'Elemental' review: Pixar burns bright and shines in the cinemas once again


Pixar manages to restore that spark of joy one gets when watching one of their films on the big screen. – Photos: Walt Disney Studios Malaysia

How long has it been since we’ve watched a Pixar movie in the cinema? Pixar movies used to be an annual event to look forward to, but no thanks to the pandemic, we’ve not had one in the cinemas since 2020’s Onward, to be exact.

As a result, the impact and anticipation of a new Pixar movie has diminished somewhat – as Pixar boss Pete Docter said, families are now 'trained' to expect Pixar movies to go straight to Disney+.

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Pixar is back in its element once again.

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