Pixar characters you don't like

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#61

lol, that is basically how I feel, although I only wrote the three that bothered me the most. I also agree with you on Waternoose, I’m not a fan.

#62

The tricycle kid’s name is Rusty, since you guys like him so much. :stuck_out_tongue:

#63

Ermm… Let me think, I never liked Bo Peep in Toy Story or Violet in The Incredibles.
I just really don’t like Bo Peep- I don’t see any point in her. I know you can argue my case but I just don’t like her and think Toy Story would be better off without her.
I never liked Violet because she always came off as really whiney and annoying. She always seemed to be really upset over something or complaining. I just never liked her.

#64

I agree with both of those. Everyone knows I dislike Bo for various reasons, but I rarely bring up Violet, because people get very upset with me. I don’t like her because she’s so stereotypical and self-conscious. I wish girls would just accept who they are and move on…

#65

I don’t like Linguini.

#66

:laughing: Why??

#67

I like Linguini, but there are some parts in the movie where he bothered me. Especially his voice. But then again his voice fits him perfectly, but it’s still too ugh for me.

#68

Really? I don’t know why, but I like Lou Romano’s voice. And Linguini was definitely my favorite of the two roles I know him as. :unamused:

#69

Linguini was one of the many thing that made Ratatouille for me. Specially his voice.

#70

Same here. Strangely, though, I feel more like Remy because I’m dirt poor, but I’m good at things. :stuck_out_tongue:

#71

I agree entirely. <3 Plus he’s just so much like me that I fell totally in love with him and his personality. He has the same shyness, the same awkwardness, and the same naiveness and nervousness that I do… and how he just stumbles through the world until a miracle finds him and helps guide him into his destiny… he’s just a totally relatable character. :slight_smile:

Plus I just hate how everyone treats him so unfairly because of something he had no control or knowledge of. (In reference to Skinner taking advantage of him because he was Gusteau’s heir.) :frowning:

little chef

#72

Personally, I’d like to learn more about Gusteau and Renata. I know that’s random, and the movie’s called Ratatouille, but I still wanna know. :blush:

#73

Omg, I have a whole backstory written on that. :laughing: It’s not official or anything, but I’ve put almost three years of thinking into how it all might have worked out. :wink:

That was a great fan fiction… too bad it’s way too long and complex to ever be published online. :frowning:

It really kind of bothers me how much of those details they left out in the movie, especially because it was such a key part of the story.

little chef

#74

I guess it’s like Andy’s dad, kind of, though I always just assumed the worst on Andy’s mom’s part and moved on. :laughing: And still do, no matter what everyone else says. But I really want to know about Renata and Gusteau. :frowning:

#75

Basically, this is why I don’t like him.

I don’t really care for Ratatouille though, I guess because I don’t really relate to any of the characters. And I don’t like rats. I don’t really enjoy cooking either…Ratatouille just isn’t my type of movie I guess. I still watch it though, I don’t think it’s a bad movie. :slight_smile:

#76

XD @ your reaction. Sorry skunklover, but I’m siding with Team Ratatouille on this one.

#77

I guess that makes sense. My dad likes Ego(O’Toole is his favorite actor, and I’m a big fan myself), but hates the movie. My dad’s a cook, and hates the idea of rats in the kitchen. :unamused: Even though it’s just a movie…

#78

Sorry guys,I’m with skunklover… :confused:

#79

Jessie, her eccentric personality was quite irritating to say the very least.

#80

That’s what everyone says. :frowning: I lov her, though.