Highest grossing blue sky movies of all time | Blue sky movies ranked | best animated movies

The highest grossing Blue Sky movie is Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) with over $886 million worldwide. Blue Sky Studios produced several other successful films, including the Ice Age franchise and Rio, etc before closing down in 2021.
Blue Sky Studios was a computer animation film studio owned by 20th Century Fox (now Disney) that produced animated feature films. However, the studio closed in 2021, and its future projects were canceled.
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[@DScryder]

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[@datacapturing]

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[@DScryder]

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[@NicholasBathula]

Wish of hoping Rio 3 and spies in Disguise 2

[@neilpurves2807]

Whats so different between rio and toy story

[@datacapturing]

Rio and Toy Story are both animated films, but they have some key differences:
Genre:
Rio: Family/Adventure film with elements of comedy and musical numbers.
Toy Story: Primarily a buddy comedy/adventure film, with some sci-fi themes and emotional moments.
Story and Setting:
Rio: Follows Blu, a domesticated Spix's macaw, who travels to Rio de Janeiro to mate with a wild female macaw. The film focuses on their adventures in the vibrant city and the fight to save their endangered species.
Toy Story: Takes place in the "secret life" of toys when humans are not around. The story revolves around the relationship between a young boy, Andy, and his toys, particularly Woody the cowboy and Buzz Lightyear the space ranger.
Characters:
Rio: Features mainly animal characters with distinct personalities.
Toy Story: Features a cast of toys that come to life, with each toy representing a different personality type or archetype.
Tone:
Rio: Generally lighter and more upbeat, with a focus on fun and adventure in a beautiful setting.
Toy Story: Blends humor and adventure with moments of genuine emotion and growth for the characters.
Target Audience:
Rio: Appeals to a broad audience, including families with young children who enjoy colorful animation and a lighthearted story.
Toy Story: While enjoyable for all ages, it also appeals to adults who can connect with the themes of childhood, friendship, and growing up.
Animation Style:
Rio: Uses bright and colorful CGI animation, capturing the beauty of the Rio de Janeiro setting.
Toy Story: Pioneered the use of computer animation technology for feature films. While still visually impressive, the animation style has a different feel due to its earlier production date.
Overall, both films offer entertaining stories, but they cater to slightly different tastes. Rio is a fun and vibrant adventure, while Toy Story has a more layered story with humor and emotional depth.