Rank the Pixar Films

[CubanSucks]

1. Toy Story
2. Bug's Life
3. Finding Nemo
4. Up
5. Toy Stoy 2
6. Monster's Inc
7. Cars
8. The Incredibles
9. Wall-e (shit wasn't funny or 'touching' at all)

Haven't seen Toy Stoy 3 or Ratatouille

[Booharv]

I'd put Wall-E first actually. The nearly silent opening 30 or 45 minutes were great imo. Really showed how you can hold people's interest just by playing to their curiosity and withholding information in the proper way. Of course I like several old Silent Films so whatever.

[v2freak]

Of the ones I've seen:

1.) Finding Nemo
2.) Toy Story 1
3.) Monsters Inc.
4.) Everything else

[fraga]

I'd have to put "Up"..."The Incredibles"...and "Cars" towards the bottom...

[Sense]

I'd have to put "Up"..."The Incredibles"...and "Cars" towards the bottom...

1. Toy Story
2. Bug's Life
3. Finding Nemo
4. Wall-E
5. Toy Story 2
6. Up
7. Monsters Inc
8. The Incredibles
9. Cars

[JMarkJohns]

- Great -
1. A Bug's Life (very underrated)
2. Toy Story
- Very good -
3. Finding Nemo
4. Up (prolly more for sentiment, as I had lost one set of grandparents within the year)
- Were good, but not great -
5. Ratatouille
6. Toy Story 2
7. Cars
- Didn't really like -
8. Wall-E
9. The Incredibles
10. Monsters Inc.

I'd imagine TS3 being placed somewhere above Cars.

[Sotongball21]

Of the ones I've seen:

1.) Finding Nemo
2.) Toy Story 1
3.) Monsters Inc.
4.) Everything else

Yeah this list seems right on.

Maybe

4.) Wall-E
5.) Up
6.) everything else.

[Cane]

Haven't seen Up:

1. The Incredibles
2. Toy Story 3
3. Toy Story
4. WALL-E
5. Monsters Inc.
6. Ratatouille
7. Cars
---- These last three I never really enjoyed as much as the rest but they're still quality films:
8. Toy Story 2
9. A Bug's Life
10. Findng Nemo

[balli]

1. WALL-E (by FAR, their most impressive film visually. Chances are, if you didn't like it, it's out of evilness or brainlessness or both. No need to be butthurt over its calling out the WASP/amok capitalist culture)
2. Toy Story 1
3. Ratatouille
4. Monsters Inc.
5. Finding Nemo
6. Up
7. Toy Story 2
8. The Incredibles
9. Cars

I don't think I've seen Bug's Life in its entirety. I think the gap (on my list) b/n 7 and 8 is monumentally huge.

[Trainwreck2100]

1. WALL-E (by FAR, their most impressive film visually. Chances are, if you didn't like it, it's out of evilness or brainlessness or both. No need to be butthurt over its calling out the WASP/amok capitalist culture)
2. Toy Story 1
3. Ratatouille
4. Monsters Inc.
5. Finding Nemo
6. Up
7. Toy Story 2
8. The Incredibles
9. Cars

I don't think I've seen Bug's Life in its entirety. I think the gap (on my list) b/n 7 and 8 is monumentally huge.



Cars should be on the bottom of everyone's list what a crap movie.

[balli]

Cars should be on the bottom of everyone's list what a crap movie.
Swill made to appeal to the lowest denominator.

[Trainwreck2100]

Swill made to appeal to the lowest denominator.

I think they are only doing a second to right the wrongs of the first, but it may bite them in the ass

[Fpoonsie]

1. Toy Story
2. Up!
3. Finding Nemo
4. A Bug's Life
5. Wall-E
6. Toy Story 2
7. The Incredibles
8. Ratatouille
9. Cars
10. Monsters, Inc. (Sorry. I hate Larry the Cable Guy just as much as the next guy, but I hate Billy Crystal more)

...going to see TS3 today.

[MavDynasty]

I need to rewatch most of these as i have forgot alot of them but in the Toy Story series I have to say Toy story 1 and Toy story 3 were amazing while Toy story 2 was still really good.

ts 3 was really touching lol, alot of the people in the theatre i was in were crying especially if you were a older teen/younger adult growing up w/ andy.

[WildcardManu]

Man, I think toy story 3 just up to the top... It was amazing and original...

[clambake]

the incredibles is being underrated in this thread.

[SpursNextRomanEmpire]

the incredibles is being underrated in this thread.

this

[JMarkJohns]

the incredibles is being underrated in this thread.

Didn't enjoy it. Not saying it and Wall-E aren't good flicks, but I didn't care for them. OK films, but I don't care if I ever see them again.

[Spurminator]

I have yet to see a Pixar movie that I didn't think was a very-good-to-great movie. And even though I put Cars near the bottom of my list, I think it gets a bad rap, as is usually the case with any movie that depicts non-metropolitan communities and lifestyles in a semi-positive light.

1. Wall-e
2. Toy Story 2
3. Toy Story
4. The Incredibles
5. Finding Nemo
6. Ratatouille
7. UP
8. Monsters, Inc.
9. Cars
10. A Bug's Life

[CubanSucks]

1. WALL-E (by FAR, their most impressive film visually. Chances are, if you didn't like it, it's out of evilness or brainlessness or both. No need to be butthurt over its calling out the WASP/amok capitalist culture)

Wow, spot on! :rolleyes

Or maybe I was looking forward to laughs and heart warming moments and instead got a 2001: A Space Odyssey type first 40 minutes. I loved 2001 but when I watch a Pixar movie I expect actual dialogue

[balli]

Wow, spot on! :rolleyes

Or maybe I was looking forward to laughs and heart warming moments and instead got a 2001: A Space Odyssey type first 40 minutes. I loved 2001 but when I watch a Pixar movie I expect actual dialogue

I regret to distill certain thematic elements in WALL-E (or any Pixar film) into a term as kitschy and cliche and stupid as 'heart-warming' but if you found WALL-E lacking in emotion, that's your own problem.

Likewise, your personal expectations for dialogue matter not. There's nothing in Pixar's rule book that makes dialogue exclusive to the first forty minutes of their films. Nor any critical school, other than your own, that demands it. I'd suspect your inability to find emotional weight in WALL-E stems from your lack of interest in creativity and an attention span that can't be held without voluminous dialogue and heavy handed plot points being hurled at you. What made WALL-E so charming and entertaining was that it was able to create a transference of absolutely human emotion within a framework of robotic characters and near silent animation. It was a stunning feat. Too bad you missed it, but again, that's a you problem. Growing up might help some.

And yes, it is spot on to say that the animation detail in WALL-E absolutely blows Pixar's other work out of the water.

[badfish22]

Toy Story 3 was the best imho

[mrsmaalox]

I love A Bug's Life the most, probably because I love Kevin Spacey. Second for me would be Toy Story, then all the others in no particular order with Monsters, Inc. and The Incredibles tying for last place.

[balli]

I ranked the OG Toy Story higher than I should have. Objectively, Ratatouille is probably better art, but I get nostalgic over the first Toy Story. I think that and the fact that it was the first (at the time highly original) Pixar feature length, holds a lot of weight.

[SpursNextRomanEmpire]

1.Toy Story
2.Wall E
3.The Incredibles
4.Ratatouille
5.A Bugs Life
6.Toy Story 2
7.UP
8.Finding Nemo
9.Monsters Inc.
10.Cars


Haven't seen Toy Story 3 yet

[CuckingFunt]

Can't believe The Incredibles is getting so little love. The style/look of that one, and its use of humor, still blows me away every time I catch it on cable. Not as poignant as Nemo, Wall-E, Up!, or Ratatouille, of course, but does what it wants to do amazingly well.

[Nathan Explosion]

Can't believe The Incredibles is getting so little love. The style/look of that one, and its use of humor, still blows me away every time I catch it on cable. Not as poignant as Nemo, Wall-E, Up!, or Ratatouille, of course, but does what it wants to do amazingly well.

The Incredibles had a great look to it visually. Wall-E was great because it found alternative ways to tell a story in the first half of the movie. Plus, the lighting was great in the movie too. While the Pixar movies are that, movies, I'd like to think that Wall-E was a film. It's by far my favorite Pixar movie. People look at my funny because I actually rave about the movie when they ask.

The Incredibles is highly entertaining too. I did find that there are a lot of deahs in the movie for it being a kids movie.

My kids watch Up all the time on Netflix, although I still have yet to see it.

[Spurminator]

I loved 2001 but when I watch a Pixar movie I expect actual dialogue

Some of the best scenes in Pixar's history have had no dialogue. The beginning of Wall-e, the early montage in Up!, the Cowgirl's flashback in Toy Story 2, etc.

[leemajors]

Some of the best scenes in Pixar's history have had no dialogue. The beginning of Wall-e, the early montage in Up!, the Cowgirl's flashback in Toy Story 2, etc.

this.

[Wild Cobra]

Well, I haven't seen all 11 Pixar films. Of the one's I've seen:

1) Monster's Inc.
2) Bug's Life
3) Finding Nemo
4) Toy story 2
5) Toy Story
6) The Incredibles
7) Wall E

I have not seen

Cars
Ratatouille
Up
Toy Story 3

[Mark in Austin]

1. The Incredibles
2. Up
3. Ratatouille
4. Wall-e
5. Finding Nemo
6. Monster's, Inc
7. Toy Story
8. Toy Story 2
9. A Bugs Life
10. Cars

[4>0rings]

A Bugs Life 1st and Finding Nemo 2nd. The rest are bleh.

[Mixability]

TS3 was great, really brought it all together. I hope the rumors are false that TS4 is in the works.

[Trainwreck2100]

TS3 was great, really brought it all together. I hope the rumors are false that TS4 is in the works.

Haven't heard that rumor, but its doubtful they'd fuck it up.

[Wifebeater]

Haven't heard that rumor, but its doubtful they'd fuck it up.

I love your signatures.

[hitmanyr2k]

1. The Incredibles
2. Toy Story
3. Toy Story 2

The rest of Pixar's titles don't matter to me. I'll be seeing Toy Story 3 tomorrow so I'm sure that'll be up there with the rest.

[Wild Cobra]

I love your signatures.
You must be another "wife beater."

I find it sick.

[LnGrrrR]

I haven't seen enough of these lately, but I'd say that the silent scenes in both Up and Pixar outclass the rest of the movies. Maybe the rest of their movies should just be silent. :lol

[Wild Cobra]

I haven't seen enough of these lately, but I'd say that the silent scenes in both Up and Pixar outclass the rest of the movies. Maybe the rest of their movies should just be silent. :lol
One funny thing. UP in Blu-ray was a gift for my birthday. I haven't seen it yet, lopaned it out, and forgot who has it.

Oooppps...

I'm sure I'll get it back, but not as soon as if I remembered who has it.

[J.T.]

who gives a fuck but when i was walking out of seeing the a-team the other day there was a long line of people waiting to see toy story 3. saw a group of like 20 kids and i turned to my friend and said real loud "its too bad all the toys died at the end". shit was epic you should have seen their faces.

[sonic21]

1. Monster's Inc
2-Toy Story
3-Wall-E
4-Up
5-Toy Story 2
6-Ratatouille
7-The Incredibles
8- Finding Nemo

I haven't seen Cars and A Bugs Life yet.

[Trainwreck2100]

You must be another "wife beater."

I find it sick.

You find it sick the PO-lice defends hisself? You must want police to die I find that disgusting.

[Wild Cobra]

You find it sick the PO-lice defends hisself? You must want police to die I find that disgusting.
You're just a ball-less loser if you thing those pussies were right to hit those bitches.

[Trainwreck2100]

You're just a ball-less loser if you thing those pussies were right to hit those bitches.

yeah, cops should just let people assault them.

[Wild Cobra]

yeah, cops should just let people assault them.
You mean that cops are so unqualified, they don't know how to restrain someone?

[4>0rings]

Should of used the taser, they love using it.

[Trainwreck2100]

You mean that cops are so unqualified, they don't know how to restrain someone?

have you seen the video? He was trying to restrain somebody, somebody was stoping him.

[hitmanyr2k]

I saw Toy Story 3 today and it's now my #1 Pixar film bumping The Incredibles to #2. I'm not gonna lie, TS3 had me crying in the last 10 minutes.

[resistanze]

I saw Toy Story 3 today and it's now my #1 Pixar film bumping The Incredibles to #2. I'm not gonna lie, TS3 had me crying in the last 10 minutes.

Pause.

[lebomb]

I'm not gonna lie, TS3 had me crying in the last 10 minutes.


:lmao

[u2sarajevo]

The only Pixar film I have never owned is Wall-E.

There are 2 I got on the first day of DVD release... The Incredibles and Up. But other than the garbage that was Wall-E every one of them is really good.

[baseline bum]

All the butthurt about Wall-E makes it sound like something worth checking out.

[caribbean_spur]

Difficult choice:

-Finding Nemo
-Toy Story
-Wall-E
-Up
-Monster's Inc.
-Ratatouille
-Bug's life
-The incredibles
-Toy Story 2
-Cars

Hell, my ranking changes each time I think about it, but cars stay last though.

[MavDynasty]

imo Wall-E was great. I guess people dont like the satire in making fun of Fatasses and how the world is fucked up and going to hell due to lazy ass people.

[LnGrrrR]

Pause.

Grandpa, you gotta say No homo!

[LnGrrrR]

All the butthurt about Wall-E makes it sound like something worth checking out.

It's better if you shut it off around the time Wall-E takes the ride on the spaceship.

[Nathan Explosion]

It's better if you shut it off around the time Wall-E takes the ride on the spaceship.

Yeah, the first half of the movie is in fact the best part, but the whole movie is good. I really like the score and actually have the first song when Wall-E is introduced during the title sequence as my message tone for my texts.

Every time someone texts my son points at my phone and says "Wall-E!"

[Wild Cobra]

have you seen the video? He was trying to restrain somebody, somebody was stoping him.
I don't give a rip what the full context is.

The part you clipped for both tells all I need to know about your character. It's pretty damn pathetic.

[MavDynasty]

I don't give a rip what the full context is.

The part you clipped for both tells all I need to know about your character. It's pretty damn pathetic.

lol judging books by their cover

[Wild Cobra]

lol judging books by their cover
That's the part he chose. It's an insight to his character.

[Trainwreck2100]

I don't give a rip what the full context is.

The part you clipped for both tells all I need to know about your character. It's pretty damn pathetic.

Yes cause supporting cops defending themselves instead of getting pushed around makes me a bad person, I don't even like cops that much

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

1. UP
2. Wall-e
3. Toy Story 3
4. The Incredibles
5. Monsters, Inc.
6. Toy Story
7. Toy Story 2
8. Cars
9. Finding Nemo
10. Ratatouille
Haven't seen A Bug's Life.

To be honest there's not a movie in that group that I didn't think was terrific. Ask me tomorrow and my order might change because they're that close. If I was to rank them each on a scale of 1 to 10, with ten being the best movie I've seen they'd all be between 8.5 and 9.5.

[Wild Cobra]

Yes cause supporting cops defending themselves instead of getting pushed around makes me a bad person, I don't even like cops that much
It takes a sick mind to appreciate your clips, including your avatar.

[Trainwreck2100]

It takes a sick mind to appreciate your clips, including your avatar.

look i don't hate cops like you do, im sorry thats just the way i am

[MiamiHeat]

WALL-E was easily the most heart warming of all the PIXAR films.

If you didn't feel that way, have you ever even been in love?

WALL-E absolutely loved EVE, and was just happy being around her, and being together, even when she was "shut off".......

and they pulled all of this with silent robots.

You have to have a cold heart to hate WALL-E. He was cute, lovable..... heck, even Mo the little cleaning robot is cute when he says his name. "Mo!"

and the first 30-40 minutes of the film, when it was mostly silent, was the best part.

ALSO, The Incredibles was a great movie, underrated in this thread.

1) WALL-E
2) Ratatouille
3) The Incredibles
4) Toy Story
5) Finding Nemo
6) Toy Story 2
7) Monsters, Inc
8) Cars
9) A Bug's Life

haven't seen TS3 or UP!

[balli]

Pretty interesting talk right here. More tech focused, but the second half/Q&A session is pretty enlightening. If you're a Pixar junkie...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjSExqtiIyg&feature=related


YjSExqtiIyg

[Nbadan]

Too easy...

1. Toy Story 3
2. Toy Story 2
3. Finding Nemo
4. Wall-E
5. Toy Story
6. Monster's Inc
7. A Bug's Life
8. The Incredibles
9. UP
10. Cars
11. Day and Night

[Mark in Austin]

Pretty interesting talk right here. More tech focused, but the second half/Q&A session is pretty enlightening. If you're a Pixar junkie...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjSExqtiIyg&feature=related


YjSExqtiIyg


Brad Bird is hysterical in this...

"yipe! yipe! yipe! yipe!"

just perfectly describes the entertainment industry. Pixar is a miracle, not because they make hit after hit, but because they've figured out that you make hit after hit by focusing on story and quality, not by focusing on making hit after hit.

[Mark in Austin]

I also like the fact that they mentioned that they give their people room to fail, and then the opportunity to course correct.

[Spurtacus]

Having just watched all of these films the past few weeks before seeing TS3...

1. Toy Story 3
2. Toy Story
3. Finding Nemo
4. Incredibles
5. Wall-E
6. Monsters, Inc
7. Ratatouille
8. Toy Story 2
9. Up
10. Bug’s Life
11. Cars

Other that Cars, 1-10 is VERY close together. I really had a hard time putting the ranking together since every film is great.

[ChuckD]

Picked up my used copy of TS3 recently. Also, The Incredibles is finally going to make it to Blu-ray, "Spring 2011".

I still need Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, and Bug's Life on Blu-ray.

[Nathan Explosion]

Disney has been showing the Pixar movies every night and the the following morning. I missed the Incredibles but have Ratatouille and Wall-E on my DVR. After re-watching Wall-E with my kids this morning, I've further set on this being my favorite Pixar movie. Such a great movie. I love how they found alternative ways to tell the back story with billboards, holograms and music, and how the characters relate what they're thinking with actions and "expressions" and sound.

[Fabbs]

I'm a Pixar affectionado but like a lot of us have not seen Cars 2 yet.

Can some of you long time Pixars who saw it weigh in?

The one review i read resonates and i hope its not true. Reviewer said Pixar basically joined the Hollywood-Phonywood sellout crowd in that the script was made purely to sell a bunch of Mater crap merchandise. Like wayy overdone to feature Mater while downplaying any other character.