Release date: August 9, 2011
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Check out Belated Media‘s latest video, Top 8 Disney Villains. Did your favorite villain make it into the top 8?
Premieres June 24 across North America, before each screening of Cars 2.
In theaters June 24, 2011.
Pixar is hard at work on Brave, the company’s first fairy tale film, schedule for released June 22, 2012. The Scotland-based film is also Pixar’s first to star a female protagonist. The lead character will be voiced by Kelly Macdonald, a role previously intended for Reese Witherspoon who had to drop out due to scheduling issues.
Brave tells the story of a princess named Merida who brings turmoil to her kingdom and in an attempt to right her wrong seeks out an old Wise Woman who grants her a wish. Along her journey she will interact with the kingdom’s three lords: Lord MacGuffin (Kevin McKidd), Lord Macintosh (Craig Ferguson), and Lord Dingwall (Robbie Coltrane).
Head over to Entertainment Weekly to check out the other two images.
Disney/Pixar has revealed that the 2012 sequel formerly known as Monsters, Inc. 2 will be officially titled Monsters University. No word yet on whether or not Billy Crystal and John Goodman have signed on to reprise their roles, but it is expected they will be back.
The sequel is rumored to be a prequel that follows Mike and Sulley’s days at the University of Fear when they were enemies, before they became the best of friends. This certainly ties in with the new title.
In theaters June 24, 2011.
Check out this impressive video by Nick Pitera, an employee at Pixar.
Cars 2 races into theaters across North America on June 24, 2011.
Check out these four illustrated Cars 2 posters created by the folks at Pixar. Cars 2 arrives in theaters across North America on June 24, 2011.
In UK theaters July 22, 2011. In North American theaters June 24, 2011.
Charlie Rose sits down with Bob Iger, President and CEO of the Walt Disney Company to discuss all things Disney, including Pixar and Marvel and what their plans are to bring Disney fully into the digital age.
Many years ago, Disney (via Circle 7 Studios) began work on Toy Story 3 and Monsters Inc. 2 without the involvement of Pixar.
But when Disney bought Pixar for billions of dollars, development on the sequels was halted and all creative and production duties were returned to Pixar.
Now, years later, we finally get to see what the cancelled Monsters. Inc sequel would have looked like.
In theaters June 24, 2011.