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As a kid, i was wondering why was there a middle aged man as a university student. Then i went to college myself, and i was like "Oh......"
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As a kid, i was wondering why was there a middle aged man as a university student. Then i went to college myself, and i was like "Oh......"

u/Drawingandstuff2000 — 4 days ago
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To those who were around when this movie came out what was the hype like

I mean I was around but I was a baby. But even I Vaugley remember stuff.

u/asapsharkyfrfr — 1 day ago
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I've always been amazed by the boundaries pushed by each new Pixar film, towards realism specifically. Toy Story 4 was a visual shocker in a great way. Wondering if anyone had any insight or links to behind the scenes of any new forward momentum Pixar is dabbling with on Toy Story 5?

u/LifeAsNeil — 11 days ago
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Syndrome from The Incredibles death is set up from the very beginning of the movie. Buddy is shown to lack situational awareness and doesn't see the bomb. Later he nearly gets hit by a tree mid monologue, gets blindsided by the Omnidroid & is caught off guard while monologuing at the end

u/ShiroOracle09 — 3 days ago
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I find it interesting that Domee Shi has involvement in these Pixar movies which have female main antagonists.

Jic, here are those main antagonists I'm referring to:

  • Incredibles 2: Evelyn Deavor/Screenslaver
  • Toy Story 4: Gabby Gabby
  • Soul: Terry (Some proof.)
  • Turning Red: Ming Lee
  • Inside Out 2: Anxiety

Also, here's some trivial facts about Domee Shi herself and her history with Pixar:

  1. Her first Pixar production she worked on is the first Inside Out movie (specifically as a storyboard artist), which ironically has no main antagonist during the story (unlike its sequel).
  2. The second Pixar movie she directed, right after Turning Red, is Elio.
  3. The lately released movie (at least, aotm), Hoppers, has her as an executive producer alongside Pete Docter.

Wonder how she will play a role in the upcoming Toy Story 5 (production-wise), now that the movie has the skeezy Lilypad as its latest female main antagonist?

(Edited.)

u/CrazyPhilHost1898 — 1 day ago
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Do you think Dory's parents are the same age as Marlin?

They don't feel like elderly fish. Dory's parents and Marlin feel like forty-fifty year olds and Dory feels like a twenty year old.

u/VegetaArcher — 2 hours ago
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Out of Violet and Dash, who do you think will the be the more powerful Incredible when they grow up?

u/Jezzaq94 — 4 days ago
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Were they just… ALWAYS shaped like that or did the Cars terraform it in their image? Kind of like what we did with Mount Rushmore.

u/Constant_Topic_123 — 8 days ago
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The biggest explanation I've come up with is that the logo looked too similar to the logo for Sinclair Oil company and so the animators changed the dino in the logo from a quadraped to a bipedal one and changed the colors from Red and Green to Blue and Orange to avoid legal action.

u/Bertstripmaster — 11 days ago
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After watching Hoppers, I kind of feel that Mabel was an asexual-coded character. I don’t really know why but I just do. This is my headcanon, though so I just ask for you to respect it.

u/PrancerElkwood — 10 days ago
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I think so because out of the 3, he was the only one to catch her interest and they compliment each other pretty well in terms of both design and personality.

MacGuffin's colors are muted, Merida's are bold. Merida is slim and agile while MacGuffin is strong and heavyset. Merida is outgoing, MacGuffin is shy.

I personally headcanon that they at least gave a relationship a try after the movie ended.

u/WillowIsWeeping5 — 8 days ago