Toy Story 3 (2010)

It wasn't the ending you thought it was.

And we thought Toy Story 3 was the saddest we could possibly get.

Is Toy Story 4 a good idea or a bad idea? We weigh in on the burning issue of the day.

Now that Pixar is finally releasing Incredibles 2, there are only 8 remaining standalone films in the Pixar canon. Some of these really need a sequel like The Incredibles is getting, others, not so much.

Pixar is one of the most successful studios on the planet. They've made more great movies than just about anybody, but even the best have an off day.

The origins of Woody are a mystery, but now someone has revealed everything about where the cowboy doll came from before he met Andy. In true Pixar fashion, it's complex, brilliant, and really depressing.

If you thought you loved Pixar's Toy Story you've got a fairly high bar to clear. A pair of brothers have turned one of their rooms into an exact replica of Andy's room from the third film.

How many sins does it take to keep an animated franchise going? We're not sure, but Cinema Sins' evaluation of Toy Story 3 should tell us pretty effectively. Watch the magic get taken down a peg within.

Many Pixar fans were shocked when the studio announced plans to continue the Toy Story franchise with a fourth film. While many assumed that the third installment wrapped up the tale, one of Pixar's original Brain Trust says that they never really planned to be done after Toy Story 3.

When Pixar made a sequel to one of its most popular films, we expected it would do well at the box office. We're not sure anybody expected this.

Just because it’s been months since Zootopia wowed audiences, doesn’t mean the film is quite done setting records. The movie, never had a massive opening weekend, but has gone on to have an impressive run nonetheless.

The Academy Award for Best Animated Feature may be a relatively young prize, but the Oscar has gone to some incredible films. With that in mind, we ranked the 15 winners from worst to first.

When Zoolander 2 hits theaters this weekend, it will have been 15 years since the first film. Sometimes it takes a follow up a long time to get to the big screen, but sometimes it was well worth the wait. Here are some of our favorite long gestating sequels.

By this point we're all well aware of just how clever Pixar movies are. These emotionally engaging stories are full of intricate themes and crammed with references to other movies, a fact celebrated in this new compilation video.

Those damn geniuses at Pixar just know how to get to us. Unless you’re made of stone or have no soul, watching a Pixar movie has probably caused you to deal with some pretty emotional moments. It turns out that nobody is immune to this power.

Surprisingly emotional moments have long been Pixar's M.O., yet, they still manage to hit us with their emotional resonance. Now, a supercut of said sentiment manages to capture Pixar’s best blatant tugs on our heartstrings.

To mark the release of Taken 3, here are 10 threequels that are actually worth watching.

If you scan through all of the images, you can see a lot of traces of elements that ended up in Lee Unkrich’s Toy Story 3. Instead of recalled toys in a Taiwanese factory, the action in 3 shifted to a daycare center, where Lotso lorded over broken, rejected toys.

No, this theory isn’t meant to be treated as gospel. It’s a fun exploration that admittedly makes Pixar sound like a more together studio than some of its weaker films may have us believe. As a geeky icebreaker, it’s hard to beat.

Given the amount of time that we have spent (wasted?) scouring the Star Trek footage for clues to the sequel, I admire and envy, deeply, the mind that is able to step back and see the images through different eyes … and immediately understand that it works just as well – if not better – with Woody, Buzz and Jessie in the leads.

Brave isn't the first time Pixar has saved its “gotcha” moment for the final scenes. And it got us thinking: What are the five best endings in Pixar history? We put it to a vote, and the CB staff came back with these selections (as well as explanations as to why these endings work so well)

On paper, it sounds strange. But Disney Channel’s Phineas and Ferb is, hands down, the most clever animated program on television these days. The series experimented with a longer-form story with the recent TV movie Across the Second Dimension, but this will be the first foray into theatrical programming.

While many a movie antagonist’s evil is rooted in greed, jealousy, and/or a need for power, there are some whose stories begin in a much sadder place, with loss being the catalyst to set them on the course for evil. The following characters are as different from one another as the movies they’re featured in are, which is what makes them so interesting. The most notable common denominator among them is their grief.

The 83rd Annual Academy Award nominations are being announced this morning. I’ll be here with you every step of the way as Academy President Tom Sherak and last year’s Best Supporting Actress

The producers are typically a somewhat reliable predictor of Oscar nominees, though they tend to embrace blockbusters and big movies a little more frequently

The guy who made what many believed to be the best movie of last year has picked Toy Story 3 as the best movie of this year. Toy Story 3 has already rounded up a lot of accolades

Maybe the rest of the movie doesn't really work or maybe you're in the middle of watching one of the year's best films. Whatever the movie, in that moment, for those seconds, you're carried away

While it may be one of the best films of the year (the best according to our own Josh Tyler), the reality is that Toy Story 3 stands very little chance to win the Best Picture award at this year's Oscars.

I'm not wimping out. This list has the heart of a lion. What you'll get here is my list, an ordered list of the movies I believe to be the ten best released in the United States of America this year

Toy Story 3 was the perfect note for Pixar’s first franchise to go out on and the animation studio doesn’t plan to make any more films. Pixar knows when to stop. That doesn’t mean, however, that Buzz