Why did they stop making these? 😭 🎬 Pixar used to create animated “bloopers” or outtakes for their movies, adding humor to the end credits. These bloopers featured the film’s characters acting as if they were real actors making mistakes during filming. This playful concept was introduced in A Bug’s Life (1998) and continued in Toy Story 2 (1999) and Monsters, Inc. (2001). The bloopers were well-received for their creativity and humor, giving audiences a behind-the-scenes feel while maintaining

The golden years of Pixar are behind us. We’re talking the days of bloopers past where somebody had the ingenious idea to animate them all. Disney couldn’t help but get in on the action too. The level of detail that went into these Bloopers is just stunning, and also perhaps a bit… taboo in 2022? | The Binger

After 25 years, your favourite bugs are back — in real life! Narrated by Awkwafina, #ARealBugsLife, an Original series, is now streaming on #DisneyPlus. While you're there, catch up on the movie that started it all: Disney and Pixar's #ABugsLife! 🐜🐛🦋🕷 | National Geographic Australia