No Right Answer: Best Pixar Movie Ever

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Best Pixar Movie Ever

You demanded it, we delivered it! Time for Pixar to throw down against itself to see which of it's movies deserves a coveted spot on your movie shelf. Get ready for some John Ratzenberger action!

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[SpaceBat]

Yeah, I can understand why picking the best Pixar movie would be pretty damn difficult, as they're the by far best at what they do.

I'd have to go with Wall-E though. Toy Story series is an extremely close second.

 

[C117]

Good episode... but the only thing I could think throughout the entire runtime was "Man, they have Toki Tori t-shirts!"

Anyway, best Pixar movie... kind of a tie between Monsters Inc., and Wall-E. That is all.

 

[chetoos]

You left out Bugs Life and Monster's Inc, both of which are really good movies. I'm waiting so hard for Monster's University.

 

[Domogo]

I was afraid that this was going to be a 30 minute video at about the 3 minute mark and unfortunately it wasn't

 

[Casual Shinji]

The best Pixar movie is there on the shelve right next to WALL-E; The freaking Incredibles.

It's Pixar's best. Great animated movie, great action movie, and great superhero movie.

 

[Avaholic03]

Wall-E vs Toy Story? Are you kidding me. I haven't even watched the debate yet but felt the need to rage in the comments after seeing that title screen. The Incredibles wins this debate, hands down. Second place to Up, but it's not even close.

 

[Thunderous Cacophony]

A quick trip to Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Pixar_awards_and_nominations_(feature_films) ) reveals that every Pixar movie is the best Pixar movie. I'm just surprised neither of you jumped on Monsters, Inc., A Bugs Life or Ratatouille.

 

[Lizardon]

Wall-E vs Toy Story? Are you kidding me. I haven't even watched the debate yet but felt the need to rage in the comments after seeing that title screen. The Incredibles wins this debate, hands down. Second place to Up, but it's not even close.

You should probably go watch the episode before commenting, it may surprise you ;D

Anyway, there is no way I could pick a favourite Pixar movie, I love all of them (haven't seen Brave or Cars 2 yet so they don't count)

 

[Mr. Omega]

Matching Toki Tori shirts. I approve.

Anyway, my vote is a tie between Monsters Inc. and The Incredibles.

 

[Nooners]

UP. Up is not only Pixar's best, it's probably my favorite movie ever. And there are two scenes that sell it for me.

The opening montage scene. You know why it's awesome and fantastic and heartbreaking, so I'm not gong to spend time on it.

The other is at the campfire, when Russell tells Carl about his family. Specifically, these lines:

"Well, I called [my dad], but Phyllis told me I bug him too much."
"Phyllis? You call your own mother by her first name?"
"Phyllis isn't my mom."
"...oh."
"But...he promised to come to my Explorer ceremony to pin on my Assisting the Elderly badge. So...he can show me about tents then, right?"

There's just so much said in those words, and the facial expressions on both their faces, that is brilliant. And that is why Pixar gets my vote.

 

[burningdragoon]

Well this episode was super hilarious and I believe I have the clear best answer:

How To Train Your Dragon.

What's that? It's not a Pixar movie? SHUT UP IT HAS TOOTHLESS IT WINS PERIOD.

(I dunno, I actually haven't seen most of Pixars movies. But Up has talking dogs, so I'll go with Up)

 

[Rad Party God]

I can't decide wich one is the best Pixar movie... I love every single one of them... I'd go with Toy Story, just because it was the first Pixar movie ever made and it was made in an era when everybody else were making "traditional" animation (IE: mid 90's), it was revolutionary, it was amazing and even if the technology of the movie isn't as sparkly as it was back then, the story itself is still freaking awesome!.

And that's not counting the sequels, wich are simply amazing by their own right.

 

[burningdragoon]

Wall-E vs Toy Story? Are you kidding me. I haven't even watched the debate yet but felt the need to rage in the comments after seeing that title screen. The Incredibles wins this debate, hands down. Second place to Up, but it's not even close.

Haha, oh man will you look foolish to just about everyone, including yourself if/when you actually watch the thing.

 

[bdcjacko]

This video makes me realize how many times I have cried for movie robots, and it is way more than twice.

Also Ratatouille is the correct answer. It has a rat that can cook, you arguement is invalid.

 

[shiajun]

So, there's Toy story 1-3, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc., Cars 1-2, The Incredibles, Wall-E, Ratatouille, Up and now Brave. I simple cannot fault any of them, except perhaps Cars, because I just never felt anything watching that one. I mean, it's funny, but it didn't inspire me all that much. Even Brave, for all its kind of choppy pacing, felt more interesting than Cars. I have not watched Cars 2. I didn't even like the trailer. It was the one Pixar movie that seemed to be all about the cash and not about the inspiration. For the rest, I simple cannot find my favorite one, though Monsters Inc, Ratatouille and Up are all strong contenders.

 

[AlwaysPractical]

I absolutely adore each and every one of those movies.

And Ratattouille.

And Monsters Inc.

 

[XavierPrice]

Gotta say, this is probably the funniest episode I've seen so far.

Also: The captcha I had to type to post was "end of the world." Apparently a hysterical No Right Answer is the end of the world. Pixar movies... good note to end on.