The Pixar ratings thread
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Disclaimer: I Haven't seen Cars 3 or Incredibles 2 yet
From best to worst :
From best to worst :
- Toy Story 2
- Ratatouille
- The Incredibles
- Toy Story
- Monster's Inc
- Finding Nemo
- Coco
- Inside Out
- Toy Story 3
- Cars
- A Bug's Life
- Finding Dory
- Brave
- Monster's University
- WALL-E
- Up
- The Good Dinosaur
- Cars 2
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They were my go to studio growing up, more so than Disney, Dreamworks or any other animation companies so I've watched most of their stuff. Seen all the shorts too
Maybe, I used to watch all the behind the scenes stuff as well, like the tour of the studio on the Monster's Inc DVD.
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Still a bunch I haven't seen so will obvs just rank what I have:
1. UP (Classic simple story and great characters/animation)
2. Toy Story Trilogy (as above)
3. Inside Out (love the concept and the wacky and colourful animation; brilliant acting as well)
4. Wall-E (love the concept and animation of this one)
5. Brave (not a classic story-wise but I love the characters and over-all style; plus it gets bonus points for representing Scotland)
6. The Good Dinosaur (again, not a classic, but the contrast in it's beautifully rendered realistic backgrounds with stylised characters does enough for me. Plus it's a lovely simple story)
7. Cars (nearly missed this one. A bit gimmicky if you're not a car buff, but I loved the story of this one. The second film was a let down in my opinion)
Finding Nemo
Monster's Inc
The Incredibles
A Bug's Life
Animation wise these are great (although if you look at A Bug's Life now it looks really rigid compared to the latest offerings since it was made many years ago), and I can see why they're popular/classics but personally I just either wasn't into the stories or characters enough.
1. UP (Classic simple story and great characters/animation)
2. Toy Story Trilogy (as above)
3. Inside Out (love the concept and the wacky and colourful animation; brilliant acting as well)
4. Wall-E (love the concept and animation of this one)
5. Brave (not a classic story-wise but I love the characters and over-all style; plus it gets bonus points for representing Scotland)
6. The Good Dinosaur (again, not a classic, but the contrast in it's beautifully rendered realistic backgrounds with stylised characters does enough for me. Plus it's a lovely simple story)
7. Cars (nearly missed this one. A bit gimmicky if you're not a car buff, but I loved the story of this one. The second film was a let down in my opinion)
Finding Nemo
Monster's Inc
The Incredibles
A Bug's Life
Animation wise these are great (although if you look at A Bug's Life now it looks really rigid compared to the latest offerings since it was made many years ago), and I can see why they're popular/classics but personally I just either wasn't into the stories or characters enough.
Ratatouille being high in your list pleases me. I think it gets a bit overlooked nowadays.
Must have worn the dvds out. Thankfully the Blu Ray retained all the special features.
Well I'd owned it since the early 2000's and I was using my PS2 as a DVD player so the years must have waned on them.
Captaaainuniverse
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Hmmm... can't say I can't put together a comprehensive list as I feel I've grown out of many pixar films and haven't seen a bunch of the newer ones, I don't know many people so no one gets me to watch them
I will say though bug's life was one of my faves growing up and toy story 3 still sticks in my mind for that incinerator scene, the writers must have some people break up with them so they put something out into the world they knew was going to hurt.
For some reason, the internet wants me to watch the start of UP
I will say though bug's life was one of my faves growing up and toy story 3 still sticks in my mind for that incinerator scene, the writers must have some people break up with them so they put something out into the world they knew was going to hurt.
For some reason, the internet wants me to watch the start of UP
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I can do it in the opposite order if that fixes things? I've always rated things as such to build anticipation towards the best. Get the worst stuff out of the way first.