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Disney Pixar – the Complete Collection Blu-Ray Special Disney Pixar – The Complete Collection Blu-Ray Special Features: Monsters, Inc.: Filmmakers’ Round Table Monsters, Inc. Ride and Go Seek: Building Monstropolis in Japan Roz’s 100 Door Challenge Game Directors Audio Commentary For The Birds – Theatrical Short Mike’s New Car – Original DVD Short Monsters University: The Blue Umbrella – Theatrical Short Audio Commentary Brave: La Luna – Theatrical Short The Legend of Mordu Brave Old World Merida and Elinor Bears Brawl In the Hall Wonder Moss Magic Clan Pixar Once Upon a Scene Extended Scenes Director Audio Commentary “Fergus and Mor’du” An Alternate Opening Fallen Warriors Dirty Hairy People It’s English...sort of Angus Tapestry Cars: Mater and the Ghost light- Original DVD Short One Man Band: Theatrical Short Inspiration for Cars Deleted Scenes Cars 2: Director Audio Commentary Hawaiian Vacation – Theatrical Short Air Mater – Cars Toon The Nuts & Bolts of Cars Land World Tour Toy Story: Audio Commentary by Director John Lasseter Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: Blast Off 3 Animated Studio Stories Buzz Takes Manhattan Making Toy Story Filmmakers Reflect The Legacy of Toy Story Deleted Scenes Design Galleries Toy Story 2: Making Toy Story 2 Audio Commentary by Director John Lasseter Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: International Space Station Paths to Pixar: Technical Artists 3 Animated Studio Stories Pixar’s Zoetrope Outtakes Deleted Scenes Design Galleries Toy Story 3: Day and Night – Theatrical Short Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: The Science of Adventure The Gang’s all Here Goodbye Andy A Toy’s Eye View: Creating A Whole New Land Beyond The Toybox: An Alternative Commentary Track Roundin’ Up a Western Opening Bonnie’s Playtime – A Story Roundtable Beginnings: Setting a Story In Motion 3 Studio Stories Games and Activities Up: Partly Cloudy – Theatrical Short Dug’s Special Mission – Original DVD short follows the misadventures of Dug Feature Documentary: Adventure is Out There Alternate Scene: The Many Endings of Muntz Wall-E: Presto – Theatrical Short Burn-E – Original DVD Short Geek Track Axiom Arcade Wall-E’s Treasures and Trinkets Deleted Scenes 3-D Set Explorations Behind The Scenes The Pixar Story by Leslie Iwerks The Incredibles: Director’s Audio Commentary Boundin’, Pixar Short Film Jack-Jack Attack, Pixar Short Film The Incredibles Revisited Studio Stories: Gary’s Birthday Animator Audio Commentary Finding Nemo: Aquarium Reinventing the Submarine Voyage Deleted Scene: Alternate Opening A Lesson in Flashbacks Finding Nemo: A Filmmakers’ Roundtable Knick Knack Theatrical Short A Bug's Life: Audio Commentary By John Lasseter Filmmakers’ Roundtable A Bug’s Life – The First Draft A Walt Disney Silly Symphony: Grasshopper and the Ants (1934) Behind The Scenes of “A Bug’s Life” Production Feature Documentary Cars Toon: Mater's Tall Tales: Studio Story: McQueen Has No Hands Mater Bumper-To-Bumper Making Mater’s Tall Tales Unmade Tales Cars Toons Story reels Includes Pixar Shorts: Volume 1 and 2: The Pixar Shorts – A Short History Audio Commentaries With Introduction: Nitemare, Lady and the Lamp, Somewhere In The Arctic, A Story, Winter, Palm Springs, Next Door .
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