Comments on: Pixar in Order

By: Beth Partin

Beth Partin — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:28:59 +0000

What you said about Up intrigued me. I loved it in certain ways, but I thought it betrayed its female character.

By: Beth Partin

Beth Partin — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:28:00 +0000

What you said about Up intrigued me. I loved it in certain ways, but I thought it betrayed its female character.

By: John

John — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 23:07:24 +0000

Writer Dad, I love your list of Pixar faves. Pixar has got to be the greatest thing that has ever happened to 3-D cinematic entertainment. As I was reading your post, all of the memories came rushing back. I love Pixar and one day, I’m buying all the movies on blu-ray (already have Wall-E, but I want them ALL!).

I just can’t stop smiling now (too psyched for Toy Story 3). Thanks for the post.

By: John

John — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 23:07:00 +0000

I just can’t stop smiling now (too psyched for Toy Story 3). Thanks for the post.

By: Terry Heath

Terry Heath — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:30:39 +0000

As a little kid watching the “Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Show” and “The Flintstones” my stomach churned a little whenever I pondered the idea I would have to give up my beloved cartoons someday, when I grew up. It’s so nice companies like Pixar have sprung up to make cartoons (basically, that’s what they are) adults can enjoy too, just in case any of us actually get around to growing up.

By: Terry Heath

Terry Heath — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:30:00 +0000

By: Writer Dad

Writer Dad — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 21:40:17 +0000

Rosa: Ratatouille is awesome, and it does everything perfectly, but it just doesn’t seem as universal to me. I think the best of Pixar speaks to children and adults in equal measure. I think Ratatouille has a louder voice for children.

Marc: 1906, I believe, will be revisited later. Its budget was 150 mil. which was too much considering the recession. I believe they will make it. And Raygun. And every other cool thing. We just have to wait.

Mom: Find your remote and I’ll loan you WALL-E. I will always remember seeing that Pixar short for the first time. Thank you for the exposure. You should have bought a Mac. : > )

J.D. Dude, you HAVE to see Toy Story 2! Right now, go to Netflix and put it on your queue. Come back next week and tell me what you think. It. Is. Awesome.

Eric: I would freaking LOVE to write a movie column. I’ve often thought about it. Maybe once iPhone Uno is a regular thing, I’ll get to it. : > )

Deb: Toy Story 2 is so awesome it should be illegal. Seriously. See it again this weekend. I could never forget about their shorts. We watch them all the time, and I was in love with their three minute bliss long before I was in love with their movies. In fact, I think it would be awesome to write about my favorite shorts. Maybe I should just make July Pixar month at Writer Dad!

Trina: Trina… tsk, tsk, tsk. Don’t they have Netflix in Canada? You’ve got to see the Pixar filmography. They’re worth your time, each and every one.

Kool Aid: Have you seen WALL-E more than once? For me, better every time. Though of course, I could say that about the lot of them. Eddies in a river… I LOVE that. So true.

Meredith: HA! So. True. Both are masterpieces, but like I said to Rosa, I just have to hand the top spot to a movie that could work equally well for both sides of puberty. I think that’s Toy Story 2.

Kimberly: The Bee movie was great. I enjoyed it about as much as I enjoy most Dreamworks animation movies, which is a lot… but not nearly as much as the perfection of Pixar. : > )

By: Writer Dad

Writer Dad — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 21:40:00 +0000

Mom: Find your remote and I’ll loan you WALL-E. I will always remember seeing that Pixar short for the first time. Thank you for the exposure. You should have bought a Mac. : > )

J.D. Dude, you HAVE to see Toy Story 2! Right now, go to Netflix and put it on your queue. Come back next week and tell me what you think. It. Is. Awesome.

Eric: I would freaking LOVE to write a movie column. I’ve often thought about it. Maybe once iPhone Uno is a regular thing, I’ll get to it. : > )

Trina: Trina… tsk, tsk, tsk. Don’t they have Netflix in Canada? You’ve got to see the Pixar filmography. They’re worth your time, each and every one.

Kool Aid: Have you seen WALL-E more than once? For me, better every time. Though of course, I could say that about the lot of them. Eddies in a river… I LOVE that. So true.

Kimberly: The Bee movie was great. I enjoyed it about as much as I enjoy most Dreamworks animation movies, which is a lot… but not nearly as much as the perfection of Pixar. : > )

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:53:51 +0000

You’ve got my daughter’s top 10 favorites listed here (except for Up, which we haven’t seen yet), and they are my top 10 favs too (just in different orders). Actually the picture you used of the lights is one of my toddler’s favorite short Pixar films. When I put that DVD on she wants to watch that film about five times before we can let the rest of the DVD play out.

Right now, however, she is in love with The Bee Movie. We watch it several times a week, and so far I’m not sick of it. I guess that says how great it is!

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:53:00 +0000

Right now, however, she is in love with The Bee Movie. We watch it several times a week, and so far I’m not sick of it. I guess that says how great it is!