Check out the best Pixar films to watch with your family and participate in the “Momento Pixar” campaign
In September, the Disney celebrates the “Pixar Moment”, a campaign that aims to highlight the studio’s iconic stories, placing fan favorite characters as protagonists on social media, physical and digital stores and streaming throughout the month. The initiative is also part of the celebrations for the 100th anniversary of The Walt Disney Company.
With that in mind, we have listed — in descending order of release — some of Pixar’s main films, available exclusively on Disney+, for fans to marathon and celebrate the “Pixar Moment” with us. Highlighted below are the debut of “Elementos” on streaming and suggestions for products that everyone passionate about Pixar will want. Check out!
Elements (2023)
After debuting with great success in theaters, “Elementos” has just arrived on Disney+! The animated film is set in an extraordinary society called Element City, in which the four elements of nature — air, earth, fire and air — live in complete harmony.
The city, however, has a clear rule so that order and balance are maintained: different elements cannot mix. Físca, a young woman from the fire element, puts this rule to the test when she creates a friendship with Gota, from the water element. Together, they live great adventures.
Red: Growing Up Is a Beast (2022)
The film takes place in Toronto, Canada, during 2002 and follows the life of Mei Lee, a 13-year-old girl undecided between continuing to live her life as a child, obeying her mother, or growing up and becoming a teenager. equal to young people his age.
Faced with all her doubts and indecision, common in this period of life, she suffers a major problem: whenever she goes through extreme situations followed by strong emotions, she transforms into a giant red panda.
Lucas (2021)
Set in a beautiful coastal town on the Italian Riviera, the film tells the story of a child’s transition from childhood to adulthood as he experiences an unforgettable summer filled with ice cream, pasta and endless scooter trips.
Luca shares these adventures with his new best friend, but all the fun is threatened by a well-hidden secret: Luca is a sea monster from a world just below the surface of the water.
Soul (2020)
The film tells the story of music teacher Joe, a high school music teacher passionate about jazz, whose life did not turn out as he expected. When he travels to another reality to help someone else find their passion, he discovers the true meaning of life.
Viva: Life Is a Party (2017)
Despite his family’s generational ban on music, young Miguel dreams of becoming a talented musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz. Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the dazzling and colorful Land of the Dead.
After meeting a charming rogue named Héctor, the two new friends embark on an extraordinary journey to uncover the true story behind Miguel’s family history.
Inside Out (2015)
The film tells the story of Riley, who discovers that he will move from Minnesota to San Francisco because of his father’s job. The girl is 11 years old and when she becomes aware that she will go through this complicated transition, she finds herself facing two major changes in her life. A mix-up in her brain’s control room leaves Joy and Sadness out, radically affecting Riley’s life.
Up: High Adventures (2009)
Carl Fredricksen is a balloon salesman who, at age 78, is about to lose the home he has always lived in with his wife, the late Ellie. After an incident, Carl is considered a public threat and forced to be institutionalized. To prevent this from happening, he puts balloons in his house, making it take off.
Carl wants to travel to a forest in South America, where he and Ellie have always wanted to live, but he discovers that a problem has come along: Russell, an 8-year-old boy.
Cars (2006)
While traveling to California, the famous racing car Lightning McQueen gets lost and ends up in Radiator Springs, a small town on Route 66, where he meets new friends and learns lessons that change his way of looking at life.
The Incredibles (2004)
“The Incredibles” presents the story of the Pêras, a heroic family who live an ordinary and peaceful life due to the government banning the heroes from acting. Preserving the momentum of difficult times, Roberto Pêra, Mr. Incredible, acts from the shadows, practicing his weekly heroism.
Everything changes when he receives a mysterious invitation to defeat a threat that seeks to dominate the world. “Incredibles 2” is also available exclusively on Disney+.
Finding Nemo (2003)
“Finding Nemo” is set in the underwater world of Australia’s largest barrier reef. When Nemo, a young clownfish, is unexpectedly taken away from home, his overprotective father, Marlin, and the adorable Dory, a little fish with difficulty remembering, decide to rescue him.
They embark on an epic adventure that takes them into a world of adventure with sharks, turtles, jellyfish and seagulls. The film’s spin-off, “Finding Dory”, is also part of the exclusive Disney+ catalog.
Monsters, Inc. (2001)
The classic 2001 film features monsters Sulley and Mike Wazowski, who are part of the scare team at Monsters, Inc. — the scream processing factory, Monstropolis’ main energy source. In the film, all the monsters think that children are extremely toxic to them. However, everything changes when a little girl invades this world.
“Monstros Inc.” has two other spin-offs available on Disney+: the film “Monsters University” (2013) and the series “Monsters at Work”.
Toy Story (1995)
Boy Andy’s birthday is coming up and his toys are nervous, fearing that he will get new toys that could replace them. Led by Sheriff Woody, Andy’s favorite toy, they receive Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger doll, who soon begins to receive more attention from the boy. Jealous, Woody tries to teach him a lesson, but Buzz falls out the window. It’s the beginning of the cowboy’s adventure, who needs to rescue Buzz to clear his bar with the other toys.
The adventure continues in the sequels “Toy Story 2” (1999), “Toy Story 3” (2010) and “Toy Story 4” (2019), in addition to the series of shorts “Toy Story Toons” — all available exclusively on Disney+.
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