Can't. Wait.

Pixar movies get great reviews because they're great movies. More than just candy coloured for the kids they're actually worth re-watching over and over because they are so perfectly honed for everyone! My kid watches anything and we're off to see Kung Fu Panda tomorrow which I hope is at least good and holds his interest, but Pixar are his favourites, the look on his face and all his friends reacting to a movie like Toy story is priceless, like they get it on their level and are so excited by it speaks volumes to the quality of their films and he's only 3! you don't have to worry about their next movie being good!

may Pixar reign supreme for a long time to come.

I really hope that's just Massa's interpretation. "Gotta get 'em young!"

It's science. You can do nothing. Einstein and Newton agree with me.

so chill man. i'm sick of pop references too

What did Focus have to do with Series 7? That was an independent movie. Yeah they may have Ethernal Sunshin, The Pianast, Mean Creek, Brick, Shaun of the dead and the DVD rights for Orgazmo. But most of there movies won't be talked about outside of the year they were released.

Something with an "edge" and more grown-up "epic-ness", to match those stunning looking visuals I'm seeing, would really be nice for a change from Pixar. Without too much of the cuteness and silliness stuff.

"More investors are buying oil, creating a higher demand for the commodity and raising the price."

For anyone that doesn't understand the economics at play here, Wall St needs to keep trading to survive. WHen the commercial mortgage market crashed last spring, it set of another chain of events that fully triggered the US economic slowdown that was already in play, but not being fully recogized. Traders know that when the market is volatile, you start looking at commodities - tangible items like gold, diamonds, corn, and GAS. Well, out of all the commodities, our society is infinitely dependent a=on gasoline, so it seems pretty safe bet tht the value of that commodity ain't likely to fall significantly in the short term, if ever (when have gasoline prices ever fallen much for years at a time? Never, that's when. You think anyone's worried about gas falling back to $1.00 /gallon again?)

So, commodities traders started bidding on gas futures. Then, more did, and more, and more, and the bidding price continued to climb, climb, climb. When you hear about the price of a barrell of oil going up, BLAME COMMODITIES TRADERS. They are the ones bidding up the prices. Sure, there's an inherent problem with the finite supply of oil which relates to the price. It's the finite characteristic which gives anything its value. But, the fact is that commodity traders have been bidding up the price of oil, which directly affects how much a gas station owner has to pay for each gas shipment they recieve. Which is why the cost shoots up at the pump almost immediately - they can't buy more gas if they are selling the gas they have for less than the new gas will cost.

The weak US dollar also plays into this problem. My understanding is that barrels of oil are priced in US dollars. Well, when you are a country whose currency is valued higher than the US Dollar, it makes buying commodities priced in dollars cheaper. So, foreign investors see a great pick-up on the commodities market. Add to that the increasing prices and you have toms of wealthy investors who have traders bidding the fuck out of oil futures!

In conclusion, insist somebody investigate commodity traders for fraud and stop the ridiculous oil speculation that is bidding up prices.

Pixar, once more Showing All other animation studios how it's done.