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Filed under 'pixar'

➠ September 2, 2011

First Digital 3D Rendered Film

Amazing bit of geek history: The first piece of 3D computer animation, by Ed Catmull, Pixar’s co-founder, from 1972.

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➠ April 1, 2009

Pixar vs. Dreamworks

“There are talking animals. And they all make this face.” Yep, sums it up.

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➠ March 12, 2008

Apple - Trailers - WALL•E

After the teasers, the full trailer is up for PIxar’s next flick. Summary: Amazing!

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➠ December 23, 2007

Apple - Trailers - WALL•E

New teaser for Wall-E. Hurrah!

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➠ June 17, 2007

Apple - Trailers - WALL•E

Teaser for the next Pixar flick.

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➠ May 9, 2007

Apple - Trailers - Ratatouille

9 minute preview clip of the upcoming Pixar flick. The 720p version looks *stunning*.

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➠ June 9, 2006

Apple - Trailers - Ratatouille

The next Pixar movie, directed by Brad Bird. If your PC can handle it, try watching the HD trailers. The detail is freaking incredible.

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➠ February 3, 2006

Pixar Zoetrope

Pixar Zoetrope

A three-dimensional zoetrope at the 20 Years of Pixar Animation exhibition at MOMA. The turntable spins and a strobe starts, creating the illusion of motion.

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➠ November 27, 2005

Apple - Trailers - Cars - Teaser 4

The new teaser for Pixar’s next flick, Cars, hints that it may not suck as royally as the original trailer suggested. Thank goodness — I was worried for a moment!

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About This Site

This is an archive of groovmother.com, the old blog run by Rod Begbie — A Scottish geek who lives in San Francisco, CA.

I'm the co-founder of Sōsh, your handy-dandy guide for things to do in San Francisco this weekend.

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