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A Bug's Life. I was OBSESSED with it when it came out on video, and it's still hilarious as a 19 year-old.
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Favourite Disney/Pixar Movie
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the incredibles was the best.
and edna mode?
and edna mode?
Paxton
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THE INCREDIBLES!!!
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i definitely loved the incredibles, but ratatouille stole my heart.
every bit of that film was perfect and perfectly crafted - it was a hard sell to get me to see it in the first place because who the hell wants to see a film about a rat?
but the story, the score, etc all won me over - and i think ratatouille is disney/pixar's best film to date.
every bit of that film was perfect and perfectly crafted - it was a hard sell to get me to see it in the first place because who the hell wants to see a film about a rat?
but the story, the score, etc all won me over - and i think ratatouille is disney/pixar's best film to date.
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Finding Nemo just pulls the kid out of me - the colors, the humor - I definitely regress to an earlier age whenever that movie comes on, forever amusing...
Bug's Life and Toy Story 2 come close for me too...
Bug's Life and Toy Story 2 come close for me too...
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I'm the biggest Pixar snob lol (Dreamworks Animation?? eeww just kidding!) and The Incredibles is by far their best picture and my fave Pixar flick.
It's followed very closely behind by Ratatouille which made me tear up like a little bitch when Anton Ego the food critic declared Remy the "greatest chef in Paris!" towards the end of the movie. Gets me every time!
It's followed very closely behind by Ratatouille which made me tear up like a little bitch when Anton Ego the food critic declared Remy the "greatest chef in Paris!" towards the end of the movie. Gets me every time!
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I think in terms of stories, Toy Story 2 wins (with Ratatouille coming in at second). Because it deals with the mortality of toys and the very abstruse concepts of being used/discarded, but all in a very kid-friendly way. Sarah McLachlan's song always got to me in the movie, but it's application outside of the movie is what makes the lasting impression. It takes the quintessential "buddy movie" genre and gives it a new spin, by reminding its viewers that it's okay to rely on someone to help you overcome adversity. Playing the tragic hero is not always the best way to go.