Pixar

Pixar helped define modern CGI feature animation. This topic is part of Animation Studios within Arts & Culture. This page currently draws on 15 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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Pixar is best known for producing what kind of films?

Answer: Computer-animated films

Bonus fact: Pixar helped define modern CGI feature animation.

Which technology company bought Pixar in 2006?

Answer: The Walt Disney Company

Bonus fact: Disney acquired Pixar in an all-stock deal.

Brad Bird directed which Pixar film about a superhero family?

Answer: The Incredibles

Bonus fact: The film follows the Parr family.

Pete Docter directed which Pixar film about emotions inside a girl's mind?

Answer: Inside Out

Bonus fact: Joy, Sadness, and other emotions guide Riley's inner life.

Which Pixar film about racing vehicles did Lasseter direct?

Answer: Cars

Bonus fact: Cars was released in 2006.

Before Pixar, Lasseter worked as an animator at which studio?

Answer: Disney

Bonus fact: He began at Walt Disney Productions before joining the group that became Pixar.

Andrew Stanton directed which Pixar film about a trash-compacting robot?

Answer: WALL-E

Bonus fact: WALL-E won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.

Which Pixar ocean adventure did Stanton direct?

Answer: Finding Nemo

Bonus fact: The film follows Marlin searching for his son.

Lee Unkrich directed which Pixar film set around Mexico's Day of the Dead?

Answer: Coco

Bonus fact: Coco won two Academy Awards.

What was Pixar's first feature film?

Answer: Toy Story

Bonus fact: Pixar's official feature-film chronology lists Toy Story in 1995 as its earliest feature.

Which Pixar film became the first animated feature to open the Cannes Film Festival?

Answer: Up

Bonus fact: Pixar records that Up opened the Cannes Film Festival in 2009 before its wide release later that month.

Before becoming a solo director, Unkrich served as co-director or editor on films for which studio?

Answer: Pixar

Bonus fact: He joined Pixar in the 1990s.

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