okay but besides Ratatouille being an amazing story and great movie, it's incredibly accurate to the culinary world. French chefs have praised the movie for that and in culinary school, we've watch scenes of it to understand classical techniques. the scene where he made the ratatouille specifically can be paused at every moment and explained by a restaurant professional. From the mandolin to the usage of the cartouche to the plating, it's all accurate and practical to an actual kitchen (minus the rats). Overall, the movie is genius and absolutely incredible
@@BeondTheKDGaming oh i know, and if its not rats its cocktroaches. I've work in restaurants where they had cocktoaches but also one where they had both rats and cocktoaches unfortunately
Mostly accurate and practical except the copper EVERYTHING, that shiz is expeeensive. Whoever they asked to give their professional opinion on this loved the crap out of their copper. I think they used a copper speed rack in one scene and about died at the thought of the cost of the thing. Also the walk in's of the film, not enough labeling and the FIFO is questionable at best. Still my favorite movie as a child and still in my top five to this day.
The story of Onward is actually based around the director losing his father when he was a baby and using his older brother as a "father figure". This is why it feels so real and is handled very well, because it is real
Not everyone can become a great artist but a great artist can come from anywhere. Ratatouille has a special place in my heart, even my mom that loathes animated movies loves this movie.
Monsters University explores disability, ableism and how sometimes you just aren't right for the job. Mike is at an immediate disadvantage on the Scare course compared to the monsters that have "good" genes that make them look fearsome naturally. He has to work harder than every other student on that course and even trains the rest of Oozma Kappa to harness what is unique about them to be scary for the Scare Games. And yet after all that, Mike just isn't scary. He knows all the theory, had worked his butt off but when it comes down to it, he can't scare kids. But he knows HOW to scare kids and that's why he becomes such a fantastic coach for Sully and they obviously end up getting jobs at Monsters Inc. and become the top scaring team! Sometimes you inherently don't have the ability to do something, but you can use what you know to help others and achieve things neither of you could do on your own. A lot of people didn't think much of Monsters University, but I like it a lot.
I like Monsters U alot too. I feel people are sooo nostalgic for the original that they'll trash anything that comes after it without actually giving it a shot.
This is exactly what makes MU so great. It’s one of the best Pixar sequels in my opinion. Also now with being in college and a fraternity I relate to it so much more now.
I think cars 2 is better MU but that’s not saying much since MU to me is hot garbage and I think cars 2 is over hated but I have fond memeories of the entire cars franchise and I’ve only seen MU
The message of Monsters University is that just because you love something doesn't mean you're good at it or can make a career out of it. Which, after the hundreds of kids' movies saying you can do anything if you want it enough, seems like a pretty important dose of reality.
Reading this now a month later I think this is kinda harsh; and clashes with what I believe the actual message is. Yes, not everyone can be good at the things they specifically love and want to do, but that doesn’t mean you have to give it up entirely. You can do other things related to it. Such as the case of how Mike found a place in scaring by helping Sully become the scariest monster around. In a way he’s still doing what he loved and dreamed as a kid, but in a different way. The message is that even if you’re not good at something, that doesn’t mean you have to give up on it.
i think its more about finding purpose in something you are passionate about but not really in the way you expected. cus like, mike DOES get a career in scaring at the end, just not in the way youd expect. weird comparison but kinda like how in Cars 3 Lighting Mcqueen after being retired still finds purpose in racing but not actually by racing but rather by coaching(? the other yellow car whose name i dont remember cus why would i :)
but Mike did make a career out of it, just not in the way he expected. That’s the actual message, you can still do what you love but it just may not be in the way that you think. For example, a person who loves music wanting to be a famous rockstar but they end up being a respected music producer instead.
i have a bit of a love/dislike relationship with Monsters University. As you said yes I love how it touched on that topic and it did do it well, but as a movie, I kind of thought it was just okay, or medicore. But I enjoy it for the most part.
I've always liked Monsters University, it's not as good as Monsters Inc but it is a good prequel. Remember seeing a video highlighting how it also deals with disability in a healthy way, through Mike not being scary in no way he can actually help. Just like in real life, he works the hardest out of anybody but just can't win. The movie has him unknowingly cheat and while it works, it doesn't benefit him in the long run and the message instead turns into thinking outside of the box, sort of. Mainly just him securing a job at the place he dreamed of working in, supporting scarers. And when you think about it, his greatest weakness ends up being his greatest advantage. He looks non threatening so he'll find it easier to make kids laugh.
Skele have you seen Toy Story 4? If not you NEED to watch it, same with the others. Just rewatch all of them. All of the Toy Story movies have a special meaning behind them.
Monsters University literally taught kids: You can have dreams all you want, but that doesn't make then reachable. You'll probably fail, and you can't always get everything you want. That is a MASSIVELY important message to teach kids. Seriously give it a rewatch, dude. But great list overall Edit. Thanks for all the likes, guys :)
Not only that, It teaches that even with that "disabilities", you still can acomplish your dreams in a way. Mike still was able to work at his dream company, even though he wasn't scary
That's a fair point, but a good message in a mediocre movie isn't really impressive and it doesn't hit as hard as it could have. Besides, it threw all the uniqueness of the monster world from the first movie out the window for a generic college campus.
FINALLY someone is giving the love that ratatouille deserves. This film is nothing more than a piece of art, a majestic piece of art. I’ve watched this movie many times since it’s release and I’m still to this day entertained every time I watch it. Ratatouille is phenomenal and I really think everyone should watch it.
@@joshfox567 I feel like it was written more for children, where as certain other films were written for a literally "general audience" of all ages. But I can agree with that sentiment, at 20 it's too "HERE'S THE MESSAGE" for me.
@@callmeobsequious yeah it did have a nice message for kids, and a very good important one too. But I like it when there is a deeper alternate meaning for adults to understand and think about
@@callmeobsequious inside out is still a great movie though! But for me- Coco and toy story are the best pixar movies of all time. And I also love watching cars still to this day!!🤪
Hell yes. Ratatouille. I friggin love it. People have been sleeping on it and they need to wake up! For where you placed this on your list I can now forgive you for the other ranking slip-ups here, lol.
I think it's unfair to rank the Good Dinosaur above Bug's Life for "groundbreaking visuals" when it came out seventeen years later. Of course it'll look better.
@@razkable I kinda have my issues with the way Karsten presents his opinions, but I mean I personally had Bugs Life at the very bottom just because I feel it doesn’t compare with the other films in the golden age era such as Toy Story, Monsters Inc, Nemo, etc. Also, I had the original Cars a little lower as well, but I actually really thoroughly enjoy that film. It’s just that other than nostalgia there’s not a TON there for me & a reason put it on at this age.
One thing I'm noticing is that WALL-E is consistently getting in a high placement in all the tier lists. I truly believe it's Pixar's greatest masterpiece.
There's no way you guys all really enjoy watching Wall-E that much. It is an interesting movie to think about with some cool visuals, but it's pretty damn boring even the first time, imo
Don Casey there’s not many likes on this comment and only 3 ppl replied so I think that many ppl out of however many millions that watched the film can all really enjoy Wall-E as their no.1 film
I love Monster’s University. The message that just because you don’t necessarily have the ability to follow your dreams doesn’t mean you can’t be successful. I think that’s an incredibly mature message to send to kids and I appreciate it for that. Also it’s just extremely well animated, the sets and backgrounds are incredibly detailed, funny, and very sincere. One of my faves
Having recently rewatched MU I completely agree. I thought the ending in particular was genius and the idea that sometimes even if you work really hard you still can't get want you want was a really ballsy message for a "kid's" movie. I've heard the complaint that it has no tension because you already know what happens to the characters thanks to Monster's Inc, but I don't think that's true at all. The entire plot was throroughly engaging and it's a movie just as much about the journey as the destination.
Ratatouille is a masterpiece. Together with Toy Story, Wall-E and The Incredibles, it's one of a few animated films that never feels like it was made for kids. It doesn't deserve to not be on the imdb top 250.
How is the good dinosaur, the most boring movie Pixar has ever done, the one that has recycled The Lion King and about five other movies, was ranked so HIGH
Honestly I really loved monsters university. I watched it during a time where I really felt like a fuck up in college and like i was stupid for not being able to figure out what i was doing. I think the lessons and the overall themes in monsters university really hit home with a lot of young adults in college or entering the workforce and thats why i rlly loved it.
Monsters University came out during the summer before I moved to my first year of secondary school. I felt really connected to Mike because for the first time it feels like it’s great to relate to a character who is going to the next stage of education and being excited for it even though he is not scary which reflects on to how I look forward to growing up and meeting new friends and creating new memories. I fail at every test but I don’t care because I love school so much. The movie is proper trash but I am glad back then, I was the appropriate target audience for a kids movie to watch this.
The main problem with Monsters University isn’t that it’s a bad movie. It’s clearly not and every Karsten says so. But not only is it going up against the rest of Pixar’s legacy but the plot and idea is just super average. Take away the monsters it’s just a typical college student proving himself movie
Monsters University basically talks about disability, Mike can't work in his dream job because of the way he was born There's one video that explains that
I'd argue toy story 2 is significant for diving into the existential dread of being a toy. As a story for Woody, I think it might be the strongest of the movies (maybe rivaled closely by toy story 4). For me personally, Jesse's flashback scene is the most powerful moment of the movies too.
@@ChrosTV lotso's backstory is basically Jesse's with an added scene. Toy Story 3 is uncannily similar to Toy Story 2, you may not realize it because it's got some powerful scene, but even those scene mirrors the one in TS2 (the incinerator scene is a more dramatic version of the airport luggage and departure scene). Tiy Story 3 is incredibly uninspired if you start thinking about it.
“Putting inside out number 12 is probably the hottest take on this list” *next rank puts literally the best toy story movie last out of all the toy story movies*
I don't think he was necessarily saying that Ralph 2 was a better movie than Incredibles 2, I think he meant that it felt like even Ralph 2 was trying to do something different and unique when compared to Incredibles 2, uk?
WHY IS CARS AT 17? Dude please re-watch it man, I recently did and I realized how good it actually is. Some of the little hidden adult jokes are WONDERFUL. Its definitely better than we all remember
rut_ 03 I’ve only seen spirited away and ponyo out of the ghibli films so what’s next? I know they aren’t all good but what’s the next best ghibli film after spirited away?
Peter Parker My Neighbor Totoro, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Howl’s Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke, Only Yesterday, Whisper of the Heart, etc. Literally pick any of those, they’re all great.
Mono Kid ok thanks. I think I’ll pick my neighbor totoro or howls moving castle cause I’ve heard good things about those. I also watched akira yesterday and that’s a crazy film.
To be honest, Monsters University while being such a miedocre film, his messege and main moral od pretty good. It isn't "follow your Dreams, ewentually you will accomplish them" moral, but more like "Maybe you don't need college to achieve something", which is very accurate to me
Mikołaj500 also “your dreams aren’t always what they seem” (in a good way) mike thought he had everything planned out to be a scare we but then got kicked of school and got a new and better dream
Karsten : "It takes Paris, an already beautiful city full of life love and art" Me as a french person : Poor boy, I'm sorry but what you believe is an illusion
Only thing with Coco was I just found the kid kind of annoying apart from that I think it's perfect. I would've loved if they found a way to tell that story through Hector as a protagonist instead but it's still great. I think he ranked it pretty fairly
Coco is easily top 3 and by far the most underrated Pixar out there. It was advertised as a spooky Mexican Halloween style movie instead of the power of music and the human understanding of family and death.
You can tell a movie is great, when you can remember it part-by-part when only watching it once. Toy Story (the full series), Ratatouille, Incredibles, Cars, etc. you can remember almost the full-story off the top of your head without re-watching the movie. Boy, do I love Toy Story and Ratatouille.
cars just holds a special place in my heart. it's a humbling story about fame, legacy, respect and competitive integrity. I never got why people hated it so much.
I enjoy Cars (the first one) I just think compared to Pixar's other films it's not as groundbreaking. On its own though, it's great and very enjoyable!
@@ArkhamCityKing08 But he's just presenting his opinion. Cars is not close to being objectively bad. Cars is not made to sell toys. Cars 2 was overhated, but very disconnected in terms of the storyline
Funny enough, due to clever writing and animation, I think toy story two is the best toy story. It didn't make me emotional like the third one did, well except in that Jesse scene, but also that wasn't the goal- it achieved its goal excellently. My ranking Toy Story 2 Toy story 3 Toy story 4 Toy story Which is crazy because Toy story is SO good! But the animation has gotten pretty old and woody for the majority of the movie is kind of a butthead which just makes the other ones more likable- which is crazy town because toy story started it all!
I thought that it was fine and being a sequel to one of my favorite pixar movies it was really underwhelming in my opinion more underwhelming then Incredibles 2
I honestly prefer Wall-e because that film has one of the best graphics in the world and the story is so perfectly done. And also the comedy is pretty great lol. Still, ratatouille is a pretty close second
Even I think that ratatouille is underrated but I just wouldn’t put it at #1 I would probably put finding Nemo, the incredibles, toy story 3, cars (I have a soft spot for cars), and monsters inc ahead of it
KARSTEN'S LIST: 22. cars 2 21. monsters university 20. brave 19. cars 3 18. a bug's life 17. cars 16. the good dinosaur 15. incredibles 2 14. onward 13. finding dory 12. inside out 11. toy story 2 10. coco 9. toy story 4 8. toy story 3 7. monsters, inc. 6. up 5. toy story 4. finding nemo 3. wall-e 2. the incredibles 1. ratatouille
I disagree that Monsters university didn’t have a message, I’m not defending the fact that it’s pretty boring and forgettable, however it conveys the message of disability and how you can still live your life and do things you enjoy even if you don’t possess qualities which are usually desired to do something. Instead of having mike become a scarer despite his disability of not being scary (which would be a false and glorified message to young kids) instead they subvert that and have him become a coach of scarers and still work under the bracket of what he desired. It’s quite clever and conveys a clear message to kids. However yes it can still be lacklustre and not entertaining.
Also it's a tale of not being afraid of failing, failures are part of life and you'll learn something from them, and they're not permanent. Which to an university student who was suicidal because he was failing HARD was the best message you could give.
KyrieFortune - exactly very well said, it’s a great message for young kids that if it’s not possible to get what u first wanted you can still persevere and do something incredible with your life!
It was also a pretty good lesson of how it's not just because you fail that you can't achieve your goals. Sully and Mike got out of the university in the end, but still managed to enter monsters inc out of their effort
omg i remember the mascot costumes were everywhere, when he was talking about "do you remember any promotion for the movie" my mind was like *_CLUB PENGUIN_*
I remember seeing Up with my grandma on some random day. We both thought it would sort of suck, but we walked away being blown away. It’s not my favorite Pixar movie and I think it grows worse with each rewatch. But it is definitely one of my favorite memories I’ve had with my grandma.
Up isn’t my favorite either, but I found it very adorable. My only complaint is we don’t really get a lot of insight into Carl and Ellie’s marriage aside they couldn’t have children and were never able to afford a trip to their dream vacation. I’m just curious as to why the movie didn’t explore them considering adoption or at least having the joy of babysitting their nieces and nephews. Legit there can be a multitude of factors as to why couples can’t adopt, and that be an interesting topic to resolve and explore. I just felt the tone shift was a little awkward, going from a more retrospective style with the music to then being thrust into a more modern style and especially having Russel being an annoying kid who’s just trying to help (though for his badge) and helping Carl understand to enjoy the rest of his life instead of living in the past and unable to let go of Ellie.
I can understand where you're coming from for most of this list but you're telling me Toy Story 2 is your least favorite Toy Story movie?? You say that's because "it's the one movie in the franchise that doesn't feel like it's accomplishing a whole lot" but all I can say to that is maybe it's been a long time since you’ve watched it? The entire Toy Story franchise is essentially about abandonment and Toy Story 2 shows that the best imo. From Jesse & She Loved Me to Stinky Pete's motivation to Woody's arc even Buzz's motivation in rescuing Woody. Every main character in this movie contributes to that theme beautifully in a way that the sequels tried to replicate and build off of. Also the set pieces are my favorite and I think Buzz's character is handled by far the best in this movie even if he has the better arc in the first.
right? i was especially shocked that it was lower than toy story 4 on the list, which i felt was trying too hard to "say something." in the second one, it seemed so genuine in comparison
I personally find Toy Story 2 to be my least favorite as well. It just always seemed to be too big of a departure from the first movie in tone - as a stand alone movie it's fine, but something about the way it treats its pre-established characters just seems off to me, as if the characters are trying to play caricatures of themselves. Plus, it just gives off some creepy vibes at times, especially with Al.
Honest opinion here: Toy Story 4 is bad. I watched it in theaters and thought it was alright, but every time I think about it it just gets worse in my head. Like where was EVERY SINGLE SIDE CHARACTER? What happened to Buzz, why is he *so* stupid here? The villain is ok, no where near as good as Sid or Lotso or even Al tho. And my biggest gripe: (spoiler alert) Woody leaves the gang. Like... WHAT?! I get he loves Bo Peep but what happened to, “Whatever happens well stay together, for infinity and beyond.” You May call me an idiot here and that’s ok, scream it from the rooftops if you wish. But this movie is (imo) unnecessary to the franchise and just the worst one of the 4.
Nothing can beat the first movie, in my opinion. All of the other movies were extremely forgettable. Besides the ending to 3, I can't remember anything about them.
22. You 21. Can’t 20. Rank 19. Pixar 18. Movies 17. Beacause 16. They 15. Are 14. Funny 13. Great 12. Emotional 11. Revolutionary 10. Dark 9. Beautiful 8. But 7. There 6. Is 5. One 4. That 3. Stands 2. Out 1. Ratatouille
@@owenbearman8995 I get that. I just love how much emotion it shows with such few words. It’s cute, it’s romantic, it’s emotional, it’s funny. It’s the perfect movie from my point of view. However I understand that it’s not a movie for everyone
Mega MovieZ lol. What about Crash winning best picture? or Shakespeare in live winning over Saving Private Ryan, or Forest Gump winning over Pulp Fiction? The academy can be kinda wack sometimes...
@@blakebackes Forrest Hump deserved it, sincerely. If you want to talk about the academy being weird, let's talk about the shape of water winning, or black panther getting a best pic nomination. Sincerely, this makes no sense. At all.
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@@soccerlegend7774 well Wall E is good but inside out is an absolute masterpiece! just goes to show how great Pixar is that no one is saying "no that one sucks" they are saying- "but this one is so Good!" You know what I mean Random Stranger?
@@grantfletcher7459 yes I do random stranger. Pixar are genius in terms of crafting stories and actually care about the quality of the character development. So yeah I do agree
The scene where Ego eats Remy's Ratatouille is seriously one of the most memorable scenes in animated history to me. I'll never forget how amazing that movie is.
karsten is so easy to watch even if i completely disagree with what he's saying he presents his thoughts and opinions so calmly whilst keeping it entertaining and his editing is so simple to the point and unique. definetly one of my favourite youtubers and this video is just done so well in general
mine is 1.coco, 2.ratatouille,3. monsters inc. Honorable mentions: the Incredibles, monsters u, inside out, up, and all of them except for good dino and the cars series
Ratatouille has a genius story/characters and literally perfect dialogue but I’ve always thought it was a bit boring since it’s basically just someone living a normal life which just isn’t really my thing
I've always said Ratatoullie is one of the most underrated movies ever and definitely in Pixar's top 3, and finally someone is giving it the love it deserves
The Coaster Roaster same, I was born at the time when the first movie came out so I have many memories of watching the first one at like eye doctors and at home. And for some reason my favorite one is Cars 2. I don’t get how people it, even though I’m in High school now (well not anymore) I still enjoy watching it multiple times. And Cars 3 was just a magnificent closer to the movies. Still don’t get how people don’t like them very much.
@@parrakkaamartinez Yeah. I like Cars 1 and Cars 2 is my favorite but I despise Cars 3 because I come a Cars movie to see Lightning McQueen and Mater. Not yellow girl
I'm guilty of easily being made hungry by food-based media and ratatouille completely destroys me in that regard, everything in that movie looks so damn tasty
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what is YOUR favorite pixar movie??
same as u
Karsten Runquist toy story 3
Finding Nemo
a tie between Ratatouille and WALL-E
Ratatouille!!!!!!!!!!! And Up!!!!! And the incredibles!!!! And inside out!!!
"No adult would sit down and watch A Bug's Life alone"
Me: *sweats profusely*
I fucking loved a bugs life
Faxxx. I wish I still had my VHS player and copy of A Bugs Life❤❤
Im 16 and still have a VHS player and a copy of bugs life from my older brother, best pixar movie ever
I watched it my parents two nights ago...
@@emilieadler8514 Same haha my mom, sister, and I watched it together 2 days ago
“I can’t wait to show this to my kids” Karsten pregnant confirmed?
Undercringe
Guess who is breaking his condom intentionally next time
rcube Otaku memes “Sorry Babe, they need to see Finding Nemo.”
Buenas noches señores, molesto con una copilla porfavor
@@Ravenstaley molesto? i dont like the sound of this
okay but besides Ratatouille being an amazing story and great movie, it's incredibly accurate to the culinary world. French chefs have praised the movie for that and in culinary school, we've watch scenes of it to understand classical techniques. the scene where he made the ratatouille specifically can be paused at every moment and explained by a restaurant professional. From the mandolin to the usage of the cartouche to the plating, it's all accurate and practical to an actual kitchen (minus the rats). Overall, the movie is genius and absolutely incredible
“minus the rats” lol
AHH YESSSS
The amount of detail put into the movie was so incredible
Depending on the kitchen, the rats may be present
@@BeondTheKDGaming oh i know, and if its not rats its cocktroaches. I've work in restaurants where they had cocktoaches but also one where they had both rats and cocktoaches unfortunately
Mostly accurate and practical except the copper EVERYTHING, that shiz is expeeensive. Whoever they asked to give their professional opinion on this loved the crap out of their copper. I think they used a copper speed rack in one scene and about died at the thought of the cost of the thing. Also the walk in's of the film, not enough labeling and the FIFO is questionable at best. Still my favorite movie as a child and still in my top five to this day.
The story of Onward is actually based around the director losing his father when he was a baby and using his older brother as a "father figure". This is why it feels so real and is handled very well, because it is real
I didn’t know that. That’s amazing
@Thomas the comment rater Onward was 9.5/10 at least imo. Those movies are 8/10
"I have so little to say about A Bug's Life"
Me: **hits blunt** "A Bug's Life is an unintentional illustration of Marxist theory for kids"
It really is tho
Oh my god, now THAT is a hot take!
Ahahahaha wtf
He gotta fix the rankings now
Literally
Karsten: Boy I sure wish they made a movie about me!
Disney:
Cars 10
William Goodeve Yes, FBI, this comment right here
The first Cars is a top 10 Pixar movie and you can’t change my mind about that
William Goodeve I love this and I hate this
Not everyone can become a great artist but a great artist can come from anywhere. Ratatouille has a special place in my heart, even my mom that loathes animated movies loves this movie.
I'm sorry but get a new mom
your mom's a weirdo
How does one loathe a MEDIUM
Your mom: *exists*
Me: Dishonour on you! Dishonour on your cow!
Omg stop hating on my mom lol I mean I hate action movies
Monsters University explores disability, ableism and how sometimes you just aren't right for the job. Mike is at an immediate disadvantage on the Scare course compared to the monsters that have "good" genes that make them look fearsome naturally. He has to work harder than every other student on that course and even trains the rest of Oozma Kappa to harness what is unique about them to be scary for the Scare Games. And yet after all that, Mike just isn't scary. He knows all the theory, had worked his butt off but when it comes down to it, he can't scare kids. But he knows HOW to scare kids and that's why he becomes such a fantastic coach for Sully and they obviously end up getting jobs at Monsters Inc. and become the top scaring team! Sometimes you inherently don't have the ability to do something, but you can use what you know to help others and achieve things neither of you could do on your own. A lot of people didn't think much of Monsters University, but I like it a lot.
I like Monsters U alot too. I feel people are sooo nostalgic for the original that they'll trash anything that comes after it without actually giving it a shot.
This is exactly what makes MU so great. It’s one of the best Pixar sequels in my opinion. Also now with being in college and a fraternity I relate to it so much more now.
Yea mu is an excellent picture
better than the original and it’s not close
Honestly, I liked Monster University even better than Monster Inc.
Does anyone remember the terrible movie called “Planes” about a plane that was afraid of heights.
Luckily that’s not Pixar so that disgrace does not have to be on this list
I think cars 2 is better MU but that’s not saying much since MU to me is hot garbage and I think cars 2 is over hated but I have fond memeories of the entire cars franchise and I’ve only seen MU
BURN IT AND ITS SEQUEL
Ali Idriss we don’t talk about that
That’s Disney
ratatouille finally being appreciated is the only good thing to happen this year
I have never read anything so true in my life
Its not #1 though
Come on
it always was appreciated though?
@@styledsloth7892 yes it is
@@ColombianThunder no
Didn't think I was an easily offendable person. Then, I saw your ranking of Toy Story 2.
This comment!
@@kevinrogala5577 same here
And the reason for it.. ohboy
My thoughts
I agree toy story 2 is great is a evolution of the 1st one
The message of Monsters University is that just because you love something doesn't mean you're good at it or can make a career out of it. Which, after the hundreds of kids' movies saying you can do anything if you want it enough, seems like a pretty important dose of reality.
Reading this now a month later I think this is kinda harsh; and clashes with what I believe the actual message is. Yes, not everyone can be good at the things they specifically love and want to do, but that doesn’t mean you have to give it up entirely. You can do other things related to it. Such as the case of how Mike found a place in scaring by helping Sully become the scariest monster around. In a way he’s still doing what he loved and dreamed as a kid, but in a different way. The message is that even if you’re not good at something, that doesn’t mean you have to give up on it.
i think its more about finding purpose in something you are passionate about but not really in the way you expected.
cus like, mike DOES get a career in scaring at the end, just not in the way youd expect. weird comparison but kinda like how in Cars 3 Lighting Mcqueen after being retired still finds purpose in racing but not actually by racing but rather by coaching(? the other yellow car whose name i dont remember cus why would i :)
but Mike did make a career out of it, just not in the way he expected. That’s the actual message, you can still do what you love but it just may not be in the way that you think. For example, a person who loves music wanting to be a famous rockstar but they end up being a respected music producer instead.
i have a bit of a love/dislike relationship with Monsters University. As you said yes I love how it touched on that topic and it did do it well, but as a movie, I kind of thought it was just okay, or medicore. But I enjoy it for the most part.
I've always liked Monsters University, it's not as good as Monsters Inc but it is a good prequel. Remember seeing a video highlighting how it also deals with disability in a healthy way, through Mike not being scary in no way he can actually help. Just like in real life, he works the hardest out of anybody but just can't win. The movie has him unknowingly cheat and while it works, it doesn't benefit him in the long run and the message instead turns into thinking outside of the box, sort of. Mainly just him securing a job at the place he dreamed of working in, supporting scarers.
And when you think about it, his greatest weakness ends up being his greatest advantage. He looks non threatening so he'll find it easier to make kids laugh.
“Toy story 2 is my least favorite”
Calm down satan
Umbra i don’t like any toy stories as far as I remember
Skele ur evil
Skele have you seen Toy Story 4? If not you NEED to watch it, same with the others. Just rewatch all of them. All of the Toy Story movies have a special meaning behind them.
Toy story ranked:
1) Toy Story 2
2) Toy Story
3) Toy Story 4
4) Toy Story 3
grace beeman my least favorite was probably the first one, then toy story 3, then 4, and finally 2. Not that any of them are bad, I love all of them.
You: Puts Ratatouille as No.1
Me: *Ah a man of culture*
the only right option
@@nfbvacsbtn I'd say WALL-E and Ratatouille are pretty close. There's many reasons to like one over the other.
Both movies are masterpieces
I mean I LOOOOOOOVVVVEEEE Ratatouille! There’s nothing wrong with it!
disgusting movie
Monsters University literally taught kids: You can have dreams all you want, but that doesn't make then reachable. You'll probably fail, and you can't always get everything you want. That is a MASSIVELY important message to teach kids. Seriously give it a rewatch, dude. But great list overall
Edit. Thanks for all the likes, guys :)
Not only that, It teaches that even with that "disabilities", you still can acomplish your dreams in a way. Mike still was able to work at his dream company, even though he wasn't scary
Yeah MU says a lot and he really didn't acknowledge it. It is honesty a really good movie and deserves a much higher spot.
Who cares?, the rest of the movie is forgettable
Fame Lord the only part of the movie I remembered was when they went to the human world and that’s it
That's a fair point, but a good message in a mediocre movie isn't really impressive and it doesn't hit as hard as it could have.
Besides, it threw all the uniqueness of the monster world from the first movie out the window for a generic college campus.
Til the day I die I will always stand by and defend Cars 1. That movie is amazing
Thank you
Factz yo
Yes yes
Yes me too
YES YES SOMEONE ELSE
FINALLY someone is giving the love that ratatouille deserves. This film is nothing more than a piece of art, a majestic piece of art. I’ve watched this movie many times since it’s release and I’m still to this day entertained every time I watch it. Ratatouille is phenomenal and I really think everyone should watch it.
It's easily in my favourites
Phenomenal*
But agreed
You know it’s a very good movie when you can recite 90% of it by memory. That’s what I say.
Underrrated disney/pixar movie of all time.
Inside Out had one of the best messages in any movie I’ve ever seen. Especially in today’s age of mental health. The fact that it’s okay to cry.
Soul also did a great job
Inside out’s message was too simple and clear cut, unlike soul, coco & wall-e
@@joshfox567 I feel like it was written more for children, where as certain other films were written for a literally "general audience" of all ages. But I can agree with that sentiment, at 20 it's too "HERE'S THE MESSAGE" for me.
@@callmeobsequious yeah it did have a nice message for kids, and a very good important one too. But I like it when there is a deeper alternate meaning for adults to understand and think about
@@callmeobsequious inside out is still a great movie though! But for me- Coco and toy story are the best pixar movies of all time. And I also love watching cars still to this day!!🤪
Hell yes. Ratatouille. I friggin love it. People have been sleeping on it and they need to wake up! For where you placed this on your list I can now forgive you for the other ranking slip-ups here, lol.
Same
It's not better than The Incredibles though
Goodfellas at 13 smh
RATATOUILLE IS A CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE ALONG WITH WALL-E NO CONTEST
@@mooemoop8200 THE INCREDIBLES WRITING IS NEXT LEVEL. I LOVE WALL-E AND RATATOUILLE BUT THERE IS NO COMPARISON. THE INCREDIBLES IS PERFECT!
I wonder where Soul would be here.
Number TWO for me...
First part of the movie: Number 13
Last 40-50 minutes: number 7-4
Number 1 for me honestly
Number 9
@@dylgivo7215 yea 10 or 9 would probably be a safe rank
Good Dinosaur over Bug's Life?
Bruh moment
I think it's unfair to rank the Good Dinosaur above Bug's Life for "groundbreaking visuals" when it came out seventeen years later. Of course it'll look better.
And above Monsters university and Brave as well
My bottom 3 is without question Cars 2, Cars 3, and Good Dinosaur
@@renaterrier935 man cars 3 is so underrated
@@passivedre it's okay I just thought it a bit boring
Nothing offended me during this video except when you said “purple is an f tier color” .... it’s an easy a tier
THANK YOU
Agreed
bro it's S+ level, purple is the only colour that exists
i’m deeply offended that he has BROWN over it
yup, S+. its so mystical, mysterious, calming, pretty, etc etc. i love purple
"Purple is a f tier color"
That might be the hottest take of the video
Arthur is that why he didn’t really fw Blade Runner 2049
Arthur
Green and blue being below average is criminal
Arthur orange below average is criminal :(
Purple is my favorite color currently.
Me when I realize that Cars is lower than the Good Dinosaur
I can't remember a single thing about the Good Dinosaur
@@beatsbycommissioner dinosaur dies 😰😭😢
@@JuanAlvarez-pc7ws 🔪
Cuz it’s way worse.
Cars is better but that doesn't say it much
he really ranked toy story 2 the lowest out of the four- I need a minute
As much as I love TS2, I think the same🤣
I legit had to pause the video to regain some sanity ohmy goodness
I respect his opinions but I would be lying if I didn't say WTF out loud.
he ranked bugs life 18 and cars 17...hes one of these edgy idiots who thinks what he says is interesting when all he says is the most bland stuff
@@razkable I kinda have my issues with the way Karsten presents his opinions, but I mean I personally had Bugs Life at the very bottom just because I feel it doesn’t compare with the other films in the golden age era such as Toy Story, Monsters Inc, Nemo, etc. Also, I had the original Cars a little lower as well, but I actually really thoroughly enjoy that film. It’s just that other than nostalgia there’s not a TON there for me & a reason put it on at this age.
One thing I'm noticing is that WALL-E is consistently getting in a high placement in all the tier lists. I truly believe it's Pixar's greatest masterpiece.
Brian Tran I definitely think it’s the one that’s got the most to say
Same, it will always be #1 for me
It is, easily my favorite Pixar movie, probably my favorite movie of all time
There's no way you guys all really enjoy watching Wall-E that much. It is an interesting movie to think about with some cool visuals, but it's pretty damn boring even the first time, imo
Don Casey there’s not many likes on this comment and only 3 ppl replied so I think that many ppl out of however many millions that watched the film can all really enjoy Wall-E as their no.1 film
Don't jinx it Karsten, soon enough we're gonna end up with Pixar's RataTwoie
Paul Pincombe i dunno; all of Pixar’s sequels fall flat with me
Nah, I don’t think so. It’s been too long
2rat2ille
I laughed too hard at this
@@ljben5405 bro, incredibles 2 came out like 14 years after the first one
Am I the only one that absolutely loved Monsters university? It’s one of my most quoted movies 💀
samee
I f’ing love mu
Don’t worry I love it too, I honestly might like it better than the original I’m ngl
I watch it 2 times a year lol
MU is good. The original’s still better.
I love Monster’s University. The message that just because you don’t necessarily have the ability to follow your dreams doesn’t mean you can’t be successful. I think that’s an incredibly mature message to send to kids and I appreciate it for that. Also it’s just extremely well animated, the sets and backgrounds are incredibly detailed, funny, and very sincere. One of my faves
MU is my favourite movie
Having recently rewatched MU I completely agree. I thought the ending in particular was genius and the idea that sometimes even if you work really hard you still can't get want you want was a really ballsy message for a "kid's" movie. I've heard the complaint that it has no tension because you already know what happens to the characters thanks to Monster's Inc, but I don't think that's true at all. The entire plot was throroughly engaging and it's a movie just as much about the journey as the destination.
I'm SO GLAD I'm not the only one who loves MU! The movie gets WAY too much hate!
Omfg just yes thank you for putting this opinion up
Same I loved it
The top tiers:
Ratatouille, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc., The Incredibles, and Wall-E
I can respect that
Good childhood with pixar
Ah, the classics
Pretty good list but I feel like you should’ve put the other toy story’s on the list
true
Ratatouille is a masterpiece. Together with Toy Story, Wall-E and The Incredibles, it's one of a few animated films that never feels like it was made for kids. It doesn't deserve to not be on the imdb top 250.
True
Toy Story 2 is iconic. The most rewatchable Toy Story.
Agreed
The first is the worst imo.
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The best Toy Story.
I personally think the first one is the most re-watchable for me but I can understand your point of view
How is the good dinosaur, the most boring movie Pixar has ever done, the one that has recycled The Lion King and about five other movies, was ranked so HIGH
Wy'Kia ON GOD BRO
Wall-E is the most boring Pixar movie to me lol, even tho everybody loves it.
@@ch4se618 how?
Wy'Kia nah it’s a good movie especially the scene where the get high asf 😂
pk zoomer Idk, it’s a beautiful movie it’s just kind of slow moving to me.
Honestly I really loved monsters university. I watched it during a time where I really felt like a fuck up in college and like i was stupid for not being able to figure out what i was doing. I think the lessons and the overall themes in monsters university really hit home with a lot of young adults in college or entering the workforce and thats why i rlly loved it.
Monsters University came out during the summer before I moved to my first year of secondary school. I felt really connected to Mike because for the first time it feels like it’s great to relate to a character who is going to the next stage of education and being excited for it even though he is not scary which reflects on to how I look forward to growing up and meeting new friends and creating new memories. I fail at every test but I don’t care because I love school so much. The movie is proper trash but I am glad back then, I was the appropriate target audience for a kids movie to watch this.
Monsters University is one of my favorite movies Karsten really didnt give it credit
The main problem with Monsters University isn’t that it’s a bad movie. It’s clearly not and every Karsten says so. But not only is it going up against the rest of Pixar’s legacy but the plot and idea is just super average. Take away the monsters it’s just a typical college student proving himself movie
it’s just generic! jesus!
yeah I think Karsten and some of the commenters missed the message of the film unfortunately
I cant be the only one that actually likes monsters university
You are not alone monsters University is the most underrated Pixar movie (in my opinion
I never watched it so I don’t know
@@mercykok2635 I feel like monsters inc has a better story and arc but monsters universitys action scenes gave me mad chills
@@anthonymartinez71604 its not that i didn't watch it because i don't like it or anything it just never happended
@@mercykok2635 i know i know. I was just saying
Monsters University basically talks about disability, Mike can't work in his dream job because of the way he was born
There's one video that explains that
I'd argue toy story 2 is significant for diving into the existential dread of being a toy. As a story for Woody, I think it might be the strongest of the movies (maybe rivaled closely by toy story 4). For me personally, Jesse's flashback scene is the most powerful moment of the movies too.
What about Lotso's backstory or the dumpster fire scene in TS3?
Toy story 2 def top teir this guys a wasteman
Jack Nelson yes!! I love TS2!! It’s my favorite of the bunch!!
@@ChrosTV lotso's backstory is basically Jesse's with an added scene. Toy Story 3 is uncannily similar to Toy Story 2, you may not realize it because it's got some powerful scene, but even those scene mirrors the one in TS2 (the incinerator scene is a more dramatic version of the airport luggage and departure scene). Tiy Story 3 is incredibly uninspired if you start thinking about it.
“Putting inside out number 12 is probably the hottest take on this list”
*next rank puts literally the best toy story movie last out of all the toy story movies*
yes omg number 2 is my favourite
Thank you, I strongly agree
thank you, someone had to say it
3 and 2 were the best toy story films. 2 has more action. 3 has more emotion.
My favorite was 3 but 2 didn’t deserve to be put there
smh, Schaffrillas isn't white, he's a crab lmao nice try
He's a singing turtle, according to Nostalgia Critic
Potato Man Which video
@@haihai9022 what
@@haihai9022 I guess he didn't do well in his biology class
"Even ralph breaks the internet" WHAT???
Ralph breaks the internet sucks stop lying
Jk lol i do hate the movie But if u love it good for you. i can't
@@solidhutyr1815 the point is that i hate it
@@alivin3 oh ok then iam dumb
I don't think he was necessarily saying that Ralph 2 was a better movie than Incredibles 2, I think he meant that it felt like even Ralph 2 was trying to do something different and unique when compared to Incredibles 2, uk?
I remember in 2007 or 2008 when Ratoutille ended it seemed like most people were clapping. That's rare where I go to see movies.
I've never seen that happen at the end of a movie, wow
@@progress_games Happens sometimes where I live. It's a special little moment especially when you love the film.
KEllisTalks there was some sprinkling of clapping once when I saw parasite, I never knew people did that though that sounds really cool
When I watched it in a theatres I'm pretty sure I heard a few people cry
@@kyleellis8665 Yeah, I watched a guy clap so many people.
"It feels like a cutaway from a bad video game spin-off of Cars."
The Cars games are actually quite good.
Yeah, but the first Cars game was the best
Cars fast as lightning:) is the one I played
I agree, the cars games were really good. Watching a car race and talk with other cars is boring, but playing as one is a whole different story.
I have cars 2 the video game and have never played it
Cars 3 Driven to win: Best Cars game.
i so happy Ratatouille was number one, it's legit the only pixar film, besides maybe Coco, I can actively watch over and ovr again
they are the only pixar movies i can watch and not get bored of
I agree for real
I have gotten bored of those two cause of my nephew
I feel exactly the same, those are my top two fav Pixar movies!
In my opinion 1 should have been Inside Out
WHY IS CARS AT 17? Dude please re-watch it man, I recently did and I realized how good it actually is. Some of the little hidden adult jokes are WONDERFUL. Its definitely better than we all remember
The guy make this video is a IDIOT
Exactly, this comment is perfect
Do any of you know that people can have different opinions?
Agree cars is a childhood masterpiece to Me
Cars kinda sucks, its boring, it makes absolutely no sense, it doesn't work
"Lawrence the Cable Guy."
Could you do a GHIBLI ranked?
I don't need to say anything more than that.
rut_ 03 but you did tho...
Skungi anime
rut_ 03 I’ve only seen spirited away and ponyo out of the ghibli films so what’s next? I know they aren’t all good but what’s the next best ghibli film after spirited away?
Peter Parker My Neighbor Totoro, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Howl’s Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke, Only Yesterday, Whisper of the Heart, etc.
Literally pick any of those, they’re all great.
Mono Kid ok thanks. I think I’ll pick my neighbor totoro or howls moving castle cause I’ve heard good things about those. I also watched akira yesterday and that’s a crazy film.
To be honest, Monsters University while being such a miedocre film, his messege and main moral od pretty good. It isn't "follow your Dreams, ewentually you will accomplish them" moral, but more like "Maybe you don't need college to achieve something", which is very accurate to me
Mikołaj500 also “your dreams aren’t always what they seem” (in a good way) mike thought he had everything planned out to be a scare we but then got kicked of school and got a new and better dream
Wish it could've been told better, but yeah, that's what I came away from his movie.
Real Talk, I feel like “Cars 3” is underrated.
Not really cars is terrible
@@Mirrorcomics24 Just Cars 2
@SD Alt it’s my opinion
@@nickgadson266 in my opinion cars ok cars 2 terrible cars 3 mediocre
@SD Alt i am a 2010s kid but I hardly see that as a point against the argument because most 2010s kids would like cars 2
The fact that the good Dino was higher than cars is a cosmic injustice
I KNOW Good Dinisour (In my opinion) is the worst pixar movie but then he ranks above so many movies!
@@andy.burbulis1899 cars is a classic. If it never had a sequel, it would probably be celebrated to a far greater extent.
Don't mind me I'm just laughing at the mental image of Diego complaining about a dinosaur movie
@@6ubble-gum To be fair, Diego didn't choose to be a Dino. If he wasn't transformed he'd still have the world.
I agree. While the good dino was great I felt it didn’t have that feel that cars did
Karsten : "It takes Paris, an already beautiful city full of life love and art"
Me as a french person : Poor boy, I'm sorry but what you believe is an illusion
Mathis Gantier i second this, Paris is way over romanticized
I feel like Paris is basically European New York but idk
@@dougthedonkey1805 I thought london was european New York City
@Cybic2 Britain isn’t Europe anymore
@@dougthedonkey1805 ...You know Europe is a continent right? They left the European Union they didn't leave the continent lmao
i don’t think coco should be that low because of the tiger thing when the real emotional ending comes after
Moonstorm1 remember me still gets me crying every single time I watch it. Or even think about it.
Only thing with Coco was I just found the kid kind of annoying apart from that I think it's perfect. I would've loved if they found a way to tell that story through Hector as a protagonist instead but it's still great. I think he ranked it pretty fairly
I agree Kokichi Oma, CoCo is a masterpiece
Yeah imagine ranking toy story movies above Coco... blegh
Coco is easily top 3 and by far the most underrated Pixar out there. It was advertised as a spooky Mexican Halloween style movie instead of the power of music and the human understanding of family and death.
You can tell a movie is great, when you can remember it part-by-part when only watching it once. Toy Story (the full series), Ratatouille, Incredibles, Cars, etc. you can remember almost the full-story off the top of your head without re-watching the movie. Boy, do I love Toy Story and Ratatouille.
that's a terrible measure of quality.
cars just holds a special place in my heart. it's a humbling story about fame, legacy, respect and competitive integrity. I never got why people hated it so much.
I enjoy Cars (the first one) I just think compared to Pixar's other films it's not as groundbreaking. On its own though, it's great and very enjoyable!
Ts2 as the worst toy story
“Honey grab the shotgun!!!”
I loved toy story 2!
the best toy story which introduces Jesse and a twist to woody's arc!! also has the best villian in the series
Mustiboi Salman I agree third is the best
Mustiboi Salman yep!
Yeah it’s way better than the last fucking one, I thought it was shit
5:02 5:07
It's official:
Karsten is addicted to saying the word "immersive"
Angelo Regidor it happens to the best of them 😢
Can’t believe you’re shitting on cars my dude 😭
I can't too!
It would take quite some time to clean up
@@michakrzyzanowski8554 lmfaooo
The creator of the video has a point about Cars. It’s awful compared to almost every other Pixar movie
He mostly shits on sequels, though
@@ArkhamCityKing08 But he's just presenting his opinion. Cars is not close to being objectively bad. Cars is not made to sell toys. Cars 2 was overhated, but very disconnected in terms of the storyline
“There’s gonna be a lot hot takes on this list”
Me: I can handle that
*puts toy story 2 on 11*
Me: where did I leave my pitchfork again?
Notsocreative Productions IKR. best Toy Story movie, not Pixar, but best Toy Story.
It's on 19 on my list out of 20
Toy Story 4 is the worst Toy story film IMO
@@ClarkKent-qz6zo yes it's not a bad film but the other 3 are amazing
Funny enough, due to clever writing and animation, I think toy story two is the best toy story. It didn't make me emotional like the third one did, well except in that Jesse scene, but also that wasn't the goal- it achieved its goal excellently.
My ranking
Toy Story 2
Toy story 3
Toy story 4
Toy story
Which is crazy because Toy story is SO good! But the animation has gotten pretty old and woody for the majority of the movie is kind of a butthead which just makes the other ones more likable- which is crazy town because toy story started it all!
Now that we know that Karsten and Schaffrillas are aware of each other's existence, I'm expecting a collab sometime in 2020. Don't disappoint us lads.
listen to karsten's podcast
first thing I thought too lmao
I wasn't expecting Monsters University to be THAT low. I actually loved it.
Same I love it too
BlueLemon Pixar has made lots of better films, most notably Monsters Inc
I thought that it was fine and being a sequel to one of my favorite pixar movies it was really underwhelming in my opinion more underwhelming then Incredibles 2
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Yeah
Ratatouille as number 1? We have officially became friends and you have earned a subscribe
There are a couple swaps I would make, but overall I agree with almost all of this list.
P.s. Yes, Ratatouille is without a doubt the best Pixar film and in my opinion the best animated film of all time.
Cars is better then the good dinosaur also
Cars 2 and MU were better than both brave and The Good dinosaur imo.
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Me personally I'd switch Ratatouille and Monsters inc. but thats just a personal preference.
I was so surprised to see Ratatouille at number one. I thought I was the only one who thought it was Pixar's best, but I was wrong.
adopted child It’s not better then Wall-e
@@Jackrabbit7 I would disagree, but WALL-E is really great
I honestly prefer Wall-e because that film has one of the best graphics in the world and the story is so perfectly done. And also the comedy is pretty great lol. Still, ratatouille is a pretty close second
Even I think that ratatouille is underrated but I just wouldn’t put it at #1
I would probably put finding Nemo, the incredibles, toy story 3, cars (I have a soft spot for cars), and monsters inc ahead of it
@@owenbearman8995 I agree. I also have a soft spot for cars since I loved it as a kid
I’d say TS2 is the hottest take on the list.
Super Joe Reviews I should rewatch it, I’ve seen you and numerous other people praise it lately and right now I just don’t really remember it fondly
Yeah. I understand Karsten's points but there is NO WAY it's the worst movie in the franchise.
@@habibrahman8346 Well now's the perfect time to rewatch it! It's on Disney+
Of all the movies here my hot take would be that UP is just a little too high.
No, he got it right. It's definitely the worst of the 4. For me it's 3 > 1 > 4 > 2 though
I like the way you shared your opinions, it's an example of a perfect review providing gentle commentary yet offering improvement
It really says a lot about pixar that most of my reactions were: "why is this placed so low?"
Yeah because basically every movie on the list is a great movie aside from cars 2
@@aidanspeck2487 and the good dinosaur.
"both visually and script wise, this story holds well"
*shows clip of Randall getting the shit beaten out of him*
KARSTEN'S LIST:
22. cars 2
21. monsters university
20. brave
19. cars 3
18. a bug's life
17. cars
16. the good dinosaur
15. incredibles 2
14. onward
13. finding dory
12. inside out
11. toy story 2
10. coco
9. toy story 4
8. toy story 3
7. monsters, inc.
6. up
5. toy story
4. finding nemo
3. wall-e
2. the incredibles
1. ratatouille
Thank you🙏🙏
“pretty much a perfect film and a timeless classic”
*has 6 movies ranked higher*
Random fact: Someone tried to sell New Zealand on eBay but was stopped once the bid reached $3,000.
Thanks!.......🤔🤔🤔 what is it true
they tried to sell the country i live in i-
I disagree that Monsters university didn’t have a message, I’m not defending the fact that it’s pretty boring and forgettable, however it conveys the message of disability and how you can still live your life and do things you enjoy even if you don’t possess qualities which are usually desired to do something.
Instead of having mike become a scarer despite his disability of not being scary (which would be a false and glorified message to young kids) instead they subvert that and have him become a coach of scarers and still work under the bracket of what he desired.
It’s quite clever and conveys a clear message to kids. However yes it can still be lacklustre and not entertaining.
did you fucking see the end, I loved the ending scene, that's why I like MU
Also it's a tale of not being afraid of failing, failures are part of life and you'll learn something from them, and they're not permanent. Which to an university student who was suicidal because he was failing HARD was the best message you could give.
pk zoomer - yes it’s so well done, the ending brings the film up levels
KyrieFortune - exactly very well said, it’s a great message for young kids that if it’s not possible to get what u first wanted you can still persevere and do something incredible with your life!
It was also a pretty good lesson of how it's not just because you fail that you can't achieve your goals. Sully and Mike got out of the university in the end, but still managed to enter monsters inc out of their effort
Remember when they made an event in Club Penguin to promote Monster University?
God I miss Club Penguin
omg i remember the mascot costumes were everywhere, when he was talking about "do you remember any promotion for the movie" my mind was like *_CLUB PENGUIN_*
You're a baby
I remember seeing Up with my grandma on some random day. We both thought it would sort of suck, but we walked away being blown away. It’s not my favorite Pixar movie and I think it grows worse with each rewatch. But it is definitely one of my favorite memories I’ve had with my grandma.
Why does it grow worse with each rewatch to you?
Up isn’t my favorite either, but I found it very adorable. My only complaint is we don’t really get a lot of insight into Carl and Ellie’s marriage aside they couldn’t have children and were never able to afford a trip to their dream vacation. I’m just curious as to why the movie didn’t explore them considering adoption or at least having the joy of babysitting their nieces and nephews. Legit there can be a multitude of factors as to why couples can’t adopt, and that be an interesting topic to resolve and explore. I just felt the tone shift was a little awkward, going from a more retrospective style with the music to then being thrust into a more modern style and especially having Russel being an annoying kid who’s just trying to help (though for his badge) and helping Carl understand to enjoy the rest of his life instead of living in the past and unable to let go of Ellie.
"At the end of Toy Story 3 Andy's arc was done, not Woody's"
THANK YOU!
Yeah, but Woody didn't need an arc
I read this while he said that
Premise of Brave:
Scottish girl hates mother, mother becomes bear, Scottish girl loves mother
Cologram 🤣🤣
Literally
It’s weird how many films have people turning into bears and getting better family relations cause of it.
Afonso Lucas very true lol
Disney's Mother Bear
I can understand where you're coming from for most of this list but you're telling me Toy Story 2 is your least favorite Toy Story movie?? You say that's because "it's the one movie in the franchise that doesn't feel like it's accomplishing a whole lot" but all I can say to that is maybe it's been a long time since you’ve watched it?
The entire Toy Story franchise is essentially about abandonment and Toy Story 2 shows that the best imo. From Jesse & She Loved Me to Stinky Pete's motivation to Woody's arc even Buzz's motivation in rescuing Woody. Every main character in this movie contributes to that theme beautifully in a way that the sequels tried to replicate and build off of. Also the set pieces are my favorite and I think Buzz's character is handled by far the best in this movie even if he has the better arc in the first.
right? i was especially shocked that it was lower than toy story 4 on the list, which i felt was trying too hard to "say something." in the second one, it seemed so genuine in comparison
I personally find Toy Story 2 to be my least favorite as well. It just always seemed to be too big of a departure from the first movie in tone - as a stand alone movie it's fine, but something about the way it treats its pre-established characters just seems off to me, as if the characters are trying to play caricatures of themselves.
Plus, it just gives off some creepy vibes at times, especially with Al.
Honest opinion here: Toy Story 4 is bad. I watched it in theaters and thought it was alright, but every time I think about it it just gets worse in my head. Like where was EVERY SINGLE SIDE CHARACTER? What happened to Buzz, why is he *so* stupid here? The villain is ok, no where near as good as Sid or Lotso or even Al tho. And my biggest gripe: (spoiler alert) Woody leaves the gang. Like... WHAT?! I get he loves Bo Peep but what happened to, “Whatever happens well stay together, for infinity and beyond.” You May call me an idiot here and that’s ok, scream it from the rooftops if you wish. But this movie is (imo) unnecessary to the franchise and just the worst one of the 4.
Toy story 2 is way better than toy story 4
Nothing can beat the first movie, in my opinion. All of the other movies were extremely forgettable. Besides the ending to 3, I can't remember anything about them.
Still cried when Wall-E got crushed.
Still do even after 10 years
Wall-e stans rise up.
I do that with Light in the 3rd movie
@@Wileybot2004 yes boi wall-e is a 16/10 for me and nobody can fight me.
Finally a Pixar ranking that has Ratatouille at number 1.
That's what I'm saying! Its so good!
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Aww yes Cars 2, truly a beautiful and enriching story that needs to be told. A true masterclass of cinema
Raul The Pegasus 😂😂
Star wars Fan bien dit
And that sais a kid named star wars fan LMAO
This man really put The Good Dinosaur ahead of Cars 🤦🏼♂️
Edit: Cars 2 and 3 were bad and worse than The Good Dinosaur. But the original is a classic
Good Dinosaur is overhated, and Cars is really overrated.
I mean not as bad as saying toy story 2 is the worst toy story, like is he insane
TheFnames I agree with you on that one 😂
cars 1 is should be top 3. Cars 2 and 3 were dog shit thought
Jake Daddio I agree Cars 1 was really good and was a staple of my childhood
The fact you called cars 2 a video game spin off considering the Cars 2 game is legit godly
Wall-E is my personal favorite Disney Pixar film. It’s so cute!
It’s a beautiful film
Me too. Me too.
its literally my favourite animated film of all time
I’ve honestly always thought that wall-e was a little overrated
@@owenbearman8995 I get that. I just love how much emotion it shows with such few words. It’s cute, it’s romantic, it’s emotional, it’s funny. It’s the perfect movie from my point of view. However I understand that it’s not a movie for everyone
Monsters University is really underrated. Definitely deserves more love.
I clearly don't understand the hate coming from it smh!
it's bland
Definitely
it's a great movie but forgettable tbh
Thank you! I love that movie! Definitely better than brave
I still can’t believe Brave won Best Animated Feature over Wreck It Ralph!
Mega MovieZ lol. What about Crash winning best picture? or Shakespeare in live winning over Saving Private Ryan, or Forest Gump winning over Pulp Fiction? The academy can be kinda wack sometimes...
@@blakebackes Forrest Hump deserved it, sincerely. If you want to talk about the academy being weird, let's talk about the shape of water winning, or black panther getting a best pic nomination. Sincerely, this makes no sense. At all.
@@adami6187 shape of water deserved it
your profile pic is 👌👌
@@anthonymartensen3164 Against 3 Bilboards? No way. Shape of Water is beautifully done, but one of the worst scripts ive ever seen
Monsters university needs more appreciation, i’ve watched it so many times. One of my favorites
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Vanessa D Music Ratatouille
Fame Lord that’s my second fave 😂
@@Jollyjose251 ratatatoullie is good but wall e is an absolute masterpiece
@@soccerlegend7774 well Wall E is good but inside out is an absolute masterpiece! just goes to show how great Pixar is that no one is saying "no that one sucks" they are saying- "but this one is so Good!" You know what I mean Random Stranger?
@@grantfletcher7459 yes I do random stranger. Pixar are genius in terms of crafting stories and actually care about the quality of the character development. So yeah I do agree
The scene where Ego eats Remy's Ratatouille is seriously one of the most memorable scenes in animated history to me. I'll never forget how amazing that movie is.
So stoked that someone finally agrees. Ratatouille is the best
I know right!?
By far the best. I have such a deep and unexplainable love for that movie.
@@HotStrange same here, also your playlists are stacked, about to watch some of the videos in Movie Stuff lol
James Sadler lmao there will probably be videos you watch that I haven’t seen yet. I need to get caught up 😅
Wall E is better
1:30 "Does anyone remember any trailers or promotions or even seeing the damn thing?"
*flashbacks to Club Penguin*
-There is no War in Ba Sing Se-
There is no such thing as Cars 2
Duchi your comment makes me so happy
Duchi what is this joke? I’ve seen it in so many places. Please help
ok Ju Dee
Blake Backes it’s from the last airbender, there was a city called ba sing se, and they denied that there was a war coming to everyone
Yes there is, is the 2017 sequel
YESSSSS RATATOUILLE IS GOD TIER I THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY
"Rataluille is a movie that you can't make fun of if you tried."
Film Theory: Is that a challenge?
How did he make fun of that?
@@TheFPSKingsGaming He was talking about the "Remy is evil" theory
Shut up gacha kid
@@Cal.F you look like you have a anime profile if it's true than SHUT UP YOU HAVE NO OPINION YOU CANT TALK
@@Cal.F bruh you have an anime pfp. i mean to be fair i have one as well but my point is you can't really say anything here
karsten is so easy to watch even if i completely disagree with what he's saying he presents his thoughts and opinions so calmly whilst keeping it entertaining and his editing is so simple to the point and unique. definetly one of my favourite youtubers and this video is just done so well in general
My top 3
1. Ratatouille
2. Coco
3. Wall-e
Honorable mentions: inside out, toy story 3, up
Alexandra Wu There are a lot of Pixar movies better then Coco and Inside Out
mine is 1.coco, 2.ratatouille,3. monsters inc.
Honorable mentions: the Incredibles, monsters u, inside out, up, and all of them except for good dino and the cars series
@@Jackrabbit7 it's just their opinion
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Ratatouille has a genius story/characters and literally perfect dialogue but I’ve always thought it was a bit boring since it’s basically just someone living a normal life which just isn’t really my thing
I've always said Ratatoullie is one of the most underrated movies ever and definitely in Pixar's top 3, and finally someone is giving it the love it deserves
fr, it’s sooo good. not to mention it’s straight up eye-candy with how they portray the streets and city of Paris
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This is the kind of content we love to see
Same love Pixar
I wonder where Soul would have landed on this list if he had waited a few more months. Gotta be a top 3 Pixar film!
The Cars movies are much more popular among people who grew up with them.
The Coaster Roaster cars 1 is by far my favorite movie ever I watched it more than once a month as a child
The Coaster Roaster same, I was born at the time when the first movie came out so I have many memories of watching the first one at like eye doctors and at home. And for some reason my favorite one is Cars 2. I don’t get how people it, even though I’m in High school now (well not anymore) I still enjoy watching it multiple times. And Cars 3 was just a magnificent closer to the movies. Still don’t get how people don’t like them very much.
@@parrakkaamartinez Yeah. I like Cars 1 and Cars 2 is my favorite but I despise Cars 3 because I come a Cars movie to see Lightning McQueen and Mater. Not yellow girl
There nothing compared to Ratatouille
my little brother and i watched cars all the time and every time i hear life is a highway it’s so nostalgic for me
ratatouille is the movie that i can watch and not even notice that i have been watching it for the past hour
i can’t- and i mean CANT, be the only one who can’t watch ratatouille without being in a 5 inch proximity of food
“Mom, I wanna watch Ratatouille, can you make me some food?”
I'm guilty of easily being made hungry by food-based media and ratatouille completely destroys me in that regard, everything in that movie looks so damn tasty