Pixar
Double Take: The "Toy Story" spinoff divided critics, confounded audiences, and fizzled at the box office. Is it time for Pixar to course correct?
Reviews for the Disney feature have not been great, but that's only one part of the box-office problem.
It should be illegal to put critics in any situation where they have to argue that Chris Evans is somehow a step down from Tim Allen.
On the film's "very validating" representation: "It wasn't just, oh, we took a random character and made her Asian."
Attendees in Las Vegas got a stunning sneak peek at the upcoming Buzz Lightyear movie, which opens June 17.
Pixar cut a gay storyline in "Luca." Zoe Kravitz "interpreted" Catwoman as bisexual. LGBTQ audiences deserve more than table scraps.
"Luca" ushered in a new trend under Pete Docter of quirky, personal storytelling and more experimental, 2D-inspired stylization.
The news comes amid Disney's increased scrutiny over Florida's so-called "Don't Say Gay" bill.
A romantic moment between two female characters has been restored amid backlash to Disney's stance on the Florida bill.
Pixar had to unlearn some basic animation rules to pull off a more graphic 2D look for a tween and her inner beast, inspired by anime.
Disney’s LGBTQIA+ Business Employee Resource Groups previously recommended February 28 that Disney CEO Chapek and the company publicly condemn anti-LGBTQIA+ policies.
A CinemaBlend review of Disney/Pixar's "Turning Red" suggested the target audience was "very specific and very narrow" for a story about a Chinese-Canadian girl going through puberty.
