Day & Night

2010

Animation / Comedy / Family / Fantasy

3
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 83% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 8.0/10 10 21120 21.1K

short film

Director

Teddy Newton Photo
Teddy Newton

Top cast

Sheb Wooley Photo
Sheb Wooley as Off-screen screamer
Muneer Lyati Photo
Muneer Lyati as Unknown
Wayne Dyer Photo
Wayne Dyer as Radio Lecturer
Ivo Josipovic Photo
Ivo Josipovic as Radio Lecturer
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55.51 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
12 hr 6 min
Seeds 11
113.85 MB
1920*1080
English 5.1
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
12 hr 6 min
Seeds 47

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 9 / 10

Another Pixar gem

I have always liked or loved Pixar's films, and I thought now was a good time to revisit their short films. And I am so glad I did. Day and Night(which I did remember as the short before Toy Story 3) is a gem, even if I would personally put the likes of Presto, Knick Knack, One Man Band and Geri's Game over it. The animation is beautiful with some unique shades and colouring and the detailed backgrounds you would expect, and the music is great with the use of Rossini's William Tell. The story, if not as clear as other Pixar short films, tells so much in 6 minutes and has a thought-provoking message(however different we may be, we are all one and the same) to it of the dangers of racism and tolerance. The humour even without dialogue is smart and somewhat edgy, which I liked. The personifications of daytime and nighttime are very well done and easy to root for, I loved the end especially where night and day became twilight. Overall, if you love Pixar, you'll love this. 9/10 Bethany Cox
Reviewed by jboothmillard 9 / 10

Day & Night

Reviewed by boblipton 8 / 10

Lots of Fun on a Flat Screen Too

While other animation studios these days concentrate on features, Pixar likes to remember that it is a cartoon factory and continues to precede each theatrical feature with a short subject. DAY AND NIGHT, the latest, was released along with Pixar's TOY STORY THREE.While Pixar's features -- and those of its competitors' -- become ever more sophisticated in their uses of computer animation to facilitate their stories, their short subjects have been becoming more cartoony. Their last short, PRESTO, recalled Tex Avery. This one suggests the sort of loose animation style favored by UPA, as one cloudy mass containing daylight scenes bumps into another cloudy mass containing night time scenes. The clouds' outlines are vague, populated by the highly detailed visions one expects of Pixar; but while the interiors show their natures, it is the vague outlines that carry the story -- and their characters.Fpr a student of animation, it is a typical Pixar delight. Thanks for keeping the short movie cartoon alive, guys.
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