What's On
Pixar Trivia Night
Think you know your Pixar flicks? Get your buzz on at our themed trivia night. Prizes! Beer! And an extra pair of angry eyes, just in case...
Images: © Disney Pixar
Monsters, Inc
A warm and fuzzy family film about the harvesting of young children's screams? Well, yes, it can be done and here's the proof. Rated: G
Image: © Disney Pixar 2001
Finding Nemo
Junior clown fish Nemo swims too far from the reef and next thing he knows he's looping a fish tank in a Sydney dentist's office. Neurotic dad Marlin (Albert Brooks) follows in his wake, with dippy Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) tagging along for comic relief. Rated: G
Image: © Disney Pixar 2003
Matt Grinke's Happiest Jazz Quintet on Earth Plays Pixar
Enjoy a special set of Pixar tunes arranged by Disney Cruise Line music director and pianist Matt Grinke and his happiest quintet, plus a screening of one of the studio's most beloved movies, Monsters, Inc.
Image: © Disney Pixar 2001
The Incredibles
Pixar's first (super) human story is a wry satire about a very ordinary family of super heroes who find themselves caught up in big trouble. Rated: G
Image: © Disney Pixar 2004
Ratatouille
A rat with a palette, Remy dreams of cooking at a top gourmet restaurant. Human prejudice makes this challenging, but talent will find a way. Rated: G
Image: © Disney Pixar 2007
WALL-E
Set 700 years from now (though we may get there sooner), the film imagines Earth as a toxic dump, while mankind cruises outer space in luxurious limbo. Trash robot WALL-E falls in love with a shiny new research drone, Eve. Rated: G
Image: © Disney Pixar 2008
Toy Story 3
Andy is 17 now and moving on to college. His mom wants his room cleared, and a misunderstanding consigns the toys to Sunnyside Daycare. Initially the idea of all-day play seems too good to be true, but Sunnyside has a dark side. Rated: G
Image: © Disney Pixar 2010
The Ascent
During the darkest winter of WWII, two Soviet partisans venture through the backwoods of Belarus in search of food, always at risk of falling into enemy hands. In her masterpiece Larisa Shepitko zeroes in on profound spiritual and philosophical themes.
Bicycle Thieves
De Sica's film about a labourer desperate to track down the bike that has been stolen from him is a landmark in film history, the movie that cemented the impact of Italian neo-realism on world cinema.