Pixar movies

[Reply #40 on:]

Oh man, it saddens me so much that Disney lost faith in traditional animation.  The company was built by traditional animation, and that's what they should keep doing.  The reason why the Pixar movies are so good is that they are better written, and have better characters.  Being in three D didn't automatically make it a good movie.  Look how much money Disney made on the movies from the early 90's such as Aladdin and The Lion King.  Those movies were inherently better because they were done as well then as the three D movies are done now.  Instead of getting rid of traditional animation, Disney should take a long, hard look at why their movies are failing.  And no, the reason they're failing is not because they are not computer animated.

[Reply #41 on:]

"traditional" animation, ey?  Disney has always been on the cutting edge... even with the movie Snow White they were experimenting with new techniques...  What's this poll about again..... 

[Reply #42 on:]

Aladdin had some CGI in it as well, didn't it? The lion head entrance to the Cave Of Wonders is a case in point.

[Reply #43 on:]

It's not sad, Disney will go back to "traditional" animation, nothing lasts forever, don't you know? Their just trying everything. And it's just not about how their movies look, but it's the story that does it. Their formula for a great movie is great. That won't die and will stay forever.

[Reply #44 on:]

from the looks of The "Haunted Mansion" trailer, Disney looks to be moving towards the PG-13 rating now...pixar's just gonna keep making great movies.

[Reply #45 on:]

because i'm a parent, i liked Monsters Inc. the best.
we went to see Finding Nemo in the theater, i liked it but it was long for a kid's movie & i got to looking at my watch.

[Reply #46 on:]

i thought the trailer for the incredibles looked hillarious. It somhow managed to perfeclty capture male frustration. when he is sitting in the chair looking at the belt on the floor. it was in a word 'genius'

[Reply #47 on:]

I just watched A Bug's Life and Monsters, Inc

still awesome.

[Reply #48 on:]

I own every pixar movie up until I think cars, but I think my sister was going to buy that also. My favourite is monsters inc and finding nemo, but apparantly I watched toy story every day for a year when I was little.

[Reply #49 on:]

I'm going to watch toy story 1 & 2 sometime this week. And anxious for the third one set on 2010!

Bianca do you have a full list of all the Disney/Pixar movies?

[Reply #50 on:]

WALL-E. [/thread]

[Reply #51 on:]

I'm going to watch toy story 1 & 2 sometime this week. And anxious for the third one set on 2010!

Bianca do you have a full list of all the Disney/Pixar movies?

Ok the ones I know of/have:

1: Toy Story
2: A Bugs' Life
3: Toy Story 2
4: Monsters Inc
5: Finding Nemo
6: The Incredibles
7: Cars
8: Ratatouille
9: Wall-E
Yet to be released:
10: Up (2009)
11: Toy Story 3 (2010)

I found out about Cars, the incredibles and Toy story 3 like at the time finding nemo was released.

[Reply #52 on:]

That looks like a complete list as far as I can see. Pixar has also done a lot of short movies which are also very nice. Pixar-animated movies


I have:
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
A Bug's Life
Monsters, Inc
Finding Nemo
The Incredibles
Cars

Got them in a pack, but I'm going to add the others as soon as I can.

[Reply #53 on:]

That looks like a complete list as far as I can see. Pixar has also done a lot of short movies which are also very nice. Pixar-animated movies

They've got most of them on a single DVD, but the DVD is actually pretty expensive considering its just a bunch of 5- minute movies. I saw it in target once for around $36 but I guess its just target...

[Reply #54 on:]

Well, there is a lot of work behind each short-movie, and the ideas behind them are brilliant. Wasn't the one with the wizard and the rabbit shown before Wall-E in theatres?

[Reply #55 on:]

guddy: You're thinking about Presto. And yes, it did.

[Reply #56 on:]

Just saw Wall-E finally last night. Definately the best feature-length film Pixar's ever done, hands down. If you disagree your are a fool or a communist, probably both.

[Reply #57 on:]

Don't forget Burn-E.

[Reply #58 on:]

Just saw Wall-E finally last night. Definately the best feature-length film Pixar's ever done, hands down. If you disagree your are a fool or a communist, probably both.

I don't get how you can be so sure, just this is THE BEST pixar film blah blah, it's very good, but I couldn't tell which one of them pixar-animated films I find the best.

[Reply #59 on:]

I think I still prefer The Incredibles, the James Bond super villain lair at the end sells it.

[Reply #60 on:]

Meh, The Incredibles was kindof hit-or-miss for me. Possibly because the first I saw it was not under the best circumstances and subsequent viewings just dredge up bad memories.

Don't ask.

[Reply #61 on:]

I havent seen wall-e, it sounds so good. My mum works at the air base in my town and they've got a cinema that shows movies from a month or so ago so I guess I'll wait for it come out there.

[Reply #62 on:]

Watched Toy Story this morning, still just as good, but I think this is the first time I see it as a whole in english. But as I say, awesome movie in every way. But I was tired so I went back to sleep after it, maybe I'll watch Toy Story 2 tomorrow morning then

[Reply #63 on:]

Just saw Wall-E finally last night. Definately the best feature-length film Pixar's ever done, hands down. If you disagree your are a fool or a communist, probably both.

I agree. Best animated film for some time. I may just be biased because I happen to like cute little robots more than I like most people, but still. Best animated film for some time and probably for some time to come.

[Reply #64 on:]

I have come to the conclusion that totalnerduk is neither a fool nor a communist.

[Reply #65 on:]

Correlation does not imply causality.

[Reply #66 on:]

Toy Story for me by far. They are making Toy Story 3 =]

[Reply #67 on:]

Toy Story 2 is rated higher on imdb than Toy Story, and looking forward to the third installment!

[Reply #68 on:]

The guy who write Little Miss Sunshine is writing it so I'm very much looking forward to it

[Reply #69 on:]

Yay, Gay Toy Story!

[Reply #70 on:]

Yay, Gay Toy Story!

Best EVARR!

[Reply #71 on:]

I added The Incredibles through to Wall-E to the poll (as they hadn't came out when I made this thread). Shall I set it back to 0 to be fair, or just leave the votes how they are. What do you think?...

[Reply #72 on:]

Set it back to 0, pretty please.

[Reply #73 on:]

Right, it's back to 0. Now an administrator needs to Unlock Voting I think...

[Reply #74 on:]

I saw Bolt yesterday!! Makes me want to go adopt a puppy...
Anyway, it was a really good movie and I loved "Mittens'" sarcasm, something you rarely see in a kids movie (or a kids movie for adults who love Disney )

[Reply #75 on:]

Modmins, fix it! We all need to vote for WALL-E!

[Reply #76 on:]

We could just make a new poll with all Wall E?

[Reply #77 on:]

Seems like a fair compromise.

[Reply #78 on:]

I've never seen Cars or A Bug's Life...and only small portions of Incredibles, Monsters Inc and Toy Story 2 on tv..
But I saw Ratatouille in a drive-in theater. I forget the other movie that went with it...might have been the Island...

[Reply #79 on:]

You don't qualify for voting.