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Worst Pixar Movie

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Fatty FatBastard, Nov 13, 2008.

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Who needs to go in the "Bargain Bin" aisle?

  1. Toy Story

    2 vote(s)
    1.2%
  2. A Bug's Life

    41 vote(s)
    24.0%
  3. Toy Story 2

    14 vote(s)
    8.2%
  4. Monster's Inc.

    5 vote(s)
    2.9%
  5. Finding Nemo

    5 vote(s)
    2.9%
  6. The Incredible's

    9 vote(s)
    5.3%
  7. Car's

    54 vote(s)
    31.6%
  8. Ratatouille

    22 vote(s)
    12.9%
  9. Wall-E

    19 vote(s)
    11.1%
  1. Nice Rollin

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    hard to pick between cars and a bugs life
     
  2. meggoleggo

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    I went with Nemo, but really, it could have been any of the bottom 3.

    My absolute favorites:
    Wall-E
    Monsters, Inc.
    Toy Story
    Toy Story 2

    I liked, and could be convinced to watch again:
    The Incredibles
    Ratatouille

    I sat through once, and that was enough:
    Cars
    A Bug's Life
    Finding Nemo
     
  3. Austin70

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    What is the problem with Cars? My whole family liked it, and we watch it everytime it comes on.
     
  4. droxford

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    I haven't seen Wall-E yet. I have all of the others on DVD and have seen them countless times. Truly, I like them all, and it's difficult to choose one as the worst.

    Having said that, my choice was Ratatouille. Though its animation quality was amazing, its characters and humor are more appealing to adults than to children.
     
  5. Jeremiah

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    There's no apostrophe in Cars. :p

    I voted A Bug's Life. For the record, my favorite is The Incredibles, which shouldn't be a surprise for anyone here. :)
     
  6. cson

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    i would rank them :

    1) Monsters Inc.
    2) Finding Nemo
    3) Toy Story 2
    4) A Bug's Life
    5) Toy Story
    6) Wall-e
    7) Ratatouille
    8) The Incredibles
    9) Cars
    10) Ratatouille
     
  7. swilkins

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    None

    They are all perfect.
     
  8. Creepy Crawl

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    A Bug's Life for me. I really don't even remember the story. The ones I really liked were Cars, Nemo, and Monsters Inc.
     
  9. Lady_Di

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    i've only seen Finding Nemo which I loved.

    I haven't seen the rest. Maybe it's time for me to have kids.
     
  10. finalsbound

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    How can anyone hate on Wall-E? Beautiful animation, inspiring, provocative, and freakin' adorable.
     
  11. RunninRaven

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    Wall-E is the only one I have not yet seen. Of those listed, I would say A Bug's Life, which is still a good movie.

    And The Incredibles is a masterpiece and I'll fight anyone who says otherwise.
     
  12. SwoLy-D

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    Single fellas in the board fall in a faint. :eek:

    I think fat, non-tree-hugger peeps hate Wall·e :p for its message...
     
  13. GRENDEL

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    Cars just didn't do it for me, the rest on that list are stellar with Wall-E being my favorite
     
  14. IROC it

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    WALL- E's message was booty at the end. Seriously, all of humanity becomes morbidly obese and cannot fend for themselves?


    I loved the sci-fi of it... but the over done "green" message was a bit over the top.


    We get it, Al Gore... we get it.


    Soylent Green is people!!!!


    Nemo was an awesome "coming of age" family flick.
     
  15. Invisible Fan

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    I have not sat through Cars
     
  16. JunkyardDwg

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    Seen 'em all...

    Incredibles, Nemo and Toy Stories are the best


    Cars is bar far the worst


    WallE is still too new for me...need to see it more times before I can rank it.
     
  17. Hmm

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    cynics..
     
  18. MadMax

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    (i think it was as much about how consumption consumes us, which sounds like something that might preach...hint hint. :) )
     
  19. DonnyMost

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    A bugs life and monsters Inc made me laugh the least.

    And yeah, Cars was too long.
     
  20. MONON

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    That's the 3 I've seen and I really enjoyed them.
     

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