Favorite Pixar Film?
 

Which is your favorite?

UGH, it's SO hard. D:

But Monsters Inc has a special place in my heart. I will admit.

I voted for Wall-E because I'm sure that everybody was dying to know. :D

I have to admit that I haven't seen Monsters Inc. I think it's the only one besides Toy Story 3. I was neck and neck between Up and Wall-E, but I Wall-E is so darned cute. And he reminds me of my friend.

For me its The Incredibles. But Toy Story is right up there with it.

It's almost impossible for me to say I have a Favorite. But something about Monsters Inc is on the top for me. I love all their movies.

I know. I haven't seen one that I haven't liked yet. Or one that I thought was even mediocre yet.

Even they're Shorts are hard to pick Favorites from!

I was gonna include those but that would make it impossible.:lol:

HAHA that would be a LONG list then!

Yeah, too long for the poll. Only 15 choices or it.

2000th post! Man, I need a life. :lol:

Nonesense! Lives are over-rated. :P

Even though I saw Monsters Inc. five times when it came out, I'm going with Toy Story. It will always be my favorite pixar movie. :D

I loved Finding Nemo, though Toy Story ranks up there since it was the very first film done by Pixar. I love all of their films except for Ratatouille. That one wasn't very interesting for me.

Toy Story with Wall-E in close 2nd.

I'm a big Joss Whedon fan so I suppose I should rank Toy Story up further. I think that maybe I consider it such a classic now that I don't think of it as a Pixar. If that makes any sense.

Like I said in another thread (and BubblyShell22), Ratatouille bored me to death. Half way through the movie, I was in disbelief that such an unappealing, boring movie was released by the previously flawless Pixar. :ohwell: And (while an improvement over Ratatouille), I thought Wall-E was also a pretty boring film with only mildly entertaining parts sprinkled throughout the movie. After two stinkers, I didn't even bother to go see Up in theaters, but my sister rented it and (while still not up to the Toy Story - Cars level of quality of Pixar's reign) it did help renew some of my faith in Pixar. Luckily Toy Story 3 has reminded me of how awesome Pixar can be (although even that movie still bows before Dreamwork's How To Train Your Dragon for me this year).


Overall, if I had to rank the Pixar films in order favorite to least favorite, it would look like this:

Cars
The Incredibles
Toy Story 2
Finding Nemo
A Bug's Life
Toy Story 3
Toy Story
Monsters Inc.
Up
Wall-E
Ratatouille

I am looking forward to the sequels for Monsters Inc. and Cars. I hope The Incredibles will also get a sequel.
Jack

Finding Nemo Prob be my fav I did like Ratatouille watched it last night with my kids good movie.

Finding Nemo! Not only my favorite Pixar film, but it has to be in my top ten as favorite movie of all time.

I haven't seen Ratatouille, I now realize.

I guess I have to amend my statement from before. I found "Cars" to be "Too Wong Foo" but with cars instead of drag queens. So I took away points for lack of originality.

My favorite is Toy Story followed by Monsters, Inc.

I thought Wall-E was cute and had some very good moments in it. It wasn't boring to me at all.

The Incredibles, followed by Toy Story 2.

I like'em all except for bugs life and cars.
Cars didn't have the extra punch Pixar often shows and Bugs life I haven't seen it sine it came on vhs, but what I remember was it didn't really entertain me.

what I love with Pixar movies are their stories, interesting designs and that they always do something new or something show-offy on a 3D technical level

I thought A Bug's Life was cute. My favorite character was Dot. Cars was good, but I hated the moment when Mater's helicopter ride took away from the tender moment between Lightning and Sally.

Torn between Toy Story 2 and Monsters Inc (haven't seen TS3 yet). I went with Monsters. Very tough choice overall, I love them all in some way even though I think the earlier ones (up to Cars) have more rewatch value (minus A Bug's Life, probably my least favorite of the bunch).

I guess I have to go with Toy Story. That movie and I were buddies back in the day.

But in order I'll go with...

Toy Story
Toy Story 3
Toy Story 2
The Incredibles
Monsters Inc
Finding Nemo
Ratatouille
A Bug's Life

The rest, either never saw them or care for them.

I went for A Bug's Life. I don't really like the rest.

Bug's life is usually the last on everyones list. Good to see its appreciated. I just watched it again the other day and I must say I enjoyed it very much. I even caught some jokes that I didnt catch when I was younger.

And Kevin Spacey as Hopper, FTW.

The Incredibles first. Ratatouille next, then Wall-E...

Finding Nemo FTW!! :tcool:

I went with Up. Its a terribly hard choice to make because there isn't one Pixar film I don't love. Wall-E is a timeless piece (up there with Blade Runner) that could be used to teach film making. Toy Story is a timeless classic. Finding Nemo is brilliant, and Monsters Inc (my VERY close #2) is one of the most touching animated films out there. Up however just touched on so many topics I love. It covered love, loss, the way society quietly discards old people when its done with them... just a beautiful little gem.

I've got to disagree with you there. I loved How to Train Your Dragon immensely, but it was incredibly formulaic. Toy Story 3 however went balls-to-the-wall in terms of courage with it's script writing.

I actually didn't think Pixar had the guts to tell that story they way they did, but they touched two generations with that one. I saw multiple teary eyed twenty-somethings in that theater, including myself, at the end with Andy and Woody. It spoke to all of us. We've all been in that situation.

In order:

The Incredibles
Toy Story 2
Toy Story
Toy Story 3
Up
Monsters, Inc.
Finding Nemo
Ratatouille
WALL-E
A Bug's Life
Cars

I voted for "the incredibles". I loved the vibe it had like in those old James Bond movies.

All very close, but if I had to pick a top 3.

1. The Incredibles - Perfect balance of action, humor and Samuel L. Jackson.
2. Up - Teared me up in the first 10 minutes.
3. Wall-E - Just love it.

Yeah, I liked Wall-E because it showed that you don't necessarily have to have a lot of dialogue to make a good movie. My favorite part is when Wall-E is looking through the trash and he sees a bra. He picks it up, puts it over his eyes, and says, "Whoa!" That part cracked me up.