Okay, can we talk about Brad Bird's 'Ray Gunn' heading to Skydance and Netflix instead of Pixar? This man, who gave us 'The Incredibles' and 'Ratatouille', spent three decades brewing this noir detective caper set in a retro-future, sparked by a B-52s song! He felt it wasn't a "Pixar film" because it's aimed at teens and adults, not just kids.
Apparently, advocating for more animated content for grown-ups was a "controversial decision" at Pixar, which is wild considering the adult movie-going audience. Good for him for pushing boundaries, even if it means stepping away from his old stomping grounds for this project. Though, don't worry, he's back for 'Incredibles 3'!
Seems like a win-win for animated film lovers across all ages!
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