Photo Gallery Computer Animation Pushes Bambi Aside
Computer animated films like "Shrek" and "Finding Nemo" have become the financial backbone of Hollywood. Next year, there will be even more pixilized monsters coming to a screen near you.
Scene from the DreamWorks production "Shrek 2." The film brought in $921 million.
The Pixar production "Finding Nemo" raked in $865 million -- second place among recent animated films.
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The Disney production "Chicken Little" was the studios first unassisted foray into the world of computer animation. It, too, was wildly successful.
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"Monsters Inc." brought in $525 million. The blue monster Sullivan has found his place next to Picasso in New York's Museum of Modern Art.
Foto: Buena Vista
"Toy Story" was the first animated film made completely with computer animation.
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The 2005 film from DreamWorks, "Madagascar," was also a big hit.
The Warner production "The Polar Express" was the most expensive animated ever made in the history of film.
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