They made a film about toys that made adults cry about toys. Then they made one about fish that made adults cry about fish. Then one about robots, one about feelings, one about dead relatives, one about a soul leaving its body before it had properly lived. Pixar has been doing this for thirty years and showing absolutely no signs of stopping, and we are no closer to being prepared for it.
Pixar Animation Studios released Toy Story in 1995 as the world's first fully computer-animated feature film and in doing so began one of the most consistently extraordinary runs in the history of cinema. Finding Nemo. The Incredibles. WALL·E. Up — whose first twelve minutes constitute an emotional experience that should probably come with a warning. Inside Out, which explained the architecture of human feeling to children and accidentally explained it to their parents too. Coco, which is about music and death and memory and family and is somehow all of those things at once without straining under the weight of any of them.
What Pixar understands, and has understood from the beginning, is that the best stories for children are simply the best stories — ones that work on every level, for every age, because they are about things that are true. Love. Loss. The terror of change. The surprise of joy. The friends you carry with you after they're gone. Pixar has always trusted its audience with all of it.
Our Pixar collection brings together officially licensed figures, accessories, homeware and gifts spanning the full breadth of the Pixar universe — from Toy Story and Finding Nemo to Soul, Turning Red, Elemental and beyond. For children discovering these films for the first time, and for the adults watching alongside them who are absolutely fine and not crying at all.
Adventure is out there. So is the entire collection.
