Pixar dietro le quinte

I felt it was more about social issues within Pixar than about film making.

The first 10 episodes are really interesting and fun. Short insights into the work of 10 people doing very varied jobs within the Pixar company.

Unfortunately the other 10 episodes are more of a narrated style, talking about general elements of the making of Pixar films rather than specific people. It's just not as compelling, plus 5 of those 10 episodes have such cringey dialogue that I couldn't watch!

Watch the first 10, skip the rest.

Honestly, i adore this show. It gives me endless inspiration as an aspiring film maker, finding out about the lives and jobs of these people in pixar. I rewatch it constantly, my favourites are the character designer and the pastry chef, but i genunienly love them all.

However, i got so excited everytime they said they were releasing new episodes, but i found the last 10, about the techincally process, insanely boring. In fact, i stopped watching after a couple of episodes.

Overall, i love (the first 10 episodes) of this show, and i hope they make more :)

I love Pixar, so was incredibly excited for this docuseries. Each episode is focussed on a different person at the company. Although an interesting look at their stories, the series doesn't go into much depth about the actual filmmaking process. It's a show about the people making the films, and lacks the insight into the process that I was hoping to see. If that's what you're looking for, watch 'Into the Unknown: Making Frozen 2' which was an excellent series. I wish Disney made something similar for Pixar.

I really enjoyed this series and straight up binged it! I really liked how they showed all the small jobs and how they're important too because it really is a HUGE job to make a whole animation movie.