Best Pixar film.
The correct answer gets $1 Million
Pixar
Jackson Lee
Evan Barnes
Up
I'll take a check
Gavin Morales
Trash
Noah Smith
Sorry. You're wrong
Alexander Bailey
Either Wall-E, Monsters Inc, or Finding Nemo.
Andrew Rogers
Lol, the second half of Up is hot trash.
It should have been a 40 min short about a man putting his house by the falls, but the kid, bird, and dog ruined it.
Correct answer is one of these:
Toy Story
Monsters, Inc.
Incredibles
Connor Jenkins
Wrong
Carter Hill
terrible opinions
Christian Lee
Toy Story 1.
Could of had a bland, whatever plot and screenplay and gotten praise for the CGI but they put as much effort into the characters and humor that it appeals to literally anyone at any age demographic.
Bentley Ward
Wrong
Levi Nguyen
Wall-E has the same problem as Up.
The beginning is the best part and it just gets worse as you go along.
Robert Rivera
Toy Story > Nemo > Incredibles > Wall-E > Toy Story 2 > Up > Monsters Inc > Toy Story 3 >>>>>>>> Cars >>>>>>> Dog shit >>>>>>>> Pixar post 2010
Brayden Watson
Coco
Michael Nguyen
You didn't mention the best film in this list
Elijah Nelson
Wrong
Henry Reyes
A Bug's Life?
Lincoln Evans
Wrong
Jordan Price
More like least shit. Freaking cartoons man.
Leo Kelly
Ratatouille?
Gabriel Thompson
Wall-e
Incredibles
Finding Nemo
Coco
Owen Thomas
Faggot
Jose Garcia
We have a winner! Whats your paypal buddy?
Levi Foster
ANTZ
Elijah Brooks
Toy Story 2
Hunter Phillips
I prefer bitcoin
Charles Walker
...
Grayson Morris
Shrek
Jace Butler
ANTZ looks like someone made a stop-motion film with turds.
Also not pixar.
Adam Stewart
Wall e has great moments throughout. The humans ruin it, but even after the humans show up there are still kino scenes. In fact some of the absolute best heart wrenching scenes are at the end.
David Murphy
cars 2
Justin Torres
I like the short about the valcanoes
And my kids love the short about the heart strings and the brain fighting.
Pixars best work is definitely the shorts.
Adrian Hall
Just so everyone knows, the competition is over.
Ratatouille is the best Pixar film
Jayden Martin
How's a rat gonna work a pan? Stupid movie.
Jonathan Turner
A Bugs Life had the best villain
Brandon Reed
>8888
I was going to argue.
I won't.
Oliver Wood
>Could of
opinion discarded
Jeremiah Peterson
That grasshopper scared the fuck out of me as a kid.
Now that you mention it, very few Pixar films have villains that impose much on the film. They're usually just kinda there without much fanfare.
The Critic from Ratatouille is pretty good.
And the bear in Brave is cool, but underdeveloped.
Adam Butler
...
Owen Ramirez
This, desu
Tyler Lewis
Monsters Inc. Dreamworks? Is not Pixar right?!?!
Asher Myers
Correct