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[Ban Puncher]

Uniracers on SNES.

 

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Up!

 

[SomTervo]

Top 4 are the Toy Story trilogy then Walle E. Inside Out dead last.

You didn't like Inside Out?

It was certainly near the bottom in terms of comedy, near Wall-E, but in terms of creativity Inside Out was bloody brilliant. Especially the last bit.

When it turns out

Spoiler

a key aspect of "growing up" is your emotions and memories getting more complex and dynamic, not just staying binary e.g. more happy or depressing

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Fucking ingenious. It was so perfectly done.

 

[StanleyPalmtree]

3: Ratatouille

2: The Incredibles.

1: Wall-e.

 

[MrRudiMentary]

Toy Story 1 and 3, Incredibles, WallE, Inside Out, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc and Up are top tier. I can't narrow it down further than that.

 

[RionaaM]

You didn't like Inside Out?

It was certainly near the bottom in terms of comedy, near Wall-E, but in terms of creativity Inside Out was bloody brilliant. Especially the last bit.

When it turns out

Spoiler

a key aspect of "growing up" is your emotions and memories getting more complex and dynamic, not just staying binary e.g. more happy or depressing

.

Fucking ingenious. It was so perfectly done.

What? No, the facts and opinions joke is probably the best one in any Pixar movie. I wasn't expecting it at all.

 

[Shpeshal Nick]

Inside Out
Incredibles
Ratatouille

 

[Last Prime]

The Incredibles
Finding Nemo
Monsters

But I'll take DreamWorks Animation over Pixar.

 

[| Praxis |]

Finding Nemo is my favourite. The soundtrack is brilliant and it's just a beautiful film to look at.

But I'll take DreamWorks Animation over Pixar.

You're crazy.

 

[Surfinn]

Not even Inside Out managed to get as mature as the original Toy Story. Still one of the best scenes in all of Pixar history, about knowing your limits and coming to terms with who you are (but not letting that hold you back).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vddEvqS6M4o

It and Wall-E are my two favorites.

The metaphor is strong with this one. Most meaningful/powerful scene in all their movies. I seriously doubt anything they do will ever match it. That scene is just a part of why Toy Story 1 is by FAR their best work.

You're not wrong – but didn't we all feel the same after Toy Story 1? And Toy Story 2?

3 seemed totally unnecessary but ended up being the best of the bunch, imo.

No. TS1 ended on a light, to be continued note. So did TS2 (musical number). TS3 ended on a "it's all coming to an end, but that's ok" note that perfectly tied up all three movies and delivered a rare, satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. Way different.