Is Ratatouille the best Pixar movie so far? >Great Visuals

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Yes

Debatable, but it's definitely one of my top 5.

I consider the best of the non-sequel Pixar movies to be a group of three, Ratatouille, Up, and Wall-E. It's really more of a question of what I didn't like as much from them.

>>80572885
wich one is your favorite one then anon?

>>80572930
I dunno anon it takes some thought since Pixar used to make such GOAT movies back then.

I guess I'd go with Wall.E. I know a lot of people were put of with the second act of the film on the ship but I thought the main plot was good and the relationship between Wall.E and Eve definitely held up the film.

>>80572528
As a movie, I think WALL-E is better, But Ratatouille will always be number 1 in my opinion.

it sucked

more Ayn Rand than even the Incredibles ffs

remi was cute

I was underwhelmed by it, but I seem to be in the minority. I think Toy Story, Up, Incredibles, and Wall-E were all better.

>>80572528

As Chef, this movie may not be your favourite but it's important to watch

>>80572528
It's actually Wall-E
Because I'm personally biased towards anything space

>>80572528
Ratatouille is the comfiest movie ever made.

>>80572528
there is no "best"

I liked it though.

sequel when?

>>80574614
later bit was so underwhelming.

I just wanted wall-e and eva exploring a wasteland with no people. disappointing.

>>80572528
Only thing that bugged me was the fake French accent.

>>80572528
I liked it
Probably because it's so comfy