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“Sir, reporting high levels of sass!” The first trailer for Pixar’s upcoming movie Inside Out reveals that the young heroine Riley is not the only one with creatures literally inside her head. Her parents have them too.

Pixar’s next film may not be coming out until June 2015, but it’s time to start building anticipation. Inside Out puts us inside the mind of a little girl named Riley, and introduces us to the inner voices in her head which drive her emotions.

Rishi Kaneria pays tribute to the use of color in Pixar’s animated films by identifying scenes which predominantly align with the colors of the spectrum, then playing them in order of hue. They seem to like green a bit more than other colors.

CinemaSins aims its watchful eye at Pixar’s breakthrough feature, finding numerous annoyances, clichés and obvious plot devices in the classic animated film. This whole movie about anthropomorphic talking toys is so unrealistic!

A clip from Lava, a Pixar short film about a Hawaiian volcano. Director James Ford Murphy says he’s loved Hawaii ever since he was a kid. The short will be shown in 2015 alongside Pixar’s upcoming feature length film Inside Out.

While Pixar didn’t have any films worthy of an Oscar nod this year, artist Todd Spence decided to convert some of the years most acclaimed flicks into Pixar movies instead. More on Break. The Gravity one is our fave.

Pixar’s Halloween special sees Buzz, Woody and the gang get their Scooby Doo on. The toys go on a road trip but somehow end up in a spooky motel. Then Mr. Potato Head goes missing. Toy Story of Terror! premieres on ABC on 10/16/13.

Every year Pixar holds an employees-only car show called Motorama where they can gawk at the latest vehicles and also show off their own rides. This year they let the cameras of Jay Leno’s Garage in the show.

UK Illustrator Chris Anderson created this custom deck of cards inspired by the animated characters of Pixar’s films. Unfortunately, they’re just fan art and not in production, but we’d certainly buy a deck if they were.

The guys at Vulture took several of Pixar’s most popular franchises, removed all of the good parts (animation, art, characters, story), and turned them into informative infographics which belong in some executive’s PowerPoint deck.

MU is bustling with all kinds of odd characters, and we see how competitive they are as the students try to get into the Scare Program in the official trailer for Monsters University.

The creators of Pixar’s Cars franchise take to the skies this time, introducing us to Dusty, an airplane who dreams of being a stunt-flying air racer as he learns a trick or two from an experienced naval flyer.

The full trailer for Monsters University shows the first meeting of Sully and Mike, but their friendship starts off on the wrong foot as they become rivals and find themselves in all sorts of trouble.

A year after the sneak peek first broke, this sweded recreation of Toy Story is complete, painstakingly remaking the entire 80-minute-long Pixar classic using toys and live actors. (Thanks Everyone!)

This promo video for Monsters University takes the form of an ad for the titular institution, where monsters are taught to be the scariest they can be. The MU website is even more impressive.

If Quentin Tarantino had a baby with Pixar and named Sergio Leone as the godfather, Rocky Curby’s brilliantly bloody Dark Vessel would be the result. Cartoon robot murder and revenge rules.

A Blu-ray/Digital collection of 12 short films including two Toy Story shorts, Academy Award nominees La Luna, Presto, and Day & Night, as well as 7 early student films by Pixar’s leading directors.

A boy learns about his family’s unusual job – and more about himself –  in La Luna (“The Moon”), a growing up story from the masters at Pixar. Written and directed by Enrico Casarosa.

Disney/Pixar’s new Toy Story short features everyone’s favorite Wally Shawn-voiced T.Rex at the center of the story – and this usually square dinosaur uses his tiny arms to get the party jumpin’.

(SPOILERS) These guys pull off an epic prank on their mom, playing a modified version of Toy Story 3 where the trash incinerator scene turns out a little differently than the theatrical release.

If you never picked up the video release of WALL-E, you missed out on this charming 7-minute long Pixar clip, which tells the tale of BURN-E, a robot tasked with repairing a single exterior light.

The prequel to Pixar’s popular Monsters, Inc. takes place when Sully and Mike first met each other back in college – and how they went from hating each other to being lifelong pals.

The first of Pixar’s featurettse for their upcoming movie Brave is all about the lead character Merida, a princess whose desire to be free may have unleashed “a wee tiny ancient curse.”