Finding Nemo sounds very interesting as well as the Incredibles but not sure about the Cars.
"Finding Nemo - Summer 2003. Finding Nemo is written and directed by Academy Award-nominee Andrew Stanton, who served as co-director and co-screenwriter of the 1998 A Bug's Life and was co-screenwriter of Toy Story, Toy Story 2 and Monsters, Inc. Finding Nemo, a visually stunning underwater adventure, follows the comedic and eventful journeys of two fish -- a father and his son Nemo -- who become separated in the Great Barrier Reef.
Albert Brooks provides the voice of Nemo's fretful father who risks life and fin to find his son. Newcomer Alexander Gould is heard as the adventurous young Nemo. Ellen DeGeneres voices Dory, a forgetful but relentlessly optimistic companion that father meets during his travels. Willem Dafoe lends his voice to Gill, a tough-talking maverick who befriends and looks after the stray Nemo. Geoffrey Rush voices Nigel, a peculiar pelican with a soft spot for all species except seagulls, and Barry Humphries gives a performance as a "vegetarian" great white shark.
The Incredibles - Winter 2004. The Incredibles is a new animated action-adventure comedy from acclaimed director Brad Bird (The Iron Giant). In this comedy, a family of undercover superheroes, struggling to live a quiet suburban life, is forced into action to save the world.
Pixar's Executive Vice President of Creative and two-time Academy Award-winning director John Lasseter is the Executive Producer for both Finding Nemo and The Incredibles.
Cars - Winder 2005. John Lasseter returns to the director's chair for Pixar's Cars. Cars features a wide assortment of cars as characters that get their kicks on Route 66.
Thomas Schumacher, President of Walt Disney Feature Animation, noted, ``In addition to their great artistry and cutting edge technology, Pixar has a unique ability to create films with tremendous heart and humor. Working with John Lasseter and all of the creative geniuses at Pixar on the past four films has been a wonderful experience.''
