The Incredibles is far and away the worst movie Pixar has ever made.

 

1. Toy Story

2. Up

3. Finding Nemo

4. Toy Story 3

5. Ratatouille

6. A Bug's Life

7. Monster's Inc.

8. Wall-E

9. Toy story 2

10. Cars

 

 

 

 

 

 

11. The Incredibles

Edited June 22, 201114 yr by Buehrle>Wood

There is an insane amount of wrong in the last two posts.

1. Toy Story

2. Finding Nemo

3. Ratatouille

4. Up

5. Wall-E

6. Toy Story 3

7. Monster's Inc.

8. The Incredibles

9. A Bug's Life

10. Toy Story 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

11. Cars

Edited June 23, 201114 yr by Steve9347

The wife wanted me to add her rankings... Mrs. Steve9347's.

 

1. Finding Nemo

2. Monster's Inc.

3. Ratatouille

4. Toy Story

5. Up

6. Wall-E

7. Toy Story 3

8. The Incredibles

9. A Bug's Life

10. Toy Story 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

11. Cars

 

Cars was on during our flight from LA to Maui for our Honeymoon. After 20 minutes we gave up.

X-men really was awesome. Shows Hollywood how to do a prequel.

1. Toy Story

2. Finding Nemo

3. Up

4. Wall-E

5. Ratatouille

6. Toy Story 3

7. Cars

8. The Incredibles

9. Toy Story 2

10. Monsters Inc. (haven't seen it)

11. A Bugs Life

X-men really was awesome. Shows Hollywood how to do a prequel.

They just learned how to do it from Star Trek.

They just learned how to do it from Star Trek.

 

That wasn't really a prequel in retrospect, was it? More of an alternate reality. Either way.

That wasn't really a prequel in retrospect, was it? More of an alternate reality. Either way.

One could say the same about x: first class. They were smart enough to ignore canon if it helped the plot.

1. Toy Story

2. Monsters Inc.

3. Up

4. Nemo

5. Wall-E

6. Toy Story 3

7. Toy Story 2

8. The Incredibles

9. Ratatouille

10. A Bugs Life

 

 

 

 

 

11. Cars

A bugs life getting no love. For shame

Nemo blows.

Saw The Tree of Life.

 

Excellent movie, I just love Malick movies. Unfortunately, he hasn't done very many.

 

But he can surely paint a story with his camera in a way that dialogue isn't necessary.

A bugs life getting no love. For shame

 

Yeah, I loved A Bug's Life. My favorite is probably Monsters, Inc.

 

I'm not going to make a complete list, as I really enjoyed almost all of them and it's hard to even rank them.

Yeah, I loved A Bug's Life. My favorite is probably Monsters, Inc.

 

I'm not going to make a complete list, as I really enjoyed almost all of them and it's hard to even rank them.

 

I agree with this for sure. Even the #10 movie on the list is still a really damned good movie.

I agree with this for sure. Even the #10 movie on the list is still a really damned good movie.

 

The only one I wouldn't watch if it were on TV is The Incredibles, and that's for the lack (IMO) of comedy.

I can't really rank the Pixar movies either. I really like all of them. I have yet to see Up and I tried to watch Ratatouille once but I fell asleep.

X-men really was awesome. Shows Hollywood how to do a prequel.

Ugh, why? The dialogue was about as clunky and predictable as I could imagine, and the characters were, for the most part, thoroughly uninteresting.

 

Ugh, why? The dialogue was about as clunky and predictable as I could imagine, and the characters were, for the most part, thoroughly uninteresting.

 

It seems like almost everybody liked it.

Ugh, why? The dialogue was about as clunky and predictable as I could imagine, and the characters were, for the most part, thoroughly uninteresting.

You are certainly in the minority. X-Men: First Class is the 2nd best comic book movie I've ever seen.

You are certainly in the minority. X-Men: First Class is the 2nd best comic book movie I've ever seen.

In hindsight I can see why NSS has the complaints he does, but while watching it, none of those issues bothered me.

 

I think the key thing in making that happen was that the major guys were very good at their parts.

The prologue in Up is one of the saddest things I've ever seen in film.

 

Goes well with this:

 

The prologue in Up is one of the saddest things I've ever seen in film.

 

Goes well with this:

 

 

That is sad.

In hindsight I can see why NSS has the complaints he does, but while watching it, none of those issues bothered me.

 

I think the key thing in making that happen was that the major guys were very good at their parts.

I thought Magneto was well-cast and well-played, but I found virtually all of the rest of them irritating and shallow.