Nope, you're definitely not.fix-the-spade said:Pixar, they lead and the others try to follow, on every front from writing to technology.
Nooo that's my favourite!El Poncho said:I prefer Pixar, they have only failed me once with WALL-E.
Interesting though, WALL-E's a divisive one, I suspect the lack of dialogue in most of the film has something to do with it. Kind of a test for who is a visual and who is and auditory thinker...
Or maybe I'm overthinking it.
You want Live-Action.Red Right Hand said:I would say Pixar's the best of the three, but they are all really very good. I stand by my statement that most animated movies are better then 90% of real-time movies.
PS: I just realised that I have no idea if "real-time" is the correct nomenclature.
You bastard! The second I saw this thread, I wanted to post that picture.El Poncho said:
I prefer Pixar, they have only failed me once with WALL-E.
That's the one! Thank you.Lucane said:Pixar, though How to train your Dragon by Dreamworks was great 1 vs 12 isn't gonna win
You want Live-Action.Red Right Hand said:I would say Pixar's the best of the three, but they are all really very good. I stand by my statement that most animated movies are better then 90% of real-time movies.
PS: I just realised that I have no idea if "real-time" is the correct nomenclature.
Your analogy kinda fails considerin EA is a bigger franchise whore than Activision is. Hell, their entire sports division is dedicated to releasin the same friggin game every single year. The closest Activision comes to that is the Guitar Hero series and the Call of Duty series.DreamoftheEndless said:Pixar is like EA these days; they're focused on new IPs and milking only the old ones (Pixar's equivalent: Toy Story getting two sequels, and Cars getting a Cars 2 soon). Each one of their movies gets incredibly high reviews (ranging up to 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, the lowest being 75% for Cars), and each one is released at least 2-3 years apart.
Dreamworks is like Bobby Kotick: Milk the franchise until their udders fall off, and kill budding franchises if they don't bring in enough dough. Considering they've done four Shrek movies (and an upcoming Puss in Boots spinoff), two Madagascar movies, and pretty much helped kill traditional animation, they're not going to stop milking anytime soon. Only one of their films broke the 90% freshness mark on Rotten Tomatoes: How to Train Your Dragon (technically two others did, but those were both produced by Aardman Animation: Chicken Run and Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were Rabbit). There's at least one or two Dreamworks films a year.
To be frank, Pixar is superior. Their writing is better, they're not franchise milkers, and their characters don't make the same DAMN FACIAL EXPRESSION IN EVERY MOVIE.
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