The NSM Ultimate Ranking Topic

[SlowPokemon]

That's a weird take. Anyway when my sister and I saw it we both cried

[Dudeman]

I still haven't seen it, but from what I understand, the movie is visually gorgeous but the plot is just...lacking. Also for the record, that and Cars 3 are the only Pixar films I haven't seen yet.

[SlowPokemon]

Honestly I loved the plot

Also every Pixar movie is gorgeous that's just a given! Yeah I skipped Cars 2 and 3. I hated the first one.

Coco was the best movie though. Also Finding Dory, fuck I love Finding Dory. And Ratatouille. And Wall-e.

[MaestroUGC]

Morbid curiosity took over one day and I watched Cars 3 (it was available on Netflix). I honestly think it's the best of the trilogy, if only because the story was so much better than the previous two. It also helps that Mater is barely in the movie, because I've always felt he was obnoxious.

[Static]

Firehouse Subs > Jersey Mike's > Togo's > Which Wich > Subway > Jimmy John's > Quiznos

I most agree with this, but I'd make a few edits:
DiBella's > Penn Station > Jersey Mike's > Firehouse > Jimmy John's > Subway > Quizno's

Never been to Togo's and there's none where I live, so I can't really make a judgement on that one.

Now for Pixar moves, I'm not sure where everything on my list would be, but WALL-E, the first Toy Story, and Ratatouille would definitely be at the top.

[LeviR.star]

Most Pixar movies are works of absolute art. Even Cars 2 isn't horrible, imo.

[Olimar12345]

I just saw wall-e yesterday and i thought it was great! Anyone else want 2 share their opinion about the movie? thumbs up? thumbs down? what do you guys think?
                           (^ yeah right!)

[LeviR.star]

I watched it early on as an elementary-aged kid, and loved it. I still love it to this day; I believe it to be one of Pixar's finest works.

[Libera]

Wow, WALL-E came out just over ten years ago.  That doesn't make me feel old at all.  I haven't seen the film in a long time, but from what remember it was good.  (Although perhaps the 2001 references were a little over the top).

[Trainer Ave]

I have to say Inside Out resonated deeply with me on a personal level. So much of it was a symbol for depression. I absolutely loved it and it will probably always be my favorite Pixar movie........though Wall-E is a great one too. I'd say it ties with Incredibles for 2nd place.

[Hero of Trains]

Wall-E is one of the few movies from my childhood that I remember seeing in theaters, and honestly I cry every time. I empathize way too much with a bunch of robots.

[braix]

Strangely enough, the new Incredibles 2 is the only Pixar movie I've ever seen in theaters

[Trainer Ave]

I am now disappointed in braix. You can do better.

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Pixar Movies, Ranked

Fantastic:
WALL-E (2008): do i even need to explain; it's beautiful and a work of art
Toy Story 3 (2010)
Coco (2017): Basically what Inside Out should've been.
The Incredibles (2004)
Up (2009): The best opening and by far one of the best Pixar villains. Essentially a story about a man who never fully got to live the life he wanted to live helping others be happy... how could you not love it?
Ratatouille (2007)
Toy Story (1995)

Great:
Incredibles 2 (2018)
Finding Nemo (2003)
Monsters, Inc. (2001)
Toy Story 2 (1999)

Good:
Inside Out (2015)
Finding Dory (2016)
Monsters University (2013)

Okay:
Brave (2012): Doesn't really seem like a Pixar film; it's fairly forgettable at times but it's pretty good overall.
The Good Dinosaur (2015): It's pretty much just a cowboy film with dinosaurs, which is, uh, something, but aside from that the film isn't really too compelling.
Cars 2 (2011): I like this one better than the first because of how out-there and unexpected it is. Cars is just kind of bland, but it's hard to hate a spy movie with cars.

Meh:
Cars (2006): It's ok, I guess, but it's not really compelling in any way.
A Bug's Life (1998): Nothing about this film does anything for me.

Haven't Seen
Cars 3 (2017)


Will add more commentary and stuff eventually.

[LeviR.star]

Now watch Cars 3