Top Ten Best Things in Certain Pixar Movies

Inside Out is without a doubt the most original Pixar movie there is! While Toy Story was revolutionary and original for its time, Inside Out probably is the most original animated movie in years! Almost every kid in the world wonders what is going on in your heads and this movie makes it so good! While Ithink the movie is somewhat overrated, it's a masterpiece and I respect the originality the movie has! And yes the pun "Striving for Originality was intended"

It is original.

Toy Story 2 is the best Toy Story in my opinion and this is one of the reasons, while the first one had Star Wars jokes as well this one had way more! I mean in the intro when that thing detects Buzz on the planet is similar to the intro in Return of the Jedi. And Zurg needs no explanation!

Star Wars jokes=good?

He's so good deserves his own spot on the list, he's that good! So Toy Story 2 had three villians in which one of them was a suprise villian, while Zurg is mostly fan-service and doesn't serve as much purpose as the other two villians his design is just so awesomne

I thought he was the coolest Toy Story character when I was a kid.

Alright, I don't want to bash Zootopia but Wall-E's message is miles better. It tells us to not trash down the Earth or else it will be uninhabitable, this movie is in my opinion the best Pixar movie

Now Toy Story 3 may be one of the weaker Pixar movies in my opinion I got to give it credit for at least actually trying to be something good unlike many movie sequels (looking at you Transformers). The plot is so good! Andy is going to college and his mom accidently donates the toys to a daycare, Sunyside and they must get back before Andy leaves for good. The plot is so serious and it has tons of emotional moments

Even though Up is one of my lesser favoured Pixar movies, I will give it credit for having such an emotional story. The first ten seconds will leave you in tears, enough said

If you saw this movie as a child you know how much charm it has. The beautiful "You've Got A Friend In Me" song and your toys actually being alive and having their own conflicts. It's so relatable

I have currently only seen in two times, once on Viaplay and once in seventh grade, and Ijust got so hungry by seeing it! I would love to eat all these delicious dishes they are making in the movie!

Although not as good as Wall-E's message it's still great for children because you're suppose to follow your dreams and not your parents that will decide what you will work as in the future