How would you react if you bumped into your favorite Pixar characters on the street? Find out how ordinary people react when the same happens to them on Pixar In Real Life on Disney+. The delightful series has been filmed on location in and around New York City and takes iconic Pixar characters out of the big screen and into the real world.
Where to Watch Pixar In Real Life
Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can enjoy Pixar In Real Life, and everything Disney+ has to offer. Disney+ lets you enjoy exclusive original shows, nostalgic favorites, and blockbuster superheroes. Bundle Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN for the ultimate viewing experience. You can enjoy even more savings with an annual subscription.
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How Many Episodes Are in Pixar In Real Life?
There are 11 episodes in Pixar In Real Life. The runtime of episodes averages between 3-5 mins. You can check the complete list of Pixar In Real Life episodes and their release date below.
- “Inside Out: Console in the Park“: November 12, 2019
- “Finding Dory: Aquarium Escape“: December 6, 2019
- “WALL·E: Lost and Found“: January 3, 2020
- “Toy Story: Traffic Cone Rescue“: February 7, 2020
- “Brave: Merida Visits an Archery Range“: March 6, 2020
- “Up: Russell Earns A Badge“: April 10, 2020
- “Monsters, Inc.: Laugh Energy“: May 1, 2020
- “The Incredibles: New York City Dash“: June 5, 2020
- “Up: Balloon Cart Away“: July 3, 2020
- “WALL·E: BnL Pop-up Shop“: August 7, 2020
- “Coco: Abuelita Says No Music“: September 4, 2020
What Are the Critics Saying about Pixar In Real Life?
Pixar In Real Life does not have an official rating yet but has an average audience score of 50% on Rotten Tomatoes. The short duration of the episodes makes it easy to jump in and out of them. Some are hits, while others are misses.
Stephanie Speck from Movie Guide writes, “Pixar In Real Life promotes a moral worldview that celebrates humor, laughter, and good-natured fun. The participants are able to laugh at themselves and seem to enjoy their real-life Pixar experiences. In many cases, the series focuses on the joy of helping others.”
Roger Palmer from What’s On Disney Plus exclaims, “It feels like something you might find on YouTube, it’s simple but effective.”
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Is Pixar In Real Life Suitable for Kids?
Pixar In Real Life is rated TV-G which means it is suitable for viewers of all ages.
