Pixar Animation Studios is an American computer animation studio owned by Disney that began in 1979. Pixar produced the first ever computer animated feature film, Toy Story, in 1995 and has since produced 21 films. All Pixar films have been well received, earning over $14 billion globally. The studio is known for themes that teach life lessons to children, memorable characters, imaginative environments, and CGI animation. Common narratives follow Todorov's structure of equilibrium being disrupted, recognition of the problem, repairing the problem, and restoration of the new equilibrium.