Why did they stop making these? 😭 🎬 Pixar used to create animated “bloopers” or outtakes for their movies, adding humor to the end credits. These bloopers featured the film’s characters acting as if they were real actors making mistakes during filming. This playful concept was introduced in A Bug’s Life (1998) and continued in Toy Story 2 (1999) and Monsters, Inc. (2001). The bloopers were well-received for their creativity and humor, giving audiences a behind-the-scenes feel while maintaining

Fill your laugh canister with this Monsters, Inc. blooper. 🤣 | Pixar

To bloopers...and beyond! 🤪 | Pixar

73K views · 245 reactions | We want to give a big thank you to the influencers who helped bring the vision to life. Get an exclusive look at the creative process for our Color Collection with this behind the scenes footage. | Logitech G | Facebook

91K views · 2K reactions | "Before playing we put nets around the vessel so the ball doesn't go overboard." From the basketball court to the onboard cinema to the Captain’s chair, deck cadet Farukh Khan gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life onboard Mogens Maersk. | Maersk | Facebook

Little behind the scenes day in the life of Coyote. Even when Im not working I’m out scouting for turtles. Boy would this have been a great behemoth for Dragon Tails but as you can see, it was a solo, no camera team scouting mission! You always find the biggest turtles when no one is there to film them 🙄🐢 | Coyote Peterson