I love this film! So cute the little robot at the end of the clip.


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This is Pixar's best film, and one of the best films of the decade, as far as I'm concerned.

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I love how the first 20 mins or so had no talking but so much story telling. Pixar are really film genius's.

My favorite Pixar film, and they've got many greats.

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>> ^gwiz665:
I love this film! So cute the little robot at the end of the clip.


that little guy's name is Burn-E and he's from http://www.videosift.com/video/Burn-E-Pixar-Short

This film really did go light years beyond my expectations for it.

So magical.

>> ^rychan:
My favorite Pixar film, and they've got many greats.


as if they had that much at all :-)

>> ^conan:
>> ^rychan:
My favorite Pixar film, and they've got many greats.

as if they had that much at all :-)


They've put out 10 feature length films which I think is a decent sized body of work. I think Wall-e, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille are great. Toy Story 1 and 2, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc, A Bug's Life, and Up were good but not great. I never saw Cars.

Up was so crushingly depressing that I couldn't really enjoy any of it.

The heavy-handedness of Wall-e's message turned me off, but it was still a gorgeous film, and certainly had its moments.
Monsters, Inc and The Incredibles are tops in my book. As a dentist, I'm obligated to appreciate Finding Nemo.

One thing I can appreciate about Pixar is their ability to run with a cliché and usually find some small way to tweak it, like the endings to Ratatouille and Cars, which had happy endings - just not the ones you might have initially expected.

Wall-E is definitely one of my favorites. The two are just adorable together. I need to see Up!. Never saw Rat, didn't really look all that interesting. Saw Cars but it was really mediocre to me.

Ratatouille will surpise you. It's like an off-kilter Cyrano de Bergerac. Amazing art direction, with charm, style, and joie de vivre. big smile on my face all the way through. Joy.

Cars sucked. Story stolen from Doc Hollywood (terrible Michael J Fox movie), characters were clichéd and voices were uninspired.