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The Incredibles— 9.5/10, best Pixar movie of my childhood and deep nostalgia attached, but also one of the best stories and sets of characters. Monsters University and Monsters Inc. (tied) — 9.4 / 10. Most engrossing Pixar world and one of the most cohesive franchises.
A few years ago, I watched all the Pixar films in a week and rated all of them based on animation, originality, storytelling, emotion, voice cast, music/score, and entertainment value. Then I averaged those ratings and made a ranking.
Official r/Pixar Movie Ranking Thread - June 2021. Discussion. It's that time of the year again; Ranking Time! To keep the subreddit less cluttered with everyone and their mom's rankings, we're going to use this thread specifically for the community to post their rankings. So here we go!
Ratatouille was a big misfire for me: the protagonist was an unlikeable, preening perfectionist prima donna, and everything that is wrong about wanting to enjoy food, with the insane gatekeeping and insistence on details that don't matter.
Monthly r/Pixar Movie Ranking Thread. It's that time of the month again; Ranking Time! To keep the subreddit less cluttered with everyone and their mom's rankings, we're going to use this thread specifically for the community to post their rankings. So here we go!
Can we rank what we’ve only seen so far? There are ten Pixar movies I’ve still yet to see and another four I need to watch again, as it’s been 10+ years since I’ve seen them
Ratatouille isn't about fanboying Bird. They like Incredibles because it is a superhero film. Ratatouille is about disappointing your family by doing something they don't understand. It is actually more of a classic outsider story like traditional Disney Animation Studios canon than the "mid life crisis/coping with change" movies Pixar is known ...
