Which Pixar era is the best?

It's New Year's Eve!

HERC WAS ON A ROLL

Cogsworth is so punny

Sven and Maximus's wild adventure

A lot of people treat animated media as if it's lesser, childish, and not to be taken seriously. Obviously, that couldn't be further from the truth. I'm not going to pretend that I'm some sort of animation expert, but if you've seen a single Studio Ghibli film, Pixar, or even just the newest Spider-Verse flick, you know just how impressive the genre can be. Sure, there are low-effort movies aimed at the sole objective of entertaining children. But that's not exclusive to animation . Just look a…

Disney Channel was 36, Nickelodeon was 45

Get it?

The white rabbit is just like me fr

Poor Flounder

If you have spent significant time with old people , you know that there are a million Westerns on TV at any given time. While the genre has fallen out of fashion, it dominated the film industry for its first 50 years. In the silent era, one out of every five movies were Westerns. It's difficult to overstate the impact of the genre. With Westerns came a million cowboy characters with giant cowboy hats. My friends and I recently watched a bunch of cheaply made westerns from the 30s, all with the…

Haha, I get it

There, we ruined 20 perfectly good movies for you. You're welcome

Let it go ("it" being the hope of a singing career)

Bring me the Mike Wazowski ring box

Pixar recently announced there is a new entry to the Up cinematic universe coming soon. A new short film following Carl as he prepares for his first date since Ellie’s death will be released this summer, and fans are already crying over it. Luckily, it doesn't seem like a lot of Pixar fans are angry at Carl for dating after Ellie's passing. Knowing how much the first 15 minutes of Up made so many of us cry, I'm hoping that this will be a happy film so I'm not