While Pixar created Wall E, Finding Nemo, Up, Toy Story and The Incredibles But only Toy story have great sequels While in DreamWorks it felt like you grow up along with these characters and you see them have character development honestly just look at how Po, Shrek, Alex and Hiccup started in their first movie and look at them in the end of their trilogy and even their spin off like Puss in Boots have a great sendoff in the last wish. Even one offs are masterpiece from Megamind, Prince of Egypt, Sinbad and the seven seas, Road to El Dorado and chicken run.
DreamWorks bro hands down all day long How to train your Dragon is literally part of my life lol because of that long term storytelling Watched the first movie when I was in middle school then the second one was in my mid teens and the last one was in college during my early adulthood bro this movie is like that friend you've been with since you were a kid that also grow up together with you, Hiccup journey from a boy to a Man and finally becoming a Father Kung Fu Panda is another masterpiece with phenomenal villains: Tai Lung, Lord Shen and Kai and it's a great movie about the journey of life having all these difficult obstacles in you're way as it gets more difficult and every time you overcome them you also get stronger until you reached your full potential it's literally a metaphor for growing up as Po started as an amateur kung Fu genius that sells noddles to learning a lot of new experiences both good and bad and in the end becoming more mature and wise because of all the personal obstacles he face like the saying *The Student has become the Master*
I think Schaffrillas said it best. Pixar started consistent, and when they made a bad movie, it really stood out while good movies kinda blend in. Dreamworks has an overall mixed output, but that just makes the movies that are good stand out even more
Only thing I disagree is about Up, that movie was crazy good. Still, I have to admit Dreamworks has had way more hits than misses compared to Pixar, especially in recent years.
Nah he's not. Old Pixar movies are fantastic. Up, Monsters Inc, Monsters University, Finding Nemo, Findint Dory, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Wall-E, they're all fantastic, with thought-provoking antagonists. The list goes on and on.
Pixar makes incredibly well rounded movies, with above average scores in most categories, in terms of comedy, drama, story, visuals, etc. Dreamworks makes films that entertain, and usually have excellent scores in a couple categories, which can make those movies hit harder. Illumination movies babysits your kids while you have imitate company over at the house.
Honestly Dreamworks has movies that are generally more geared towards adults I mean Prince of Egypt, the Shrek franchise, Road to El Dorado, Spirit, KFP and How to Train your dragons have built my childhood and are also enjoyed by adults
I feel this way about most of Pixar’s movies but some of their most recent ones feel like their primarily just for kids. A lot of their older movies had adults as main characters dealing with adult stuff, ratatouille literally had drinking and featured no child characters. Finding Nemo and the incredibles were movies about being parents. Soul is a newer one that also seems more adult geared. Meanwhile movies like luca and turning red revolve around child characters and seem to have been made to appeal primarily just to kids.
Also Dreamworks also has many hidden gems, such as Rise of the Guardians, Prince of Egypt, Road to El Dorado, and Sinbad! Honestly wish these movies got more love!
The prince of egypt is legitimately in contentient for one of the greatest movies ever made And is certainly in the top 2 of movies made about Exodus the only other one being the Ten commandments which is in it of itself one of the greatest movies ever made
Megamind is still one of my favorite villain turned hero movies. Mostly cause of the movies choice of music and ofcourse the legendary scene: "Whats the difference?" "PRESENTATION!!" God I've use that line in DND so much, my group is sick of it. XD
@@renomiz2373 THANK YOU. The opening seems to be brainwashing tons of people into believing that the film is way better than it actually is. Schafrillas opened my eyes to this.
@@renomiz2373 I personally loved that film, it's not a very action packed movie but it's all about a man learning to adapt to change and move on from his wife's death. Not every film needs to have imagery and puns shoved in your face every 2 seconds to be good.
@@yderga8707 I'm gonna be honest man, my favorite film is wolf children. Up being mediocre after the opening has nothing to do with a lack of action or puns. The opening sets the stage and then everything goes from a 9/10 to about a 5 or 6/10. A lot of people forget there is even a villain.
Rise of the Guardians and Spirit are definitely slept on though! And Dreamworks definitely has some banger tv shows, like Race to the Edge, Voltron, Trollhunters, She-Ra, etc.
For me, I grew up with both. I watched the incredibles, Finding Nemo, Toy Story all a bunch of times. But I also watched Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, and Kung Fu Panda, all of which are movies/franchises I love strongly to this day. In my opinion, Dreamworks only got better with time, while Pixar kinda faded into mediocrity.
Price of Egypt and Joseph the king of dreams are underrated gems. I watched them religiously (no pun intended) as a kid. Musically and visually stunning.
DreamWorks also has the best villains because they don't stick to the same strict morals other studios have. They show some violence, some fighting and it's just a lot more open.
Disney makes consistent but safe and predictable movies. Pixar makes movies that play with your emotions, they just go out of their way to use all the feelings that they know. Dreamworks is simply memorable. Their lows are still unforgettable and their highs are so high they define culture, even if they have to wait a decade to get that status. They're the ones who change the industry, the ones who create trends instead of following them. For every pixar meme there's like 10 dream works memes, that's how much they affect the culture even today
Out of all my experiences growing up from 2003. Dreamwork’s for sure. I loved spirit when I was a kid, I constantly reference el dorado quotes, whenever I hear about magi and sinbad, I remember dreamwork’s sinbad. And my entire life I have been knowing the existence of shrek, especially through its party game on the Wii.
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 it’s actually cause I like Miguel and Tulio as characters, the story and the visuals are great, and I can quote most of it
It's crazy what a couple year difference in age can do to perspective cause Toy Story, Bugs life, and Incredibles were it growing up. DreamWorks only had Shrek in the bag, and while that wasn't a series to write off, Toy Story 3 came out when I was just about out of school. Megamind and all the other great DreamWorks movies were things I caught later in life and had minimal impact on me.
For me I grew up with both, watching masterpieces like Finding Nemo, Toy Story, Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Ratatouille, Up, Wall-E, How To Train Your Dragon, Megamind, and so on
For me one of my favorite movies growing up was from dreamworks and it was "rise of the guardians" when I talk about nostalgia movies I talk about that as I grew up on it
Monsters versus aliens will always be a classic to me I don’t know which side it came from, but all I know is that I named one of my baby dolls after the main character ginormica
I think DreamWorks has a better understanding that parents are watching the movies WITH their kids, and so they make their movies well suited to both kids and adult audiences. Pixar movies are fairly good, but I wouldn't say that they are particularly geared towards keeping adults entertained.
And DreamWorks has definitely the best Villains. Tai Lung, Lord Shen, Kai, Pitch Black the Boogeyman and now Death itself. (And of course the one and only JACK HORNER!)
Let's not forget Eris, General Mandible, Lord Farquaad, The Fairy godmother, Tzekel-Kan, Prince Charming, Gallaxhar, Drago Bludvist and Captain Chantel Dubois.
Bro I'm still convinced Disney was the one responsible for Pixar becoming mediocre and I'm still suspect that Disney stole a lot for Pixar movies and slapped it with Disney like Wreck it Ralph, Zootopia and Big Hero 6 felt like Pixar movies Like before Disney acquired Pixar almost all of their movies are 2D and are all female leads with the exception of Aladdin, The Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame but it still has that love story elements
Let's not forget that not only did DreamWorks do the Road to El Dorado, but they also did the Prince of Egypt. DreamWorks just has a MONSTER of an animated movie catalog.
I remember watching megamind when I got McDonald’s as a kid and I’d play with the toys from the happy meal which were mega mind themed at the time and it was great
I think they’re even for me, both studios can produce absolute masterpieces and straight duds. Both were huge on my childhood but Wall-E was the most impactful thing on my childhood so I gotta give it to Pixar
Honestly, one comment I saw perfectly sums it up, at least with Disney, during the past 20 or so years, while Disney in more consistent in making good movies with each release, dreamworks is a bit more sporadic but it’s highs are much much higher (kung fu panda, how to train your dragon, last wish, prince of Egypt)
When I was younger, I watched how to train your dragon a lot like to the point where it was basically the only thing I did watch so how to train your Dragon Will always have a death grip on my childhood until the end of Time
And a diamond in the rough in DreamWorks is the Road to El Dorado! And if you have not seen this movie, I feel sorry for your childhood! And you need to look that movie up if you have an even heard of it you’re missing out!❤
As a young adult Pixar, as a kid DreamWorks. I will deadass get into extensive convos about the smart nuances of a Pixar movie and how the knit together a complex story from a dimple premise. whereas DreamWorks is just amazing at unfolding an already complex story in front of you
I grew up with both DreamWorks and Pixar and yes i love both of them because they are my childhood. Shrek, Madagascar Trilogy, Flushed Away, Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2, Over the Hedge, Captain Underpants, Monster vs Ailens, Mr Peabody and Sherman, Shark Tale, Toy Story, Monster's inc, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, UP, Wall E, Finding Nemo, Cars and Cars 2.
Prince of Egypt is legit one of ,if not, the best animated movies to come out. Probably not even just animated, it's legitimately amazing film. I feel like the reason Pixar is seen as the standard of good quality is just Dreamwork's admittedly kinda consistent HARD misses. Shark Tale, Shrek 3, Boss Baby, Trolls.
I would have to go with Dreamworks, mainly for two reasons. Reason one is that while their quality (at least to me) has more ups and downs than Pixar, their highs are much greater than Pixar's (the last wish being an obvious example). Reason two is simply because most of their movies are a part of my childhood, with some of them being the Shrek franchise, httyd, kung fu panda, Megamind, and Monsters vs Aliens. for some of my favorites (in no particular order), they would have to be httyd 2, Monsters vs Aliens, Kung Fu Panda 2, and the last wish.
I think what makes dreamworks so good is they’re not focused on kids ONLY they focus on widening their audience for literally any age and something anyone can enjoy meanwhile Pixar focuses on mainly kids making it less enjoyable for older audiences
DreamWorks invented the idea of "let em cook"
Dreamworks was created as a big FU to Disney and they killed 2D animation
While Pixar created Wall E, Finding Nemo, Up, Toy Story and The Incredibles
But only Toy story have great sequels
While in DreamWorks it felt like you grow up along with these characters and you see them have character development honestly just look at how Po, Shrek, Alex and Hiccup started in their first movie and look at them in the end of their trilogy and even their spin off like Puss in Boots have a great sendoff in the last wish.
Even one offs are masterpiece from Megamind, Prince of Egypt, Sinbad and the seven seas, Road to El Dorado and chicken run.
@@omegasaiyanuchiha3426can’t lie tho road to el dorado all I gotta say is girl had me actin up
@Yumpus Grumpus let's read every comment in King Julian's accent
DreamWorks bro hands down all day long
How to train your Dragon is literally part of my life lol because of that long term storytelling
Watched the first movie when I was in middle school then the second one was in my mid teens and the last one was in college during my early adulthood bro this movie is like that friend you've been with since you were a kid that also grow up together with you, Hiccup journey from a boy to a Man and finally becoming a Father
Kung Fu Panda is another masterpiece with phenomenal villains: Tai Lung, Lord Shen and Kai and it's a great movie about the journey of life having all these difficult obstacles in you're way as it gets more difficult and every time you overcome them you also get stronger until you reached your full potential it's literally a metaphor for growing up as Po started as an amateur kung Fu genius that sells noddles to learning a lot of new experiences both good and bad and in the end becoming more mature and wise because of all the personal obstacles he face like the saying *The Student has become the Master*
Pixar makes me think and feel but Dreamworks just let me have a good time! 😂
True Pixar did make a movie about feelings
@@brandonfitzgerald-eo3tk well there is the old joke about how most pixar movies are just "what if ____ had feelings"
@@FlareFritz that make sense
Your got damn right
You really woke up and decided to speak 📠
I was confused as to why you said he woke up and decided to speak printer, until I realised it was a fax machine
@@dragonshiny7321 it be like that sometimes
So he was talking like this?
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@@thatonebackgroundfish6972 fax
Lol this reply section got me rollin
I think Schaffrillas said it best. Pixar started consistent, and when they made a bad movie, it really stood out while good movies kinda blend in. Dreamworks has an overall mixed output, but that just makes the movies that are good stand out even more
Thanks Cars 2
Totally agree
I forgot The Good Dinosaur even existed💀
Shit was so boring
Let's keep it that way 💀
@@wolfknight1185 yeah that best ☠️
The good dinosaur was pretty much just a tech demo so Pixar could show off their environment rendering
Good. That movie sucks.
Just not missing with these takes. He's cookin
Bro always Cooks with only rare duds
Man’s absolutely fluent in facts
Only thing I disagree is about Up, that movie was crazy good. Still, I have to admit Dreamworks has had way more hits than misses compared to Pixar, especially in recent years.
And he's cooking GOOD!
Nah he's not. Old Pixar movies are fantastic. Up, Monsters Inc, Monsters University, Finding Nemo, Findint Dory, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Wall-E, they're all fantastic, with thought-provoking antagonists. The list goes on and on.
Facts. DreamWorks just has more variety and creativity. Pixar is good when you want to cry.
So is Dreamworks Prince of Egypt's first 10 minutes made me tear up as a child
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 don’t forget Spirit as well
@@Lottamoneyy The soundtrack of spirit goes so hard 🙌
Pixar makes incredibly well rounded movies, with above average scores in most categories, in terms of comedy, drama, story, visuals, etc. Dreamworks makes films that entertain, and usually have excellent scores in a couple categories, which can make those movies hit harder. Illumination movies babysits your kids while you have imitate company over at the house.
Pixar: create great Movies for you're childhood
DreamWorks: create great movies that will continue to grow akong with you until you become an adult
Honestly Dreamworks has movies that are generally more geared towards adults I mean Prince of Egypt, the Shrek franchise, Road to El Dorado, Spirit, KFP and How to Train your dragons have built my childhood and are also enjoyed by adults
Prince of Egypt peakkk
EL DOOOOORRAAAADDDDDOOOOOOOO
Sinbad and the Seven Seas
I feel this way about most of Pixar’s movies but some of their most recent ones feel like their primarily just for kids.
A lot of their older movies had adults as main characters dealing with adult stuff, ratatouille literally had drinking and featured no child characters. Finding Nemo and the incredibles were movies about being parents. Soul is a newer one that also seems more adult geared.
Meanwhile movies like luca and turning red revolve around child characters and seem to have been made to appeal primarily just to kids.
Having some adult humour ≠ being more geared towards adults
Also Dreamworks also has many hidden gems, such as Rise of the Guardians, Prince of Egypt, Road to El Dorado, and Sinbad! Honestly wish these movies got more love!
The prince of egypt is legitimately in contentient for one of the greatest movies ever made
And is certainly in the top 2 of movies made about Exodus the only other one being the Ten commandments which is in it of itself one of the greatest movies ever made
Wall-E is the actual goat and I'll die on that hill
Megamind is still one of my favorite villain turned hero movies.
Mostly cause of the movies choice of music and ofcourse the legendary scene:
"Whats the difference?"
"PRESENTATION!!"
God I've use that line in DND so much, my group is sick of it. XD
Drop a story dawg
I hate mega mind worst movie ever
@@jimmyjohns2201wrong opinion alert! Wrong opinion alert! Wrong opinion alert!
I will say this in Up's defense: they made a story that will break your heart in just minutes, and used it to introduce the actual movie.
Yea but the rest of the film is so mediocre. The opening scene should of just been released as a short cause nothing else really mattered.
@@renomiz2373 THANK YOU.
The opening seems to be brainwashing tons of people into believing that the film is way better than it actually is. Schafrillas opened my eyes to this.
@@renomiz2373 I personally loved that film, it's not a very action packed movie but it's all about a man learning to adapt to change and move on from his wife's death.
Not every film needs to have imagery and puns shoved in your face every 2 seconds to be good.
@@renomiz2373 I wish the rest of the movie was impactful as the introduction part
@@yderga8707 I'm gonna be honest man, my favorite film is wolf children. Up being mediocre after the opening has nothing to do with a lack of action or puns. The opening sets the stage and then everything goes from a 9/10 to about a 5 or 6/10. A lot of people forget there is even a villain.
Rise of the Guardians and Spirit are definitely slept on though! And Dreamworks definitely has some banger tv shows, like Race to the Edge, Voltron, Trollhunters, She-Ra, etc.
Fun Fact: while the Prince of Egypt was being made, as punishment for people who didn't do well enough on it, they were sent to work on Shrek instead.
I love both of them but Dreamworks hands down. Hell, the latest movie Dreamworks made just proved how good they are.
Puss in boots the last wish?
The man spoke the facts
For me, I grew up with both. I watched the incredibles, Finding Nemo, Toy Story all a bunch of times.
But I also watched Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, and Kung Fu Panda, all of which are movies/franchises I love strongly to this day.
In my opinion, Dreamworks only got better with time, while Pixar kinda faded into mediocrity.
Pixar straight up flopped with Lightyear, like god that movie was bland
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 blander then that inside out sandwich
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 also W user name and pfp
Disney buying pixar was perhaps the worst thing that could ever happen to it
@@thereseemstobeenanerror1219 calm down bro, they dropped Ratatouille and Wall-E right after the partnership
Price of Egypt and Joseph the king of dreams are underrated gems. I watched them religiously (no pun intended) as a kid. Musically and visually stunning.
One I called you brother!
Once I thought the chance to make you laugh! Was all I ever wanted...
@@zeenoash.8805
I send the thunder from the sky
I send the fire raining down
Not to mention that Dreamworks is still putting out bangers to this day, puss in boots is straight flames
What about the new trolls movie that just got announced? That sure as shit not going to be a banger lol
That opening in puss in boots was good as hell
Puss in Boots the Last Wish is one of the best animated films I've ever seen. And the top 3 on my top 5 are all DreamWorks films
Bro it's true, even the last Madagascar movie with the circus had me in feels
Road to El Dorado is extremely underrated
Chel is the best😏😅
@@Solo-uc9wq ayo
@@khidkhai_re2483 I’m not wrong tho 😫
Let’s not forget PUSS IN BOOTS!
That sequel was beyond top notch
DreamWorks also has the best villains because they don't stick to the same strict morals other studios have. They show some violence, some fighting and it's just a lot more open.
The prince of Egypt is underrated
Very slept on 💤
If you’d ask this question 12 years ago it’d be Pixar all the way. But nowadays Dreamworks is making classics left and right
Disney makes consistent but safe and predictable movies.
Pixar makes movies that play with your emotions, they just go out of their way to use all the feelings that they know.
Dreamworks is simply memorable. Their lows are still unforgettable and their highs are so high they define culture, even if they have to wait a decade to get that status. They're the ones who change the industry, the ones who create trends instead of following them. For every pixar meme there's like 10 dream works memes, that's how much they affect the culture even today
DreamWorks: Oh you have good movies just not the best movies
Pixar: And what's the difference?
DreamWorks *published Puss in Boots 2*: PRESENTATION!
The movie I've watched a lot as a kid Was Rise Of The Guardians.
I freaking love that movie!
Ik samee I watch it every Christmas!!!!
Absolutely love this movie!
Same, that movie is 🔥
Out of all my experiences growing up from 2003. Dreamwork’s for sure. I loved spirit when I was a kid, I constantly reference el dorado quotes, whenever I hear about magi and sinbad, I remember dreamwork’s sinbad. And my entire life I have been knowing the existence of shrek, especially through its party game on the Wii.
DreamWorks just hit different 😎😎
HTTYD & Kung Fu Panda are the perfect example of a perfect trilogy. Flawless movies that get better & better each movie & ending perfectly.
And unlike Pixar's movies they were good enough to spawn entire franchises, from TV shows to comics to games
Idk if KFP 3 holds up as well as the previous movies, but I agree it's a perfect trilogy.
What about Road to el dorado? That’s my favorite dreamworks movie tbh
You remember that one scene 😏
And I’m pretty sure I know exactly why
@@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375 it’s actually cause I like Miguel and Tulio as characters, the story and the visuals are great, and I can quote most of it
“I like to move it move it”
It's crazy what a couple year difference in age can do to perspective cause Toy Story, Bugs life, and Incredibles were it growing up. DreamWorks only had Shrek in the bag, and while that wasn't a series to write off, Toy Story 3 came out when I was just about out of school.
Megamind and all the other great DreamWorks movies were things I caught later in life and had minimal impact on me.
Let's not even forget DreamWorks Did a Biblical Epic with the Prince of Egypt and it is GLORIOUS!!
"And I don't mean it metaphorically or rhetorically or poetically or theoretically or any other fancy way. I'M DEATH. STRAIGHT UP!"
For me I grew up with both, watching masterpieces like Finding Nemo, Toy Story, Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Ratatouille, Up, Wall-E, How To Train Your Dragon, Megamind, and so on
For me one of my favorite movies growing up was from dreamworks and it was "rise of the guardians" when I talk about nostalgia movies I talk about that as I grew up on it
Monsters versus aliens will always be a classic to me I don’t know which side it came from, but all I know is that I named one of my baby dolls after the main character ginormica
It's a DreamWorks project. I loved that movie too. Used to watch the cartoon series on Nickelodeon. Good times
W.R. Monger: This makes me wanna cry if I haven't lost my tears in the war.😤 A great way to celebrate my 90th birthday 🎂
Dreamworks be holding that shit down like bro the boy on the moon need to finally get his own movie
Found out that Megamind is finally getting a TV series in 2024 or 2025. I can be able to rest now
Everybody's gangster until they hear Kai's theme playing.
Kai j jonah Jameson and omni man coming to take everyone down
The fact that it's a remix of I'm So Sorry by Imagine Dragons makes it so badass for some reason.
I think DreamWorks has a better understanding that parents are watching the movies WITH their kids, and so they make their movies well suited to both kids and adult audiences. Pixar movies are fairly good, but I wouldn't say that they are particularly geared towards keeping adults entertained.
Don't forget flushed away and over the hedge, both were under appreciated bangers
What he said about Shrek is literally proven true due to the fact that it's getting a fifth installment.
And DreamWorks has definitely the best Villains.
Tai Lung, Lord Shen, Kai, Pitch Black the Boogeyman and now Death itself. (And of course the one and only JACK HORNER!)
Let's not forget Eris, General Mandible, Lord Farquaad, The Fairy godmother, Tzekel-Kan, Prince Charming, Gallaxhar, Drago Bludvist and Captain Chantel Dubois.
One of them has the better moms no question
Dreamworks is dropping some heat lately
"Little Dinosaur" is sending me 😭
Remember back when PIXAR actually tried to make a good movie
No
Yes
1995 - 2010
Bro I'm still convinced Disney was the one responsible for Pixar becoming mediocre and I'm still suspect that Disney stole a lot for Pixar movies and slapped it with Disney like Wreck it Ralph, Zootopia and Big Hero 6 felt like Pixar movies
Like before Disney acquired Pixar almost all of their movies are 2D and are all female leads with the exception of Aladdin, The Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame but it still has that love story elements
DreamWorks makes a lot of deep movies. Movies that make you feel and are fun as hell
How to train you dragon gets you in the feels if you haven’t watched it for a few years.
the test flight Theme has my bawling
Let's not forget that not only did DreamWorks do the Road to El Dorado, but they also did the Prince of Egypt. DreamWorks just has a MONSTER of an animated movie catalog.
Bro didn't just cook. He served a whole full course meal.
Wall-e has a special place in my heart
Rise of the guardians will always have a special place in my heart
Mine too! So sad that it’s slept on! Could have been on par with HTTYD if it got a sequel like it was originally planned!
people low key be forgetting bout Over The Hedge too
*Ratatouille is a masterpiece✨️*
Megamind was definitely a fun critique superheroes and villains while also being its own thing.
Pixar walked so DreamWorks could run
I remember watching megamind when I got McDonald’s as a kid and I’d play with the toys from the happy meal which were mega mind themed at the time and it was great
I think they’re even for me, both studios can produce absolute masterpieces and straight duds. Both were huge on my childhood but Wall-E was the most impactful thing on my childhood so I gotta give it to Pixar
Facts on racks my guy DreamWorks got em beat hands down
You could have started and ended the discussion with Kung Fu Panda. An Utter masterpiece of a trilogy.
Over The Hedge is way too underrated . Lol
Pixar:I'm the best
DreamWorks: _Check yourself before you Shrek yourself_
Well, I loved The Bad Guys. That was the last "kid" movie I watched that just naturally felt cool.
I feel like spirit is way too much of an underrated movie from DreamWorks I absolutely love that movie
Shrek II is one of the best pieces of cinema to come out in the last 20 years. . . not even joking
Prince of Egypt. Nuff said
Honestly, one comment I saw perfectly sums it up, at least with Disney, during the past 20 or so years, while Disney in more consistent in making good movies with each release, dreamworks is a bit more sporadic but it’s highs are much much higher (kung fu panda, how to train your dragon, last wish, prince of Egypt)
When I was younger, I watched how to train your dragon a lot like to the point where it was basically the only thing I did watch so how to train your Dragon Will always have a death grip on my childhood until the end of Time
DreamWorks really needs it's own streaming service so we can watch all their movies
And a diamond in the rough in DreamWorks is the Road to El Dorado! And if you have not seen this movie, I feel sorry for your childhood! And you need to look that movie up if you have an even heard of it you’re missing out!❤
"Who let him c-"
I did.
Disney was making W's Atlantis and Treasure Planet will always live in my heart rent free
As a young adult Pixar, as a kid DreamWorks. I will deadass get into extensive convos about the smart nuances of a Pixar movie and how the knit together a complex story from a dimple premise. whereas DreamWorks is just amazing at unfolding an already complex story in front of you
"hot take" Megamind is super underrated
Bruh Wall E was amazing, it's the reason why love should be and how it is.
Wall E is critically underated,that shit is top tier
I never really knew the difference between the 2 company, but this video made me realize that I am more of a Pixar fan!
Honestly more of a Dreamworks guy but I like Pixar as well
I know its not the best movie but i liked over the hedge as a kid and I love it.
Was a close race till he brought up Madagascar. It’s goated and the nostalgia from that movie is one of the few things to trigger me to tears.
Disney: Art (Mostly in the Past)
Pixar: Personality
Dreamworks: The Amazing Gift that no one asked for
DreamWorks has always be my favorite
How to Train your Dragons and Kung Fu Panda alone CLEAR Pixar's entire catalog
I grew up with both DreamWorks and Pixar and yes i love both of them because they are my childhood. Shrek, Madagascar Trilogy, Flushed Away, Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2, Over the Hedge, Captain Underpants, Monster vs Ailens, Mr Peabody and Sherman, Shark Tale, Toy Story, Monster's inc, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, UP, Wall E, Finding Nemo, Cars and Cars 2.
Prince of Egypt is legit one of ,if not, the best animated movies to come out. Probably not even just animated, it's legitimately amazing film.
I feel like the reason Pixar is seen as the standard of good quality is just Dreamwork's admittedly kinda consistent HARD misses. Shark Tale, Shrek 3, Boss Baby, Trolls.
Shrek has probably influenced meme and internet culture more than any other film of that time, and it's memes are still used today
Lets not forget DreamWorks got: Prince of Egypt, road to El dorado and Sinbad. Like these were HEAT
The prince of Egypt made by DreamWorks is also the best animated movie ever
I would have to go with Dreamworks, mainly for two reasons. Reason one is that while their quality (at least to me) has more ups and downs than Pixar, their highs are much greater than Pixar's (the last wish being an obvious example). Reason two is simply because most of their movies are a part of my childhood, with some of them being the Shrek franchise, httyd, kung fu panda, Megamind, and Monsters vs Aliens. for some of my favorites (in no particular order), they would have to be httyd 2, Monsters vs Aliens, Kung Fu Panda 2, and the last wish.
Finding Nemo was my main childhood
There is only ONE movie that Pixar will NEVER touch from Dreamworks.
The Prince of Egypt.
They can sometimes produce some stinkers nobody remembers including trolls and the one with a snow monster lol
I think what makes dreamworks so good is they’re not focused on kids ONLY they focus on widening their audience for literally any age and something anyone can enjoy meanwhile Pixar focuses on mainly kids making it less enjoyable for older audiences
My man d spitting fax like always 🗿
Are you kidding me Coco was a banger through and through that movie made me cry.
Ratatouille deserves the love it deserves
I know it's not really a classic to most people but I loved the prince of egypt too. I watched that again and again
DreamWorks villains are one of the main reason everyone likes them