Best Pixar Film

[Steve from Indy]

So I guess it's time for a Pixar poll (or another one if this has been done) to rate their films. I'd have to say my fav is Finding Nemo, but only by the smallest of margins over Ratatouille and WALL-E.

[Necross]

Finding Nemo is my favorite as well.

[FranklinTard]

another 'name your favorite pixar movie' thread....

[Steve from Indy]

another 'name your favorite pixar movie' thread....

Okay, my apologies. You know you could have said that a little nicer.

[FranklinTard]

haha nah none of the others had a poll so you are ahead of the game.

[Fanible]

You know you could have said that a little nicer.

Seemed pretty tame.

[Tornado]

I voted for WALL-E, but Toy Story and The Incredibles are a close second and third.

[Steve from Indy]

oh yeah, I set the poll so that you could vote for more than one if you think it's a tie.

[Tornado]

Yeah definitely, but I do think WALL-E is slightly better than the other two.

[Fanible]

I would have voted for more than one, but I do have a distinct order for the Pixar films, which is slightly unusual. There's not really any that I like as much as another. Pixar has a great variety as well, which of course helps.

[Dhamon22]

The Incredibles

[iv3rdawG]

Toy Story and WALL•E.

[DragnFire22]

Toy Story, followed closely by Toy Story 2.

[ZombieMan]

Finding Nemo and Cars!!!

[krushgroove19]

wall-e is my favorite so far... great times!

[Big-Lead5]

I haven't seen Wall-E yet but Finding Nemo is the Best Ive seen so far..

[SnoBorderZero]

It's gotta be Toy Story, that movie was groundbreaking on every level. It created it's own genre.

[sshuttari]

Incredibles is my favorite.

But Wall-E, Nemo, and Ratatouille are very very close 2nd.

[Boro]

I voted Wall-E, but I haven't seen Ratatouille.

[The Walrus]

I think my three favorites are Toy Story 2, The Incredibles, and WALL·E. Finding Nemo trails close behind. I think their weakest film is Cars, and honestly (though I do like it) I don't really get what there is to LOVE about Ratatouille.

I think that their most perfect film to date is WALL·E. I walked out of the theater totally amazed at what they'd pulled off: a dystopic story for kids. It paid tribute to a dozen different cinematic treasures from 2001: A Space Odyssey to City Lights. It uses innovative ground-breaking graphics and sound. The story, however menial, manages to keep the audience invested and even at the edge of the seat at times. Additionally, there is an environmental message that is refreshingly true to the story instead of to a political agenda; for once, talking about keeping the earth green is not didactic and preachy. It's also an incredible theatrical experience - everything from the deserted earth to the grand vistas of space and beyond are grand spectacles on the big screen. Pixar's other films may or may not have similar elements such as these, but one thing is for sure: each film has been in preparation for WALL·E, which deserves the title as a true Pixar masterpiece.

I agree with SnoBorderZero, though - the first Toy Story was ground-breaking and amazing.

[sshuttari]

I voted Wall-E, but I haven't seen Ratatouille.

it's a great flick

[Andrey83]

Still havent seen Wall-E, nor Ratatoullie, but I'm gonna go with Toy Story and Toy Story 2

[brutus]

Definitely have to go with the Toy Story movies. The first one was definitely ground breaking. The 2nd one was pretty good itself.

[CitizenSteel]

Disney animated films>>>>>>>>>Pixar.

[Cristo]

I liked Wall.E the best.

[The Walrus]

Disney animated films>>>>>>>>>Pixar.

...Like, Disney animated films are better than Pixar?

[Steve from Indy]

Gotta say, this poll is not quite turning out the way I expected.

[brutus]

Gotta say, this poll is not quite turning out the way I expected.

how so?

[King_of_Skid_Row]

WALL-E or a Bug's Life. I think I'll go with WALL-E. It's a masterpiece.

[Steve from Indy]

how so?

I didn't expect to see The Incredibles or Toy Story getting so many votes, and I expected Finding Nemo to be fighting it out with Wall-E.

[DragnFire22]

Toy Story is the original. Nostalgia has pull ;)

[JBond]

Not to mention the whole "It was the first of its kind" excuse. ;)

[iililjohnii]

Toy Story, of course.

[Necross]

I have to take back my previous statement, its true at the moment. Finding Nemo still holds as my favorite, but I have to say its because I have seen it so much. I used to watch it constantly and its story and jokes have become like a part of me. However, lately whenever I get home and feel like vegging out Ratatouille has been on tv constantly and I've watched it a few times and finding myself enjoying it more and more. I just think thats how Pixar movies are for me, they get better with time and can easily overlap each other if I have one I focus on.