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canuk woman
Guest
Well I really recommend this one at least it's better than Cars but not as good as finding Nemo
DotTheEyes
Movie Fan
I loved Ratatouille. Thought it was the best and most entertaining film by Pixar yet, though it might hold more appeal for adults than children.
DotTheEyes
Movie Fan
I would put the Pixar films in this order:
1. Ratatouille
2. Toy Story 2
3. Finding Nemo
4. Toy Story
5. Monsters, Inc.
6. A Bug's Life
7. Cars
8. The Incredibles
1. Ratatouille
2. Toy Story 2
3. Finding Nemo
4. Toy Story
5. Monsters, Inc.
6. A Bug's Life
7. Cars
8. The Incredibles
Wickedwrench
Stubborn and opinionated
Took the kids to see it yesterday. It was very entertaining and we laughed the whole way through. It was much better than I expected.
What was even funnier was the little mini movie they showed before it with the aliens trying to abduct the guy from his bedroom window. It had us all
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What was even funnier was the little mini movie they showed before it with the aliens trying to abduct the guy from his bedroom window. It had us all
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canuk woman
Guest
Wickedwrench said:Took the kids to see it yesterday. It was very entertaining and we laughed the whole way through. It was much better than I expected.
What was even funnier was the little mini movie they showed before it with the aliens trying to abduct the guy from his bedroom window. It had us all
Yeah I kinda thought that was bizarre plus that preview for the next feature well what can I say when I saw the trailer for a second there I thought there was going to be a mega crossover movie I mean that would be cool wouldn't it they used to do that in the bloopers on purpose (see the bloopers for Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc, and there were no bloopers in finding nemo (why did they discontinue the bloopers?) but if you look closely in the credits you can see Mike swimming)
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canuk woman
Guest
nightowl said:
No they never can except for Dinosaur, Valiant, and the Wild why? because Disney didn't team up with Pixar for those ones Chicken Little got lucky.
DotTheEyes
Movie Fan
I loved Valiant. I thought it was a highly entertaining movie and it's one of the relatively few animated movies I own on DVD.
The rest though... meh. Dinosaur had gorgeous visuals, but the 'plot' was inert and the characters forgettable. I also hated Chicken Little... thought it was obnoxious and unfunny. And I didn't even bother seeing Madagascar 2... er, The Wild.
The worst CG animated movie has to be Shark Tale from DreamWorks. One of the lamest movies I've ever sat through. It mistook throwaway pop culture references and celebrity voices for storytelling and completely failed.
Pixar is definitely the cream of the crop when it comes to CG animated films.
The rest though... meh. Dinosaur had gorgeous visuals, but the 'plot' was inert and the characters forgettable. I also hated Chicken Little... thought it was obnoxious and unfunny. And I didn't even bother seeing Madagascar 2... er, The Wild.
The worst CG animated movie has to be Shark Tale from DreamWorks. One of the lamest movies I've ever sat through. It mistook throwaway pop culture references and celebrity voices for storytelling and completely failed.
Pixar is definitely the cream of the crop when it comes to CG animated films.
DotTheEyes
Movie Fan
I forgot to mention it before, but I also loved Lifted, the animated short before Ratatouille. I enjoyed it so much, in fact, I purchased it from iTunes today. My favorite short is still For The Birds (before Monsters, Inc.), but this comes in at a very close second.
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canuk woman
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DotTheEyes said:
Actually there will be a Madagascar 2 it should be out sometime next year Dana Carvey will be lending a voice to an armadillo. Apparently Shark Tale was trying to tell us something Angelina Jolie lent her voice right? she tried to do to Oscar what she did to Brad but I thought the plot was ok and the hilarity through the roof.
luckystar07
count your blessings
^^ I deff agreenightowl said:
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I love Cars. I've seen it 12,547 times. 