Is it Pixar's magnum opus?
Do you know other instances where homage surpassed the original?
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Is it Pixar's magnum opus? Do you know other instances where homage surpassed the original?
Is it Pixar's magnum opus?
Do you know other instances where homage surpassed the original?
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A girl sucked me off in the cinema during this
It's GOLD
How do you act normal? Where do you bust?
>what is a mouth?
No, Toy Story is still their best movie.
Goy Story is mid frfr
Absolute shit tier opinions. Toy Story is an almost perfect movie. Its script is much tighter than any other Pixar movie, and it’s also the funniest one by far. The only movies that are in its league are Finding Nemo and The Incredibles. Toy Story 2 and Wall-E would be in the next tier.
this is unironically a movie that aliens would be able to understand and enjoy so yeah, it's pretty much universally their best
Toy Story 3 is their megakino. Some moron just had to go and greenlight that abomination called TS4 because shekels and apparently they're making a fifth one
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T4 automatically ruins it. It wouldn't surprise me if they force a sequel oy of walle.
What's wrong with TS4?
To me it's a great movie about letting things go and achieving personal autonomy.
Its not the message, its how they went about doing it
>Turning Woody back into a selfish Black person like the last 3 movies (and all of his character development) never happened
>Turned Buzz into a bumbling moron with nothing redeeming about him
>Turned the entire crew into an irrelevant blob
>simping for bo is paraded as personal autonomy when it frankly isn't
This movie was just a massive miss and spits in the face of the past 3 films that came before it.
cringeshitthat was embarrassing. cringe even.
One of the best movies ever made and anyone over 300 lbs needs to be intervened against
No.
Too many references to "Hello Dolly" and other films, like "2001: A Space Odyssey", "Short Circuit", "Star Trek", etc.
Was it autism?
My favorite character
Either this, Up, or Ratatouille.
None that I can think of.
Genuine question, but what about Ratatoille makes it so good for you? I could never get into it but lots of people seem to put it up there above Incredibles and Monsters Inc.
I feel the same confusion.
Not him, but it's a comfy setting. The Paris that maybe never existed, but is the idealized version of Paris and French culinary culture.
I can't cook, but I love watching other people cook and appreciating their effort and passion.
I'm not him but I feel like Ratatouille is the one Pixar film that doesn't rely on emotional manipulation and has a fairly mature/adult tone to it in comparison to the others. It has some comedy but it isn't overwhelming to the point where the story is diluted by it. The setting is also quaint and enjoyable.
After Ratatouille, Pixar started to suffer from Oscar baiting by always making sure to have 'le emotional' moment in their films to make up for the rest of the movie being good-not-great. Wall-E is sort of an exception though, and I'd argue the first 2/3 of the movie are the best of Pixar's prowess... but once the humans show up it becomes much sillier and loses it. Still a really good film, but it could've been even better.
"Up" is a brilliant 9 minute short followed by a forgettable hour-and-a-half film. "Toy Story 3" is overrated with a villain who is a blatant rehash of Stinky Pete - but like "Up" it has enough tear-jerker moments at the end to trick people into thinking they saw something profound and deep.
lowest IQ take on this board
>Ratatouille is the one Pixar film that doesn't rely on emotional manipulation
This is just patently wrong, the entire film is predicated on the audience sympathizing with Remy more and more and all of his misfortune and the consequences of his dream being realized (Linguini throwing him out in a rather callous way, then standing up for him in the end and losing the entire restaurant)
>After Ratatouille, Pixar started to suffer from Oscar baiting by always making sure to have 'le emotional' moment in their films to make up for the rest of the movie being good-not-great. Wall-E is sort of an exception though, and I'd argue the first 2/3 of the movie are the best of Pixar's prowess... but once the humans show up it becomes much sillier and loses it. Still a really good film, but it could've been even better.
I actually agree here, I feel like an exploration of humanity's complete downfall without those walking beach balls in the end would have been more compelling front to back, but then EVE wouldn't exist and that would have changed the plot entirely so idk I'm pretty happy with what we got
>"Toy Story 3" is overrated with a villain who is a blatant rehash of Stinky Pete
??????
>it has enough tear-jerker moments at the end to trick people into thinking they saw something profound and deep
Massive pseud energy (I'm so.... le strong, I don't need these stinky.... le emotions), TS3 is all about having to grow the frick up and move on, struggling to move on makes people (toys) resentful and bitter. Its profound in a way that it's a simple message like every other TS (except for 4) but is something that strongly impacts real people. But I get it, you're a tough guy and want to brag about not crying and not needed all that silly morals shit
i still have many of my old toys, i wonder if they resent me
Magnum opus?
A movie about cannibalism?
Ratatouille > The Incredibles > Toy Story 2 > Up > Toy Story > Finding Nemo > Wall-E > A Bug's Life > Cars > Cars 2
Post-TS3 Pixar isn't worth rating
where's monsters inc?
Doesn't matter in his rating, for it is ass
Incredibles > Monsters, Inc. > Finding Nemo > WALL-E > A Bug's Life > Toy Story 2 > Toy Story > Up > Ratatouille > Cars
And that's all, Pixar made no other films.
Inside Out and Elemental are good
no
>Elemental
>monsters inc 2nd
no way
meds
Wall-E >>> Up > Finding Nemo > Toy Story
Don't care much about the others.
Wall-E is in a league of it's own, it's beautiful.
The only other animated movie I've seen more times than this is The Iron Giant.
Didn't this movie get review bombed when it hit IMDB's top 20 or something?
why would people review bomb it? I thought wall e was generally very well regarded. or was it by tmc/criterion types that take movies too seriously?
Memory is vague but it got scored higher than one of the nolan batman films or something. I remember it being a Cinemaphile organized thing.
I think Toy Story 3 is their best movie
Finding Nemo definitely feels different than previous films (Toy Story, Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc). Probably because it was the first one whose music wasn't done by Randy Newman. It's also a bit darker in content.
>tfw Incredibles was the first movie you ever saw in a cineplex
itty bitty baby, itty bitty boat
OP here, the position within the tier is irrelevant
>TS 2 better than 1
ignored
Only emotionally stunted morons could possibly think it’s better. Toy Story outclasses all its sequels in every way. While I think Toy Story 2 is a good movie I have never cared for how it took the extremely whimsical and self aware Toy Story and tried to turn it into some emotional rollercoaster that takes itself far too seriously. The sequels just get worse and worse on that front, too.
Say what you will about Luca or Turning Red, but Elemental was an enjoyable romantic comedy.
You have lost Pixar nearly half a billion Peter
Pixar fricking die in mid 2010s so yeah wall-e is there magnum opus
Cars 2 was their first bad movie. Easy to see why : It was directed by Bradford Lewis, a relative newbie at Pixar (joined in early 00s) who never directed anything before and whose only Pixar credit before was being the producer of Ratatouille. He wasn't up to the task of directing a film, let alone a sequel. Fortunately, he vanished from Pixar after Cars 2
Toy Story 3 is really good. Technically their last 2000s film. It came out in june 2010, yet was almost finished by the end of 2009.
the incredibles is a little sillier but overall is a better film i think, very solid script, good message without being too preachy
walle is very pretty though
Dreamworks and PDI (Pacific Data Images) kicked Pixar's ass on the insects film category. This is a more interesting relic of 90s animation than A Bug's Life.
It's great until they get on the space station.
I've probably seen this film as much as I've rewatched The Mummy, so 50 times.