Toy Story 3 dethrones Shrek 2 as top animated film

Toy Story 3 become the the top-grossing animated film worldwide leving behind Shrek 2. Walt Disney Studios announced that "Toy" has taken in $920 million at the global box office, topping "Shrek's" $919.8 million. Globally, it's Disney's fourth-highest-grossing film, trailing two of the installments in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise and Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland ."
The 3D toon also has crossed the $400 million mark domestically, the second Disney film to hit that level, after 2006's "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," which took in $423 million domestically.
In 1995, Pixar launched the "Toy Story" franchise, with its central characters of Woody, Buzz Lightyear and their fellow toys.
Released June 18, "Toy Story 3," directed by Lee Unkrich, recorded Pixar's highest-grossing opening weekend, taking in $109 million in North America, and was the 11th Disney/Pixar title to debut in the No. 1 position on its opening weekend of wide release. The movie will be released on Blu-ray and DVD November 2.

Shrek Forever After - New Shrek Movie

ast movie in the franchise -- "Shrek Forever After" -- Myers and the gang returns along with new A-list talent, like Megan Fox who plays "The Princess in the Tower." But for the movie's chief bad guy, the silken-tongued Rumpelstiltskin, Dreamworks hired the voice talent of Walt Dohrn.

Who?

Unlike much of rest of the cast, Dohrn doesn't regularly walk the red carpet or make appearances on Letterman. Instead, he's a writer and animator who started out working on "SpongeBob SquarePants" before landing a gig on "Shrek 2." Since then, he worked his way up to Story Editor for this movie. So how did a guy with a below-the-line job land an above-the-line part? We tracked him down and found out.