Pixar, founded in 1986 and achieving iconic status with the release of Toy Story in 1995, has produced 28 feature films, many of which rank among the highest-grossing animated films globally. The studio's partnership with Disney has led to numerous successes, especially during the 2000s, despite some films like Cars being seen as weaker compared to others. Meanwhile, The Simpsons has expanded its legacy with short films on Disney+, generating mixed reviews but maintaining audience interest. Additionally, some underrated animated films from Disney, despite low ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, have gained cult followings and are revisited fondly. Walt Disney Studios continues to dominate the animation industry, with its rich history and a vast array of beloved characters and stories. The ongoing legacy of both Pixar and Disney highlights the evolving landscape of animated storytelling.