Poll: Favourite Pixar Film

[electric_warrior]

This is a frequent source of debate among my friends, I personally love Monsters Inc. and Up but think Wall-E's the best even if I don't like it as much as the other two (although it's a close third). Which is your favourite Pixar film?
I omitted Cars because it's the only Pixar film i dislike and A Bug's Life because there just wasn't space although I do like it a lot.

 

[electric_warrior]

It's nice to inspire such lively debate...

 

[Souplex]

We have had this thread multiple times.
That said, my favorite is tied between Up and Wall-E.

 

[Aggressor and Usurper]

I'd have to say Ratatouille, because it's one of the few "kids" films I've seen in recent years that I actually enjoyed.

 

[yoyo13rom]

Toy Story. It made my childhood.

 

[Enigmers]

I can't really say. I haven't seen all of these, but the ones I have (Up, Wall-E, The Incredibles, and Monsters Inc.) were all great.

Having said that, Wall-E felt a little too preachy, Up was a little depressing, so my favourite is probably Monsters Inc.

 

[DazZ.]

It's nice to inspire such lively debate...

That's what you get from VS threads.

I haven't seen UP yet, but from the hype I'm hoping for it to become my favourite.

 

[electric_warrior]

We have had this thread multiple times.
That said, my favorite is tied between Up and Wall-E.

Yeah, I searchbarred it but accidentally misspelled favourite without realising. When nothing came up on this subject i assumed it hadn't come up in a while.

Of course i now know that there have been dozens of identical threads

I apologize to everyone for this grievous error

 

[Mr.Mattress]

I can't choose one! They have all been fantastic in my eyes! Plus, A Bugs Life is missing from that list.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

Pixar is great, all there movies are for all audiences and colorful.

I'd have to say Up or Toy Story... I need to rewatch that...

 

[SomeBritishDude]

It's a tough choice between the Incredibles and UP. I think I'd have to go UP though, simply because it's just about the most emotional first 10 minutes to a film I have ever seen.

That being said, Cars aside, Pixar have never made a bad movie.

Can't wait for Toy Story 3. Every time I see a trailer I feel like going teary eyed just because of the nostalgia. That film was such a huge part of my childhood.

 

[Aura Guardian]

Either Toy Story 2 or Finding Nemo. And I am glad Cars wasn't a choice. Man that one sucked.

 

[sms_117b]

Where on Earth is Cars!? Love that film
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Kachow!

 

[Rathy]

Up. Followed by Wall-E. Pixar seems to do so well in its silent scenes, and those 2 embody them so well. After that, all the movies are just in a jumble that changes by the mood I'm in. Definitely have rewatched Toy Story the most though for its awesomeness.

Except I haven't seen Ratatouille.

And yes, Cars sucked. Only Pixar movie I've seen and haven't bothered to watch again. Toy Story 2 also wasn't so great in my opinion compared to the first, but is still watchable.

 

[McKillaboy]

For me it was Ratatouille, I loved the story and how they managed to make Paris look more beautiful than irl lol

 

[GrinningManiac]

Up was amazing, but the Incredibles will always hold a special place in my heart

60s swing, styalised graphics, Evil Lairs on Tropical Islands, Superheroes, Samuel L. Jackson...COME ON!

 

[reiem531]

Wall-E was simply a masterpiece. Up is a close runner-UP. Haha, see what I did there? Eniwai, Toy Story is great, but not nearly as beautiful or as captivating a story as Wall-E. Also, Cars is definitely Pixar's worst film, but it's still a solid A-. That says a lot about how kick ass Pixar really is.

 

[Zeromaeus]

Toy-Story = my childhood
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