Worst Pixar movie?

so what do you think is the worst Pixar movie ever?

for me, i love Pixar alot they made movies that i grew up with like Toy Story, but to tell you the truth i was not a fan of Ratatouille or WALL-E because they did not catch my interest like the other Pixar movies.

 

Well, I say that I have Pixar movies that I dislike. They aren't bad; all Pixar movies have good acting and know how to tell a story, but there are two that I just don't like (and they're the ones that everyone loves)

Finding Nemo - I don't know what it is about this movie. I never saw Pixar as "edgy" in the past, but they weren't what I saw as childish. This movie crossed the line into childish for me. It just had nothing that interested me and I wasn't entertained. Yes, some part interested me, but they are few and spaced FAR apart.

The Incredibles - This has to be one of my least favorite movies. Again, there is nothing wrong with the movie! It has a good story and great acting, but it's a matter of interest. It just didn't seem to capture my attention that well. There were so many action moments in there that it didn't really give me room to breath or think about what's going on. There is character development, but not that much. My biggest complaint would probably be the epilogue ending at the track meet. It just seemed cliched and ended things way too quickly.

 

There reely aren't that many bad pixar movies. The only pixar mivies I can think of off the top of my head are Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Chicken Little (idk if it's pixar) and like you said Ratatoulille and WALL-E, but none of those movies are reely bad. I guess if I had to choose one as the worst I'd choose WALL-E because it was the most boring of the pixar movies in my opnion.

 

Cars. It did not really have that 'Pixar' flare. Not to mention it relied on its cast too heavily unlike the past movies, Larry the Cable Guy anyone?
I can also say Ratatouille, the pace was that really good.

 

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For me, it was Cars. Truthfully, I just found it kind of boring as far as Pixar films go. Parts of it seemed quite redundant to me ("we're gonna make you pave this road as punishment for like the 5th time in the movie") ("let's go into this corn field and scare those things, yaaay"), and I felt like turning it off before the halfway mark.

The only Pixar movie that I haven't seen is Ratatouille. I don't have much of a desire to see it, either. I have never heard of anyone especially drooling over it.

 

None of them are very good on the whole, but Cars is pretty much on par with anything Dreamworks would do, while after the fiftieth recitation of "WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLEEEEE!!! EEEEVVVVVAAAAAAAAAAAAA!", I had enough of Wall-E. Gotta love the contrived and convenient happy ending too. And I'm sure everyone died trying to plant pizza plants.

 

Y'know what's really wierd? I actually loved Cars. I didn't care very much for the celebrities and I thought that it looked stupid by the first trailers. After I watched it though, there was a lot of heart behind it. That's what I enjoy about Pixar, they write stories with a lot of love. The story in the whole was alright while it added those scenes you were talking about because, well, it is a kid's movie.

 

A terrible Pixar movie? Finding Nemo. I mean...i actually enjoyed it when it first came out,i thought it was a good storyline. But once my 10 year old brother kept playing it over and over again...well it quickly became by far the worst movie in my opinion.

 

Monster's Inc. or A Bug's Life.
Well, maybe I just don't like those two because I've seen them way too many times as a kid. xP
I feel like pixar movies are only good the first few times or after its been a while and you've matured..

 

I would have to agree with cars because it doesn't seem like other pixar movies. I am not saying I don't like it, just that it isn't pixar standard. I am hoping the new one will be better than the last *remembers the ending where Lightning

Spoiler

pushes King past the finish line

* That is true sportsmanship . . . even though he was neither man nor ship . . . but it was a sport ^_^
There are a few others but there is one thing I would like to say . . . pixar is random. There movies have different styles to them so technically as long as there is a pixar lable on the cover I would consider it a pixar movie no matter what . . . I may not like it but I would and that is just me. I agree with graceful, pixar movies lose there stuff if you watch them too many times in a short period of time.

 

Chicken Little was actually Disney (there's more to the story but I'm not going there) My least favorite Pixar movie? Well I've seen all except Up and Toy Story 3 so I'd have to say Rat Ratatouille. I like this movie but out of the entire list it was my least favorite.

 

Oh man... Which was the worst. Actually, I pretty much like all of the Pixar movies...

-WALL-E was adorable
-We all basically grew up with Toy Story
-I used to watch The Incredibles all the time
-I still watch Monsters, Inc. every chance I get
-Finding Nemo was too awesome (MINE, MINE, MINE!)
-Ratatouille grew on me after a while
-I watched UP almost a million times when it came out
-Cars also grew on me after a while...

I guess the only one I didn't like (the only one not on this list) was A Bug's Life. It really sucked. I could never watched that movie in full...
(you know they're making a prequal to Monsters, Inc.? It's called Monster University. a Cars 2 is in progress and some other movie called Brave)

 

Its not that it was BAD or anything but A Bug's Life wasn't exactly my favorite...

 

I really hated Wall-E, it wasn't interesting at all. The only thing that went on was the annoying voice of Wall-E reciting his name a bijillion times like a messed up Pokemon.

 

I'd have to jump on the bandwagon and say Cars probably. I don't know what it is about it, but I don't feel it has the same edge to it that Finding Nemo or A Bug's Life or Toy Story have. It just seems to be a bit ... meh to me. Also on the list, I think I'd have to put Ratatouille. I just don't think that it was the most solid Pixar film. The story just fell a bit flat after a while, but it's still okay.

I don't think there really is such a thing as a "bad" pixar film though, they're just not my favourite ones.

 

I love them all really, I'm a huge sap for anything Disney/Pixar.

If I had to pick one though it would have to be Cars. I do really like the film though, but it's probably my least favourite because they're personified objects, I prefer living things or potential living things (Toy story xD), I don't really know why.

 

I've always loved A Bugs' Life, haha. Just 'cause I grew up on it I guess.
Cars is probably my least favorite so far, though I did think it was okay. It just seemed to be lacking in some of the charm of most of the other films, in my opinion. In terms of subject matter, cars also appeal very little to me when I think of movies, so that's probably part of the reason.
I'm actually also going to have to say I've never been really big on Monster's, Inc. and I can't exactly pinpoint why. I haven't seen it very many times and I don't remember being particularly entertained by it when I was younger.

 

I really, really couldn't stand Cars. It just couldn't hold my attention. And it depended way too much on the voice cast to get it out there than the story did (whatever that story was, anyway....)

 

The incredibles and Ratatoullie for me. I found both of those incredibly childish and boring.

 

Personally, I have to say Cars was the worst Pixar film imo.

The story seemed a bit too bland, although the character development was pretty great. I don't know, there just felt as if there could have been more to add story wise (another setting, more key characters, etc.)