Post by Pulpmariachi on Jun 13, 2006 21:25:36 GMT -5
Forgive me if this has been posted before, but now that Cars has been released and thereby marking up the first contract Pixar had with Disney, which of the first bet is your favorite?
My vote goes, hands-down, to The Incredibles. Which is kinda The Simpsons as superheroes. Brad Bird created a wonderful, masterful story that was hilarious and touching and relatable. I mean, who hasn't gone through a lot of those family dinner fights? Brilliant animation and an awesome score reminescint of those old John Barry pieces. The characters are extremley well-developed (probably the most developed characters in any Pixar film)...and, well it's just amazing.
Monsters, Inc. follows in a close second, I think. Then Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Cars, Nemo, and Bug's.
All of them are really great movies because Pixar aren't a company who only focuses on visuals or landing snazzy celebrities. You seem DreamWorks punch out a buncha these CGI films and for the most part, they're mediocre pictures. Pixar, by having a group of people create wonderful stories, characters, and whatever else have raised the bar higher than any other company could ever do. And they'll probably never reach it either.
My vote goes, hands-down, to The Incredibles. Which is kinda The Simpsons as superheroes. Brad Bird created a wonderful, masterful story that was hilarious and touching and relatable. I mean, who hasn't gone through a lot of those family dinner fights? Brilliant animation and an awesome score reminescint of those old John Barry pieces. The characters are extremley well-developed (probably the most developed characters in any Pixar film)...and, well it's just amazing.
Monsters, Inc. follows in a close second, I think. Then Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Cars, Nemo, and Bug's.
All of them are really great movies because Pixar aren't a company who only focuses on visuals or landing snazzy celebrities. You seem DreamWorks punch out a buncha these CGI films and for the most part, they're mediocre pictures. Pixar, by having a group of people create wonderful stories, characters, and whatever else have raised the bar higher than any other company could ever do. And they'll probably never reach it either.
