What is Pixar's best movie?

Pixar's Feature Films
#56

I believe she is just expressing excitement. :slight_smile:

#57

And yet, it still really annoys me. Sorry.

#58

Oh, uh…OK. Perhaps you should tell her about that? I can’t help you out with that… :confused:

#59

Ah, yes. I love watching all 3(or 3 in short time limits) back to back. <3 And as for the Incredibles thing, you know how I feel. 8D But I agree Wall-E is the best. None other challenges it in my mind.

#60

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Any questions?

#61

8D Comment of the year.

#62

best comment ever tbh.

#63

8D Nope, I don’t have any questions.
That comment rocks.
And I believe that’s the 2nd post you’ve made me laugh at today, Chuckles! :stuck_out_tongue:

#64

Epic :sunglasses:

#65

Quite suprised Wall E is running away with it actually.

#66

I’m not. 8D

#67

Normally I don’t quote whole posts, but THIS sums up my entire view perfectly. Aughh, three perfect movies forever. <3

Ratatouille and WALL-E both hold number 1 on my list as the best Pixar movies, hands down. Yes, they are my two favorites as well, but that’s because I believe them to be the best of them all. I mean, you can’t even ask me which one I think is better, because I think they’re both of the same caliber of excellence, in terms of story, lovable and relatable characters, animation, and music. Especially music.

Sadly I’ve been watching Ratatouille a lot recently, and I totally fell head-over-heels in love with it once again. Not to say my love for it has ever died or even died down, it was just rediscovered. :slight_smile: And yes, I too will be fangirling about it everywhere so if you don’t like me doing that, well there’s not much I can say about that. :laughing:

little chef

#68

Still gonna have to say Toy Story 2 (and maybe WALL-E) is the most well-rounded and universal of Pixar’s movies. It even stands alone well. I think you could easily show it to someone who’s never seen the first and they’d love it all the same. (Though, who in their right mind hasn’t seen Toy Story?!)

#69

omg, braintwinzz~

your whole post is gold btw.

i just think wall-e & ratatouille are the two pixar movies i really /connected/ with, you know? like, they just hit me on a deeper level than the others. and the animation in both is so. darn. gorgeous. i can’t even.

my stepmom. the other day i was…well, i’m not really sure what happened but i ended up talking about toy story and she was all, “oh, i haven’t seen it.” and i was like LOLWUT.

#70

Slightly off topic, in response to b&p somehow, but me and mum were scrolling the movie channel and Toy Story was on. I asked if she could put in on, but she said it was rubbish… :open_mouth:

#71

i think i just died a little inside.

#72

I can’t believe that! :open_mouth: I understand varying opinions, but yikes. :confused:

#73

I’ve never had someone say they don’t like the original Toy Story, so that’s a shocker for me. :frowning:

#74

I know! I mean, horrified isn’t the word, coz she’s my mum, but I was still like :open_mouth:. Differing opinions, I suposse; she thinks it’s odd that I’m into “childrens animation” 8D

#75

I would have to say that WALL•E, Ratatouille, Up, and Finding Nemo are the best Pixar movies. These four particularly I believe to be the most realistic and mature stories they’ve ever written. I would say that if you ignore the “kiddie” elements, it’s like watching PG-13 dramas without having to necessarily have PG-13 material.