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Mickey, You're So Fine

Things are starting to look up for the Walt Disney Company, because there's now a really convenient opportunity to get rid of corporate albatross Michael Eisner. This excites me because it might mean great things for Pixar!

Shark Tale: Don't Swallow the Bait

Seriously, if you go to see Shark Tale, I'll see you in hell.

Disney, Pixar, and Toy Story 3

Arksie was kind enough (and alert enough!) to pass on the following link...

WALL-E

A brief and spoiler-free take on my first of many WALL-E viewings. (In short: it's a very, very good movie.)

Ratatouille at the Oscars

It's unlikely Disney wants my opinion about how to submit Ratatouille for the Academy Awards, but just in case, here it is.

The Incredibles and my Pixar stock

All right, all right. I took a lot of glee from DreamWorks Animation's thrashing in the stock market after DVD sales for Shrek 2 fell below expectations, so I suppose turnabout is fair play.

Pixar Tricks

As usual, we can expect lists of cute in-jokes to look for in Ratatouille. The main difference between Pixar and, say, Shrek is that the in-jokes are thrown in as extras. They're not meant as the main joke of the scene.

# For Disney and Pixar, a Deal Is a Game of 'Chicken'

"The New York Times" indicates Pixar CEO Steve Jobs might consider selling the studio to Disney.

# Boundin'

Pixar's newest short, Boundin', will most likely be revealed to us at the start of The Incredibles. For now, we can get a sneak peek online.

Oscar Picks 2007!

On Sunday, they'll be distributing another haul of the least deserved Oscars in a generation. We can't stop them; we can't change their backwards thinking. All we can do is mock them mercilessly and wager on their silly choices.