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'''VHS''' ('''V'''ideo '''H'''ome '''S'''ystem) is an old-fashioned source of watching movies and recorded tapes. It was used by [[Pixar Animation Studios]] up until the final canceling of VHS production in [[2006]].
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'''VHS''' ('''V'''ideo '''H'''ome '''S'''ystem) is an old-fashioned source of watching movies and recorded tapes. It was used by [[Pixar Animation Studios]] up until the cancellation of VHS production in [[2006]].
   
==Pixar Productions with VHS==
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==Pixar Films with VHS==
*''[[Toy Story]]'' ([[1996]])
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*''[[Toy Story]]'' ([[1996|1995]])
 
*''[[A Bug's Life]]'' ([[1999]])
 
*''[[A Bug's Life]]'' ([[1999]])
 
*''[[Toy Story 2]]'' ([[2000]])
 
*''[[Toy Story 2]]'' ([[2000]])
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*''[[Finding Nemo]]'' ([[2003]])
 
*''[[Finding Nemo]]'' ([[2003]])
 
*''[[The Incredibles]]'' ([[2005]])
 
*''[[The Incredibles]]'' ([[2005]])
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*''[[Cars]]'' [[(2007)]]
   
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==Pixar Shorts with VHS==
Additionally, ''[[Cars]]'' was made available on [[Cars Home Video]] in 2007 exclusively to Disney Movie Club members, in limited quantities.
 
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*''[[Geri's Game]]'' ([[1998]])
   
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==Trivia==
With the exception of the first ''Toy Story'' film, which is shown in widescreen in all versions, all of the Pixar films released onto VHS in the US are shown in their reframed fullscreen versions, while their international releases showed them all in their original widescreen format.
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*With the exception of the first ''Toy Story'' film, which is shown in widescreen in all versions, all of the Pixar films released onto VHS in the US are shown in their reframed fullscreen versions, while their international releases showed them all in their original widescreen format.
 
[[Category:Toy Story Culture]]
 
[[Category:Toy Story Culture]]
 
[[Category:A Bug's Life Culture]]
 
[[Category:A Bug's Life Culture]]

Revision as of 20:36, 16 February 2020

VHS (Video Home System) is an old-fashioned source of watching movies and recorded tapes. It was used by Pixar Animation Studios up until the cancellation of VHS production in 2006.

Pixar Films with VHS

Pixar Shorts with VHS

Trivia

  • With the exception of the first Toy Story film, which is shown in widescreen in all versions, all of the Pixar films released onto VHS in the US are shown in their reframed fullscreen versions, while their international releases showed them all in their original widescreen format.