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USD POLL : What is your favorite Pixar movie?
27 Feb 2014
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a bugs life is criminally underrated :)
ReplyDeleteI'll agree but I'll still put Toy Story and Wall-E ahead of it. Toy Story because it was groundbreaking and Wall-E because of the Buster Keaton style.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely loved Cars, and the Incredibles, and well, all of them.
ReplyDeleteWall-E, Toy Story and Finding Nemo:)
ReplyDeleteToy Story 3 is my favourite, it just captured what it means to grow up and become an adult so well and the emotional journey Woody and Co have to go through.
ReplyDeleteUp is my second again for the emotional stuff, sorry I am just a sucker for those kind of films but also its so much fun and so inventive as well.
Ranking them: TS3, Up, TS2, Monster, Inc, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, WALL-E, TS, Monsters University, Brave, Cars, A Bug's Life, Cars 2
Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo and Ratatouille.
ReplyDeleteToy Story - always!
ReplyDeleteAnd a big F*ck You to the people responsible for the first fifteen minutes of Up. F*ck you!!
Toy Story, Toy Story 3 and Monster Inc.
ReplyDeleteUp, Monsters Inc and The Incredibles, with an honourable mention to WALL-E, as that would definitely have been included if I had been allowed one more.
ReplyDeletesame here, with honourable mentions to toy story 3, walle and up
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I'm supposed to choose - I love so many on th
ReplyDeleteToy Story, Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo.
ReplyDeleteUp made me cry! That and Ratatouille are the only two Pixar movies I have seen. Want to see Finding Nemo and Brave.
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ReplyDeleteEven with three choices it was tough to decide, but I finally went with WALL-E, Toy Story and Monsters, Inc. With Finding Nemo a VERY close no. 4. I decided against it in the end because it was the most 'childish' one of the bunch - for want of a better word. What I'm trying to say is that it had a slightly higher 'kid movie' vibe compared to the others. Yes, Pixar movies appeal to a young audience, but in most cases - my top 3 especially - you have to be an adult to really get the deeper layers. And I am eternally grateful for Pixar to provide the kind of movies I could take my young kids to and still enjoy them myself. I can't count the number of times I had to sit through hours of mindless drivel with my kids, so what a welcome exception these films made.
ReplyDeleteI chose Toy Story but it was an eeny meeny miney moe with Finding Nemo.
ReplyDeleteFinding Nemo, Toy Story 1-2-3 + Ratatouile!
ReplyDeletecan't go wrong with any choice but I also love the Pixar shorts as well
ReplyDeleteToy Story, Finding Nemo and Rattatuille! But really,i love them all..
ReplyDeleteMonsters Inc., Ratatouille and WALL-E are my favorites, but ebery Pixar movie is great :)
ReplyDeleteMonsters Inc and The incredibles. I saw half of Wall-E, never finished it, I'll have to do that someday.
ReplyDeleteDamn, this was a tough one but ultimately I went with Toy Story, Wall-E, and Finding Nemo.
ReplyDeleteToy Story 3, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc, Up and Ratatouille are my top 5!
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