When Will Pixar Make a Bad Movie?
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Well, I didn't personally like Wall-E, but I can't really say its a bad movie. It's not like how I usually feel that the game is a knock off piece of shit, here I just didn't personally care for it. So I don't think Pixar will ever actually make a bad movie, even if I don't personally care for some.
me either. IMO Cars was a poor movie. There were too many characters and we barely learned anything about them. They were just there and we never learned more about them than their first impression personality. The main car was a dick, and at the movie he's basically still a dick.Worgen said:
I would say the next blue moon when they finally come up with a bad idea that just won't work or they go for the $$$ trying to squeeze out all that they can from a particular franchise. Most movies are meant to be stand alones. That being said, I'd dare to say I'm proud of them and their accomplishments. I would have no problem with buying all their current movies for my hypothetical children (and myself).
Sometimes I look at Pixar comercials and think, "That idea is fucking stupid." Then I see the movie and it's the best thing since sliced bread... or the last Pixar movie.
Sometimes I look at the titles of the stuff I write and think, "This is fucking stupid." Then I read it and it's the best thing since sliced bread... or the last time I read someone who can write better than I.
Sometimes I look at the titles of the stuff I write and think, "This is fucking stupid." Then I read it and it's the best thing since sliced bread... or the last time I read someone who can write better than I.
Eh I didn't really care for the movie Cars very much, I thought the premise was kinda dumb and the story was kinda uninteresting and bland. Oh no, winning a race, this is some how an important thing. At least the rest of their films had a real sense of danger or urgency, like there was actually something important going on.
Personally, I think most of the film Cars was a sort of 'screw you Disney' film, due to their 'breakup' after.. then getting back together on different terms.
Personally, I think most of the film Cars was a sort of 'screw you Disney' film, due to their 'breakup' after.. then getting back together on different terms.
So I'm guessing you missed out on Slumdog Millionaire and Let the Right One In? Both from the same year.DarkRyter said:
Look, I enjoyed Wall-E. But compare it to some of their best movies like The Incredibles, Up, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc... it lacked something. Even the characters in Cars were more likable. But I will at least say it was memorable, which is more than I can say about Ratatouille.
Except John Lasseter really loved Cars and that was the film he really wanted to make so no its not really a screw you to disney. Dispite what you think disney isn't some malevolent company and other companys aren't trying to get back at disneyarmaina said:
Unfortunately, the Gold Rush may be over soon. Too many sequels. Cars 2 is teetering on the verge of 'trainwreck'. Monsters Inc. 2 has more potential but I seriously hope Pixar pulls something out of the bag for it. Brave I can't come to a consensus yet, but a Disney Princess? No bueno.
And then there is newt. I am really looking up to newt if it is not cut. Learning that love is not a science, huh? I'd love to see if the two Newts can't overcome their differences and wipe out the whole species because of their selfishness. But, the string of good movies is going to end. I loved Toy Story 1&3 (Didn't hate 2, but still not the best,) Up, The Incredibles, and A Bug's Life. Nemo and Monsters were pretty good, but I didn't like Cars or Ratatouille. Not terrible, but still pretty good in terms of making obscure plot work. Not sure About WALL-E.
And then there is newt. I am really looking up to newt if it is not cut. Learning that love is not a science, huh? I'd love to see if the two Newts can't overcome their differences and wipe out the whole species because of their selfishness. But, the string of good movies is going to end. I loved Toy Story 1&3 (Didn't hate 2, but still not the best,) Up, The Incredibles, and A Bug's Life. Nemo and Monsters were pretty good, but I didn't like Cars or Ratatouille. Not terrible, but still pretty good in terms of making obscure plot work. Not sure About WALL-E.
I never liked The Incredibles... I don't know why though... Maybe its because it was their first movie to use only humans as their main characters, rather than throwing in a few humans here and there like they did before... it was a huge change...