A trailer for the upcoming 3D re-release of the hit Disney*Pixar movie, Finding Nemo, has been released online via Yahoo! Movies.

The movie follows a clown fish named Marlin (Albert Brooks) who loses his son Nemo (Alexander Gould) and must search the ocean and overcome its many obstacles in his desperate attempt to find his only child. With only a fish with short-term memory loss named Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) to help him, the duo will encounter rehabbing sharks, a passing whale, easy-going sea turtles, hungry seagulls, irritable crabs, and a slew of others on their quest to find a little fish with a bum fin who could be anywhere.

You can check out the trailer for Finding Nemo 3D on the other side.

Following the immensely successful re–release of The Lion King in 3D, The Walt Disney Company has announced plans for the re–release of four more classics, including two Pixar Animation films.

The Lion King, which was first released in 1994, has made around $100 million worldwide in its 3D re–release. When added to the $312.8 million it made domestically back in ’94, the over $450 million in foreign box office, and a few spurts of income here and there since then, the movie now sits at a grand total of around $883 million.

So, of course, it wouldn’t take a business–savvy supergenius to figure out that there’s a whole lot of money to be made here. Which brings us to what movies you can expect to see returning to theaters in the next couple of years: Disney has revealed that Beauty and the Beast, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc., and The Little Mermaid will all make their way back to the big screen in 3D.

NOTE: For structural reasons and to ensure that this list is super-duper pretty at all times, we’ll be posting this same intro for all sections of The Decade List. If you’ve already read all of this, you can just head down to the continuation of our list!

Let’s just get it out of the way right off the ol’ bat: yes, we know it’s been a few months since we left the decade. Most folks undertook this heavy task pre-2010, but we decided that it would be a little bit better to let the new year settle in a bit before hitting you with something of this magnitude.

So here we are, geeks: we’ve officially arrived in FUTURE *cue retro ’50s sci-fi music* and still we have no freakin’ flying cars yet. What’s the deal with that? While it is pretty exciting to be inside of the year 2010 — a year that always seemed unreachable to us mere mortals — we are also exiting another entire decade that leaves us staring at one majorly epic task. That task? To search, dig, locate, retrieve, organize, polish, and present the very best films of the past ten years!

We must once again declare that this list is also simply opinion. You are are without doubt going to find movies here that you hate and do not think deserve to be included. You will surely think of movies that you think should not only be on here, but that should be at the very top of the list. There will even be some that I have not seen and thus, can not add. Even at this very moment, I sit, worrying and wondering if I’ve forgotten any that I would include; that’s just the way things fly when compiling something this massive.

With all of that said, we invite you in to relax and check out our Final Chapter of The Decade List: The 59 Best Films of the Past Ten Years!

Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Entertainment have released the second official trailer for next Summer’s highly-anticipated Toy Story 3.

The trailer is definitely a different direction from the first trailer that we saw released. In that one, it was mainly about Andy going off to college and the toys being dumped off in a day care facility. This time around, you’re returned to the day care, but you get to meet some of the new toys that we’ve heard about but not seen, like the Ken doll voiced by Michael Keaton, the mysterious toy that appeared in Pixar’s last film, Up, and Timothy Dalton‘s Mr. Pricklepants.

Continue on down to the bottom to read a synopsis and watch this brand new Toy Story 3 trailer for yourself. And do not forget, the movie will be released in only 4 short months on June 18, 2010.

Amazon has an awesome Gold Box lightning deal of the hour right now — Disney/Pixar Ultimate Collection DVD

For only $98.99, you get 8 Pixar movies: Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Cars, Monsters, Inc., Ratatouille, A Bug’s Life, Finding Nemo, and The Incredibles. That’s 54% off the regular price.

Note, the offer is only from 5pm to 6pm EST TODAY or while supplies last. Also, it’s listed as $109.99, but will be discounted to $98.99 during checkout.