animation Why Pixar films are great (Storytelling rules, structure and a little tribute)

[Ring Team 119]

Insider has a lot of videos dedicated to show and explain the production and development in Pixar films, like that video where Pixar developed an entire expensive system to avoid the bones glitching with the clothes in order to make Coco a more compelling and believable film. However, I haven't seen this video until now, where the author explains why Pixar films are great, usually by following their rules associated with structure, giving the characters different opinions, understanding the point of your story and throwing the opposite conflict or character to the hero of your story.

I've also found this beautiful tribute. Although this one has spoilers of every film except Lightyear.

I hope you like it, take care and have a great day!

Edited August 27, 2022 by Ring Team

[Bimbola2005 15]

Great Analysis video for the Pixar Formula and its beauty in Storytelling.

Thanks for recommending it!

[Splashee 28,538]

I stopped watching Pixar movies a long time ago. I think it was Cars that made me turn off the TV (and never turn it on again)

[Megas 27,186]

It's been a while since I've seen a Pixar movie, last movies I saw were Incredible 2 which, while it was a step down from the first I really enjoyed, and Coco, which is a top 3 Pixar movie(just below Incredibles 1 and Toy Story 2)