For anyone who complains that Hollywood does not make original stories these days (and justifiably, to be clear), now is your time to put money where your mouth is. As for the Animation Studio, Pixar has been established as a trendsetter and standard by which other family -friendly films must meet ... Although it may not Quite To the point that it was once in its most famous day. This year's "Elio", which yours really reviewed for /movie hereHe felt like a return in the form of many ways. Unfortunately, it failed to manifest itself in the real results of the box office, leading to One of the highest profiles of 2025 so far. But the audience will soon have another chance to correct those past mistakes with Hopers, the latest upcoming original of Pixar, to which we have had a look for some time.

Who does not want anthropomorphic animals? Director Daniel Jong and co-writer Essie Andrews certainly seem to understand the attraction, as their latest film uses the imaginative idea to turn people into animals (so to speak) as a spine for what will come. The film features a former Disney Canal Starweet and singer Pepper Kurda as Mabel's voice, our main protagonist stumbling on advanced technology, capable of putting human consciousness in the "body" of the robot - a robot that is going to look like an incredibly vibrant beard. Pixar has just released our first official look at Hopers and the footage is for everyone who adapted viewers to the far -reaching premise. And, if any of this reminds you of Jameseims Cameron's "avatar", well, make sure the film is well acquainted with that inevitable comparison.

Check the trailer above!

Now, I'm certainly wrong, but all we've seen for Hopers (as I recently posted /movie during Special presentation of Pixar, which also highlighted "the story of toys 5") suggests that it should be another in the long line of a hit-hit blockbusters that the studio comes down to science. The designs of the animation and creatures look stunning and cute, the trailer does a great job to distill what could be a hard narrative setting in something understandable and easy on the market, and the humor on the screen is incredible to my street. I don't know about you but a beard and hungry bear both Expressing confusion why someone would interfere in the circle of life is precisely the kind of spiritual tone that I can respect.

What the readers of the careful attentive may notice, however, is what Hopers should actually be about. Of course, the initial tears are not intended to set all the basic strokes by telling stories about any film, and so, in that sense, this footage does exactly what it should do. It establishes a tone, sells a mass audience on the concept of the elevator and (hopefully) excites people. But something is strange that nowhere in those two minutes does not make the trailer even Tip To why Mabel is so desperate to mask itself as an animal in the first place. Fortunately, we know from the previous notification from this year's Annimation Film Festival That Hopers focuses on Mabel, a young environmentalist whose local hunger full of wildlife is scheduled for destruction thanks to the evil mayor (expressed by Jonon Ham) and his plans to build a highway.

Problematic, Pixar has recently been under fire to irrigate several of her films and shows - first by removing the transgender story from their Disney series+ "Victory or Loss", followed quickly by Similarly creative disorder with "Elio", And now through what can be very well a compromised version of Hopers. Towards the end of last year, Hollywood reporter He pointed out that Disney put pressure on the film's creative team to "minimize the planned environmental message", probably for political concerns. According to the once stated source:

"Unfortunately, when you have the whole film based on the importance of the environment, you can't really come back to it. That team fought a lot to understand:" What do we even do with this note? "

Hopers arrives in theaters on March 6, 2026.