All the animated films produced since 1995 by the Pixar studios, based in Emeryville (USA), would be connected by a common thread, so that they are successive stages of a universal chronology that begins with Brave , set in the Scottish Middle Ages, up to Monsters Inc. , which would be the most futuristic.
That is the theory of Jon Negroni, a young man who has analyzed the cross references of Pixar film productions. According to him, all his films reflect a single great theme : the evolution of animals and machines, increasingly endowed with human qualities, towards a growing antagonism with people. It can be seen in Ratatouille , with Remy the cook mouse; later in Finding Nemo; and with Up's dog Dug, who communicates through a barking translator collar. The maximum degree of animal evolution would be its transformation into the creatures that terrify the children of the humans of Monsters S. A , as José Ángel Martos tells us in Extra Questions and Answers number 36 of Muy Interesante.
On the other hand, the machines or objects that in The Incredibles tried unsuccessfully to defeat human superheroes by force and that in Toy Story suffer the ungrateful oblivion of young Andy, will use artificial intelligence to dominate the world , as reflected in Wall -E .
This ingenious speculation, which dissects each plot or subplot of the sixteen Pixar feature films between 1995 and 2015, has been published by its author in the book The Pixar Theory and on his blog.
