Poll: Favourite Pixar Film

[Iznat]

WALL-E

No question about it, it was easily the most fantastic, most touching, cutest, funniest and most endearing film I have ever seen.

Wow.

 

[Small Waves]

A Bug's Life will always be the best.

 

[Deadlock Radium]

Monsters Inc.
It is the most epicest (Yes, I know) movie of all time.
It is even more awesome in 1080p, believe me.

 

[MB202]

Either WALL-E or Up... Bu stting as Up's in the lead, I figure I should vote WALL-E.

 

[tomservo4prezident]

Toy Story and Up are about equal. Chose Toy Story for nostalgic value.

 

[Wadders]

Thinly disguised versus thread is thinly disguised.

Toy Story. Obviosly.

That film pretty much encompasses my whole childhood. The best days of my life

[small]I'm 18 years old, and totally fucking stoked for toy story 3...[/small]

 

[Orcus The Ultimate]

Army Men/Toy Soldiers will always remain my favorites personification from Toy Story...

 

[lacktheknack]

The Incredibles, BARELY beating Up and Wall-E.

 

[Generator]

The Incredibles, of the ones I've seen.

But, hold on:

I personally love Monsters Inc. and Up but think Wall-E's the best even if I don't like it as much as the other two (although it's a close third).

Maybe I'm missing the point of the thread. My favorite is The Incredibles, but apparently "favorite" and "best" aren't synonymous in the case of this thread. How do we judge what's the best other than our own personal opinion?

 

[JonnoStrife]

TOY.
STORY.
1.

 

[Samurai Goomba]

The Incredibles.

I really don't like Pixar all that much. I think that like Studio Ghibli, they're overrated. Not BAD, just everyone thinks they're better than they are.

 

[Audemas]

The Incredibles was my favorite of all of them even though I grew up with Toy Story. Second is Up because it was really good and I got to see my friend cry which was a bonus.

 

[Vrex360]

Wall-e, it opened up a world of emotion, charm, spark and sheer depth and wonder that made me for one brief moment remember what it was like to be a kid.... beautiful.

*wipes tears from eyes*

 

[Anticitizen_Two]

Toy Story man! It's the classic!

TO INFINITY AND BEYOND!

 

[Kuchinawa212]

Wall-E

Nooo Toy Story. I dunno, it's a toss up between those two

 

[electric_warrior]

Maybe I'm missing the point of the thread. My favorite is The Incredibles, but apparently "favorite" and "best" aren't synonymous in the case of this thread. How do we judge what's the best other than our own personal opinion?

Favourite and best aren't always the same, no. my favourite film is probably either city of god or the terminator but I am willing to accept that neither is the best film ever made even if they are both good films.
Wall-E is so beautiful visually and works on so many levels I think it's probably a cut above othe rpixar films, it works as a serious piece of cinema. But it isn't as funny as monsters inc or up, so I prefer thme over it.
It's all about being able to admire something even if you don't like it all that much (even though i do).

The title of the thread is "Favourite Pixar Film" so just pick that

 

[jibbbman]

I genuinly cant pick, thay have actualy made loads of great films.

 

[Deadpewl]

Wow, am I the only one that found Up a little on the "meh" side?
That being said I loved the Incredibles and wish that they would have made a sequal instead of that craptastic game-sequal-thingy.
Wall-e comes in a a very close second though.

 

[Generator]

Maybe I'm missing the point of the thread. My favorite is The Incredibles, but apparently "favorite" and "best" aren't synonymous in the case of this thread. How do we judge what's the best other than our own personal opinion?

Favourite and best aren't always the same, no. my favourite film is probably either city of god or the terminator but I am willing to accept that neither is the best film ever made even if they are both good films.
Wall-E is so beautiful visually and works on so many levels I think it's probably a cut above othe rpixar films, it works as a serious piece of cinema. But it isn't as funny as monsters inc or up, so I prefer thme over it.
It's all about being able to admire something even if you don't like it all that much (even though i do).

The title of the thread is "Favourite Pixar Film" so just pick that

Oh, I see. Well, I'll stand by The Incredibles as my favorite, but I may have to side with you saying that Wall-E is the best.