Which is the best Pixar film?

It's a fantastic movie, though Pixar have made even better movies.

WALL-E, because of the dark, post-apocalyptic nature of a children's movie.

AND YOU REFUSED TO WALL-E WITH US BECAUSE IT LOOKED LIKE A CHILDREN'S MOVIE!

Holy shit, shut your mouth. I don't know what Matt told you, but I said nothing about it looking like a children's movie. My text to him that night said, "I hate animated robots." The truth, of course, was that I couldn't go see the movie because I was doing shit with my girlfriend. The animated robot excuse wasn't even REAL.

Next time you question my ability to discern the demographic appeal of a newly released film, I will pick you up and never put you down again.

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...seriously?

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Wall-E

I've never felt as enthralled in a Pixar movie as much as I with the 3x I went to see Wall-E

They're all pretty trash to be honest. But hey, I'm not into children films, so what can you do. I guess not everyone has pedophiliac tendencies in this forum.

To everyone who has Wall-E at #1 and Monsters, Inc. at #2 on his/her list:

yes.

Ignorance in its grandest form.

Actually there was only one flaw with cars, and that was it was released after The Incredibles.

Wall-E with Finding Nemo a close second.

He doesn't actually think that, he's just looking for a rise. It's a trap!

I agree that these films are pretty crappy from a non-kids perspective. EXCEPT for Toy Story 2. That film is just so powerful and stunning on every level.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is_hpHzEMiE"]YouTube - Jessie's Story - Toy Story 2[/ame]

Holy shit.


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wow

Finding Nemo.

I haven't seen any of the Toy Stories recently, but I remember hating them as a child.

I've seen everything on that list but Wall-E and Ratatouille.

WAY TOO HARD TO DECIDE.

Tie between Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Finding Nemo and Wall-E.

Agreed with Melon and keepinitrickyas

well...except change The Incredibles with Toy Story.
And move WALL-E above the others.

I honestly like Wall-E the best.

Toy Story but I also love Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc, and Wall-E.

I should've voted for Monster's Inc because it needs more

Toy Story, classic. Although it was the beginning of the end of cell animation...and that is pretty sad...

Elii: Child Robot

Seriously, what the fuck?

Monsters, Inc. It's genius.
It saddens me to see A Bug's Life without a single vote. I really love it.

The limited edition cereal was fantastic. Tasted so good and it turned your milk purple.

It's still The Incredibles.

Aw man, that sounds tasty. We don't get any cool stuff like that over here.

Monsters Inc. had me laughing the most, but it was so long ago and I doubt I'd enjoy it as much now. Ratatouille takes it for having a pretty moving story.

It's a tough call, but I'd probably say the original Toy Story is my favorite, followed by the Incredibles. Ratatouille finishes in a close third. I kind of wish they'd make a sequel to that instead of doing Toy Story 3, even though Toy Story 2 was phenomenal. If I had to choose a least favorite, I'd definitely pick Cars. The story seems to lack some of the depth that has made the other Pixar films so engaging.

for realz?

fuck

Stuck between Toy Story and WALL-E, but WALL-E carries the most fond memories for me.

holy shit

I guess I need to see WALL-E.
I think it's on instant for netflix right now?

What the fuck is wrong with this forum? Wall-E was great, but not even close to the best Pixar movie.

Tops are Toy Story, Toy Story 2, and Finding Nemo.

Yeah, Wall-E was horribly overrated.

WALL-E was horrendous