Inside Out (2015)

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Disney is no stranger to lawsuits from people claiming the House of Mouse stole their idea. However, Pixar's Inside Out is now the basis for a yet another lawsuit from another individual claiming they created Inside Out first.

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.

During a recent visit to Pixar's Northern California campus for an Incredibles 2 press day, CinemaBlend was able to tour the private archives that Pixar created in celebration of its own 20th anniversary.

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.

Two years after Inside Out's release, Disney has been hit with a lawsuit over the movie. Get the details ahead.

Pixar makes minor adjustments to its movies depending on the country it's screening in, and I don't mean just language dubbing. For those wondering what these entail, a new video explores what aspects the studio has altered for international audiences.

If you're a hardcore Pixar fan then you're probably used to looking for, and finding, references to other Pixar films inside each of their theatrical releases. However, a new Disney video shows off some easter eggs that even the most eagle-eyed viewer may have missed.

Pixar has yet to establish a truly connected/shared universe between all their movies beyond fun Easter Eggs. While the idea may sound intriguing to longtime fans, here's the reason the studio hasn't done this yet.

It turns out that Finding Dory featured an awesome Pixar reference that most people probably missed. Check it out!

If you've been dying for a sequel to Disney Pixar's hit lonely robot film WALL-E you can officially get disappointed now, because it looks like that's a sequel that really won't happen.

While Pixar has made a number of sequels that have gone the traditional route with their leads -- putting characters like Woody, Buzz, Mike, and Sully back in the spotlight -- both Cars 2 and Finding Dory are different, in that they almost could be considered spin-offs.

We’re not sure if you’ve heard yet, but Zootopia is kind of a big deal and seems primed for a sequel. Before that happens, however, there are a ton of Disney movies we'd like to see get a followup first.

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.

Every year the Academy Awards try new things in an attempt to streamline the ceremony, and keep it from running over. This year their new tool was used by one winner for something really cool.

As the night unfolds and prizes are handed out this evening, we will be regularly updating this page, highlighting the Oscar winners in all 24 categories. What will the big upsets be? Will your favorite movie of the last year take home the award for Best Picture? Follow along with us and find out!

This year’s list of Oscar nominees is a strange one. There are a handful of awards where the choice appears to be so clear that there isn’t even a discussion, and then everything else looks like a free for all. We're focusing on the wild cards.

Pixar’s big summer movie Inside Out was a huge success all the way across the board. It hit with audiences, critics, and the box office, but does all that acclaim mean Inside Out 2 is on the way? Here's what we know?

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.

Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson’s hugely successful sequel faced off against fellow blockbuster tentpoles Avengers: Age of Ultron, Inside Out, Jurassic World and the ladies of Pitch Perfect 2 and the People’s Choice Awards. Whow won?

One method for predicting which films will nab Academy Award nominations is by looking to the Producers Guild Award noms. First established in 1990 by the Producers Guild of America, these nominations and awards have been very telling regarding the climate of the film world, and which way the Academy will likely be going.

Last summer, the world fell in love with Riley and her emotions in the Pixar film Inside Out. But what if Joy, Sadness, Anger and the rest of the “inside” crew were removed from the film entirely?

How many films have longevity? The number decreases. How many movies from 2015 do you think we still will be talking about in 2025? Or beyond that point, even?

Admittedly my tastes are a bit all over the map, and the following list contains multiple animated features, a few indies, and a couple blockbusters. But what they all have in common is that they left me feeling in awe of the power of film.

It feels like this was a sneaky, quietly powerful year, where no film firmly claimed the mantle of “Best” until late in the year, and the order of numbers 6 through 10 could be changed on any given day, depending on my mood in the moment.

As 2015 winds down, everyone and their uncles are getting together to name their best films of the year. And now online movie ticket giant Fandago and its users have their say.

This year Hollywood’s biggest films were some of its best. Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Jurassic World, The Martian, Spectre, Ant-Man, and Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation were all bombastically entertaining, while at the other end of the spectrum Room, The Danish Girl, 45 Years, and Carol were tender and heart-breaking.

One of the best benefits of working for a movie website is simply getting the opportunity to see lots and lots of movies. During any week of the year, staff members here at CinemaBlend are regularly leaving and coming back from various screenings, always ultimately eager to explain their thoughts and opinions on a particular piece of work.

This is it: your one stop shop for the lines that you've been repeating, or will be repeating, from this year's top films. Make sure you've got this beauty handy during your holiday get-togethers!

Thanks in large part to movies like Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Inside Out, Disney had an epic, historical 2015.