I prefer the title on the article's page - How Pixar Lost Its Way - and enjoyed this observation: > “Who would want to see a movie about a little boy who plays

I prefer the title on the article's page - How Pixar Lost Its Way - and enjoyed this observation: > “Who would want to see a movie about a little boy who plays with dolls?,” Michael Eisner, then the CEO of Disney, obtusely asked when told of plans for the Pixar debut. (Disney was to co-finance it.) But the film’s creative premise is precisely—and crucially—the reverse: Toy Story is a movie about dolls who want to be played with by a little boy.