Showing posts with label Entertainment Weekly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entertainment Weekly. Show all posts

Sunday, January 3, 2010

PIXAR Changed The Decade


Thanks to Upcoming PIXAR, I have learned of many lists that PIXAR films have been on. Hat tip to them, for this is spectacular news. Good to see PIXAR's divine quality observed.

Monsters, Inc. (2001): Collider #2 along with all below, TimesNews.net unranked w/ all below, Metacritic #90

Finding Nemo (2003): The Washington Post #1, Daily Mail #18, Metacritic #41, Orlando Sentinel unranked, Austin 360 unranked

The Incredibles (2004): Daily Mail UK #4, Metacritic #12, Times Online #16, Flicks New Zealand #31, The Star-Ledger unranked, Rotten Tomatoes unranked

Cars (2006): Pixar Planet’s Special Mention

Ratatouille (2007): At the Movies #2, Metacritic #3, Paste Magazine #32, Daily Mail #37

WALL•E (2008): At the Movies #1, The Dallas Morning News #2, Entertainment Weekly #5, IMDb #8, Metacritic #8, JournalStar.com #12, Flicks New Zealand #20, Oklahoma Daily #39, The Canadian Press unranked

Up (2009): Film School Rejects #13, Oklahoma Daily #13, Paste Magazine #14, IMDb #15, Metacritic #54

Great job to Emmeryville!

SYS

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Avatar Critical Watch



Avatar is coming in 5 days (excitement!!), but what do the critics think so far? Well, 90% of them have given positive marks, with even Roger Ebert going as far as t osay it's a modern day Star Wars. Outstanding.

Plus, IGN Movies just gave me the best quote of the year:

"Wow. James Cameron pulled it off."

Entertainment Weekly (a magazine I currently am subscribing to), gave it a good B, though says it's climx is "stupendous" .

Great job, James. Can't wait to see the final product.

SYS

Saturday, December 5, 2009

The Ultimate Musical Story...



Toy Story will replace Aladdin at Disney's California Adventure Cruise Line in 2011. As the title implies above, it'll be a musical. This what I've heard to be the 1st of many things to come. PIXAR, it seems, is trying to get some of PIXAR's films into franchises. Next up? Not sure, thoug me thinks Disney might want to seize the hype the ultra-hit Up has generated and create a nice show after that.

PIXAR, as usual, continues to expand the horizon. Also, PIXAR is among the most influincial people in Entertainment Weekly's decade of people issue. Huzzah!!

SYS