To quote the main page: Pixar — kicking the Uncanny Valley to the curb and stealing everyone's hearts since 1995, and hopefully for many years to come.
- Brave
- A Bug's Life
- Cars
- Coco
- Finding Nemo
- The Good Dinosaur
- The Incredibles
- Inside Out
- Monsters, Inc.
- Onward
- Pixar Shorts
- Ratatouille
- Toy Story
- Up
- WALL•E
Real Life (That's right, Pixar has brought its powers of heartwarming into real life.)
- Cancer-stricken girl holds on long enough to see ''Up'', then dies seven hours later.
- Pixar sent an employee over with a copy of the film to watch with her, but did not credit them so as not to make it look like a publicity stunt.
- It Gets Better - Love, Pixar
- Pixar employees put together a fund to help an animator whose apartment was burglarized.
- John Lasseter catching wind of the studio's declining critical popularity and postponing the Troubled Production The Good Dinosaur so that they wouldn't continue their streak of less-than-stellar films, despite the films still making decent money. It really shows just how much he and the studio care about their audience.
- Andrew Stanton changing his mind about using French cabarett music in WALL•E because he didn't want to seem like a sore winner for beating The Triplets of Belleville for "Best Animated Feature."
