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2009-05-31, 2:54 AM #41
Originally posted by Freelancer:
I've never seen wall e, finding nemo, etc, because I'm not five.


...this is a Star Wars forum. lol.

The way I feel about Pixar movies is that they aren't movies for kids, they're movies that are clean and inoffensive that anyone can enjoy regardless how old they are.

PS: The only Pixar movie I didn't care for was Cars.
2009-05-31, 8:44 AM #42
Originally posted by Vin:
...this is a Star Wars forum. lol.

The way I feel about Pixar movies is that they aren't movies for kids, they're movies that are clean and inoffensive that anyone can enjoy regardless how old they are.

PS: The only Pixar movie I didn't care for was Cars.


Agree with this post. I love taking my kids to see these movies because they are clean.
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2009-05-31, 10:40 AM #43
Originally posted by Vin:
PS: The only Pixar movie I didn't care for was Cars.


I also didn't care much for Cars.
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2009-05-31, 12:22 PM #44
I thought The Incredibles was actually somewhat violent. :v:
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2009-05-31, 4:44 PM #45
Originally posted by Vin:
...this is a Star Wars forum. lol.


Before the prequels, star wars wasn't so dumbed down for the kiddies, you know. (Except perhaps for RotJ).
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2009-05-31, 5:30 PM #46
Originally posted by Petmc.:
I like a Bug's Life a lot. I would put it in my top 3. It tends to be the most overlooked Pixar film since it was their second one.

Amen.
Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
This post is unusually full of fail.

...Seriously?
nope.
2009-05-31, 6:39 PM #47
Let's rank Pixar movies.

1) Finding Nemo
2) WALL-E
3) A Bugs Life
4) Monsters, Inc.
5) Toy Story
6) Toy Story 2
7) The Incredibles
8) Cars

Haven't seen Up or Ratatouille yet.
2009-05-31, 6:42 PM #48
^^ Out of that list, I have only seen Toy Story >.>
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2009-05-31, 6:50 PM #49
You're a terrible person.
2009-05-31, 7:00 PM #50
Originally posted by Baconfish:
...Seriously?



Was that an "I don't like meme references" Seriously, or a "I agree with Freelancer" Seriously?
2009-05-31, 7:22 PM #51
Originally posted by Freelancer:
Before the prequels, star wars wasn't so dumbed down for the kiddies, you know. (Except perhaps for RotJ).


hahaha
2009-05-31, 10:30 PM #52
Originally posted by Freelancer:
I've never seen wall e, finding nemo, etc, because I'm not five.

Another Manly McManson shuns good storytelling just because everyone can enjoy it.
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2009-05-31, 11:11 PM #53
I haven't seen fully Monster Inc, Nemo, Wall-E, Madagascar 2 (own madagascar 1), Cars (rented it, turn it off after the first few mins) and I haven't heard of "Up" till this thread.

The only thing that looks interesting to me is Wall-E and Madagascar 2.
Nothing to see here, move along.
2009-05-31, 11:17 PM #54
Madagascar is not Pixar.
2009-05-31, 11:20 PM #55
Originally posted by Vin:
Madagascar is not Pixar.


Sorry, I honestly don't know whats pixar and whats not. I can only be sure that Toystory was by pixar.
Nothing to see here, move along.
2009-06-01, 4:39 AM #56
Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
Was that an "I don't like meme references" Seriously, or a "I agree with Freelancer" Seriously?

It was a "Do you honestly think Free isn't usually full of fail" seriously.
nope.
2009-06-01, 6:04 AM #57
Monster's Inc gets me teary-eyed at the end.
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2009-06-01, 8:52 AM #58
Originally posted by Baconfish:
It was a "Do you honestly think Free isn't usually full of fail" seriously.


No, I was indicating that that particular post was full of fail to an unusual degree, than that his posts usually weren't.
2009-06-01, 9:55 AM #59
Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
Originally posted by Baconfish:
It was a "Do you honestly think Free isn't usually full of fail" seriously.

oh! i see what you did there. :)


fixed! now everyone can stay on the important topic.... PIXAR!!!
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2009-06-01, 10:00 AM #60
Originally posted by Vin:
Let's rank Pixar movies.

1) Finding Nemo
2) WALL-E
3) A Bugs Life
4) Monsters, Inc.
5) Toy Story
6) Toy Story 2
7) The Incredibles
8) Cars

Haven't seen Up or Ratatouille yet.

im gonna have to switch the incredibles and A bugs Life for me, then put a bug life at 6 instead of 7.
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2009-06-12, 7:37 PM #61
Originally posted by Cloud:

1. The part where Ellie has a miscarriage. I never thought I would see that in a Disney associated animated flick. Someone said you can see blood trickle down her leg, but I wasn't paying attention at that spot.


or she was infertile

2009-06-12, 8:15 PM #62
Originally posted by TheNewKid:
or she was infertile


No, it was a miscarriage. You don't build an entire nursery BEFORE getting pregnant.
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2009-06-12, 11:40 PM #63
On the other hand they seemed to have the impression that they would never have kids, after the doctor's visit. It could be they just assumed they would be able to have a kid. A miscarriage doesn't mean you'll never end up having kids.
2009-06-13, 1:31 AM #64
We don't know what the doc said, She could have a poison womb for all we know.
Either way, whats done is done guys.
2009-06-13, 11:00 AM #65
Quote:
I've never seen wall e, finding nemo, etc, because I'm not five.


Because each of those movies only[/i] caters to children and has messages that only[/i] they would take value from :downswords: :neckbeard:
2009-06-13, 11:24 AM #66
Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
On the other hand they seemed to have the impression that they would never have kids, after the doctor's visit. It could be they just assumed they would be able to have a kid. A miscarriage doesn't mean you'll never end up having kids.


Its traumatic to have a miscarriage, I can imagine they wouldn't want to try again after that.
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2009-06-13, 9:59 PM #67
My girlfriend bought me...

Monsters Inc. Finding Nemo and Cars, as well as the collected Pixar animated shorts for my birthday last wed to add to my Pixar collection :D
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2009-06-13, 10:21 PM #68
Why are you all forgetting Ratatouille?!?!?!? IT IS SO GOOD!
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2009-06-13, 10:40 PM #69
Originally posted by SF_GoldG_01:
Sorry, I honestly don't know whats pixar and whats not.


You can tell the Pixar ones cause they're the ones that don't suck
2009-06-14, 12:20 AM #70
1) Wall-e
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2009-06-14, 12:20 AM #71
1) The first half of Wall-e
2) The rest.
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2009-06-14, 9:33 AM #72
My vote goes to Wall-E.
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2009-06-14, 3:06 PM #73
Originally posted by 'Thrawn[numbarz:
;1012179']You can tell the Pixar ones cause they're the ones that don't suck


Also, they usually have a subtle, giant logo that shows at the beginning of each of their movies.
2009-06-14, 3:12 PM #74
And a really cool animated lamp!
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2009-06-14, 3:58 PM #75
I really liked The Incredibles. My wife didn't want to watch Wall-E with me though because "it's about stupid robots." Never really had the time to sit down and watch it on my own.

PS. Her favorite band of all time is Pantera if that tells you anything. :)
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2009-06-14, 4:51 PM #76
Thing about Pixar movies is that you can really only go and see them with lady friends. I went to see Up with some of my male compatriots and felt pretty self-conscious (because it looks p. gay).
2009-06-14, 10:31 PM #77
Toy Story 3 coming out July, 2010.
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2009-06-15, 6:28 AM #78
I heard that awhile back. I hope they don't ruin a great couple of movies with #3.

I gots lots of <3 for Wall-E. My kids and I watched it again last week. Some great sci-fi elements in there.
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2009-06-15, 8:17 AM #79
Originally posted by happydud:
Toy Story 3 coming out July, 2010.

i wont be in high school by then :O

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