Limited Time Discount For 'Finding Nemo'

This week on Disney Movies Anywhere, the digital copy for Finding Nemo is being sold for $14.99 instead of $19.99. This sale is part of the "Pixar Summer Movies To Go" event on DMA, and each week a new Pixar movie is highlighted. You can also watch a video narrated by Pixar's lucky charm, John Ratzenberger, as he amazes you with "12 Surprising Facts About Finding Nemo" (and cracks a few jokes as well). Check out a small portion from that video below:

In order to buy Finding Nemo (and to watch a bunch of exclusive videos), You need to create a Disney Movies Anywhere account. It's free to sign up, and you get a digital copy of The Incredibles as a bonus gift.

"Oh boy! This is going to be good, I can tell."

New Logo For 'Inside Out'

Pixar's next movie, Inside Out, sounds like it could be one of Pixar's most creative movies ever (and Pixar and creativity are practically synonyms). The movie takes place inside an eleven-year-old girl's mind (Riley) and she is guided by five emotions: Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness. (Read the complete synopsis here). The film is directed by Pete Docter (Monsters Inc., Up).

From left to right: Fear, Sadness, Joy, Disgust and Anger.

Earlier today at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival, fans got to see a sneak peak at Inside Out, including concept art, sequences of the film, and a presentation from Pete Docter about the movie's original idea. @PixarInsideOut tweeted a picture from the event with the words: "Take a look at this new logo for 'Inside Out'! Just revealed at the Annecy film festival."

So did Inside Out get a logo change? In the last logo (which was first shown at D23 2013), the words were thicker and lowercase, and inside a human's head. In the new logo (seen above) the words are tall and skinny, all uppercase, and slant toward the left.

Which logo do YOU prefer?

Inside Out arrives in theaters on June 19, 2015.

Angus MacLane is the co-directer for 'Finding Dory'

Andrew Stanton (director of Finding Nemo, WALL-E, and Finding Dory) recently commented on Twitter that Angus MacLane is his co-director (presumably for Finding Dory).

Click here to see MacLane's LEGO build.

Angus MacLane has directed Pixar short films; BURN-E, Small Fry, and most recently, Toy Story OF TERROR!, Pixar's popular Halloween TV special. He is also a LEGO enthusiast, and has submitted a LEGO WALL-E and the Toy Story OF TERROR! LEGO Bunny on LEGO Ideas, a website for uploading your ideas for a future LEGO set. Check out MacLane's Flickr page to see his other awesome LEGO creations.

Finding Dory concept art.

Finding Dory will be released on June 17, 2016. Here's what the movie's about: 'Finding Dory' takes place about a year after the first film, and features returning favorites Marlin, Nemo and the Tank Gang, among others. Set in part along the California coastline, the story also welcomes a host of new characters, including a few who will prove to be a very important part of Dory’s life.

Source: Rotoscopers.

Pixar Summer Movies To Go

Do you have a Disney Movies Anywhere (DMA) account? No? Then I suggest you create one right now! It's free to sign up and you get The Incredibles as a bonus gift. This summer, a collection of brand new Pixar themed videos are premiering on DMA. Watch John Lasseter "rev up" "Pixar Summer Movies To Go," learn interesting facts from Pixar's lucky charm, John Ratzenberger, about Cars and The Incredibles, take a behind-the-scenes look at Pixar's annual car show, Motorama, and check out Pixar's newest Cars Toon, The Radiator Springs 500½.

Each week a new Pixar movie will be featured for your digital movie collection, along with a filmmaker introduction and a bucket-load of bonus features. The Pixar movie highlighted this week is Cars, and it's being sold for $14.99.

Watch the promotional trailer for the "Pixar Summer Movies To Go" event.

'Up' and 'Monsters Inc.' (Cute Kitten Versions)

The Pet Collective labels themselves as "the best destination for Internet pet lovers." They won't stop until the Internet with cute, cuddly, pet-filled goodness. Since The Pet Collective started in 2012, their videos have been viewed millions of times by pet owners, pet enthusiasts (and probably pets themselves) around the world.

The Pet Collective has also made several movie parodies that are re-enacted by cats and dogs. They recently have brought us the cute kitten versions of the Pete Docter Pixar movies, Up and Monsters Inc.

Their other Pixar parodies include WALL-E, Finding Nemo, and Toy Story.