movies/tv What is your favorite Pixar movie?

[DivineMist1000 71,360]

I absolutely love Pixar movies and they’re always a blast whenever I see one!

Top 5:

Monsters’ Inc

WALL-E

Toy Story 2

Ratatouille

Cars 1

[Pastel Heart 6,466]

Toy Story for sure!

Big love to Toy Story 2 and Bugs Life too

[Here No Longer 5,276]

My favorite is and likely always will be Finding Nemo. Though I also have to mention the Toy Story Films, because they were also really good films.

 

 

[Dark Qiviut 22,430]

Wall-E. A well-done environmental message tied with the second-best romance story in Pixar history. This movie understood perfectly when to draw humor, drama, and emotion, mix live-action with its wonderfully advanced CGI (I never saw an apocalyptic Earth look so good before), and effectively use visual storytelling.

[Megas 27,677]

Incredibles, Toy Story 2 and Coco are probably top 3

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,161]

There are still plenty I need to watch, but my favorite is really Cars. It relates to my love of racing, has lovable characters, and feels like a nice geographic case-study in how interstate systems can (and have) affected some originally thriving communities. Both entertaining and enlightening!

[Misty Shadow 7,901]

Coco. I had honestly sort of outgrown Pixar movies before I watched this movie and I still loved it, it really was that good. 

[ExplosionMare 18,064]

WALLE because it is my favorite movie of all time 

[PlzDelete 2,456]

Hmmmmmm I love Zootopia, Ratatouille, all the Toy Story's and a few more. 

[DivineMist1000 71,360]

2 minutes ago, PuddingPonyPal said:

Hmmmmmm I love Zootopia, Ratatouille, all the Toy Story's and a few more. 

Zootopia isn’t Pixar but it is an awesome movie!

[Miss 6,230]

Easy, COCO!!

Coco is also my favorite movie along with 5 others.

After Coco it's

2. Toy Story

3. Toy Story 3

4. Up

After that, I like their other films but enough to put them on a list.

[Odyssey 5,716]

Finding Nemo, The Incredibles and Toy Story 2

I was a huge Pixar fan years ago, but I kind of realised that these are the only three that I actually liked. I haven't seen Coco, but I hear it's good from fans, but critics say it's just alright

[Dreambiscuit 9,873]

I absolutely LOVE The Incredibles. I used to watch it three of four times a week. I was obsessed. It's a fixture of my top all-time movies list. 

[Moonlight 7,286]

ratatouille still has a lot of charm i feel and is still my favorite pixar movie; coco and wall-e were also pretty great

[Will Guide 21,360]

On 1/29/2020 at 6:44 PM, Dark Qiviut said:

Wall-E. A well-done environmental message tied with the second-best romance story in Pixar history. This movie understood perfectly when to draw humor, drama, and emotion, mix live-action with its wonderfully advanced CGI (I never saw an apocalyptic Earth look so good before), and effectively use visual storytelling.

Actually, Wall-e was not supposed to be a message about anti-consumerism and the environment. It was supposed to be a love story between robots first and foremost and Earth being covered in trash was only to justify the exsistance of the Robot Wall-e.

 

The main reason Wall-E was my absolute favorite until Inside Out and Coco was because of the minimal dialog between robots and using the animation film medium to convey their thoughts and feelings

Are you referring to UP as the most romantic story in Pixar History?

On 1/29/2020 at 7:42 PM, Pathfinder said:

There are still plenty I need to watch, but my favorite is really Cars. It relates to my love of racing, has lovable characters, and feels like a nice geographic case-study in how interstate systems can (and have) affected some originally thriving communities. Both entertaining and enlightening!

Finally. Someone gets it.

Very vocal Cynics claims Cars was a movie made only for the money, but really the filmmakers love cars in general and wanted to tell a story about that kind of world.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

I'd say it's tied between Cars 1 and Wall-E.

[Thuja 3,659]

I like UP the most, especially the part where the house first floats away and you see the colours coming through the balloons in the various apartments and offices.  That was the best part and the soundtrack is amazing!!!

[Jon C 229]

Wall-E with The Incredibles as a close second.

[SpittyPie2005 3,952]

All three of the Cars movies.

[Cagey 4,248]

Wall-E, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Up, Coco, Finding Nemo, Toy Story 3… there’s a few recent ones I still haven’t seen though. 

[BritishBrony2012 819]

Toy Story series, seem only Pixar I'm into the most. Cos love few characters in it.

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[Fluttershutter 2,489]

Up, Coco, and Onward are my favorites.

I've never been a big fan of Toy Story or Cars.

[LegoDashie 1,806]

monsters inc

toy story 1,2,3

UP

umm there are some others but its to much of a long list XD

[Splashee 28,564]

Toy Story 1 is a classic.
I did enjoy WALL-E. And The Incredibles was a masterpiece:

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[Sepul-Coloratura 762]

Toy Story. I remember every dialogues and the nuances of them.

Next is The Incredibles. One of the best movies I've even seen and I was lucky to see it in the theater. A perfect movie in my opinion.