Call me stupid, but what exactly IS "Arthur and the Invisibles"? I've heard the name, but that's all. "Arthur and the Invisibles" is a partly computer-animated film, and partly life action film. At first the title of the film was "Arthur and the Minimoys", which I find a more appealing title. :wink...

Here's the full list, and the five I think will be nominated in bold. Do you mean that's the full list of animated features of 2006? If so, there are (at least) 3 more animated features from 2006. They are computer-animated films: Free Jimmy, Khan Kluay, Keisarin salaisuus. But perhaps you meant to...

ShyViolet wrote:What's 4D? Is that like taste, smell and touch?

That's 5D, and with 6D you will see dead 2D animations.

CaptainJasHook wrote:Oh, come on! In 50 years, you're gonna tell me that 2D won't be dead!?

In 50 years, 4D has taken over..

Wow, what a warm welcome!
Thanks!

Wendy's Jane wrote:Oh, yeah, like we haven't heard THAT before.

LOL.. and I thought I was exposing an original point of view..

FYI: the only upcoming films of Pixar that are listed in the IMDb are Ratatouille (2007) and Toy Story 3 (2008).

I wouldn't mind if Pixar went 2D (in fact, I think it would be interesting), as long as they don't stop with 3D!

The graphics of Ratatouille look great, that alone makes the film interesting to me. But of course the story has to be good too; there are several good-looking computer-animated films that unfortunately lack a good story. Pixar's films have good stories in my opinion, and I expect it won't be any di...