cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19105316

Pixar’s latest is now on track to surpass 2019’s “photorealistic” version of The Lion King and really, truly become the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

  • @[email protected]
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    20 days ago

    Perhaps you mean Inside Out 2 is now the highest grossing animated film of all time? The first animated film to make $1 billion was Toy Story 3 in 2010.

    EDIT: Ah, I see. It earned $1 billion overseas, making it the first animated film to do so.

    • @Kelly
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      1520 days ago

      EDIT: Ah, I see. It earned $1 billion overseas, making it the first animated film to do so.

      The headline is so misleading and clearly wrong (Pixar alone have 4 earlier $1 billion films) that it must be intentional rage bait.

      • @roofuskit
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        118 days ago

        Gizmodo is trash, theory checks out

  • @MeekerThanBeaker
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    1320 days ago

    I was kinda upset with Disney/PIXAR for not bringing back Bill Hader and Mindy Kaling due to pay disputes.

    Amy Poehler got $5 million plus bonuses… and they offered Bill and Mindy $100k each. Now, I know Amy’s character Joy is the most important with likely the most lines, but that’s a huge difference. And then you cut out taxes, pay managers, agents, lawyers… the amount is a lot less. A slap in the face.

    Would kids notice the difference in voices? Probably not. But then why hire those actors to begin with on the first movie?

    • @CluckN
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      820 days ago

      They hired those actors for the first movie to sell tickets. Once the first movie did well they didn’t need the star power. Greedy as hell to completely lowball their returning B-list actors for a movie making this much money.

  • @samus12345
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    220 days ago

    It was pretty good. Much better than Pixar’s other stuff lately.