- Vídeo
Brinquedo (also
known as
Toyland Video or Toy
Video in English,
formerly known as Spot Films) is a
Brazilian animation studio,
located in São Paulo...
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Carrinhos in Portuguese), a
Brazilian computer graphics film
series by Vídeo
Brinquedo, as a
derivative of Cars. Canônico
discussed whether lawsuits from Pixar...
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legal and
survived Disney's
legal challenge against it. Similarly, Vídeo
Brinquedo is a
Brazilian CGI
animation studio that, in 2006,
began to
produce low-budget...
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Camargo in 2016. The band is also
famous for
their 2010
album Música de
Brinquedo,
which was
written using only toy instruments. It was at one
point included...
- D.B.
Brinquedos was a
Brazilian retail chain specialized in the sale of toys and
articles aimed at children. Was a
pioneer in this market, it had 35 stores...
-
Lopes de
Sousa Filho (born 6 July 1971),
better known by the
nickname Brinquedo (English: Toy), is a
Brazilian former professional footballer who pla****...
- Budweiser-brand beer What's Up:
Balloon to the Rescue,
mockbuster by Vídeo
Brinquedo What's Up? (musical),
Lerner and
Loewe musical What's Up (Bill Hardman...
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described Ratatoing, a 2007
Brazilian computer graphics cartoon by Vídeo
Brinquedo, as a "ripoff" of Ratatouille.
Marco Aurélio Canônico of the Brazilian...
- club into a
dance club. The film was
produced by
animation studio Vídeo
Brinquedo to
coincide with the film Kung Fu Panda. The
similarities that the film...
- The
Little Cars is a big
series animated by the
Toyland Video (Vídeo
Brinquedo) and
distributed by
Branscome International.
There were a
total of eight...
