Presto (2008) - The Internet Animation Database

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Synopsis

A magicians rabbit is denied a carrot before the big show. But he finds ways to get his revenge ...and his carrot.

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Inside Jokes

If you look closely in one scene, you can see the Muppets' own Statler and Waldorf, sitting in their box as usual.

Video Information

DVD

United States

Wall-E

Wall-E (3 Disc Special Edition)

Pixar Short Films Collection Volume 2

BluRay Disc

United States

Wall-E (2 Disc Blue Ray Edition)

Wall-E (3 Disc Blue Ray Edition)

Pixar Short Films Collection Volume 2

Technical Specifications

Animation Type: Computer Animation (CGI)

Print Type: 35mm

Negative Type: Digital

Original Language: English

Reviews and Comments

From Bryan Hensley :

This Disney/Pixar short was a doozy! It had a similar opening to a classic Disney cartoon, but the ending sure wasn't like one. It's amazing how far a magician's rabbit can go to get his carrot! Most of the Pixar shorts don't have much dialogue in them, this is no exception. (And that's a good thing!) This short was on the DVD and Blu-ray releases of WALL-E! I hope all of you enjoy this magic act gone crazy, all because of the magician's bunny and hat! That hat transports body parts and smaller stuff from the stage to other places! You'll see what I mean.

From Olivia Lynskey :

I absolutely love Presto! I was watching ABC Family and then Presto came on and I couldn't stop laughing!

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History

11/19/2012

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10/22/2014

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6/25/2015

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9/11/2016

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9/11/2016

Home video info added by eutychus

8/25/2017

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Negative format added by Josue_Duperon
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Sources

Doug Sweetland: Director

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Doug Sweetland: Writer

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John Lasseter: Executive Producer

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Andrew Stanton: Executive Producer

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Teddy Newton: Character Design

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Harley Jessup: Production Design

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Ted Mathot: Story

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Valerie LaPointe: Story

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Justin Wright: Story

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Travis Hathaway: Animator

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Matt Majers: Animator

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Jason Boose: Animator

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Mike Wu: Animator

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Gini Cruz Santos: Animator

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Mark Walsh: Animator

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Dylan Brown: Animator

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Andrew Gordon: Supervising Animator

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