Weekly Poll Results: Best Pixar Movie

Posted by on June 3rd, 2009   Filed under: Polls

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Well last week’s poll definitely got a lot of people talking, but when the dust settled, Wall-E ended up being voted the #1 Pixar movie to date followed closely by The Incredibles. It’s no surprise to see Cars and A Bug’s Life down at the bottom of the list, but I can’t believe Toy Story 2 was so far down there. When it came out, most people seemed to agree that it improved on the original… still, I suppose the original gets points for being the first feature-length computer animated movie EVER.

So anyway, now that many of you have seen Up, where do you think that should fit into the list?

1. Wall-E — 24.1%
2. The Incredibles — 22.7%
3. Toy Story — 18.4%
4. Monsters, Inc. — 10.7%
5. Ratatouille — 9.5%
5. Finding Nemo — 9.5%
7. Toy Story 2 — 2.9%
8. A Bug’s Life — 1.2%
9. Cars — 1%



  • Rick

    why, WHy, WHY???? please, someone explain this to me. Why is Wall-E the best one. It was so stupid.

  • Aj

    between ratatouille and toy story somewhere on that list. Wall-e’s the best because it surpassed being a cartoon, and turned into a film regardless of medium.

  • Matt Keith

    For me its a tie between “Wall E” and ” The Incredibles”.

  • Niklas

    I absolutely loved Ratatouille
    Incredibles and Wall-E are tied for 2nd spot

  • Ratatouille is the best. Up is honestly toward the bottom for me.

  • Monsters Inc. is my favourite.

    And I think all babies/children under the age of 5 LOVE Cars. It’s a trend I’ve noticed and tried to figure out. If they knew how to use the Internet, it would have gotten much higher results.

  • Matt

    “why, WHy, WHY???? please, someone explain this to me. Why is Wall-E the best one. It was so stupid.”

    You have to be a complete and utter moron to think that. Why was WALL-E voted the best? Because it was the best. Get a brain and a heart and maybe you’ll understand. Until then keep watching crap like I’m sure you do if you hated WALL-E. What a complete and utter loser.

  • Matt actually knows what he is talking about. Rick go watch Monsters vs. Aliens you quefe.

  • Adam

    Its all about Up now, surely??

  • Christian

    I have to agree with Wall-E being no. 1. I could go into details as to why, but it simply was phenomenal in its story, visual, message, and as entertainment. The Incredibles is a definite no. 2.

  • Alan

    Wow, I’m utterly shocked that this list is right in line with my own tastes. That almost never happens.

    I’ve generally been almost exclusively a fan of Japanese animation from directors like Takahata, Miyazaki, and Otomo, but Wall-E and The Incredibles truly won me over. I’ve become a bit of a Pixar fan since then. I wish Ratatouille was two spots higher, but that is OK.

  • Blacksunshine

    How the hell is Cars the last on the list? It’s ongoing sales and merch DESTROYS the combined sales of all the other movies on this list. I know grown men that have multiple full collections of the toys. Not to mention its by far a better movie then most of the others as well.