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The bouncing lamp that flattens the "I" in the Pixar logo can now sit on your desk and react to people nearby. Disney unveiled an interactive Luxo Jr. as part of its collectibles lineup for the D23 2026 fan festival. It's priced at $99, or roughly 8,300 rubles, with sales starting on DisneyStore.com on August 17.
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With just a few days left until the release of Toy Story 5, critics have begun sharing their verdicts on Pixar’s latest animated sequel. Reviews recently appeared on Metacritic, where the film currently holds an average score of 74. Over on Rotten Tomatoes, it has earned an impressive 93% approval rating.
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Pixar is developing a new short film set in the world of Finding Nemo — and Ellen DeGeneres is returning as the voice of Dory. The news was reported by Deadline.
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Pixar is making a big comeback: Hoppers is projected to earn $88 million in its opening weekend — the studio’s best debut since 2017
Pixar spent three years developing BeFri, a sci-fi musical animated film about two girls saving humanity, but the project was shelved in 2023. In doing so, the studio seems to have lost a potential hit in the vein of K-Pop Demon Hunters. -
Disney has announced release dates for two major sequels — and scheduled them just three weeks apart.
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Pixar’s latest feature, Hoppers, has officially crossed the $100 million mark. The film has delivered the studio's strongest opening for an original IP since Coco.
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‘Monsters, Inc. 3’ Officially in Development — Pixar Bets on Old Franchises After a String of Setbacks
Pixar has announced that a third Monsters, Inc. film is in development — and it’s only part of a much larger sequel strategy the studio is preparing for the coming years. -
Pixar Returns With a Bang: ‘Hoppers’ Projected to Earn $88M in Its Opening Weekend — Best Start Since 2017
Pixar is releasing Hoppers — a film about talking animals that currently holds a 97% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Analysts believe it could deliver the studio’s strongest opening in eight years. -
Pixar Animation Studios’ new original project, Hoppers, has launched on Rotten Tomatoes with a 97% “fresh” rating based on 49 reviews. It marks one of the studio’s strongest debuts in the past decade. The U.S. premiere is set for March 6.
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Pixar has released the trailer for the upcoming animated film Toy Story 5, directed by Andrew Stanton. The trailer shows the classic toys facing off against a smart tablet that’s increasingly capturing Bonnie’s attention.
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Pixar released a new teaser for its original animated film Hoppers during the broadcast of Super Bowl LX. The studio is betting heavily on the project following the box office failure of Elio — early critical reactions to the new film have been extremely positive, with tracking predicting a $50 million domestic opening.
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February 3, 1986, is generally considered the starting point of Pixar's history. Approaching its fortieth anniversary, the studio finds itself in a strange position: everyone acknowledges its greatness, but no one expects breakthroughs from it anymore. So what happened? A natural depletion of creative resources, the pressure of "corporate efficiency," or a systemic crisis of ideas? Let's trace Pixar's journey and try to figure it out.
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Pixar has just unveiled a fresh batch of posters for their upcoming original animated feature, Hoppers, with its premiere now just over a month away.
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A brand-new image from the upcoming animated film Toy Story 5, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, has surfaced online. The still features Buzz Lightyear and Sheriff Woody secretly observing humans.
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In an interview with Capital FM, Jack Black explained why he turned down the opportunity to voice Syndrome in Pixar’s animated film The Incredibles — and why he now regrets that decision.
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Pixar presented the first trailer for the animated film Hoppers — a new adventure story about science, nature, and bravery. The theatrical premiere will take place on March 6, 2026.
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Pixar has unveiled the first teaser for the animated film Toy Story 5. This time, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang must face a new kind of enemy — a smart tablet named LilyPad that begins to negatively influence their owner, the young girl Bonnie.
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