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Filed under: Animation, Fandom, Monday Morning Poll, Polls Well, the time has finally come for another funtastic Pixar film to hit the big screen. This Friday, Wall E touches down on earth, and naturally its impending arrival has got us thinking about those nutty dudes over at Pixar who took giant risks, worked their asses off and revolutionized the world of animation. I'm fully aware that naming your favorite Pixar film is kinda like naming your favorite child, but it's fun to look back over the years and attempt to come up with the one Pixar flick that entertained us the most. Which do you hold closest to your heart? I'm sure everyone has a soft spot for the original Toy Story, but most folks I've spoken with feel The Incredibles was the best all-around Pixar film. Me? I'm a Monsters, Inc. guy. Yup, that's my favorite Pixar film. I just remember having so much fun watching Monsters, Inc. for the first time -- more fun than I had watching any other Pixar flick (with Toy Story and The Incredibles following closely behind). My least favorite is Cars, though I was sick the one time I watched it and have been meaning to give it another chance. Should I? Which is your favorite Pixar film (feature, not short)? Feel free to tell us why in the comments below ... View Poll Permalink | Email this | Comments

Author: jollywise Added: Fri, 16 May 2008 20:49:36 -0800 Duration: 140For all those fans of Easter eggs in movies, check out secret appearances from Disney/Pixars latest character Wall-e!

For all those fans of Easter eggs in movies, check out secret appearances from Disney/Pixars latest character Wall-e!Author: jollywise Tags: Pixar walle disney toystory Monsters Inc Incredibles Cars Animation funny easter eggs Posted: 17 May 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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Find out how the humor and heart of the characters in CARS are translated into other languages.

Pixar animators roll out of the studio and onto the track to test their driving skills at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, CA.

Pixar animators roll out of the studio and onto the track to test their driving skills at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, CA.

Take a look under the hood as the Pixar animation team brings the world of CARS to life.

CARS Producer, Darla Anderson and Associate Producer, Thomas Porter talk about setting priorities in the making of an animated feature film.

Footage from Dan Scanlon's film 66. CARS story artists take a research trip down Route 66 and learn that fireworks are actually legal in some states.

Footage from Dan Scanlon's film 66. CARS story artists stop for dinner and Jonas Rivera attempts to eat a 72-ounce steak and shrimp.

The cast of the new movie CARS pick what type of cars director, John Lasseter and producer, Darla Anderson, would be.

Character Manager Jay Ward and Auto Week Editor Dutch Mandel visit Fantasy Junction, converse about the high-end European and racing cars and tell stories.

The actors share their experiences at the Pixar recording studio in a behind the scenes look with CARS Producer, Darla Anderson.

Go behind-the-scenes with Chris Montan into recording sessions with musicians featured on the CARS soundtrack including John Mayer, Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts and James Taylor.

John Lasseter features never-before-seen clips of CARS, introduces the characters and the sleepy town of Radiator Springs.

Interview with Pixar's resident car expert Jay Ward about the Pixar car culture and the inspiration behind Motorama.

Movie car fabricator, Eddie Paul, describes the production of life-size working replicas of Lightning McQueen and Sally for the Cars Road Trip '06. Introduced by CARS Director, John Lasseter.

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For all of you Joss Whedon fans that were nice enough to tune in, this one's for you. From March of 1997 after the pilot episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer aired, Joss Whedon joined Ernest Lilly and myself on broadcast radio vertsion of the show. Great insights on Buffy's beginings, plus his work as a script doctor, and writing Alien 4.