Census What's Your Favorite Pixar Film? (2010 Version)

This is an update from the 2007 version, with A Bug's Life dropped.

Poll update [face_idea!] by Tyi-Maet_Nefer.

 

Wall-E is beyond awesome.

 

This was hard. Toy Story was awesome, but WALL-E was adorable.

 

This is a hard one to choose for... if I could vote for more than one then I'd pick the Toy Story films... but cause we have to choose one...

I have to say Incredibles for making a fun and smart Superhero film about family, that has homages to the James Bond films.

 

The Incredibles, followed closely by Wall-E and Ratatouille.

 

Granted I haven't seen all of them but I really love Up because of the Dug character

 

Ratatouille.

Up is only a second behind it.

 

Gotta go with Monsters Inc Though Nemo was really good too.

 

I like Cars. I don't know why (must learn why), but I love the story and the characters and the cars and the fact that it's related to Arizona and Route 66 .

 

It was a hard one between Incredibles and Wall-E, but in the long run, the cute humor of Wall-E won the day for me...

Eeee-va... Eeee-va!

 

Finding Nemo, but really it's kind of a four-way tie in there... and I love the Incredibles!!!!

 

I've come to really love the Pixar films over the years. As I dive into the art of animation (personally and hopefully as a career) I think I'm appreciating them more and more.


Up & Wall-E are two of my favourite films in existence. That said, Toy Story 3 takes the cake from this list. It had everything an animation film should have and I think it is a stellar film. If you haven't seen it yet, you should definitely watch it before voting. Kudos to Pixar for making a third sequel so brilliant. Spanish Buzz made me laugh more than any other animated sequence I've witnessed.

 

Thier all good but I think Cars is the best.

 

Wall-E.

 

My favorite is still Finding Nemo.

 

Wall-E is my favorite movie of all movies!

 

Up, because the story is impressive on so many different writer-in-me levels. And CONE OF SHAME!

 

This.

Wall-E made me tear up, and I don't usually.

 

Up, only because Toy Story 3... well... I don't even know now. It's a draw between them but I had to choose one....

 

Toy Story 3 is easily one of the most affecting movies I've ever seen. No way is that a kids movie, this is a must watch for all ages. In a way I am the perfect audience for this, because Toy Story was the movie of my childhood. I've grown up with it, and it makes Toy Story 3 all the more powerful. There has not been a more powerful image to me in the movies this year then when Andy gives Woody to Bonnie.

 

Toy Story

 

Monster's Inc. hands down with the Toy Story trilogy being tied for a very close second--or at least 2 and 3, I like them a bit better than 1.