Steve Sailer reviews Toy Story 3 — good, but not 1024 times as good as the original, despite the march of Moore’s Law — and comments on Pixar’s not-quite-Disney culture:
In 1986, Pixar delivered 90 seconds of perfection with Luxo Jr., a father-son tale about table lamps playing catch. In retrospect, it established Pixar as the guy alternative to Disney’s gay pandering to the daddy’s little princess market. Pixar movies are made by men who have managed to extend their childhoods (Lasseter says, “Every animator is a child at heart”) into fatherhood.