Once an industry powerhouse, Pixar has been more on the ropes than ever before in its history. Despite a string of successful sequels, its original films seemingly can't find audiences — even as new ...

The Pixar Era kicked off 30 years ago with the first installment of the popular franchise. It’s given us countless hits, but something has also been lost.

When Toy Story came out in 1995, it completely changed the game for animated films. Suddenly, hand-drawn movies were out, and the age of computer animation was in. Still, technological advancements ...

“Toy Story 5” finds Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the beloved gang facing off against an iPad-like tablet called Lilypad. Stanton said the movie is “not even really about a battle so much as the ...

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The premiere of Toy Story on Nov. 22, 1995 wasn’t just the beginning of a franchise or even Pixar’s reign as a leading animation company. Today, the computer-generated animation pioneered in that ...

A lot has happened since 1995. In the 30 years since the first Toy Story, the entire state of play has changed – and the toy landscape is a much more tech-heavy place. So when Toy Story 5 arrives in ...

Despite what it looked like, 'Toy Story 5' has more on its mind than kids being on them dang tablets and phones all day. Reading time 2 minutes Disney recently released the first teaser to Toy Story 5 ...

Sorry to make you feel old, but Toy Story has officially turned 30. Released in 1995, it has been three decades since audiences first heard the opening notes of You've Got a Friend in Me and were ...

Tim Allen has gone to infinity and beyond once again to bring fans another outing as Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story 5. After the Golden Globe winner wrapped the fifth installment of the Disney Pixar ...

Disney's decision to make a fifth Toy Story film has been defended by its director, who has said that fans of Pixar's original trilogy can simply "have that and never watch another if they don't want ...