From Disney Style comes a trio of Pixar “Up” inspired crafts to throw your own Disney movie night.
Grape Soda Pin is an iconic moment from Pixar’s Up and the perfect accessory for your “Up” themed movie night. .
Up Adventure Map Luminaries, perfect to display your globe-trotting spiritRead More »Up Crafts for Disney Movie Night
This new fan-cut trailer for Pixar’s Up imagines what it would be like if Michael Bay directed. Let’s just say there would be a lot more explosions: Over 2 million views in less than a week! I’m pretty sure the original version of Up was… Read More »What if Michael Bay Directed Pixar’s Up?
I’m very excited for today’s new Tee Fury t-shirts from artist Karen Hallion. They’re more from her excellent series of Doctor Who and Disney cross-over Tees. You can take home one of the few Paperman fan designs I’ve ever seen or take a trip ‘Up’… Read More »Disney/Pixar and Doctor Who Crossover Tees on Tee Fury today
I love spotting Disney fans willing to show their love of wonderful stories and characters created by Walt and his talented descendents by dressing up in the parks. Yesterday at Disney’s Hollywood Studios I ran into this couple dressed as young Ellie and Carl in… Read More »Up Cosplay in the Park
Back in September of 2011 (not a typo) an interactive explorers guide themed to the Wilderness Explorers from Pixar’s UP was tested at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Disney just announced that it will be back again beginning in the spring. The adventure involves following field guides,… Read More »New Adventure At Disney’s Animal Kingdom Highlights New Way to See The Park
A little under a year ago, the Pixar Up House was sold to a couple with a huge passion for Disney. The Hamblin’s toured the house while in Utah visiting a relative. They loved it so much, they convinced the builder to sell them the… Read More »Take a Tour of The Pixar UP House Courtesy of its Owners
My boys and Merida strike a pose at Disney California Adventure (she’s usually in Disneyland, but she made a special appearance for Cars Land Media Day).
Pixar took some lumps after Cars 2 was released. There were more than a few people that believed that it was not up to Pixar’s standards. I was one of them (all is forgiven thanks to Cars Land!). Don’t worry, Brave (and La Luna) has Pixar back on the pedestal where it belongs.
Brave is set in Scotland, and it follows the contention between Princess Merida and her mother, Queen Elinor, over the fate of the former — and it wasn’t something pulled from a previously existing fairy tale, but rather the real experience of story creator Brenda Chapman (except she isn’t Scottish royalty). According to Brave Director Mark Andrews (pictured below), “Brenda Chapman came up with the storyline and the characters, and it came out of her being a parent and her trials and tribulations with her daughter.”Read More »Be Brave and See It
Papercraft artist Matt Hawkins created this wonderful sculpture as tribute to Pixar’s terrific movie ‘Up’. It’s one of the many amazing pieces of artwork that will be available at the grand opening events on Saturday June 9th for the new WonderGround Gallery at Disneyland’s Downtown… Read More »WonderGround Art Gallery Opening Event on June 9th at Downtown Disney Anaheim