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No./ 5 The Pixar-ification of fantasy

“YEAH, I DON’T know a lot about fantasy!” It’s a brave thing for director Dan Scanlon to admit, given he’s about to complete animation on , Pixar’s first high fantasy film. The setting, a fairytale world given a modern-day spin, originated with an ideafantastical multi-species world.

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