8 years later, still the best animated movie of all time?
>>80937370
No, I can think of a better one.
Don't remind me of those disgusting fatties
Overrated but still very good. I'm not quite sure why something like this had people clamoring for a Best Feature Film animation whereas 9 was considered a huge disappointment not worth talking about when, in my eyes, they had a lot of the same strengths and weaknesses. A cynical part of me wants to say "lack of love story in the latter."
>>80938162
Fuck what I meant to say is "Best Feature Film (not necessarily animated) nomination", which it didn't get but a lot of people moaned about it not getting. It's really not surprising that it won Best Animated Feature Film, even if I didn't know how that award works.
>>80938162
9 never bothered to get us to care about the characters before it started killing them off
>>80937370
>best animated movie of all time
No. But it's my favorite Pixar film by far.
Very simple, tight story, likable characters (even thefatties). It's practically Chekov's Gun: The Movie. It feels like everything that happens has a purpose beyond its initial appearance. It feels like it's woven together instead of just a few threads to connect action sequences.
I, OP, made that gif BTW. Thoughts?
>>80938860
It's garbage.
>>80938904
:( I put so much time into it. It's my first one.
Awesome movie. One of only 2 Pixar OST's that I listen to. I wish the movie was in 3D.
>Wall-E
>best animated movie of all time
>>80938010
trolLEd
>>80937370
Same issue as UP!
Strong start. Forgot about everything else.
>>80941778
Apparently ratatouille's 3d rerelease is only for region B. I have a bad feeling about Wall-E.
>>80941841
What's your favourite? Wall-E was the only one to fuck me up for longer than a day.
>>80942302
my personal favorite?End of Eva
i still like Wall-E, a lot actually, but calling it the greatest of all time is silly.
>>80938010
What the hell is up with his ears.
it's up there
The AI running the ship "Otto", must have been running some sort of draconian population control program.
While the ship in Wall-E appeared to have no problem renewing resources. The space on the ship was finite. The people have been on that ship in deep space for hundreds of years. So Otto must have been keeping the birth rate down.
>>80943488
I think the NEET life was enough population control.
>>80942493
Shoot EVE was a bit of a dick but I don't want her to die.
>>80941778
What's the other one, if you don't mind me asking? Is it Finding Nemo?
>>80943488
There are a huge number of questions left unanswered about the Axiom. But that's fine. As long as I'm not so bored that I start thinking about all that shit during the first viewing, I'm good.
>>80944355
Biggest issue with me is the economy. Everyone sits on their ass, no one produces anything.
>>80943488
>>80944355
>>80944559
What bugs me the most is that the garbage disposal system has been ejecting mass out of the ship for 700 years somehow without causing any sort of supply crisis.
>>80937370
No, but it's definitely one of my favorite animated movies and by far my favorite Pixar movie.
What was icing on the cake for me was when I later found out that Shaun Tan worked on concept art for it.
>>80942493
>your taste
>>80946193
The dude who made The Arrival? That's fucking cool.
>>80938108
That's why this movie was fucking based. Not only did it tackle the destruction of our Earth, it also tackled the idea that with the direction of our society we will all turn into fatties.
Name another animated movie that BTFOs fatties this hard
>>80946447
I know, it's pretty great.
Also, I'm pretty happy that I'm not the only anon here who knows who he is.
Unfortunately he's only had a few spotlights in the WALL-E artbook, but I'll take what I can get.
>>80946145
When Wall-E comes in we see robots going out, I assume they gather resources.
Inside Out makes me cry every time. I can't say that about Wall-E.
>>80946542
Ben Burtt has a hell of a resume too. I hope he's still alive if they decide to make a Wall-E 2.
Elissa Knight still won't add me on LinkedIn :(
>>80947066
TS3 is the only one to ever make me cry. Wall-E didn't make me cry but EVE reminded me of a girl that I used to be friends with before I asked her out. It didn't work out like it did for Wall-E. It went in the opposite direction :(
>>80941841
>>80942493
>>80942302
When it comes to 3D animated films, I wouldn't be mad if someone called it the greatest. It's an incredible movie.
The greatest animated film of all time though isKara no Kyoukai 5
>>80937370
Wall-E isn't even the best Pixar movie. That would be the Incredibles.
>>80943613
Nope, Brave.
Personally, I don't think Pixar has topped it yet
>>80947215
You lie, real girls are nothing like EVE. Perfection only exists in machinery.
>>80948619
Floored every time someone says this. I know this is cape central but how is a generic superhero story at all comparable to a uniquely positive take on the end of the world and the creations us humans leave behind?
>>80937370
>8 years later
Christ I remember seeing it in the cinema
I just got done watching Coraline for the first time since it was released on DVD, I didn't pay attention to it too much at the time, so I guess this was technically my first viewing experience of it whole.
I think it's the only animated movie I've watched where I was extremely unnerved but interested. Certainly one of the few that makes me very spooked.
I guess it's just my view since it did more for me than most movies, but I think it's one of the greatest to me.
Wall-e was good too, saw it in theaters and everything. Had it's soundtrack but that's long lost now. It's on my top favorite list too. Also I have a small excerpt stuck in my head from the end credits music. Guess I'll probably go listen to that to give closure.
>>80951353
i don't know what it is about incredibles that has everyone sucking its dick so badly. ayn rand fanboys?
>>80951341
I fucking hate that shading on the fence. Deviantart does that all the fucking time.
Not saying that's the source though.
>>80951341
When I see drawings of human versions of EVE, I get annoyed because they can't match the original.
>>80951369
OP here, I didn't watch it until 2015.
>>80951341
Legit, as soon as sex robots come out I'm fucking EVE. I don't even care about humans. I want her to say my name in a disappointing fine as I cum.
>>80938929
Keep at it!
>>80938010
lame
>>80943390
Lil off-brand shrek ears
>>80954323
Thank you! Wow, this is the first time one of my threads survived the night :)
>>80946511
I definitely don't remember the last children's movie that says it's not okay to be fat.
>>80952758
Yeah, it's always just a white girl with white clothes on.
>>80951341
Obviously I know that now, why even bother with 3d women.
>>80951319
It was definitely the peak, shit went downhill after they started making sequels other than Toy Story 2.
objectively wrong
Nobody saved the Wall-E forum before it died, did they? Top tier community tbqh
>>80937370
"It's the best animated movie in The Lion King!!!"
>>80956862
>in
*since
>>80956862
According to the internet, that's Frozen. Wall-E is better than Frozen.
>>80955685
Ratatouille was shit. "Anyone can cook" cept for the bumbling fickwit related to the Master Chef. And most control via hair pulling and Remy destroying everything because he's petulant little shit.
>>80956981
Ego clarified on the 'Anyone can cook' quote at the end of the movie though.
>"Not anyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere."
>>80955685
>It's a "oh yeah, this exists" movie
>>80957568
> The "movie between Cars and Wall-E" movie
I really enjoyed Wall-E, I think the music had a lot to do with it though.
But my favourite animated movie isPrince of Egypt
>>80937370
Dunno man, it starts veeery slow
>>80938162
9 is boring bullshit.
>>80937370
So that's where my sexual tendencies come from
>>80957988
Yup, the dancing was an allegory for sex the whole time, after they kiss.
>>80957893
That's not a bad thing.
>>80942493
It's interesting that you'd say that. WALL-E was my favorite animated movie for six years, until I saw End of Evangelion in 2014. Now, it's.. a toss-up. I honestly can't choose. I love them both so much.
>>80937370
>8 years later
>footage from the camrip still exists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9GSGGypffk
>>80958547
Lol at the comment that said that the movie was a classic in July 2008.
This is the movie that got me into animation again as an adult.
>74 replies
>nobody mentioned The Incredibles yet
this board dissappoints me
![MV5BMTg4MTQ3NTI3Nl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNzEzODQ2NA@@._V1_SX640_SY720_[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/gDnzMq1.jpg "MV5BMTg4MTQ3NTI3Nl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNzEzODQ2NA@@._V1_SX640_SY720_[1].jpg")
>>80937370
>8 years later, still the best animated movie of all time?
No.
>>80946511
DUDE
FAT
LMAO
shit movie.
>>80937370
This movie was as hamhanded as Zootopia with it's message.
EARTH IS TRASH
PEOPLE ARE FAT IN SPACE
DO YOU SEE THE MIRROR WE HOLD TO SOCIETY, SHOWING THE WEAKNESS AND FOLLY OF THESE MODERN TIMES
FAT FALLS OVER LOL
>>80961908
Looks like someone's fee fees were hurt.
>>80961908
>Fillled with fat dudes
>Doesn't resort to a single fart joke
Best movie.
>>80948619
>>80961078
You too should meet eachother.
>>80962790
*two. Fuck.
>>80961941
Mindless, rampant, uncontrolled consumerism.
I notice all these commercials that feature people glued to their tablets and TV sets. It's like our culture is devoted to watching as much TV as possible with as little effort as possible.
I just wanted a Pixar movie to come true ;_;
>>80955685
why do normies like this movie so much?
when I ask people from work and stuff if they like CGI animated movies they will always answer "yeah Ratatouille was great"
Wall-E went to shit when the fat people were introduced.
>>80964286
How so? It's not as unique as the first half of the movie but let's face it, that shit would've gotten really old after 90 minutes.
>>80963833
Actual marketing. Even my shit country had posters of that fucking rat. Wall-E? Hell no.
>>80942493
>>80958497
>newfags actually think EoE is good and not just a meme /a/ inflated out of proportion
>>80956252
Sadly, no.
You were there too?
>>80963321
I don't get why tablets exist. Phones are useful because they're small. Laptops have the same functionality as computers in a smaller package. What are tablets for. Normie shit.
>>80955685
>>80937370
For me it really is a toss up between the two movies.
Wall-E was a wonderful flick that for me really drove home how much detail you can get into a movie, the start of the movie on Earth is just astounding to me.
Ratatouille is also a favorite, mostly because I too love to cook, and the way that they show flavor in the movie is a lot like how things work for me. I find it very difficult to describe tastes without using color and movement, and seeing that on screen really clicked with me.
>>80951921
It's DeviantArt.
>>80955685
My second favorite Pixar movie after Wall-E. Although I'm not surprised that it comes up rarely around here
>>80967081
OP here. I've never taken an interest in cooking, but I can relate to Wall-E's experience of struggling to convince someone to care about you. Pixar demonstrated the progression from stranger to lover so well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9kJShlF7z0
This scene gets me every time
>>80967553
Can't load that link on my phone family.
>>80965624
End of Evangelion was out six years before 4chan even came about, pal. Doesn't mean you have to like it, obviously, just maybe give it a bit more credit than that?
>>80969619
Ghibli's weakest films are better than EoE
>>80946193
For a moment, I thought that was fanart of Mortal Engines.;_;
>>80969839
Elaborate.
>>80937370
No, late 2000s movies were shit
>>80971432
Nigga you've got to read Shaun Tan. At least the Arrival.
>>80973586
Elaborations? On /co/?
>>80937370
>came out in 8yrs ago
>I was in 5th/6th grade
>I was a kid back then
>now I am 21
Jesus...
>>80938162
The only reason people gave a shit about 9 at the time was the rating.
Where did the small green plant come from? Something had to make the seed in the first place.
>>80977209
It gets a lot worse when you're an adult and hearing from other adults say how they watched it when they were kids, and then worse later when others say it was before their time. So look forward to that.
I liked Wall-E because I'm a sucker for machines moving passed their programming in stories, especially if they don't go down the "kill all humans" route.
>>80937370
I preferred UP. In fact that's my favorite Disney and Pixar film. Still Wall-E was great, especially the first half where there was little dialogue.
>>80951369
Same actually, I went with a relative to see it.
>>80937370
no it was shit then and its shit now
>>80966378
Every day, only community I've been a regular at. Eventually all the fun people left and the topics devolved into weird RP:ing but the first two years or so, damn that was great.
>>80977453
ayys
>>80977209
Well i was 19 in 2008 so seeing post like this are really weird to me. This was when my opinion began to sour on Pixar somewhat, Wall-E was obviously a shallow flick with an obvious message and was the first Pixar movie to rely on "feels" and gimmicks instead of actually having a decent plot and characters. which they continued with UP.
>>80969619
which end of Eva are you talking about the first ending the seconded ending or the final ending?
>>80937370
>8 years later, still the best animated movie of all time?
Nope. Because this exists.
>More interesting visuals
>Provides a more complex yet still understandable story
>Great morals for children & parents
>Great morals in general IMO
>Manages to reference pop culture but not become trapped by 'lolSoRandom' tropes
>Doesn't need a Gimmick, such as the main character not speaking
>Everyone predicted it to fail, yet it ended up being good
>Pixar films always get a free pass, so WallE love is inherently bias.
<3
My favorite Pixar film is still Ratatouille. I think that it, both HTTYD's, Kung Fu Panda and Shrek 2 all surpass Wall-E.
>>80979638
I cannot decide a favourite, since I love these movies so much. But in my opinion, this, along with KFP2, Ratatouille and Up are the greatest 3DCG animated films of all time.
>not one post of this
WTF /co/ordinators?
>>80979698
Saccarine. In the bad way.
It's like being waterboarded with honey.
>>80937370
People consider Wall-E one of the best animated movies of all time?
It's okay, but it's far from the best of all time. Pretty much everything with the robots are great (aside from logic-based nitpicks that can be brushed aside for a kid's movie), but the humans are just so boring. The joke is that humans become fat and lazy. That's it. That's every single human scene. Not to mention the "we held hands, now we're in love" scene, where the only payoff was that shitty "get ready to have some kids" joke. Secondly, why does going back to the planet and planting ONE plant actually work? It felt like an extremely cheap ending that was slapped on just so that there could be a conclusion. How did the plant even survive on its own in a boot? It's implied that Wall-E has been doing his job for ages, how did that plant not die? I know these are nitpicks, but when they're what the plot of the entire movie is based on, you gotta wonder.
That being said, Wall-E was a pretty good movie. It's just that the human scenes are boring to sit through and just have you wondering how long it'll be until the robots show back up. If you just subtracted the humans from the movie all-together, THEN it would be the best animated movie of all time. Or at least the best 3D animated movie of all time.
>>80979638
I'm still shocked that this movie was so good. In fact, I normally hate rewatching movies, but I could watch this movie over again several times. They put so much effort to everything; the visuals are incredible, the humor, the story, and even the fucking morals. This is as close to a 10/10 as a movie can be, for me.
Also Wildstyle is really cute.
>>80979698
I really really liked the first 8 minutes...
>>80979698
The beginning was fine, but I turned it off shortly after the balloons came into the picture. Got really boring.
>>80979770
Why is Lego introducing so many waifus as of late? Just look upLavaria.She's perfect.
>>80979638
Isn't the gimmick that all the buildings are builds that work in real life?
>>80979638
>its lego
>'imagination good, anti-imagination bad' isn't complex
>grade school level morals aren't great, there's baseline
>those references are already dated
>the gimmick is that its lego
>all possible outcomes were predicted
>wall e was also shit
>>80946193
That has struck me right in the heart. I loved The Lost Thing and The Red Tree as a lad.
>>80979737
>>Secondly, why does going back to the planet and planting ONE plant actually work?
Symbolism.
>>80979638
>>tfw you're still waiting for people to stop hyping up a CGI film about children's toys so their influence can finally stop poisoning your biases and allow you to watch it with unclouded eyes
I should've just seen that shit on opening week like I originally planned.
>>80938010
I don't even know which movie that is.
>>80980108
>tfw you find lego aesthetically abhorrent and just want a decent marvel sandbox game with a cartoony art style but will never get it
>>80961604
I still prefer the first one, I really loved that tiger. I feel terrible about his end.
>>80955685
fuck this movie. Never seen it, but it is terrible from what I heard.
>>80981215
>never seen this movie
>but I hate it just the same
never change /co/
>>80956950
>that tree is lonely
>perfect for a siim.
>that scene at the end, where they think they lost Wall-E forever
always makes me cry ;_;
>>80971432
I cannot wait for jackson to get his fat kiwi ass on to making the films, hype as fuck
>>80980130
Norm of the north, best picture nominee for 2016.
>>80979638
Typical that someone who hates Wall-E would love a multi-million dollar cooperation's 90 minute advertisement for useless products and flaunting licenses.
>>80938108
Calm down Dredd.
>>80969839
Only Yesterday is still shit
>>80979770
>gashi gashi
Credibility lost.
