There will be a supporting cast of dinosaurs straight out of “Jurassic Park” (only friendlier). “Arlo, the dinosaur, is the boy in the story and Spot is the dog” - meaning Arlo stands upright and speaks, while Spot travels on his hands and feet and grunts. “This is a boy and a dog story, but the roles are reversed,” Lasseter said. As he makes the trek back home to the Clawed-Tooth Mountains, he befriends a human cave-boy named Spot. The early clips from this movie played like a cross between “Tarzan” and “Lilo & Stitch.” The story centers on Arlo (Lucas Neff), an Apatosaurus, who after losing his father in a tragic accident, falls into a river, gets knocked out by a rock and finds himself in a land far away. Here are the films Lasseter presented, and Variety’s grades of how they look to be shaping up so far. “These guys are on fire now because that happened.” He told his staff: “What would heal them was to have a movie that was a really big hit,” he said. “It was quite broken when they came in,” Lasseter said about the business 10 years ago.

He also declared that Disney Animation had bounced back, thanks to the success of the juggernaut “Frozen” and the Oscar-winning “Big Hero 6,” saying that the studio had previously suffered from low morale. Lasseter noted how Pixar will release two movies in the same year for the very first time: “Inside Out,” which premiered at Cannes earlier this week out-of-competition, and “The Good Dinosaur,” which has a Thanksgiving release date.

The chief creative officer unveiled new clips and plot lines of such titles as Pixar’s “Finding Dory,” the sequel to “Finding Nemo,” and Disney’s “Moana” about a Polynesian princess. John Lasseter talked about the upcoming slate of Disney/Pixar animated films during an extremely detailed two-hour presentation at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday morning.

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