
We have our first little bit of information about Toy Story 5, from Pixar CCO Pete Docter!
Continue readingWe have our first little bit of information about Toy Story 5, from Pixar CCO Pete Docter!
Continue readingYesterday, during Disney’s Investor Day Webcast, Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter announced new shorts that will be coming to the Disney+ streaming service this fall. Here’s what we have to look forward to…
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly yesterday, Pixar director Pete Docter shared a long-awaited update on Toy Story 4, coming almost a week after the announcement that the film’s release would be delayed yet another year, to 2019. Following some reflection on the 15th anniversary of Monsters Inc., which he directed, Docter went on to discuss the current status of the Toy Story sequel:
Once again, I’ve fallen behind on blog updates due to a Walt Disney World trip! We just got home from Florida yesterday, so I’m finally catching up on compiling what’s been going on in the world of Toy Story since my previous post.
Let me start out by saying that I am not usually a right-place-at-the-right-time sort of girl. More often than not, the events I’d most like to attend take place in California or New York; rarely does something occur in a location that’s convenient for me. So, when I got an exciting Twitter notification while we were on our most recent Walt Disney World vacation, I was completely blown away by our unusual turn of good fortune.
Did Pixar give us Toy Story fans a belated Christmas present? Is this the very first concept art to be released for Toy Story 4? The image – which is consistent with the style of a storyboard sketch – was tweeted by Pixar Story Supervisor Matthew Luhn on Sunday:
Earlier this week, an ET interview with Pete Docter began circulating, in which he debunked several Toy Story-related fan theories and dropped some vague hints about Toy Story 4. When I first found the video, those were the details I paid the closest attention to. Now, in light of the movie’s delayed release, a statement made by the interviewer stands out as a possible missed clue to changes in production.