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What is your favorite Pixar Film?

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I've stopped taking Pixar seriously after like Cars 2. I liked Inside Out but most Pixar films don't hold up to standards recently, and I've been burnt out by unnecessary sequel after the other like Finding Dory, Monsters University. The Incredibles 2 was such a lackluster film too, Inside Out was predictable. Toy Story 4, didn't like the premise of it and sounded too familiar to the previous ones. Haven't watched Coco, but it might be decent, who knows.

I think Pixar's pretty overrated especially as of recently, but again, I haven't had much interest in movies since Cars 3.
 
Striker Mario said:
I've stopped taking Pixar seriously after like Cars 2. I liked Inside Out but most Pixar films don't hold up to standards recently, and I've been burnt out by unnecessary sequel after the other like Finding Dory, Monsters University. The Incredibles 2 was such a lackluster film too, Inside Out was predictable. Toy Story 4, didn't like the premise of it and sounded too familiar to the previous ones. Haven't watched Coco, but it might be decent, who knows.

I think Pixar's pretty overrated especially as of recently, but again, I haven't had much interest in movies since Cars 3.
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I havent seen a recent pixar film since Finding Dory. Finding Dory is really good in my opinion.
 
Varian said:
Say what you will about Toy Story 4 but I feel it provided the closure that 3 didn't and it's easily my favorite Toy Story.
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Huh, I thought the opposite. I felt that 3 provided a lot of closure and that 4 felt unnecessary after 3 wrapped things up so nicely.
 
Kass said:
Huh, I thought the opposite. I felt that 3 provided a lot of closure and that 4 felt unnecessary after 3 wrapped things up so nicely.
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To me, 3's ending provided a bit of closure, with Andy leaving for college and Bonnie becoming the new owner, but left too much room for a sequel and felt more like a new beginning. 4's ending, on the other hand, was the culmination of the series' entire premise: the relationship between Woody and Buzz. With 4, there is no more room for a sequel, and it just feels complete to me in a way that 3 didn't.