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'Toy Story 4' massively delayed because Pixar rewrote three-quarters of the script
The fourth movie in the franchise has been plagued by behind-the-scenes struggles since it was announced in 2014.
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Pixar’s Andrew Stanton says fans shouldn’t worry about Toy Story 4 release date change
The long-promised ‘Toy Story 4’ will be arriving later than originally planned – but according to Andrew Stanton, this is no cause for concern. Speaking to Cinema Blend, Stanton – whose most recent Pixar directorial credit is this year’s ‘Finding Dory’ – promises fans they have nothing to worry about.
- NewsMike P Williams
Finding Dory tops $1 billion at the box office
‘Dory’s’ financial success is something of a high point for Pixar over the past couple of years because neither ‘Inside Out’ or ‘The Good Dinosaur’ managed to reach the same milestone. While ‘Dory’ reviews were generally positive, it wasn’t as universally adored as many of their other movies. In total, ‘Finding Dory’ has taken $1,001,480,568, making it the fifth highest grossing animated film of all time.
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No More Sequels In Development After Incredibles 2, Says Pixar
Disney Pixar’s president Jim Morris has confirmed that there are no more sequels on the cards after ‘The Incredibles 2′ is released. While speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Morris revealed that the animation studio will focus on original content once the development of ‘Toy Story 4′ and ‘The Incredibles 2′ come to fruition. It’s interesting that Morris appears rather anti-sequel and firmly in favour of original stories, which is how a lot of fans believe it should be.
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Pixar’s Finding Dory Makes Box Office History
Pixar’s ‘Finding Dory’ has finally made its way to cinemas in the US, and it’s stormed its way to box office history in its opening weekend. To call the time between 2003′s ‘Finding Nemo’ - the story of clown fish Marlin who embarks on a journey to rescue his son who’s captured by an aquatically curious dentist - and its follow-up lengthy is something of an understatement. With its release in the US this week (it came out there on 17 June), ‘Finding Dory’ now holds the title for the biggest op
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Finding Tons of Easter Eggs in 'Finding Dory' (Spoilers!)
Aside from Dory, Marlin (Albert Brooks), and Nemo (Hayden Rolence), Finding Dory features appearances from old friends like the sea turtles Crush (voiced by the film’s director, Andrew Stanton) and Squirt (Bennett Dammann), Mr. Ray (Bob Peterson) and Nemo’s young school chums, along with a few surprises to reward Nemo devotees (the origin of the “Just Keep Swimming” song, for one). The plot, set just about a year after the events of Nemo, takes us from the Great Barrier Reef to the kelp forests
