Thread: Toy Story 3

My favorites:

1.Toy Story

2.Monsters Inc.

3.Up

4.Finding Nemo

5. The Incredibles

The rest are still amazing; these are just my personal favorites.

Originally Posted by Portalboat

Pixar has never. EVER. made a bad movie. Every single movie they have made (and I'll seen all of them up from Toy Story) has been gold.

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The Incredibles was so good, man.

So was Cars.

And Wall-e.

The Incredibles was awesome. Not as emotionally deep as Up or Nemo maybe but it was one of the most polished, stylish pieces of animation ever.

Oh yea, I forgot about Up. That was real good too.

I didn't really like Cars.

Ditto. Unfortunately they're making Cars 2, which sounds like a horrible idea..

wow, I havnt seen that trailer. It looks sweet. Cant wait for it.

Originally Posted by CRAZY BONE

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Everybody I know cites this as their favorite Pixar movie ever. Very bad example.

Originally Posted by DeeryTheDeer

Everybody I know cites this as their favorite Pixar movie ever. Very bad example.

Right, because if everyone you know likes it, then it must be a great movie.

And it's on IMDb's top 250.

So is Crash...

Originally Posted by CRAZY BONE

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http://movies.ign.com/articles/676/676647p4.html
http://movies.ign.com/articles/563/563742p2.html
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/incredibles/
So... yeah. The movie rules. Your opinion is not a popular one.

Originally Posted by YYNYM

http://movies.ign.com/articles/676/676647p4.html
http://movies.ign.com/articles/563/563742p2.html
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/incredibles/
So... yeah. The movie rules. Your opinion is not a popular one.

Wow, what a great variety of sources, all of which are owned by IGN.

rotten tomatoes is owned by flixster.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotten_Tomatoes
Other links:
http://www.filmfodder.com/movies/rev...s/20041105.htm
http://www.disneymovieslist.com/best...ney-movies.asp
http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...g2.html?cat=40
http://moviesfilmsmotionpictures.wor...-pixar-movies/
it's not the best, but it's defiantly not the worst.

Originally Posted by CRAZY BONE

Wow, what a great variety of sources, all of which are owned by IGN.

Ironic that you're so critical about sources that praise it when you're presenting your own little opinion about the movie as fact.

There are no bad Pixar films. (Personally, I'm shocked A Bug's Life hasn't been mentioned yet.) If you want to go with weakest, I'd say that would be Cars.

I'm also uber stoked about TS3. Looking back at the trailer, I see some of the original stoyline from the Circle 7 saga infused into this plot. This movie is sure to please.

Originally Posted by DeeryTheDeer

Ironic that you're so critical about sources that praise it when you're presenting your own little opinion about the movie as fact.

You have it backwards actually.

And yeah, Bugs Life is one of my favorites, everyone always seems to forget about that one..

Try watching it with the interpretation that it's an allegory for communism.

I don't know if it was intentional but the script fits with Marx absolutely perfectly.

So Flick is like Che Guevara?

Sure, or the Lenin or whichever revolutionary you want.

Just think about it. You have a small number of grasshoppers who have ruled the very large number of ants through fear since time immemorial. There is an abundance of food, but the grasshoppers control the means of production and though they do no work themselves, take the vast majority of the goods, leaving the workers with only enough to subsist. However, the grasshoppers know that if the ants could coordinate a response, they could easily overthrow them, due to their huge numbers. Flic is the revolutionary who shows the ants that they can easily produce far beyond what they need if they all just work together, and shows that the grasshoppers are redundant and despicable. The ants then overthrow the grasshoppers with ease, leading to a life of plenty and a communist utopia.

Awesome. But who do the circus bugs represent?

Originally Posted by Xei

Sure, or the Lenin or whichever revolutionary you want.

Just think about it. You have a small number of grasshoppers who have ruled the very large number of ants through fear since time immemorial. There is an abundance of food, but the grasshoppers control the means of production and though they do no work themselves, take the vast majority of the goods, leaving the workers with only enough to subsist. However, the grasshoppers know that if the ants could coordinate a response, they could easily overthrow them, due to their huge numbers. Flick is the revolutionary who shows the ants that they can easily produce far beyond what they need if they all just work together, and shows that the grasshoppers are redundant and despicable. The ants then overthrow the grasshoppers with ease, leading to a life of plenty and a communist utopia.

. . . You had to analyze Disney films for a Psychology class, didn't you?

Crazy Bone: ehh, they represent making the film entertaining.

Originally Posted by Snowy Egypt

. . . You had to analyze Disney films for a Psychology class, didn't you?

lol, well, I think it'd be better placed in a history class... but no, I just watched the film a few months ago for the first time since I was a kid, and with the benefit of a more developed understanding of the world, I thought the parallels were actually pretty startling. Some of the lines are extremely potent;

Hopper: Let that be a lesson to all you ants! Ideas are very dangerous things! You are mindless, soil-shoving losers, put on this Earth to serve us!
Flick: You're wrong, Hopper. Ants are not meant to serve grasshoppers. I've seen these ants do great things, and year after year they somehow manage to pick enough food for themselves and you. So who is the weaker species? Ants don't serve grasshoppers! It's you who need us! We are a lot stronger than you say we are... And you know it, don't you?