Great article, Sean :)

That wasn't suppose to happen. I typed much more.. Well, a short second one then.

I also see the strength of Pixar to develop movies that are based around a solid script. But while I found Toy Story, Toy Story 2, A Bugs Life and Cars, movies that stand out as an example to other animation studios about how to bring a story to life, I wasn't thrilled about The Incredibles. It's a good movie, but I find that the script relies too much on the special effects, and too little on character development. Monsters, Inc. is my favorite Pixar feature, when it comes to story. That movie has the best story, in my opinion.

"So Dave added his own brand of humor to the mix along with the rest of the crew at Pixar in a combined effort to make their projects the best they can be, something they refer to as "plussing". You see, Pixar never leaves an idea alone as long as they can add to it or "plus" it."

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm ... where have I heard that word before? Plussing ... sounds familiar ...

Oh yeah!!! That Walt guy used to say it all the time!!

Sounds like the folks at Pixar are following in exactly the right footsteps. Too bad the rest of the company hasn't caught up to them yet.