Really? You would put Bug's Life as one of Pixar's most visually appealing films? I mean, it's pretty, but animation wise it doesn't hold a candle to their more recent films, like Up or WALL-E

Also, I'm confused. You give Up an 88, Brave an 87, but you would rank Brave higher? You haven't listed it yet at least.

Did I not say I'll get to A Bug's Life later? I'm fairly certain I did. I'm not droning on about it during the post about Up, that's just silly.

Brave's personal rating has since changed, although I'm not changing the review score as that is what I thought while reviewing it. I've since seen it once more and re-thought my opinions a little.

How is an army of dogs that stupid? It's like a pack of dogs, and getting chased by a pack of dogs is probably pretty scary.

Then again, you rate Cars higher than Toy Story, so it's not like any of this has to make sense anymore.

- Tilius

Dog packs are very scary. I hate dogs in general though, so...

Surprised to see Up on the poorer half of this list. It was one of my favorites. But really, dogs don't need to be smart to be dangerous. I think you're right about Muntz, though.

Is the hint a dash? I can't tell what kind of punctuation mark it is, but if I'm right, I'm guessing it refers to Dash of The Incredibles, my favorite PIXAR film.

This reminds me that I have to eventually publish a hierarchy of my own, although I've been putting it off for a while since it's kind of a dumb area (Top 10 Most Beautiful Female Characters). Fortunately, it's not on something with as narrow of a choice range as ranking all of the Pixar films, and I also happen to have most of it written, but I'm hesitant to include that sort of stuff in my blog.

Anyway, I personally think that Brave has the best visuals. They had to rewrite their animation system for the first time in 25 years just to get the look they were going for, and they certainly made use of the scenery. There was also something visually compelling about Merida's red-orange hair amid all the greens and blues.

The story for Up was initially disappointing for me, but I guess it eventually aged well. It's far from my favorite, and there are several elements that really don't rub well with me in the way that they're combined, but I do appreciate the main narrative with Carl. It's surprising that it all centered around an older person.

Sorry about the hint, it should probably be bolded. It's a period.

Toy Story 3 then? Representing the end of the story?

Haha, nope. I would never rank Toy Story 3 that low. You'll find out in a few minutes.

okay i'n late and all that but i just want to say Up is my favorite Pixar movie

okay i'm done