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25. Elemental
Elemental shines brightest with character development, with Ember and Wade appearing as lovable and relatable characters who are both touching and engaging. While the visuals are uneven, the heart of the film lies in its characters, making it a worthwhile watch, especially for those who appreciate strong stories. | © Pixar Animation Studios
24. Lightyear
Lightyear is far from being a Pixar classic, but it's still better than you would expect based on IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes. The movie features strong animation and a solid story, though it reuses familiar ideas and could have benefited from exploring a secondary character’s storyline during the time jumps. | © Pixar Animation Studios
23. The Good Dinosaur
The Good Dinosaur tells the story of a cowardly young dinosaur, who lost his way home after a storm and befriends a young human named Spot. Their connection provides heartwarming moments and exciting adventures, while stunning visuals realistically bring the prehistoric world to life. | © Pixar Animation Studios
22. Luca
Luca is a movie proving that even the simplest stories become masterpieces in the hands of Pixar. Set against the stunning coastal backdrop of Italy, Luca delights with its sweet story, lovable characters, and classic villain, thriving as a fun, feel-good crowd-pleaser despite not pushing emotional boundaries like Inside Out or Soul. | © Pixar Animation Studios
21. Onward
There is nothing ground-breaking about Onward, but this movie has a very big heart and is very well-executed. Set in a world where magic has been replaced by technology, two brothers embark on an adventure to reconnect with their late father for one day. While their characters and dialogues feel familiar, the film's emotional storytelling makes it a worthwhile experience. | © Pixar Animation Studios
20. Cars
Cars showcase Pixar's ability to create unparalleled animation with stunning attention to details that make every scene a visual delight. While the story follows a more predictable and safe path compared to other Pixar classics, it remains entertaining and engaging for kids and families. | © Pixar Animation Studios
19. Brave
Brave is a visually stunning fairy tale that redefines what it means to be a Disney Princess. Princess Merida, the female lead, is extremely relatable, and her story of courage and family resonates with both kids and parents. While the movie lacks the consistency of the best Pixar pieces, the movie shines with an emotional story and breathtaking animation. | © Pixar Animation Studios
18. A Bug's Life
A Bug’s Life is a delightful movie that appeals to both kids and adults featuring a colony of ants standing up to the oppressive grasshoppers who steal their food each year. With a clever story inspired by The Magnificent Seven, the film combines stunning animation, memorable characters, and a fantastic voice cast. | © Pixar Animation Studios
17. Toy Story 4
Toy Story 4 is a beautiful Pixar movie that wraps up the beloved series with an emotional and heartfelt conclusion that feels both satisfying and unexpected. While some critics argue this animation wasn't necessary, this movie balances nostalgia with fresh adventures, offering a story that opens new possibilities while closing previous chapters. | © Pixar Animation Studios
16. Inside Out 2
Inside Out 2 may be an animated movie made for kids but as an adult, it just hits differently, as its themes resonate deeply and remind us to embrace life's ups and downs calmly. Each viewer will connect with it differently, but its core message remains clear: accept who you are. | © Pixar Animation Studios
15. Incredibles 2
Incredibles 2 builds on the best things from its predecessor, all while offering jaw-dropping action, exceptional voice acting, and stunning animation. With mature themes and intense moments, this movie is a more grown-up animation, both exciting and sophisticated. | © Pixar Animation Studios
14. Finding Dory
Finding Dory is one of the greatest sequels from Pixar that brings back all the beloved characters from Finding Nemo while introducing fresh faces. Packed with humor, heartfelt moments, and clever jokes, the film stands strong on its own while perfectly complementing the original. | © Pixar Animation Studios
13. WALL-E
WALL-E is one of the most unforgettable cinema pieces from Pixar that combines stunning visuals, heartfelt storytelling, and profound themes to create a thought-provoking movie. The opening sequences, largely silent, deliver a storytelling triumph as viewers bond with the lovable robot in a beautifully immersive world. | © Pixar Animation Studios
12. Turning Red
Turning Red is a heartfelt and vibrant story that explores the struggles of growing up through the story of Mei, a 13-year-old navigating family expectations and her own identity. This story resonates with both young and older audiences, and a charming mix of humor and cultural authenticity makes it one of the greatest Pixar animations. | © Pixar Animation Studios
11. Soul
While many people consider Soul a movie about finding a purpose in life, the reality is the opposite. This cinema piece from Pixar teaches that you don't need to be fixated on something to find meaning in your life, all with stunning animation, and thought-provoking dialogues. | © Pixar Animation Studios
10. Monsters, Inc.
Monsters, Inc. is a very entertaining animated film that combines a simple and engaging story with unforgettable characters and perfectly balanced humor and emotions. The dynamic duo of John Goodman and Billy Crystal brings warmth and wit, while Steve Buscemi shines as the sly villain. | © Pixar Animation Studios
9. Ratatouille
Ratatouille is one of the greatest Pixar movies that delivers a refreshingly original story that is visually stunning and captivating. Following Remy, a rat with a passion for cooking, Ratatouille blends humor, heart, and stunning animation, with themes that captivate both kids and adults. | © Pixar Animation Studios
8. The Incredibles
The Incredibles continues to be compelling, entertaining, funny, smart, ambitious, original, mature, and enjoyable, even 17 years after it was released. Basically, the movie tells the story of a family of superheroes navigating the challenges of a world where their powers have been outlawed. | © Pixar Animation Studios
7. Coco
Coco is a movie close to perfection, and it deserves the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. The animation is breathtaking, the characters are exceptional, and while the twist may be slightly predictable, this animation stands next to cinematic greats like Shawshank Redemption and The Godfather. | © Pixar Animation Studios
6. Up
Up is possibly one of the best animated films made by Pixar that tells an emotional story while still being funny. Balancing tear-jerking moments with laughs, this movie captures the essence of Pixar’s storytelling magic. It’s a heartfelt masterpiece that resonates with audiences of all ages. | © Pixar Animation Studios
5. Toy Story 3
Toy Story 3 showcases Pixar's ability to integrate different emotions inside the story, including fear, love, action, and comedy. From Woody's leadership to heartfelt dynamics between characters like Ken, Barbie, and Slinky Dog, the story explores loyalty and the bittersweet passage of time with unique depth. | © Pixar Animation Studios
4. Inside Out
Inside Out can be your Pixar favorite next to Toy Story, as it masterfully explores the emotional journey of growing up through the lens of Riley, a young girl navigating her feelings. While the concept of emotions controlling behavior isn't new, Pixar elevates it with imaginative stories that resonate with both children and adults. | © Pixar Animation Studios
3. Finding Nemo
Finding Nemo is a brilliantly animated masterpiece with lots of humor that works and a plot that's surprisingly emotional. Skeptics may doubt my opinion, but the film meets mainstream expectations by delivering genuine emotion and valuable life lessons without feeling moralistic. | © Pixar Animation Studios
2. Toy Story
Toy Story is a pioneer of Pixar animated movies that introduced the idea that toys spring to life whenever their owner isn't around. Groundbreaking for its time in 1995, the film combines heartfelt storytelling with impressive animation technology, showcasing Pixar's creative prowess even in its early days. | © Pixar Animation Studios
1. Toy Story 2
Toy Story 2 stands out as the greatest animated movie ever made by Pixar, starting with one of the most humorous and brilliantly animated opening sequences. The film's smart plot and vibrant humor continuously propel it forward, especially in its final 50 minutes packed with non-stop fun and clever references to other cinematic giants. | © Pixar Animation Studios
