So I made the decision to reduce breast size." Critical response It was just crossing the line for me personally as a father. John Lasseter defended these changes by saying "It wasn't big bad Disney coming in and insisting we do this. The censored version removes the exaggerated breasts on the woman on the "Miami" knick knack and on the mermaid sitting on the rock in the fish bowl.
The version of Knick Knack included with this release was the censored version which was first released in 2003 with the cinema release of Finding Nemo. It shows also the ability of our filmmakers to be able to, in a short amount of time – one and half minutes to five minutes and without dialogue – still establish really memorable characters."
It’s like Chuck Jones said, ‘With great animation, you should be able to turn the sound off and still tell what’s going on.’ And I think they're these wonderful little gems and they're really entertaining. All I think except one are basically no dialogue. Lasseter hoped that audiences will get a "kick out" of each of the shorts included in the collection, stating: "I hope that they look at them and just are surprised by how funny they are. And, for me, I love the short film because there are certain ideas that are perfect for short film that are not necessarily meant for a feature film. The early short films before Toy Story came out really shows the evolution and the focus of kind of the history of Pixar and the development of the technology, the development of me as a filmmaker and a storyteller, and then our continued dedication to creating short films after Toy Story and the coming out of, trying out of new talent and continuing the R&D research and stuff.
I am really excited about finally coming out with a collection of the Pixar short films because these have been so much a part of the history of Pixar. Commenting on Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 1, John Lasseter said:
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