Disney Pixar-Their Greatest Movie Poll

[kabbes]

Anybody that hasn't voted Wall-E either hasn't seen it or has no soul.

Name another film in the non-silent era that has no talking at all for the first 20 minutes, yet is more vocal than most films that have verbal diarrheoa.

 

[Macabre]

Hard to choose between Up and WALL-E for me, both work on broader levels and appeal to a wider age group than the others IMO. Up had some increadibly tender momments at the beginning that I didn't think possible for an animation but WALL-E had more of an epic feel to it and give children more to think about.
WALL-E by a whisker for me.

 

[Ted Striker]

I would say Toy Story for showing how a real fantasy storyline can be bought to, erm, life, but the second my 20 month old neice saw her first (ish) seagull and started chanting "MINE" at it, was the moment Nemo was secured as being my favourite

 

[wiskey]

I didn't really enjoy toy story when it came out (its grown on me a bit, ought to re-watch it I suppose). Wall-E was really good and I thoroughly enjoyed it but Monsters Inc made more of a lasting impression on me when it came out.

I haven't seen UP.

 

[spacemonkey]

I went to see Up in 3d a few days ago, fucking amazing film.

I still voted Wall-E though.

 

[tar1984]

There's a few of those I've not seen, but I did love finding nemo when it came out so i voted for that.

The incredibles was good too. My favorite bit:

Lucius: [Bob and Lucius are sitting in a parked car, reminiscing] So now I'm in deep trouble. I mean, one more jolt of this death ray and I'm an epitaph. Somehow I manage to find cover and what does Baron von Ruthless do?

Bob: [laughing] He starts monologuing.

Lucius: He starts monologuing! He starts like, this prepared speech about how *feeble* I am compared to him, how *inevitable* my defeat is, how *the world* *will soon* *be his*, yadda yadda yadda.

Bob: Yammering.

Lucius: Yammering! I mean, the guy has me on a platter and he won't shut up!