The Pixar List #1: Inside Out

What it means to be “happy” is a complicated notion, and the subject of Pixar’s best film yet.

The Pixar List #2: WALL·E

Pixar’s first hard sci-fi movie. And it’s first true romance.

Nemo is funny and touching, but what separates it from the rest is the lush, expansive ocean.

Up suffers from its success: the first act is, perhaps, too good.

A Pixar outsider comes into the fold and blows everything up by making a movie about a suburban human family.

The funniest Pixar film is also the one most dependent on the studio’s creativity by committee model

Ratatouille is about art, criticism, and the pursuit of perfection in the kitchen.

First in history. But not on our list.

Pete Docter’s first is Pixar’s first multi-tiered picture

A Disney Princess story of self-determination, not duty, at its heart.