Poll: Favorite Pixar movie

[SycoMantis91]

A Bug's Life. Or maybe Cars.

 

[Nalgas D. Lemur]

I also liked Iron Giant, but I haven't seen it since I was about 12 so I probably should rewatch it. Was it Pixar who did that as well?

It was WB, and I think the last thing Brad Bird did before starting to do stuff for Pixar. It's too bad they completely failed to promote it properly and hardly anyone saw it even after all the great reviews it got.

 

[RussetRanger]

Toy Story 2. I declare the Toy Story trilogy superior to the Star Wars trilogy! *ducks*

As with Cars, it is not awful but a bit plodding and merely above average as an animated film. It also seems like one of those animated films where the idea had to come about with some sort of ..... influence.

 

[Scrustle]

I can't really say. I really loved Pixar when I was a kid and the Toy Story films have a special place in my life but as I got older I kind of lost interest. I just saw trailers for them and kind of thought they looked like they lacked the charm I loved in the earlier Pixar films, but after seeing a lot of them more recently I realised I was very wrong. I found Up was an incredibly powerful and actually a pretty grown up film, not just a kids film which is fun for the adults too. The first 20 minutes or so of that film was heartbreaking.

Although I have to say I didn't really enjoy Ratatouille that much. It was okay, but below par for Pixar. The premise and characters didn't seem particularly inspired to me. The story seemed pretty cliche too.

 

[The Salty Vulcan]

This is like being asked which is your favourite child. You say you love them all equally, but your really giving it some thought.

I can't possibly choose one so I'm gonna list my favourite three:

The Incredibles

WALL-E

Up

 

[StorytellingIsAMust]

The Toy Story trilogy is still the standard that I hold all Pixar movies to.

 

[StorytellingIsAMust]

On a slightly unrelated note, why isn't Bug's Life in the poll?

 

[GeneWard]

Wow, what a... surprisingly balanced poll! For reasons I don't understand, Ratatouille is still my fave, though.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

Up and Wall-E. Up was heartbreaking and memorable, Wall-E blew my expectations out of the window for a movie about a trash robot.

 

[Redlin5_v1legacy]

Toy Story or Monster Inc...

Toy Story has the more potent nostalgia so there you go.

 

[uneek]

This is a question I literally can't answer, I love them all so much.

Though I haven't seen Cars 2 and Toy Story 2 & 3...I'm not really one for Pixar sequels.

They all have a special place in my heart! <3

You should really check out the other Toy Story movies. They're seriously just as awesome.