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[enigmatic_alex44]

Was on a 2D animation binge over the last while catching up on Studio Ghibli's newest films, and ended up seeing The Good Dinosaur in theaters on release weekend (I normally don't see animated films in theaters but a friend insisted).

Good Dinosaur was disappointing, though gorgeous to look at but I remember being blown away by Inside Out eariler in 2015 when the blu-ray came out. I think it'll place in my top four alongside Wall-E, The Incredibles and Finding Nemo. Not a big fan of Cars 2, Brave or Ratatouille which would be my bottom three.

At the moment, I'd have to rewatch Inside Out again to solidly place it but I think Wall-E is still my #1 favorite. Ugh, so hard choosing between Wall-E and Incredibles (the only legit good "Fantastic Four" film ever made haha) Such a great first silent movie-esque half, and an exciting second half. The understated "love" story is so sweet and I know some people consider the movie's message behind the fat future humans relying on technology a bit hamfisted but it works for me. It helps Wall-E himself is the most adorable on screen robot this side of BB-8. It's really a struggle to choose between my top four but that's how I'd place it right now. If I were to pick a movie to get a non Pixar fan hooked, I'd choose Wall-E to show to them.

Which is your fave? Why?

 

[SpaceWolf]

Those with an impeccable sense of cinematic taste will say Wall.E.

Those with a sickness in their brains will say Brave.

 

[Warxard]

Bug's Life is a personal favorite of mine.

 

[Cipher Peon]

Toy Story 3, which is also my favorite movie of all time!

 

[Fantastapotamus]

Wall E

Spoiler

I don't really care for any other Pixar movie to be honest. Never seen up, never cared for Toy Story.

 

[Concrete Charlie]

Wall. E.

Funny and sweet and sad all at the same time.

 

[ohlawd]

Up

the first 15 minutes just do me in. I literally cry evry tiem. the rest of the movie is good too, no doubt

 

[jett]

Ratatouille is their indisputable high point.

 

[zsynqx]

Another vote for Wall E

Close runner up: Toy Story/Toy Story 2

 

[Sephzilla]

 

[Hazmat]

Ratatouille. I could watch that rat cook all day.

 

[NoblesseOblige]

Toy Story.

Why? It's the only Pixar movie I've seen. Meaning it's also my worst Pixar movie.

 

[jon bones]

Wall E is a tremendous movie.

 

[Nocturnowl]

I find The Incredibles the most consistently enjoyable so probably that.

 

[Auctopus]

1.Cars.
2. Ratatouille
3. Toy Story 2

Cars gets a bad rap because Cars 2 was so awful.

Least favourite: Finding Nemo (Annoying characters throughout)

 

[FloatOn]

exactly this

brad bird is a jerk for not doing the sequel

 

[DontBeThatGuy]

Probably The Incredibles and Toy Story 2(although 3 might have the best scene). Wall-E is close, but it starts stumbling during it's 2nd half whereas the first half does nothing but captivate.

 

[Edwardo]

A Bug's Life

 

[Slacker]

Wall-E is my favorite Pixar movie and maybe my favorite movie in general.

 

[Loomba]

Wall E easily

exactly this

brad bird is a jerk for not doing the sequel

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3606756/

 

[Futureman]

I haven't seen many of them for years... possibly since they were in theaters for some of them. Also haven't seen a handful like Cars, Cars 2, G-Dinosaur, Monster Uni...

but I guess I would go with Wall-E. I'm just an artsy fartsy butthole, but I think Wall E would be PERFECT if the entire movie was like the first half.

 

[Nyx]

Up.

 

[Atraveller]

This, or Inside Out, Up is pretty good as well.

 

[jon bones]

exactly this

brad bird is a jerk for not doing the sequel

you're about to get super happy

 

[Puruzi]

Wall-E. First half was better than the rest of the movie, but it was still good.

 

[spuckthew]

I watched all three Toy Story films the other day. They're all great, but Toy Story 2 takes the win for me. I laughed the most (hysterically at times) and it was generally just such a fantastic trip down memory lane. Toy Story 2 is actually a genius film with impeccable comedy delivery.

Pixar generally make brilliant films all-round though.

 

[Sebastiano]

Toy Story 2, no doubt about it, though The Incredibles and Inside Out aren't far away.

Love Wall-E too but the second part isn't really fun in my opinion.

 

[PoeticProse22]

Ratatouille, without question. Pixar's masterpiece.

 

[Eidan]

Up. All Pixar films tug at the heart strings, but none of the others hit me as hard, from beginning to end.

 

[Orbis Tabula]

Toy Story, although I couldn't tell you which one. It's too hard to pick.

 

[Tom Nook]

Toy Story.

My Brother and I would watch it everyday for a year(year and half) and quote that movie all the time.

 

[KraytarJ]

The Incredibles, fucking fantastic movie. Love it on all fronts. Runner-up goes to Up.

 

[kaskade]

It's still a little new but I adored Inside Out. I really have to give ratatouille another go though. It's been a long time and I remember enjoying that one.

 

[Dr. Zoidberg]

Mine is Ratatouille. I love food and rodents so it hit all the right notes for me.

 

[Ceallach]

Incredibles personally.

My little monster loves Brave though, so that is a second.

 

[daveo42]

I'm torn between UP and Wall-E. I'd probably give the nod to UP only because the 2nd half of Wall-E is so much weaker than the first, which is absolutely brilliant.

 

[VeeP]

1.) Ratatouille

2.) Cars

3.) Hmm tough one, I think Wall-E.

 

[Ourobolus]

Ratatouille, hands down. It's one of my most favorite movies ever. The food, the characters, the music, all great.

Inside Out came out, and it got really close to Ratatouille though.

 

[AlexMeloche]

Nothing will ever beat Wall-E.

 

[ODDI]

Yes.

 

[BGBW]

Ratatouille, The Incredibles and Toy Story.

Not seen Inside Out yet.

 

[Anth0ny]

Toy Story 1, easily.

 

[Garlador]

It's like asking to pick your favorite child (it's George, for the record.)

1) Ratatouille
2) The incredibles
3) Inside Out

That's my top 3. Really want to mention Finding Nemo, Wall-E, and Up as all tied for 4th.

 

[enigmatic_alex44]

Does anyone watch Once Upon a Time? I will say that the Brave/Merida story in Season 5 did retroactively improve my opinion of the film as the show did a really good job presenting Merida's arc as a "sequel" of sorts.

Still bottom 3 though.

 

[adj_noun]

For me, Finding Nemo.

The wife, not surprisingly, is all about Ratatouille.

 

[Inferno313]

Wall-E. Although Toy Story 2 and 3 are close for me.

 

[-griffy-]

It might be Wall-E but it might be The Incredibles but also Inside Out. I don't know.

 

[Certinty]

Toy Story 3.

My favourite movie ever as well. What a masterpiece.

 

[JimJamJones]

Up, then The Incredibles, then either Toy Story 2/3 or Finding Nemo.

Up is amazing and that last shot gets me every time.

 

[Ganzlinger]

Toy Story 3