Pixar's worst movie

[z3rostr1fe]

Worst pixar movie??? This should've been "Least best pixar movie"! Pixar's standards are way too high compared to other animation studios.

OT:
A Bug's Life, perhaps. I still yet to see the "People's Choice" in this thread...

 

[ExaltedK9]

I would, because UP put me into a boredem boredom coma.

You're either insulting yourself or something went wrong there.

Heh...

B-

Not too bad, but study more next time.


Yeah, I wonder why you didn't enjoy up...

Maybe because I matured mentally past the age of 11...

That could explain your hyper-sensetivity. I'm not sorry I dislike a crappy (G rated?) movie that you thought was 'Teh Bomb!'

And did I put an 'e' where an 'o' shoul have been? (Sorry, I didn't realizes I was talking to a pre-pubesent grammar nazi, or I would've paid extra special attention to my spelling.)

The world is filled with different opinions kiddo, you would do well to learn not to be a prick about them. Especially over a shitty movie like up.

Feel free to dislike it, but this post doesn't make it seem like you've matured far past 11. Saying you hate it because it's crappy--instead of providing examples, and insulting Calios for liking a G-rated movie both give the impression that you're still lacking in the maturity department.

I explained my reason in my first post, right after the OP's. I thought it was boring. Thats not exactly an aggressive opinion. I didn't even say I hated it, it just couldn't hold my attention.

His response was something like: "You wouldn't know a good movie if it beat you into a coma!"
A pretty fucking aggressive response to my passive evaluation.

And I didn't insult him for liking a G-rated movie, (I happen to like a few myself) I insulted him for his inapproprite behavior, and his grilling me for a simple spelling error, which shows a lack of maturity, if you ask me.

I would recommend you look at all of his, and my previous posts in this thread. And if you still feel the same, then you show a lack of good judgement.

 

[pearcinator]

Pixar movies...best to worst in my opinion

The Incredibles
Monsters Inc.
Toy Story
Toy Story 3
Finding Nemo
Toy Story 2
Wall-E
A Bug's Life
Cars
UP
Ratatoille

Am I missing any? Anyway Ratatoille was my least fave cos it didnt appeal to me at all but it did give me a good feeling when the food critic ate the meal and had a flashback to him as a child cos the ratatoille was 'just like how mum used to cook it' kinda thing.

 

[sagacious]

I just gotta say...

I really didn't like Wall-E, it was good, but compared to their other films (yes, even cars) I thought it was their weakest piece.

 

[escapistraptor]

Bug's Life. Definitely.

 

[Weaver]

I also vote cars. It had a ton of characters but only 2 of them were even remotely developed. I dare you to even tell me the name of any of the secondary characters.

 

[Ldude893]

Cars was okay, I thought it was Ratatouille which bored me the most. But even Ratatouille was great in terms of film standards.

 

[HotPocket]

with the reminder that pixar will soon be releasing it's worst picture, Cars 2, i just wanted to look back and see which movie it will be replacing. Looking back a the list it's hard to think of one, it's like picking out which diamond is the least valuable, they're all pretty, and they're next to perfect.

Toy story 1,2&3, a bugs life, monsters inc., finding nemo, the incredibles, cars, ratatouille, Wall E, Up. those are the ones i'm talking about i'm not asking about shorts and other stuff ~_~...

so which movie do you think was the worst?
ME - monsters inc.

In all honesty, Bug's Life was probably my least favorite (although Cars was pretty bad too).

All the other ones I love though.

 

[Super Toast]

Wall-E. It was kinda boring.

 

[Azrael the Cat]

Newt

Holy shit, we've got a time traveler in the house!

Does Sarah Palin run for president? Is humanity really annihilated? Will I ever find eternal happiness?

Aren't one and two interelated?

 

[Omikron009]

I haven't seen A Bug's Life or Toy Story 3, but from the ones I have seen the worst is Toy Story 2, hands down. My favourite is WALL-E.

 

[Terramax]

The first Toy Story. I just didn't get why the film was anything other than another 'inanimate objects come to live' story. The CGI hadn't blown me away either as I'd already seen similar stuff in videogames.

 

[The Rookie Gamer]

Cars. Just felt empty.

 

[Thedayrecker]

I hated The Incredibles...

That's only movie that really comes to mind actually...

This.

It wasn't bad, but I just didn't like it.

 

[CGAdam]

The first Toy Story. I just didn't get why the film was anything other than another 'inanimate objects come to live' story. The CGI hadn't blown me away either as I'd already seen similar stuff in videogames.

In 1995? What game had graphics better than Pixar back then?

On topic... I think Bug's Life is the one I've watched least, but I also don't think they've made a bad movie. Their weakest films still trounce anything by Dreamworks, other than maybe the Dragon movie.

 

[XShrike]

Cars or maybe A Bug's Life. I barely remember the latter.

 

[Zero_ctrl]

Wall-E certainly isn't my favorite.
Guys, Cars is surprisingly less of a kiddie movie than you may think.

 

[mark-the-stampede]

Definetly cars I hated that movie

 

[Sparrow]

Ratatouille, even though it was still pretty good. Just not AS good as a lot of the other gems they've made.

 

[blxtnsq]

A Bug's Life. Even when I was a kid, I used to get some kind of sick pleasure at watching that ant guy getting beaten up by the grasshopper at the end. And this is coming from someone who ALWAYS is a goody-two shoes in rpgs.