Two Pixar movies in 1 year! (or is that the norm?) Anyway, just a teaser now but another film out is one closer to The Incredibles 2 so can't be all bad I say :D
Updated with newest trailer.
Two Pixar movies in 1 year! (or is that the norm?) Anyway, just a teaser now but another film out is one closer to The Incredibles 2 so can't be all bad I say :D
Updated with newest trailer.
The 2 movies this year is due in part to the 2-year gap between Monsters University and Inside Out. Yea, it's been that long since a Pixar film.
Looking forward to this way more than Inside Out.
Millions?!? More like thousands.
Both look great!! Rex better make an appearance.
Also incredibles 2 is coming? When???
I need this right now.
This looks like it could be my favorite Pixar movie ever!!! And that's saying a lot.
Is this going the way of Wall-E in that there will be minimal to no actual dialogue? I don't think I've seen any character talk or even appear to communicate past looks/grunts yet.
I'd actually love it if they went that route.
Should have called it, How To Train Your Human. The kid is basically Night Fury. I still need to watch Inside Out, and when is Finding Dory coming out damnit...
I was definitely getting a Wall-E vibe from the trailer. It reminds me of what Don Bluth wanted Land Before Time to be (a "silent film" a la Fantasia's "Rite of Spring") but with cuteness overload.
Updated OP too.
Da Feels.
This movie is gonna be so good man.
omg i can't fucking wait ._.a
So, um, bump. Did anyone go see this?
Seen it. You will have the feels. Less comedy than other Pixar movies.
Watched it. I've concluded I've watched too many Pixar movies that I know where the plot is going to go within the first 5-10 minutes before anything climactic happens, even recognize little things that represent something will come back later again in a different setting.
Not saying I did not enjoy it, there were some feels to be had. Also recognizing Voice Actors during the movie without looking them up beforehand is becoming a pastime of mine.
Apparently this movie is bombing at the box office (for a Pixar movie, anyway) with an opening of $40 million, and dropping to $15 million in week 2. It'll probably get a spike during the holidays but everyone is projecting Star Wars to kill everything else dead.