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Pixar's latest film navigates the tricky balance between digital devices and traditional play, offering parents a surprisingly helpful roadmap for managing kids' screen time. Instead of demonizing tablets, the movie shows how technology can connect or isolate depending on how families use it.
Thirty years ago, a struggling tech company named Pixar gambled everything on a buddy comedy about toys—and changed children's cinema forever. The first fully computer-generated film proved kids deserved thoughtful stories without princesses or musical numbers.
When Pixar needed a story idea, they found it in Yellowstone's incredible ecosystem comeback. After wolves returned to the park, beavers rebuilt their dams and brought life back to the land.
The Mundo Pixar Experience has drawn crowds in Tokyo, extended through October after selling out its original run. The exhibition feels especially meaningful in Japan, where Pixar's creative roots trace back to legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki.
A beaver expert who consulted on Pixar's new film Hoppers reveals the surprisingly accurate science behind the movie's adorable dam builders. From "beaver butt juice" in your vanilla flavoring to why these 110-pound engineers could never be classroom pets, the real story is just as wild as the film.