Pixar Animation Studios shares took a 10% drubbing from investors late Thursday after the company revealed that “The Incredibles” had failed to live up to its name in the DVD market.

Shareholders have sued Pixar Animation Studios in two proposed class actions that claim the company misled investors with inflated projections for DVD sales of its hit title "The Incredibles.

DisneyToon Studios’ recent films had all gone straight to DVD ... not that Pixar has lost anything. Other companies have begun to catch up — including those within the Disney empire.

but that's what I love about Pixar, they keep all of the actual story under wraps so that it's not ruined by the time we see it in theaters. Empire has debuted another new photo today but it doesn ...

Disney fans will be overjoyed to learn that the highest grossing Pixar film ever ... Physical copies of the movie (DVD and Blu-ray) are also available for purchase. While "Inside Out 2" will ...

Pixar and Disney today announced that “Finding Nemo” has sold 15 million DVDs in its first 14 days, making it the No.1 DVD of all time. In addition, the underwater cartoon has sold 20 million combined ...