An Impossible Bird

Brad Bird. What a man. From doing the Simpsons to the iron Giant to The Incredibles to Ratatouille (best film of 2007), he has a golden touch, making everything better with his nod. Now, Brad Bird may postpone his 1906 film for....


M:I4

Or Mission Impossible 4 for you philistines.

Negotiating as we speak.

SYS

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

Avatar Box Office Part II: Weekend Jump

Avatar didn't make 73 million this weekend. It made 77.3 million, thus putting it as the biggest December opening of allt-ime and beating Finding Nemo and The Incredibles as the biggest original films of all-time. The IMAX? Huge. Bigger than The Dark Knight.

Overall, Avatar has a nice future ahead. Plus, with Clash of the Titans recently being said to perhaps having a 3D release, well...3D may not be a fad after all.

SYS