Toy Story 3
The Incredibles
Monsters Inc
A Bug's Life
Up
Wall-e
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
Finding Nemo
Ratatouille
Brave
Monsters University
Cars 2
Cars
Fighting evil by moonlight, winning love by daylight, she is the one named Sailor Moon
The Incredibles
Toy Story 3
Toy Story 2
Up
Monsters Inc
Toy Story
Ratatouille
Wall E
Finding Nemo
Cars
Cars 2
A Bug's Life
Monsters University
Brave
Finding Nemo
Monsters Inc
A Bug's Life
Ratatouille
Monsters University
Toy Story
Up
Toy Story 2
Brave
Cars
Wall-e
Toy Story 3
Cars 2
I've actually not seen Cars 2 so it's currently bottom by default. I did not like Wall-e or Toy Story 3 at all...while I 100% appreciate Wall-e's animation and storytelling, I found it a little preachy which turned me off it. Just didn't like Toy Story 3 at all. Also was torn between Brave and Cars, I don't particularly like either of them but I think I'd choose to watch Brave over Cars so it came ahead.
The top 5 were difficult to decide on order-wise. I settled for what I have up there, but really I think they're tied for number one in my books! Love them all equally.
To be fair, I have not seen all of the Pixar films (Brave, Walle, Up, Cars 2) I have intentions of watching Cars 2, but I would like to see the others. I have seen pieces of the others. I just haven't seen them all, so I can't really rate them to be fair
1. Toy Story 3 (This one impressed me. I didn't know how they would top the original. I cried when I saw it.)
2. A Bug's Life (I love the story so much.) Very underestimated. The characters were adorable, and the story had such a good lesson. Kevin Spacey as Hopper was fantastic. He is one of the most chilling villians in a Pixar film. The voice acting was great as well. I love the jokes and puns. And I love how Pixar looks at things from other perspectives. Such a great film.
3. Toy Story- It started it all. Great characters, great acting, great originality. What kid doesn't wish that his toys were alive when he was little. And the writing was spectacular. To look at the world from a toy's perspective was genius.
4. Monster's University- I love this story. An underdog that takes on the world. What a great attitude. I really didn't like Monster's Inc, so I thought I would dislike this film, but I was greatly impressed. I love how Mike set goals and worked hard to try to achieve them. I also liked how he changed his attitude about Sullivan and trying to lead the whole team. This movie showed some very inspiring concepts.
5. Finding Nemo- A very heartwarming film. Although some of the tank fish annoy me a little, this film is beautiful. The animation is detailed and gorgeous. And Dory is hilarious. The story of a parent's love is beautiful.
6. The INcredibles- This is a great story, but I marked it a little lower because it was geared more toward older kids. And the character the plays Dash kinda gets on my nerves (but that kid has always rubbed me the wrong way.) Very good villain too, by the way. The story was well-written.
7. Toy Story 2- Some of the characters were annoying (Jesse especially) but it was a good sequel.
8. Ratatouille- ehhh! Not a bad movie, but not up to the standard of some of the other films. Also, it was geared for an older audience.
9. Monster's Inc. I felt there were a lot of holes. Some things just didn't make sense. I almost didn't watch Monster's University because I was so disappointed in this. Luckily, I did anyway.
10. Cars-Hated it. The story should've worked but it didn't. And the idea of cars in the stadium just didn't work for me. Very disappointed in this film. Hence, the reason I didn't watch the second one. I heard I didn't miss anything.
Brave
The Incredibles
Monsters Inc
A Bug's Life
Finding Nemo
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
Monsters University
Toy Story 3
Wall-E
Up
Ratatouille
Cars
Cars 2
Easy
Ratatouille (Most underrated Pixar film by far and the best they've ever done, properly one of the top 10 animated films of all time)
Toy story 2 (Solid sequal that's infantry better than the first in every way; not not as much of a game changer)
Monsters inc. (A lovely film that's simply a joy too watch)
Toy story (The game changer itself.)
Wall-E (Superb but flawed)
Up (the first 20 minuets are what everybody rates, a masterpiece needs all three thirds too be great but Up goes from masterpiece to OK to great)
Incredibles (better than most superhero films)
Finding Nemo (Fun and great)
Toy story 3 (Controversial, being so far down I know, but no where near as good as the other two film and a bit of a clone of toy story 2)
Inside out (A good film, emotional but not very a iconic pixar peice - not a flaw just an observation)
Bug's life (Woody Allen is an ant, woops wrong film. Overall, good)
Cars (Not that bad, if it was by Dreamworks or some other guy/girl then people wouldn't be so mad at this film)
Monsters Uni (Didn't Mike say that Him and Sully meet in the fourth grade? I know the UK School system is different but I'm pretty sure that 4th grade is when your 8 or 9? not 19/20. despite that, the film lacked any charm the much superior monsters inc. Had)
Brave (Boring and went nowhere - it's brother bear but in Scotland!!! Confusing that this very Disney esc film came out the same year as the very Pixar esc Wreck it Ralph. Was it opposite day?
Cars 2 (Do I need too explain?)