Aw, I love Pixar
Jun. 14th, 2009 05:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
trinityvixenThey're making a Dug short!
I was talking about this trend--started by The Incredibles? Monsters, Inc.?--whereby Pixar makes little animated shorts that take place in the realm of their movies (as opposed to the shorts they show before the movie which are independent of the film). I love these little movies way more than I should. My entire family can quote "Jack-Jack Attack" (and does, especially when sitting around in a game of Hearts).
Anywho, I was so keen on them having more with Dug, the really dim and adorable puppy from Up and now they will! Hurrah!
I was talking about this trend--started by The Incredibles? Monsters, Inc.?--whereby Pixar makes little animated shorts that take place in the realm of their movies (as opposed to the shorts they show before the movie which are independent of the film). I love these little movies way more than I should. My entire family can quote "Jack-Jack Attack" (and does, especially when sitting around in a game of Hearts).
Anywho, I was so keen on them having more with Dug, the really dim and adorable puppy from Up and now they will! Hurrah!
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Date: 2009-06-15 03:52 pm (UTC)Worth it just for Syndrome's reaction to her being that spazzed out on adrenaline and lack of sleep. The big-bad villain looked like he was two seconds from bolting because she scared him that much.
The whole short is fantastic. The first time we watched it, we were all wheezing in pain, we were laughing so hard.
THE BABY WAS EXPLODING!
I think other shorts like "Mike's New Car" from Monsters, Inc. haven't been as good. Still fun, but nothing beats "Jack-Jack Attack."