at the box office this weekend with an estimated $26.1 million! The animated musical dropped by 48% from its opening last week, and has...

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Weekend Box Office Report: November 24-26, 2017

Posted 9 years ago

Coco makes mucho dinero! Pixar's latest effort arrived for Thanksgiving weekend and took the top spot at the box office as COCO opened with an estimated $49 million! The animation studio's twist on Mexican folklore (from TOY STORY 3 director...

John Lasseter to take a leave of absence from Pixar amid “missteps”

Posted 9 years ago

Disney Animation head honcho John Lasseter is taking a leave of absence from Pixar after recognizing "painful" conversations and unspecified "missteps," he penned in a memo issued to staff members on Tuesday. According to Lasseter's note, his sabbatical will last...

Review: Coco

Posted 9 years ago

PLOT: A young Mexican boy obsessed with becoming a great singer takes an unexpected trip to the Land of the Dead, where he hopes to meet his hero, a famous musician, as well as get the approval of his deceased...

How Pixar’s Coco went from controversial to respectful of Mexican culture

Posted 9 years ago

Back when COCO was first conceived, Pixar's film based on the Mexican holiday Day of the Dead was to be called Dia de los Muertos. The House of Mouse even went so far as to apply for a trademark on the...

The Heinz food company channels Pixar for their latest Australian ad

Posted 9 years ago

Beans, beans, the musical fruit The more you eat, the more you toot The more you toot, the better you feel So we have beans at every meal! Five minutes ago, I would have told you that the world of bean marketing...

Pixar invites you to walk The Land of the Dead with a new Coco trailer

Posted 9 years ago

Yesterday, Pixar unveiled their all-Latino voice acting cast for their upcoming music-inspired supernatural animation COCO. Personally, I thought it was really exciting to see the premiere animation studio announce a cast that is forward-thinking and true to the source material,...

Pixar’s Coco gets all-Latino voice cast and a new poster that’s to die for

Posted 9 years ago

Whenever Pixar announces a new, original project, I can't help but get excited. Just like Laika, Pixar is an animation studio that continues to deliver top-quality cinematic experiences, be it a sequel to an existing property or otherwise. You can argue...

First trailer for Coco takes you on a journey of music & dead people

Posted 9 years ago

Music is a powerful device, so powerful in fact that it can transport you to another world. The newest Pixar movie, COCO, takes that literally by telling the story of a boy named Miguel who, in an effort to prove...

Teaser poster revealed for Pixar’s Coco; trailer hits next week

Posted 9 years ago

Despite his family’s baffling generations-old ban on music, Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez) dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt). Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colorful Land...

Details revealed about Pixar’s next original film Coco

Posted 10 years ago

When you talk Pixar, the upcoming films that come to mind are CARS 3, THE INCREDIBLES 2 and TOY STORY 4. As you can see, they're all (for better or worse) sequels. Pixar has been known to pump out some...

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