What happens when you mix R-rated movies, Pixar style art, and kids books together?

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Josh Cooley has worked as a storyboard artist for the Pixar films THE INCREDIBLES, RATTATOUILLE, UP, CARS 2, etc., and when he finds time, creates some pretty cool pop art, including the book Movies R Fun, a compilation of images from various R-rated classics put into the form of an old school Golden book for kids.

There’s a whole bunch of obvious ones in there and any film geek worth his weight should spot ’em easily, but that doesn’t make them any less cool. Cooley only had 1,000 copies made and they are currently all sold out, so it may take some digging to find a copy. However, Cooley does sell prints from the book on his site, which you can check out here.

Below is a sampling of pages from the book.

See if you can get them all (you better!):

Source: Geekscape

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