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So after twelve Pixar films, it’s time for me to list them in order from best to worst with their grades.
- Wall-E: A+
- Up: A+
- The Incredibles: A+
- Toy Story 3: A+
- Coco: A+
- Toy Story 2: A+
- Toy Story: A
- Incredibles 2: A
- Cars: A-
- Cars 3: B+
- A Bug’s Life: B-/B
- Cars 2: D+
I may consider rewatching A Bug’s Life just to make sure it’s in the right place.
So, eight to go. I’m considering watching Finding Nemo and then Dory next, but there are also Brave, Inside Out, Ratatouille, and The Good Dinosaur (the standalones), too. Monsters, Inc. and University, as well. I don’t know what to see next.
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I see you have had the displeasure of watching Cars 2. I'll admit, compared to Dreamworks, Disney has been far more consistent in producing quality works. While both studios are great artistically and adept with their technology, Pixar has consistently managed to produce quality writing and characters.
Its a real testament to their vision and talent.
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@Cwanky Watched it once in the theaters and that’s that. I liked it originally, but the more I think about it now, the worse it is. The biggest issue is its identy crises. It tries to be both silly and serious as well as be a racing and spy movie. But having these polarizing concepts, styles of characterization, and making Mater — Cars’s most relaxed and childlike character — the lead make the story so cluttered and confusing. By trying to balance four ideas, they don’t fulfill any.
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