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Not often a child actor still enjoys his work once he grows up. I m glad you still like Up.
Lol
Holy shit !
OMG so cute lol
Omg this comment is underrated
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaan.
This man complains he's tired of the "normal guy ends up being the villain after the twist" trope. Let me remind you how we all felt when we found out Lysanderoth was the bad guy. That hurt. We loved that character and it was an absolute betrayal.
Well he is a master of deception
I know right? He has always been the good guy who wants to cleanse the world from impurities. So his evil guy reveal just comes off as forced.
I'd like to offer a counterpoint: It works with Lysanderoth because he was a party member we grew attached to, instead of some forgettable secondary character.
If it was a movie about the game, he could have ended up as just that one party member who gets one or two lines of foreshadowing before disappearing into the background in favor of focusing on Archibald to make his death more tragic. In a game, it works, since you get to enjoy playing them and get bits of personality from skits and pre, mid and post battle dialogue.
Case in point, a lot of people actually want to know about Ophelia.
@@jrg87 well yeah you get attached to them through gameplay and hours of quests
@@jamesgratz4771 Is... this supposed to be an argument against what I said, or just restating the main point? Cause I'm a little confused.
The older brother in Onward was 100% made for Jack Black but Chris Pratt was walking by the casting room at Disney after doing re-re-re-takes for Guardians 3 so they gave it to him to save on paperwork
my parents didnt let me watch onward because it had lgbtq stuff or something
@@aloe8694 it had one scene where a cyclops-cop mentions her girlfriend
@@aloe8694 it literally only has a single character mention her girlfriend in a single conversation
@@aloe8694 Eh you weren't missing much. If I had kids I would let them see it even if I don't think kids should be exposed to that stuff since its so minor. But the movie overall is actually one of my least favorite from Pixar.
@@crescenthaven8969
Why not?
There is only one reason why Up is my favorite Pixar movie: it’s because Carl, the old man, reminds me a lot of my grandfather who basically raised me. The whole theme with flying things like blimps and airplanes also struck me hard in that film because my grandfather was a pilot, used to fly seaplanes and flew for the civil air patrol. When he grew older, especially around the time I was born, he used to fly model airplanes and he would take me out to the airstrip, and I would sit on a picnic table and eat lunch as I watched all the planes go by.
TLDR: Up makes me cry every time I watch it as I’m thinking of my grandfather and immediately calling him up on the phone to catch up with him.
dewittttttt
Humanity 100
after the opening sequence, the best parts of Up are really just Carl, Russel, and Doug. I really wish the whole movie was focused on just them. they didn't need a villain at all
To be completely honest, I don't remember shit about UP except for the first 7min. I watched that first 7 minutes probably more than 100 times.
sorry to be so dramatic, but your comment really got me because my grandfather was a pilot as well. he wasn't jaded like Carl, after my nana died, he was obviously sad but he still embraced us grandkids and his family in a really warm, hopeful way. he's gone now, but reading your story was a really nice thing for me today. anyway, I hope you and your grandfather's relationship remains healthy and wholesome
Here's me not realising the train wreck of a movie Planes wasn't actually released by Pixar, getting increasingly worried you hadn't mentioned it and thinking you'd placed it in your top picks.
Glad I wasn’t the only one
I actually forgot it existed until you mentioned it.
So did I but who released it
Same here! I kept nervously anticipating it.
@@komodeakeriki6826 Disney
"It's Johnson Smith! The CEO at the beginning of the movie, remember!? Betcha didn't expect him to be the bad guy!"
They can't expect the villain's identity if they already forgot about the guy in the first place ;)
"My machinations lay undetected for years"
It was HIS MISTAKE!
I'd argue Monsters Inc was on the verge of doing that too, but no one complains. I mean it wasn't a stretch so that's probably why.
@@GermaphobeMusic ***Looks of dissapointedness intensify***
it takes strong mommy issues to appreciate brave
Ahhh that's why I liked it
I don’t even have mommy issues but I cried like a baby at that movie 💀
I liked it, unlike most people
Not necessarily, just one semi abusive/ completely abusive parent and one that wants you to succeed.
@@jerryb216 idk, i have a pretty good family n i liked brave
my only problem with soul is the very end, he finally accepts his death and is ready to move on while remembering how important his life was to him...And then they put him back in the real world.
He has a new appreciation for what life is. He now understands there's more to life than obsession. The movie is giving him the opportunity to live out that new found ideology
What you think is noob like unfortunately max. Soul is fantastic and is actually a fairly accurate depiction of the after life
Gefe man
@@lyranlover6904 sorry for the misunderstanding, I absolutely LOVE Soul, it's one of my all time favorites, thats my *only* problem, the art, story, characters, and overall flavor of the movie is incredible (the afterlife thing is debatable, though its a good one, but there are a lot of other ones, like the wheel of reincarnation and the norse valhalla)
People who say this just don't seem to realize how unbelievably hard it is, literally for everyone who dare tried, to convince #22 to go to earth and then to just miserably fail. 22 has been in the Great Before for thousands and thousands of years (he/she's the 22nd sould to have ever been created...let that sink in) only for a middle-aged man, who's so ordinary and someone who didn't even have any great achievement in life, to finally convince him/her to experience life . Of course they will give him a 2nd chance having seen the lengths that he did just to live once more.
@@WaughinJarth all depictions of the after life are experienced just depends which life experience you have completed as to how it looks. The thing you have an issue with makes no sense to me. It’s a good part of the movie
I would love to see one of these with the studio ghibli movies
Like so Sung can see!
^^^^^
#1 Spirited Away
Agreed
YES
“huh, i didn’t feel like my time was wasted” is such a relatable feeling for after watching a movie
@@theKobus trueeeee
talk about a waste of time film...cars 2...what was that?
@Shawn Johnson you can't just do that anymore, everybody knows that link
@@razkable cars 2’s was fucking awesome though. The world building is incredible, the story is eh, but it’s still a decent film.The only thing that I dislike was doc Hudson’s unexplained death, but it would’ve been weird because the only cars I’ve seen die, are through explosions. Mater is kind of a weak protagonist, yes, but entertaining.
Usually bad movies with good characters but shit story
The coconut pirates in Moana feel like the kind of thing where it was adapted from a book and they didn’t want to leave out a scene that was in the book. But Moana is… not a book.
I watched Soul without knowing anything about it beforehand, and I feel like it made the experience so much better. When he died, I had *NO* idea what was going on.
Thanks for the spoiler
I knew almost nothing about the movie before watching it and it definitely paid off
@@comodeas4483 (late to this) but yeah I'm pretty sure it showed in the trailer itself too lmao
@@zoulzopan it shows his death in the trailer tho
Ed Norton is Tyler Durden.
Me: I never really get mad at opinions.
ProZD: I don’t like this thing.
Me: What!?! I like this thing. I LIKE this thing.
ProZD: But I do like this thing.
@@CelestialFalkon what, but, I don’t like that thing! That thing fucking sucks!
Sungwon: Bug's Life is GOOD!
Me: I hate that thing.... FUCK THAT THING!
Nice reference to ProZD's past video
Inside out should definitely be top 10 imo
I really wish Pixar would do those animated bloopers at the end of their movies again.
They did in Soul didn't they?
They did one at the start of incredibles 2
Ratatouille is my favorite Pixar movie of all time, for one specific reason - Ego's monologue near the end. It genuinely elevates it from a kid's movie that adults can enjoy to a very beautiful movie with a lot of heart.
Not everyone can be a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere. That perfectly wrapped up the movie and hit me in the feels at the same time.
Crazy how Hatsune Miku managed to pull off such a gruff and intimidating voice with Hopper. Didn't know she had it in her
Every other film: story is a mess
Cars 2: so stupid it becomes funny
I hate it but I honestly can't disagree with it.
I hate it, so i watched it 20 times
I use it as background noise when I play games lmao
@@EllieMiller510 you know a film is messy when you use it as background noise to fill the silence lmao
It's the difference between a +4 and a -9
“#15: Inside Out.”
I finally know what’s it’s like when ProzD shits on your favorite Pokémon.
But...I LIKE THAT THING! There are people who EXIST who like that thing!
@@shusukepanda Best possible reply.
@@shusukepanda -insert vulgar hate comment about ProZD putting a movie you love in a bad spot, like cars-
Fr lmao, probably in my top 3
That one shocked me. I also didn't care about that scene as much as I did the ending. The ending is where the heart is. But I respect his explaination.
The thing that killed Onward for me was having Chris Pratt play what is CLEARLY a Jack Black role. The whole time I was just like..."Why isn't this being voiced by Jack Black?!"
Because then it would be a little movie called Orange County.
i think brave is the reverse of most pixar films, in that instead of a "okay start, bad/blah middle, fantastic ending" it was a "fantastic start, bad/blah middle, okay ending". like it does give you a really interesting character introduction, the relationship between the mother and daughter, and then the bear stuff happens and the movie is just unsaveable. it kind of makes it worse as a film because its setting the bar high and failing to deliver, as opposed to an okay start and finishing powerfully
Me, a Scotsman - "please don't let Brave come last"
Me, as a Scotsman when Brave came last - "Yeah that seems right tbh"
You were like: *never have i been this offended by something i 100% agree with*
Merida is awesome, you can't get better than badass scotish freckled curly haired redhead archer princess..., but her movie is soooo boring
There is just no way Brave is worse than the Cars trilogy. It was messy and had problems but it was still flat out more entertaining
@@Tinil0 as a scottish person, cars 2 is a godsend, brave is bad, but cars 2 deserves like the top ten spot
I actually enjoyed brave LOL
The moment in Up that always always gets me isn't Ellie's death, it's later in the movie when Carl is looking through her book and finds the note thanking him for the adventure and to 'go have a new one'. Gets me every time 😭😭😭
ikr i was bawling in the theater at that part it was so unexpected
Becca R Same. Everyone goes on about the first 5 minutes of the film, but that reveal in her book broke me in the theatres. Its my favourite scene in the film.
@@MrChannelforwatching Everyone seems to have a different part that got them. My friends was the final shot with house at the falls. Mine was when the house is falling out of site. Russel says sorry about his house and he says “You know kid, it's just a house.” That line just completely summed up his growth.
It's the house on the falls at the end that does it for me.
@@byronsenior6499 That’s actually my second favourite part, then the first 5 minutes. The house ending up on the falls at the end was just the cherry on top of an amazing film.
“The first Cars is boring as shit.”
I love Cars. It’s an amazing movie. But I’ve never agreed with something more in my whole life.
I liked it more than I thought I would.
It’s surprisingly well paced and it’s a fun movie. I don’t agree with him
I thought it was pretty good
I really loved the film as a kid and I still do, but I wouldn't go out of my way to sit down and watch it ya know? Like if I was with my friends and they decided that they wanted to watch it then fine, but honestly it's too slow paced and I've watched it way too much to really enjoy it anymore
I mean the movie is literally about slowing down and appreciating life.
Brave has the most "out of nowhere" plot ever
"I want this movie to be lower but the others are just worse" idk why but that makes such perfect sense lol
Also the inverse. There’s some movies on there I definitely liked, but I can’t say they were better than the really good ones that ranked in the upper half
Toy story 4 fucking sucked
@@joepho123
Toy Story 4 was a fine movie up until the last scene where you feel like you've been slapped across the face with betrayal
I watched recently and I still don’t know how to feel about it.
I missed Bo Peep in the third one so I was glad to see her again and her new development, while stark still made sense and that was the highlight for me. The way they handled the other broken toys/forky and the subtextual themes about disability could have been better. Forky had his moments that got me to care but I’m still on the fence about him. Woody was enjoyable despite being more unlikable. The pacing felt off because the toys were taking their time watching the subplots resolve while their friends were stalling the humans. The toys had way too much direct influence. Like speaking without their voice box to change the directions of the gps.
I really did have a good bit of fun with this one, but yeah it has a lot of problems.
I really liked Toy Story 4 but is definitely not for everyone, some people still see Toy Story 3 as the real ending
"Let's Rank ALL OF THE GHIBLI FILMS"
Now you can appeal to your weeb audience!
Unpopular opinion. Only like 4-5 ghibli movies are great. The rest are mediocre to flat out boring.
@@KingR098 Huh I never knew that was unpopular. I and most of my friends agree. They make either an amazing movie or a slow boring one imo.
Pom Poko is lit
@@jimjam1766 Least favourite Ghibli movie honestly, way too preachy
damn i still haven't watched a single Ghibli movie. I had an opportunity to watch one a week ago but I was too busy :(
Just wanted to say, Onward was the last film I saw in theaters right as the world was shutting down from the pandemic, and I have never cried harder in a theater. The climax is so emotional.
I work with the developmentally disabled, and their favorite movie is the original Toy Story. I have to watch it two to three times a day. I have seen it hundreds of times if not more. And you know what? It doesn’t get old. I still genuinely enjoy it to this day. That says SO much about how perfect of a film it is.
My autistic brother ADORES Toy Story 1 and I end up hearing it every single day and I can never sick of it either so I feel this lol
When i see it on TV for like the millionth time, im still like "this is good"
@@mirandasator1316 awee that’s sweet :)
Yeh I have to agree it is definitely the best one, even if the humans look like their trying to steal your soul
I think this is the most wholesome comment on the internet
Have you ever worked in the kitchen? Ratatouille definitely needed all of the characters to show the chaos of what a kitchen is actually like
Yeah, I thought the side characters were fine, not just because they're necessary for a kitchen to operate, but they didn't take away from the plot. That's what actually pisses me off about poorly used side characters, when they completely derail the plot with their bullshit.
That's a funny question because he probably haven't, like, majority of people haven't worked in the kitchen so I suppose is better to explain why do u feel that way instead of asking that
@@adityamahajan1631 that’s kind of what DID happen. The kitchen staff all had introductions and lines but they were never supposed to contribute to plot very strongly. They’re pretty much glorified extras
I wonder if he was talking about the rat family showing up. For me that was the part I really didnt care about. I would have been happy if they all were happy with him going no contact with his toxic family.
In MI 1 Mike makes a joke about how sully has been jealous of his looks since the 4th grade. But in MI 2 they meet in college.
Pixar you have disappointed me.
How did I never notice that, what were they thinking?
Isn't there a scene in MU where they're really small and know eachother? Or they're at least students at the same school. Maybe they just became friends in college but just peers in school. Trying to make an excuse for them but it does seem like a big oversight.
@ There were going to be scenes were they knew each other as kids, but they were deleted
It really is weird how Mike Wazowski's voice actor didn't get much work in voice acting other than that. He was in howl's moving castle and reprised his role for monsters uni, but otherwise didn't do anything else in animated movies despite being high points in those movies.
Billy Crystal has been in a ton of stuff outside of animated movies. From Princess Bride to Analyze This to Throw Momma from the Train. He’s a gem in every movie he’s in honestly.
I recognized his voice in Howl’s Moving Castle before I even read the casting. Because when I listened to Calcifer’s voice, I was like “Wait a minute. He sounds like Mike Wazowski.”
I legitimately didn’t realize that this was released 11 hours ago until he started talking about Toy Story 4 and Soul. I though I was just listening to some old ProZD vids
That happened with me too
I default assume all ProZD vids are youtube algorithm digging up the past
whenever i look at prozd vids, i look at the date and most of the time gets surprised that it was a new vid xD
I thought this was an old vid till I looked at your comment and saw it was made a day ago
@@Thesmus legit, every thumbnail of his look almost exactly the same lol.
The line that stuck with me for soul was “I’m just afraid that if I died today, my life would’ve amounted to nothing.” Like it’s existential crisis the movie and I love it.
"Wreck It Ralph" is my existential crisis animation, just not Pixar.
what i liked about is they took that line and where like, it doesnt matter if you accomplished or "amounted" to anything, life is worth living for the sake of living it
@@Heyu7her3 what do you mean 'just not pixar'. That just makes you sound so biased.
@@Marnigewait, what do you mean? this video is about Pixar movies and I was saying the movie I appreciate in regards to existential crises is "Wreck It Ralph" (it's from Disney Animation Studios).
@@Heyu7her3 you just compared a movie with a company.
Even this OC mentioned specifically the movie Soul.
Hatsune Miku is so talented. After A Bug's Life, she went on to produce Doogal.
My God him mentioning Hatsune Miku messed with me so much I had no idea what he was saying
Did she write Harry Potter before or after producing that?
Glad Wall E getting solid rep. Fucking love that movie still to this day
I love how most of the “bad” ones are sequels
I like your username
Love the pfp
I also suspect a lot of nostalgia factor as well
Thats normal and expected
Not really though
I loved Hatsune Miku in Se7en.
Is she a voice, a hologram, etc.? I mean in the movie, not in real life.
And don't forget the stellar role in House of Miku
Become vengeance Daniel-kun. Become wrath-sama.
Omg I love your videos I've been a fan since 2017
Oh hey true green sup man
Finally, someone who understands the masterpiece that is Cars 2
Don’t understand why it is so hated i really love it
I loved this list. I wouldnt have put them all in this order but i appreciate the thought behind every single one. They all made sense and even when you put my precious toy story 2 that low: your explanation was wonderful.
There was one exception tho. You gave one movie a harsh critique you said it "betrayed" the other movies to me that should put it in the lowest spot
“It is so stupid and that works in its favor”
Couldn’t have said it better
I completely disagree, but i guess i'm the only person who thought that a plot not revolving around a racing-related heros journey or character development wasn't fitting for the cars universe. I can clearly see that i'm the odd one out amongst the majority here.
@@tigerstripes7427 It’s definitely stupid, no one’s arguing with that. But with just how boring the other movies are, it is still a nice change of pace, even if it is probably a worse movie. I say probably because I honestly don’t remember any of the cars movies other than Cars 2. I watched the whole series like a year ago, and I only remember the one with Mader as a spy and the big oil conspiracy
A classic case of, Its so stupidly bad that it loops back around to being funny in its own way
@@djmike679 Yeah. Very few of the jokes were legitimately funny, but it’s a great ironic watch
@@tigerstripes7427 I'm with you, man. Then again I didn't find the first movie boring so again, in the minority.
ProZD's relationship with his mother is so healthy he didn't even relate to Brave.
I wish for me to have that relationship with my son
@@mattegrey2609 Just remember that respect is earned not given, even from kids, and you'll do fine
Bao
wow healthy family relationship whats that??
this and the dub from my country is what makes this movie be higher on the rank for me 😗
I see how people don't like the overall story, but the soundtrack? H O O B O Y is that thing pretty.
Ratatouille didn't get out of bed to be disrespected like this
Ratatouille is the best Pixar film ever made
Indeed it is the best I really think he’s thinking to much about the too much character thing
Mulan better for me
@@ballshd68419 its funny, at least he explains why he ranks it low. Nobody here is explaining why they rank it so high
@@Rain-qg5qc you wouldn’t know. It’s too good. Just an amazing film overall
You can tell he really cares for the top 10 because he stops talking about the flow of the movie and more about his feelings about specific characters and events
ProdZ woke up this day and choose violence
"performed by hatsune miku" caught me offguard
Got totally confused there for a second. And then remembered who actually voiced Hopper...
I had a stroke reading your name
@@petebickmore8392 Can you explain it? I'm not an english speaker so I don't have a clue about what he's talking there. I'm so curious though XD
@@zsean6788 😘
@@lexaaxel6723 Kevin Spacey voiced Hopper. So the joke is that Hopper's voice was generated by Hatsune Miku via voicebank.
I loved the A Bug's Life comments. I had the exact same reaction you did a few months ago. As a kid, I was obsessed with the movie. I hadn't watched it for about ten years, though. I rewatched it a few months ago and I was dumbfounded with how tight the structure was and how well it managed to balance THAT many characters (the weakest characters being the secondary ant characters, but with the circus group, they pulled off something almost no one could today).
Your comment on Monsters Inc's intricate, creative world made me think... Isn't the worldbuilding in that film just EFFORTLESS?
IIRC from the DVDs they originally had a "once upon a time, monsters and humans lived together" opening that they quite rightly cut. But in the final cut there's no exposition, no "guy from our world" they have to explain it to, no "as you know, Mike, we are monsters and we scare children"... Even though it's introducing so many new concepts, it doesn't slow down to explain them.
Man. Every sci-fi/fantasy writer should go watch Monsters Inc. again.
#23 - 0:34 Brave (2012)
#22 - 1:11 The Good Dinosaur (2015)
#21 - 1:58 Cars (2006)
#20 - 2:40 Cars 3 (2017)
#19 - 3:27 Cars 2 (2011)
#18 - 4:04 Monsters University (2013)
#17 - 4:55 Toy Story 4 (2019)
#16 - 6:03 Incredibles 2 (2018)
#15 - 7:37 Inside Out (2015)
#14 - 8:19 Finding Dory (2016)
#13 - 9:21 Soul (2020)
#12 - 11:08 Ratatouille (2007)
#11 - 12:12 Coco (2017)
#10 - 13:11 A Bug's Life (1998)
#09 - 14:40 Onward (2020)
#08 - 16:15 Up (2009)
#07 - 17:31 Finding Nemo (2003)
#06 - 18:43 Toy Story 2 (1999)
#05 - 19:30 The Incredibles (2004)
#04 - 20:09 Monsters Inc. (2001)
#03 - 21:30 Toy Story 3 (2010)
#02 - 23:03 Walle (2008)
#01 - 24:30 Toy Story (1995)
thank you, i was looking for something like this
Nice. Thanks dude
This should be higher in the comments list.
Where's Planes lol
Thank you very much for this list.
I was going to throw hands on Brave, but after thinking about it, I couldn’t remember a single thing I liked about the movie besides the concept
My family is Scottish. My parents are immigrants, I've spent my whole life very Scotland-oriented. My mom and I fight a lot, and especially fought a lot when I was a teenager. We are the IDEAL audience for it. It's not good. Devastating.
Merida's hair next
nice pfp
I liked the build up with her mother and how she wants her to behave like a “proper lady” or “princess” but the bear plot was completely forgettable.
Her relationship with her brothers, her dad, and her hair.
Him: "Hopper played by the amazing Hatsune Miku"
Me: "Uh... who was Hopper again? That doesn't sound... right? Let me check IMDB.... *oh* "
Lmao. I looked up Hatsune Miku first. I was like, 'what the heck, I remember her, that doesn't make sense.'
THEN, I looked up the movie casting. Hahaha That was very nice by ProzHD.
the “Huh, I didn’t feel like it was a complete waste of my time”
This is how i rate movies too sadly. Hate when 90min+ movies end up being awful
And yea, the new toy story movies suck. Won’t be watching future ones lol
A Bug's life is so tightly written partly because it's very much a children's adaptation of Kurosawa's Seven Samurai
Which is pretty cool honestly
Age 8: wow, A Bug's Life is so cool!
Age 15: Wait A Bugs Life is just the Magnificent 7 with Ants?
Age 20: Wait The Magnificent 7 is a western version of the classical Japanese Story The 7 Samurai???!!!
Me: “Let’s go can’t wait to hear him praise coco.”
SungWon: “It’s solid.”
Me:👁👄👁
Yeah how bizarre that it's lower than stuff like Onward
@@joshuaharper1206 except he explained why he ranked them how he did. He didn't like the middle of Coco, he liked the whole of the story beats from Onward
@@GhostWriter520 Onward felt so short, Coco gets me every time. Onward 2 does feel like it could happen
Yeah I felt like Onward was pretty decent at best. Like it was more or less predictable
@@GhostWriter520 Except he's wrong in this instance, the "antics" in the middle is the entirety of the main character exploring the afterlife which has a lot of touching moments and character development. I can respect his criticism for Soul in that I was also way more interested in the real life plot and it honestly could have been JUST about that, but not so with Coco. The whole film is about being remembered and forgiveness, and the afterlife was necessary and never seemed silly to me in respect to the world it sets up.
listening to him talk about the plot to a bug’s life is so funny when you haven’t seen the movie
i feel so validated :0 ive always felt super isolated in liking Onward. I agree that having a brother in real life definitely makes the film connect more, not just for brother-brother relationships but also sister-brother. I really love that this film was subtly family-oriented without being too cheesy
Ironically I think this tier list is much like a Pixar movie. Strong beginning, messy middle, and strong ending.
I’d put this at a #11
The ending isn't so strong as wall e is only 2nd not first
Middle is accurate.
@@thewerepyreking na man soul deserves better , better than buggggg life atleast
@@imaginarychip4916 it's messy. A great beginning and great ending, but has a tough time recovering from the odd Soul-Essentialism it establishes (and never fully rejects), and just kinda wanders. Maybe that's fitting since the simple moments in life are what stick out sometimes but it still wandered a lot.
WALL-E came at a really weird time in my life. I wouldn't admit it then, but I honestly kinda identified with this lonely 700 year old robot with a personality disorder. He did his meager job well, but he had fun with it and always dreamed of something more. Despite his blundering he was indeed destined for greatness because he greeted everything that came his way with optimism, compassion, and curiosity. He even won the heart of the sophisticated and driven robo-gal of his dreams. He gave me hope for my own life. Hope that some day destiny would break my loneliness and that I'd meet that challenge with open and capable arms... Even if those arms are a bit clumsy at times.
🥺
A wonderful read
Wall-E is my number 1. Not only in Pixar but across all animated movies.
It's a beautiful , Beautiful movie.
🥺
To be less vague- I struggle with ADHD. I mean well, but am often over-eager and mess things up. Because of this ppl get frustrated with me until they get to know me, much like when Wall-E first met Eve. I was undiagnosed when Wall-E first released, but now I recommend it whenever I meet someone struggling with the condition and the distorted self-perception that comes with it. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but it really is a hopeful message for people like myself.
Interesting enough, most of the better stories have a larger number of older characters, not kids or very young teens. Goes to show that the nuances of adult life can really enrich the content of stories and still have them be perfect for children.
Children have less experience and thus they can’t react as well or understand the consequences of actions. They aren’t as relatable either for the same reasons, and they often find humor in jokes and stuff older audiences don’t, so it’s not as easy to put both in at the same time. I feel like The Incredibles did a really good job at both kid interesting things and adult interesting things, which is why I love that movie so much and only grew to appreciate it more as I grew up
It’s such a sigh of relief to talk about movies that frustrate you and then slowly transition into the ones that are so enjoyable that you could watch it over and over again
“Remember me? JOHNSON SMITH!?”
He said it! He said the thing!
Monsters inc really is awesome even thinking about that scene where mike puts the door back together and you see his hands are all messed up, brings a tear to my eye
It’s such a beautiful movie!
Only one eye?
Honestly i prefer Uni
@@tick1180 uhh
My list would be different, but I loved watching you explain the reason why you ranked the movies this way!
coco being above ratatouille is an actual crime
My ratatouille heart is sadatouille.
Otherwise, looooooove this ranking
Sadatouille... I love that
Sadatouille 😑
Ratatouille is a top 3 pixar movie
Would hannibal eat a sadatouille heart?
Why do I feel like ratatouille is underrated?
I love the invention of the word “middleocrity” because the word mediocre actually stems from being stuck in the middle. It originally meant halfway up a mountain, and that’s 100% what shitty middle of a movie meandering feels like.
Second acts are the hardest to write, man. When you start hiking up that mountain, you feel inspired. You have so many characters and themes and settings to play with. When you finally reach the top, you feel relieved. You’ve done your best and you truly feel accomplished. But when you’re halfway up that mountain, you feel exhausted and indecisive. “Is this really the best route to take? How about this one? Maybe I should change a few things. Whoops, I just created the world’s biggest plot hole.”
@@nicolasleroux5302 Making big holes on mountains is really dangerous. You might fall in.
@@misteryA555 What makes a good subplot?
I love you for what you said about toy story 4. I’ll never understand why people seem to love it so much
For me the visual artistry of it made up for a lot, really blown away by how beautiful the details were and by how far they’ve come since Toy Story. But the main thing was that the theme of dealing with loss by accepting change that is in all the films is turned on the audience as we have to accept that the characters that we have known will not be seen again. The other movies are about the toys leaving children, 4 is about the toys leaving us. They are going off into their own world in the story and we know they are leaving our world in real life because the series is over. We are asked to deal with the fact that the series is finished, Tom Hanks won’t be around forever, and someday we will look back and remember how things were when we saw this movie. I was so conscious of that while watching this. Also, watching it with your children increases that effect.
@@Sotelurian I respect your opinion but good animation can only take me so far.
Merida just deserved a better film. Such a fun character.
Agreed she's a good character.... Everything around her was just bad sadly :/
She's a damn cookie cutter disney princess. And I'm not talking about the 1990s Princesses. I'm talking about the Snow White, Aurora, Cinderella shit where they aren't interesting.
Honestly a Scottish archer could of been so much better but no bear is your mum and a prince and some contest and something
she at least deserve to be higher ranked than this shiity story of dinosaure
Cars 3 -
"I saw it on an airplane, and went... 'Huh. I didn't feel like my time was wasted.'"
It's these kind of sweet, layered burns that keep me engaged.
cars 1 is so underrated on this list..its such a great kids film...maybe if he understood route 66 old steve mcqueen films style of the hot shot learning to slow down and appreciate the beauty of the old and forgotten small town charm to heal his soul that has become corrupted in the spotlight and also the way it ends he would rank it higher..i have seen it so many times..its still great ....mcqueen is so hateable in the first act then you love him at the end..he just changed totally....which is why they never needed a sequel and if they did do one make it what cars 3 was sorta about...just better obviously...mcqueen is the star..wtf is cars 2 about?
Cars has a really good and sweet lesson, but I feel like I only really cared about a few parts of the movie. I wouldn’t rate it at the bottom, and I definitely give credit to the parts that deserve it, but it’s not really a movie I ever felt like watching again, unlike many other Pixar movies, if that makes sense
"who knew a movie about dinosaurs could be this boring."
Nobody tell him about Dinosaur
I actually loved that film as a child
Fuck you that film is amazing
@@RavenRaven96 me too but I rewatched it and it suuuucked
Fun fact about Toy Story, it had to be rewritten because Woody was TOO sarcastic. That's amazing, because he's still super sarcastic! It's my FAVORITE Disney Pixar film! It's amazing how it holds well over all this time! (and I'm 27)
Yeah I was so disappointed with Incredibles 2. I like that they gave Elastigirl a more prominent role but the kids got shafted - I wanted them to have their own arcs. And it has such a lame twist villain.
Yeah. I like the new heroes, some of them were undeeded but whatever. Also I think Mr.Incredible got finna shafted hard, the kids had..some action when they got to the boat but tbh thats it. It felt like 14 years for something that was only worth maybe 3.
The twist villain was so obvious it was painful
It was also very preachy, I felt like every other scene was just "girl power" nonsense
To me, it feels like Brad Bird didn't really have any ideas for how to continue the story, which is why it took so long. Eventually he just kinda made the first movie again, only not as good.
Experiments in Insanity I don’t understand how he didn’t think to do a timejump. It just... that’s where all the story is. It’s baffling. Superheroes were already back at the end of the first movie. So the sequel is about superheroes coming back? Show me what the kids are doing as young adults. That’s where all the interesting stuff is. How do you go from all the complex family dynamics between all of the characters in the first movie to just sidelining everyone except Helen in the sequel? It just doesn’t make any sense. Who does Jack Jack grow up to be like as a person? It’s like Brad Bird thought of slapstick sequences with a baby and couldn’t help himself and made a worse movie just so he could have those scenes in it.
Sungwon has GINORMOUS balls to put some of the movies that low, you gotta respect that
I actually liked Brave, but I'm a mother, so I was heavily biased. Wall-E is my favorite forever though. Their use of the music from Hello Dolly was absolutely next level.
Yeah Wall-E best by a mile
I feel that cars dosen't deserve the hate it gets. I love the message and the dynamic of Lighting and doc. I may be bias since I grew up with this movie but I still love this.
Same here
My favorite quote from this video is "Oh you're supposed to feel sad? Who cares. Nice try Inside Out."
Idk, that ending where she returns hits hard even if it wasn't relatable. Its magic. But pretty mediocre movie. (comparing to pixar's other movies)
@@Marnige exactly how I felt. it's fun but there's so much unrealised potential in that concept and the opportunity is squandered. Also Toy Story 4 sucks make a tv special/miniseries instead.
@@Marnige as a person whos struggled with depression suicide attempts and anxiety, Inside Out really hits hard. The idea that you get to point where you CAN NOT be happy and suddenly anger and fear are running the show hits so close to home. Yes there is a lot of meanderocrity but i feel like it doesn't waste time the way he thinks it does.
That's how I felt in Inside Out, but also UP. I don't get why the beginning touches so many people.
@@Rayen015 meanderocrity?! Fantastic work, sums it up perfectly. It’s mediocre AND meanders where it shouldn’t or may be seen as uninteresting or too derivative. But it may not be all bad though. It’s not always a bad thing to meander. Not really a waste of time to some people. I’m glad you enjoyed it, and yet another Pixar film touched you.
“Remember me? Johnson Smith?”
*y e s*
".......who?" "Ya know, Johnston Smith, the CEO at the beginning"
Isn't he Archibald's brother? I skipped all the cutscenes so I don't remember.
@@nevergivingup3434 I think you have... the POINT
"Uh... uhhh.. ye-yeah... that... uh... guy... person... sure...
... who?"
Didn't understand the joke about Hopper's voice actor and had to look it up... oh
I’m still like huh 😭
Is it possibly to not get demonetised/flagged by mentioning his name?
So glad he ranked the good Dinasour there. I always refer to it as, “The Good Dinosaur. More like The Bad Movie.”
"We need more hammy, overt villains."
You mean like Syndrome?
dio brando
Hades 😈
Syndrome is such a good villain, wish he hadn't died but his ending was good too.
Yes and Megamind
Like that villain from rise of the guardians? Pitch? Dude's a shameless shithead (tho with a few humane qualities like wanting to feel noticed). I love that villain. So cliché but so good.
Incredibles 2 was offensively predictable.
They named the villain Evelyn Deavor. Like literally "evil endeavor".
And all of the fucking like patting on the back from EaStEr EgGs channels (watch mojo)
and what the hell was that with the flickering lights scene?
I mean I get not giving a shit about ppl with photosensitive epilepsy, it's a small demography anyway
but dammit it was an eyesore regardless
They just redid the first movie all over again, almost bit for bit.
Absolutely nothing about it felt like a redo of the first.
Not to defend its flaws but wtf kind of take is that?
Also the villain name complaint is stupid because her full name, first to last, is never heard or seen written sequentially, so it’s all just a non-subtle easter egg. Also who the fuck uses the word “endeavor” enough to spot it in wordplay?
@@emblemblade9245 it can be an easter egg, but even with a different name, the story was loaded with cliches that made it feel very uninspired and subpar to what it could have been. It was an okay movie but it was so much less than it could be given how far Pixar has come. With the surface level political messages and the cramming of filler characters and common tropes just made it feel phoned in for cash rather than a passion project. The best aspect of the movie was the animation by far, because that showed detail and care. I don't know if it was rushed, but it didn't feel like they gave the time to keep the soul of the first.
for the most part I think your list is really spot on. I think Inside Out hit me so hard as someone who at one point was dangerously depressed, and Onward didn't click as hard for me but yeah list good.
Ok, you got me, I'll comment. I'm surprised Monsters University is so low! That movie honestly moved me. I would definitely put it above...at least Toy Story 4, I haven't seen the rest of the list yet... I guess Monsters U mostly rides on the power of its message, which i feel like a lot of us 20s and 30s aged people really need right now.
Me: Haha, it's funny he doesnt give a damn about haters and won't read comments of people who desagree.
*Sees cars at 21*.
Also me: No u.....
I don't think he reads comments at all
@@luizmarinho6138 plot twist: he is reading your comment
cars easily top 10 no cap
Ikkrr I loved that movie 😭 I think he just hated it because it is obviously really bizarre to imagine a world of only cars. I agree w that, but I think as a kid I just saw them as personalities and that was fine. The scene between the protagonist and the female car as they stand by the canyon is so poignant to me idk why haha.
@@mrinalinibangaloremahesh8700 yeah, the first Cars is probably the best one but conceptually, it's pretty weak.
"Pixar can do endings" I never thought about it like that, but you're right. It seems like a lot of modern Pixar movies know what message they want to send ergo they know how they want the movie to end, but they don't spend as much time working on getting to that point.
old pixar knew how to not waste time...the worst pixar film from 1995-2010 is what probably cars a film meant to be slow...every other film did not waste my time..and i loved cars too so...
i noticed that one trend makes pixar movies worse these days, they waste more time on irrelevant things, where as the old ones were tidy, nicely packaged, and with little filler
@@randomcat5262 coco was solid but even it wasted my time...same for soul...neither had full stories to tell..they needed a b plot...inside out almost got there but it too needed more...coco is the closest to a fully story they told imo since mid 2010...instead we get middle filler that is like whatever
Agreed, I've regularly found that media tends to struggle with endings imo, and Pixar tends to do much better with them than average. I also agree that the meandering middleocrity of Pixar is definitely a thing, but I guess I maybe don't find it to detract as much for me. Inside Out and Soul are my favs even though they do both have some definite filler and wacky shenanigans that don't add much value imo. Anyway yeah, I'm glad he put it like that, cuz I don't think I'd quite recognized that yet either.
I felt similarly about Soul, and it's why I didn't love it. The real world parts were so much more compelling to me
Cars is literally my top 5
And fine he has his own preferences
My only problem is how is it below Cars2 😭
Beginning: "I hope you get mad cuz I don't care."
Middle: "I feel so nice now."
Climax: "Fuck you."
Conclusion: "Thank you all."
Not many plots can both come full circle and pull off a twist ending like that. Structured yet dynamic. 10/10
ProZD ranking Pixar movies is an early Pixar movie of its own.
"It would be lower if I could, but the other movies are just worse.."
I lost it
dude’s family is probably responsible for putting that interstate through Route 66
this list really resonated with me, and articulated why I haven't been seeking out and enjoying the latest pixar releases.
I think my issue with Inside Out is that canonically the emotions aren’t actually Riley, they’re guardians that help guide her. Individually they don’t represent parts of Riley’s personality, so watching the film isn’t really Riley fighting with herself, it’s watching a bunch of characters fighting for control over Riley. So it almost feels like she’s a prop in her own story and not a fully developed character. Idk I still like it and I respect that it’s a hard topic to depict.
you put it into words man
ive never thought about it this way but you're totally right
I either don’t understand or I don’t agree lol. It’s because of their imbalances that Riley lashes out and gets depressed, they absolutely hold influence over her mind. It’s not that they are literally her, trying to control every thing she says or does, rather they’re her psyche, and whatever psyche is dominant in a person’s mind is what influences the things they do or believe at a given time. Everything Riley does is because of her psyche, so they are directly responsible for that, they just don’t have complete control over her movements and words.
@@emblemblade9245 that’s totally fair, I think that’s a good analysis. I think what I mean by “the emotions aren’t literally Riley” was that the big moral of the movie is that it’s important to acknowledge all your emotions and not push them away. If the emotions represent literal aspects of Riley, then them being out of whack represents Riley’s internal struggles and them learning to work together represents Riley learning how to handle her feelings and grow as a person.But because the emotions are canonically not Riley, that metaphor doesn’t really work as well for me? I’ll admit that saying that they want to ‘control’ Riley was maybe a little harsh (esp considering the deleted scene where Joy treats Riley like a broken machine for not doing what she wants), but I guess it just kinda feels like the story becomes the emotions needing to learn how to work together to help Riley because they’re an important part of her actions, which kinda removes Riley’s internal struggle from being a character arc to just A Thing that’s happening to her that the emotions need to solve.
I’m probably being nitpicky. I don’t want to fight, I swear I do actually like this movie. I think there’s some really clever stuff there, I’ve even written a paper for school on the emotional psychology of Inside Out. I just think they could’ve gone farther with it.
lotofmalarkey right, I think I get what you’re saying. We only see Riley’s reactions based on what the emotions are doing in the moment, so it doesn’t seem like she has much agency in her decisions, or is aware of why she’s doing them. The end of the movie has Joy learn its ok to express sadness instead of shutting it away, but when we see Riley’s actions, coming home to cry and reveal her struggles to her parents, it feels more spontaneous and from Riley’s perspective it looks like a decision she made from a different influence than Joy’s lesson. Is that kind of what you mean? Makes sense to me if that’s the case. I think I was just so touched by the ending (as someone who’s been through depression) that I wasn’t too bothered by it, and in addition there aren’t so many Riley scenes that it feels like a glaring issue. But that’s just me!
The concept of "Middleocrity" makes so much sense. I have much different opinions on some of these films, but even the ones I love this is so true. The start and end are SO amazing, but the middle becomes noise. It's interesting that the end has redeemed some of these movies so much for me. I feel like I will see them in another light when I next rewatch.
As someone who was born in the early 2000s I'm happy to say I'm glad I was around for the earlier Pixar movies and glad I watched them all they have all created such wonderful memories for me and have even help give my life a starting point and it's just getting to the middle WALL-E being the biggest one I've struggled with ADHD for sometime now and other issues but for one of my birthdays my mother had bought me a copy of the movie and to this day I still watch it whenever I'm upset or feeling any strong emotion and need to calm down it's such a big influence on me and I'm glad to say and with confident I'm a huge WALL-E fan boy
(Spoiler for Soul) Thank you for liking Soul. As a teenager, I was always told to get good grades and to go to college. Get a normal job, die with money, and have a family. Soul really helped me perceive what I WANTED to do. When I die, am I gonna die being happy with my life? Why didn’t I pursue my dreams of being a musician while I was alive? We can’t predict our future. The lesson is if you try hard enough & pursue your dreams as a reality, it doesn’t matter how socially “successful” you are. Being happy will only bring more happiness into your family’s lives. Not just making more money or having a higher social status.
I agree but being happy isn't the most important .One of the most important things in life is the impact you make in other peoples lives .
As a Christian my world view differs ,so for me the most important thing is my relationship with God.
okay I understand that. Myself, I am Agnostic. I’ve been to church during my youth but I still keep a positive moral system. If you’re the bread winner in the family that’s great. Family is extremely important, but what about yourself? Yes you’re right technically money and social status can’t provide guaranteed happiness. It would just be an instant gratification. But you should provide and love yourself unless it’s truly impossible. Do what morally feels & sounds right VS. ONLY committing as a Christian. I’d say just give it a chance for some experiments and perspective/education.
Ok, Brave is overall pretty shit but in it's defense: I think everything up until the part where her mum turns into a bear was actually really great. The archery scene and the fight with her mother afterwards was amazing and the rest of the film could have been so good.
I agree the movie enticed me until the mother turned into a bear and that's when everything devolved.
ME MOTHER'S A BEAR
Same. I literally forget that Brave was the movie where the mom turns into a bear because its such a violent drop in quality after that moment
honestly, that just adds to the frustration with me, the second and third acts are so disastrous it makes you wonder how much great of a movie it could've been if the quality of the first act was maintained and developed further upon
while the movie is slapping you in the face with european cut of brother bear
It felt like a mother daughter movie. And as someone who has issues with their mom, I was fighting back tears towards the end. I feel like a lot of people who aren't a mother or daughter wouldn't really understand. But it's been a while sine I've watched it and I'll wait for the internet to shit all over my opinion.
what i didn't like about the monster's inc. prequel was that it completely forgot that in the first movie mike and sully definitely talked about being childhood friends and met way before college
That was just one litte plot hole
Yea I liked how he was like " you've been jealous of my looks since the 3rd grade" or something like that
The director actually talked about this. He was fully aware of that plot hole when making the film, but let the plot hole exist as he felt it was better for the story.
Monsters University shouldn’t exist.
@@spoopyscaryskelebones3846 I overall enjoyed it. The games and ending felt good inside
It’s crazy how much I agree with this ranking
Just watched this for the first time now that I've seen all the Pixar movies recently. I've been watching other critical reviews of these movies for months now, ones that I've found I mostly agree with and it's helped me to learn a lot about the production of these movies. It's also given me the chance to learn what factors to consider when reviewing, and to separate personal enjoyment from critical acclaim (aka how I felt about the movie subjectively vs how objectively well the movie was made).
That said, it's incredibly refreshing to hear someone with such wildly different tastes speak out about these films, and I loved hearing your reasoning for movies that I would've personally ranked in much different places on the list. For example, I disagree with your ranking of Ratatouille, I think it's a top 5 Pixar movie for me, but I'd always considered Cars 2 to be the absolute worst movie they'd made, and yet after your reasoning I think that's going to elevate it on my own list. Maybe not above Cars 3, but definitely above The Good Dinosaur and Brave.
The perfect Pixar movie: Up's beginning, Walle's Middle, and Ratatouille's end.
The worst Pixar movie: Brave's beginning, Brave's middle, and Brave's end.
Tbh the character in your pfp looks like It's super high
Or, y'know... Toy Story
Yess
With Incredibles' setting, and Toystory 3's villain
Anyone else want him to rank all the Ghibli movies?
No...
but yes
hell yeah
I’m gonna bet right now that his number one is either Princess Mononoke or Spirited Away.
Heck yeah
Yes