Disney Pixar is an iconic collaboration between two entertainment giants, The Walt Disney Company and Pixar Animation Studios. This alliance produced some of the most beloved and successful animated films in contemporary cinema.
Pixar Animation Studios was originally founded as a division of Lucasfilm in 1979 and later gained independence through investment from Steve Jobs in 1986. Pixar quickly rose to prominence for its innovation in computer animation.
In 2006, The Walt Disney Company acquired Pixar for $7.4 billion, cementing the partnership. Since then, Pixar has operated as a subsidiary of Disney, maintaining its unique identity and creative style.
But despite generating children’s content, it was always said that some of his films had a darker undertone. Thus, many theories arose about it.
All the theories about Pixar movies
Is Riley adopted?
During Inside Out, a disturbing moment emerges, a flashback, which shows us the first time the Andersons met Riley and she is not in labor, even the parents are standing. That is why it is believed that she could have been adopted.
Finding Nemo
It is believed that Nemo passed away with his mother and that the movie is actually about Marlin overcoming grief.
Wall-E
One of the craziest theories is that the robots had to resort to cannibalism in order to feed the passengers, since they spent many years in space and ran out of food.
Up
Carl is believed to have passed away during the film in his sleep before being taken to Shady Oaks Retirement Village. Russell is actually his guardian angel who helps him get to the afterlife and the house he loves so much represents his connection to the real world.
Toy Story
Andy’s parents are going through a divorce: we never see his father, he doesn’t appear in any family photos in the house, and his mother never wears a wedding ring. Another theory suggests that he is dead.
Toy Story 2
The girl who abandons Jessie in Toy Story 2 grows up to become Andy’s mother.
Monster Inc
Boo from Monsters, Inc. became the witch from Brave. She grew up missing “Kitty” so much that she dedicated the rest of her life to finding him.
Bugs
There are no humans in the film because there aren’t many people left. Their society is also so developed that they have bars, clothes, and can talk, which shows that they learned a thing or two from the humans who came before them. This means that the film is based in the future.
Source: Ambito
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