The “Real” Fake Worlds Of Pixar

[@Nerdstalgic]

I’m making a movie and I need your help! Link to the Kickstarter is here: kck.st/30QHNvx What is the best Pixar movie?

[@davidantonino7646]

Remy from Ratatouille

[@hblaub]

Dug from "Up"

[@Miguel_Pratz]

The Aliens!! 👽👽👽😂

[@ruelegarridigan1411]

This is a tough one but I'm gonna say Sully

[@bigarnd]

Jaques the shrimp. ‘I am ashamed’

[@SpiderJAAM]

Pixar knows that animated movies are fantasy but the emotions are real.

[@erikleblanc4539]

bro he literally just told us its more than that...

[@OirichEntertainment]

That is why I love Onward so much!

[@Riyoshi000]

I think Pixar must have looked at what GHIBLI was doing and thought omg this works, we gotta do it in western style animation :)

[@Riyoshi000]

Everything he described here is the approach of that studio

[@lightyagami1058]

@@Riyoshi000 Bro Pixar and Ghibli have nothing in common other than the giant heaps of subtext that they love throwing at the viewer. They're completely different studios.

[@amberlyhennig3874]

"At a glance, what is the first thing you know about Linguini?" Me: "He's wet" "He's human." Me: "Oh."

[@Vsuvi]

Really?! I wouldnt have thought about dat!

[@yourlocalpharmacist7679]

Vsuvi lol i like your pfp

[@Vsuvi]

@@yourlocalpharmacist7679 haha ty *penguin quack*

[@yourlocalpharmacist7679]

Vsuvi did u make it?

[@Vsuvi]

Fnaf Lover 87 ye

[@Brycensbeans]

Anybody else appreciate him putting the theme song of every movie behind him talking about it?

[@noyew2325]

Ya. But it’s a good way to get copyright striked

[@thetallesthobbit]

It's awesome.

[@RalvinTY]

Magnificent it is ^_^

[@techman5852]

He appreciates the art, which is why he doesn’t mind getting demonetised for making videos the right way.

[@normanm11]

No.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Nerdstalgic: Up music in the background Me: I'm not crying, you are

[@Nutyooo]

thanks to the music video got claimed 2 times

[@pvic6959]

you're right I _AM_ crying :'(

[@nameofacreativevariety9985]

I see you *everywhere*

[@disneyvillainsfan1666]

Aren't we all crying to this music?

[@MVTX]

@@nameofacreativevariety9985 he posts in every comment thread of all the top channels.

[@AsdfghjkL-lv6kb]

What I really love about Pixar is that the story doesn’t end like the protagonist wanted but that it is still a happy ending

[@hamzaal-khairulla3182]

That why they are magical. They present real life emotion and circumstances unlike Disney with the happy ending and the protagonist getting what s/he wants.

[@atomic_crescentroll8054]

Yeah it’s, unpredictable

[@paigelamar7658]

Yeah, I love how these movies tackle wants vs needs. The main character believes what he wants is what he needs, but it turns out that what he needed was something entirely unexpected.

[@Walawaliguili97]

My favorite example of this is Lightning McQueen’s story. Beginning: Hot shot, piston cup hungry rookie racecar trying to do everything on his own. End: Not gonna go there and spoil it for anyone who hasn’t seen Cars!

[@yamchow9905]

Wall e

[@MarioGMan25]

....I... did not even realize that Marlin had scales. I always thought he was just solid colors, no texture.

[@skyraider996]

But doesnt seem like if he was solid your would feel like something is wrong? Like it would just look wrong.

[@whoeusbsknsi]

Martin*

[@taco_boi1167]

daniel finley-pesti it’s actually marlin haha

[@whoeusbsknsi]

Lil Taco no its not lol i thought that too. but my uncle works at disney and got the scoop for me

[@nicklandgren7144]

daniel finley-pesti Funny joke. Maybe they changed it in whatever country you watched it in

[@carojm11]

ngl the Up music starts the tears whatever the context but paired with that beautiful ending...i had no chance

[@maxcondron6162]

welcome to Nerdstalgic

[@chetopuffs]

😢😌

[@mohammedragab1193]

tru that. When i first watched up i was 10 (yea ik). I had no clue what it was abt and i was 10 so my brain dosent know how to add up story lines or guess what will happen so just by hearing the music i cried and the only thing that deadass makes me cry is movies

[@vitortonera]

Omg yes, me too

[@arthurb8436]

oops still never seen it

[@dahvyee]

When you mentioned "how do you treat your old toys" I genuinely get sad/feel sad for my older toys when they have been neglected or I have to throw them away or whatever. Its like they were always there for me and somewhere along the line...I stopped being there for them. Even if it is just some inanimate object, I feel like I am doing them some sort of wrong. Its so weird.

[@M50A1]

This is why i don't like throwing things away

[@rhiannonthrasher7747]

I think that's kind of the point. I know I feel the same way when I think of my old toys. And I have a deeper appreciation for my family, and greater respect for Dia de Muertos than I did before.

[@betaman2009]

That part about how Toy Story changed our reality about how we see toys was really powerful

[@RSpudieD]

Same here! I know people think I'm a little "odd" with that, but inanimate or not, they deserve respect.

[@wherearetheturtles3963]

I think this perfectly explains why Disney’s live action remakes suck so much.

[@Legoluke197]

To an extent. I think that whole “connecting and capturing the realism” etc was part of the reason why say beauty and the beast still works as a live action but lion king doesn’t.

[@ratboygirl]

@@Legoluke197 yes! the lion king remake was just so... boring? expected? the cgi looked incredible but it removed any sort of connection.

[@zackzallie8735]

ugh they ruined The Lion King very badly. No true emotion experiences, just money laundering at best.

[@antmydude236]

@@zackzallie8735 money laundering? Lmao do you even know what that means? It definitely wasn't money laundering 🤣

[@zackzallie8735]

@@antmydude236 Nope, it was definitely money laundering. Anything that is purposeless is just hungry for cash.

[@radianzero]

The thing I like about the Pixar theory, is that you generally think that each movie is in its own world. But the chance it could be all connected is amazing.

[@radianzero]

Off topic but yeah.

[@yourcordialvermillionchapw2398]

Yep it's somewhat intimidating to think about, it makes you think even in our timeline.

[@Finkelfunk]

They are VERY much connected. There is a toy chest in the dentists office in "Finding Nemo" where Buzz Lightyear is lying, Boo hands Sully a Nemo doll in "Monster Inc", in the credits of "Finding Nemo" Mike Wazowski swims by. They have no shortage of hints to other movies indicating this is all one universe.

[@minecreeeperstv5054]

@@Finkelfunk those could just be easter eggs though, it doesn't mean that they are connected

[@Finkelfunk]

@@minecreeeperstv5054 They are easter eggs that hint at a connectiom to the other franchises. The fact that they fit in so well with Pixars animation style across the board only supports that.

[@paperchasindude6578]

I honestly believe Finding Nemo is a masterpiece and one of the best movies ever made.

[@garrito1016]

Yes, it's my favorite animated movie ever!

[@shoobsinator]

This, Wall-E and Up. My top 3 favourite Pixar movies. 😊

[@freesteve1977]

So true and only the first cars movie

[@shoobsinator]

@@freesteve1977 I really hope that you made a joke here, lol.

[@phantomassassin7218]

@@shoobsinator i also enjoyed cars, dunno if id day its my favorite.

[@lightcross4677]

"Find the magic in reality." I love that

[@kieranstark7213]

*shows a clip of WALL•E* And this is why a lot of people watch Pixar!

[@justthereed5593]

Finding Nemo and Ratatouille are the only two “older” Pixar films that still look like they could be made today by them.

[@jobuscuswafer1716]

Mmmmm I don't fully agree with that due to the addition of things like the ray tracing and detailed texture mapping that exist today. In Finding Dory you can see how much better CGI and Visual Effects have gotten since the days of Nemo. You are right though. They are crazy good looking for when they where made.

[@virgilastro]

the incredibles? number 1 spot for graphics

[@Pepino8A]

@@jobuscuswafer1716 well raytracing exists for some time now, that it can be rendered in real time with 60+ fps is new

[@tioroquisem1]

@@jobuscuswafer1716 so, they actually don't even use ray tracing, as they do path tracing, a superior rendering method in the industry but very hardware demanding

[@Wooplot]

I can still remember watching Finding Nemo as a kid at the cinema, it was sincerely magical to see it on the big screen.

[@pocket_knife]

Jesus how can you give me absolute chills across my body talking about you story??? You draw such powerful and relatable conclusions though your videos, it’s amazing

[@whoeusbsknsi]

hes too idk corny and annoying like this was super gey trying to be all emotional. and all so generic its like copy paste every video hes made just change the title and add a few custom lines

[@tomieeyes]

@@whoeusbsknsi I'd like to see you do better

[@pocket_knife]

Yeah man if you don’t like this guy then why are you watching enough of his videos to know that they are all “the same” and bad? Sounds like you enjoy his content enough to go down and reply to comments as well. Check mate

[@IshidaSado]

@@whoeusbsknsi Not corny and annoying, thought provoking and sensitive. That must be why you think its corny and annoying. No one has hearts anymore.

[@oliviamurphy9482]

@@whoeusbsknsi you are very clearly projecting your own insecurities here.

[@dragocolossus1]

"I'll teach my kids to care for their toys... not because they cost money, but because the toys deserve it." That punched me in the gut. I've always felt that way and never been able to put it into words that seamlessly. I still feel that way about the things that I own; things that others don't see near as much value in and will regularly treat poorly for "the lols".

[@theodoro3188]

Every single Pixar film is an experiment for the study of new animation techniques, the stories are generally well written, for example Docter and Stanton, and every voice cast sounds so emotional, these are what makes Pixar a masterpiece to billions of audiences

[@michaelstrong5383]

That's why I don't believe what everyone says about Pixar sequels being cash grabs. Yes, Pixar hasn't made too much amazing films this past decade like they used to, but even the mediocre or bad films (yes, even Cars 2) has some visually impressive animation.

[@chloemr.pippinsfanmail95]

@@michaelstrong5383 some of the newer films are good

[@chloemr.pippinsfanmail95]

@The Exclusive Duck ok

[@chloemr.pippinsfanmail95]

@The Exclusive Duck ok

[@scoop3742]

I love how he integrates the music of the movie he is talking about

[@unknown509]

How do you do it man? This isn’t the first time you’ve made me very emotional about something I don’t necessarily think about. I guess nostalgia has that type of magic and you sir have perfected it. Thank you. Keep up the amazing work.

[@Nerdstalgic]

What is a topic you want to see me cover next?

[@loganpitts3959]

A Star Wars video of some sort

[@pablolemus5003]

how creepy kids movies work, trying to find a balance of scary and fun

[@develdsl2270]

maybe adult swim related

[@coldmiso.5781]

maybe old disney animation

[@kennethnero2011]

Krypto the Superdog

[@clownfromclowntown]

4:18 anybody else notice that that girl is Boo from Monsters Inc?

[@dillontharp1602]

Yeah I didn’t notice when I actually watched the movie, but noticed it watching this video lol

[@adonas3903]

movies in the same universe confirmed?

[@joshuajoe1419]

A channel called Seamus Gorman has a video on it.

[@sleepwalk3302]

i was about to comment the same thing

[@The_Worst_Warlock]

She was even in Bonnie’s class

[@nicholasta1969]

“Huge thanks to this video’s sponsor, Dreamworks”

[@kieranstark7213]

XD

[@digicraze]

Really enjoyed this one, don't know why, just enjoyable to watch

[@sylviapage61]

It does show lots of gorgeous scenes... Also maybe the music subconsciously gave you good feelings 😂😯

[@thod8820]

It never had the moment where the pleasant opening ends and the video begins. It's all gently paced and enjoyable without getting caught up or becoming overwhelming.

[@mascotwithadinosaur9353]

His videos are usually like this. Very well crafted with a lot of care put mostly into just making a god damn good video, regardless of how the video will perform.

[@sliderkass]

I love seeing Ratatouille getting love, I always feel like despite its quality it gets shadowed by movies like Up and Toy Story. It's personally one of my favorite Pixar movies, rivaling that of Wall-E.

[@dancingharrison]

Up?

[@sliderkass]

@@dancingharrison Yeah, Up is a pretty big movie. And for good reason too, good story, good characters, fantastic animation. What's not to love?

[@dancingharrison]

@@sliderkass Up is my favorite movie, but it’s very underrated. The whole movie, not just the first 10 minutes. It’s big, yes, but 99% when you talk about Up, they’re going to bring up the first 10 mins.

[@sliderkass]

@@dancingharrison Ah. Fair, yeah that is the most notable thing about Up. I guess something like The Incredibles or Monsters Inc. would've been better used in the example. But I seriously think that if someone was to think about Pixar, they would think of Up before Ratatouille (at least until recently, now I can't go anywhere without seeing it).

[@SharkSalesman90]

Ghibli kovies

[@joytotheuniverse]

I think this channel is highly underappreciated.

[@jameslandonjr]

Pixar has accomplished so much and shaped my childhood and created memories I will never forget they will always have a special space in my heart like Up one of my favorite films and one of the best and Pixar is one of the film studios of all time.

[@allforonechordman]

The editing trick at 1:04 did not go unnoticed. What a profound way to cleverly display the meaning behind what you're saying. This is the difference between "editor, philosopher, documentary maker" and absolute artist. @Nerdstalgic you sir are an artist, and you sir have my upmost respect.

[@m.ibrahim_2501]

that felt like a documentary for a 9 minute video. incredible. its so easy to just get lost on your videos. amazing

[@think3rofficial]

As a CG artist myself, Pixar has always fascinated me. They’re at the forefront of development while keeping their movies creative, I think that they’re proof that CG movies might be one of the hardest type of films to create.

[@deebongo]

This is probably my favorite video you've put out so far. I love how much thought you put into these. Keep up the good work

[@iaxacs3801]

Now you've gotta do a similar video about Japan's Pixar, Ghibli. There's a reason why I love those stories and worlds and I need to know why.

[@dinomation]

Pixar: takes 4 days to completely render 1/24th of a second. The audience: pitty.

[@bahaalkhateeb2994]

I don't think this is true because if you do the math that means that the whole movie took 1577 years to finish rendering

[@shivanedadi4029]

@@bahaalkhateeb2994 I think maybe he meant that specific technique in that short time took that long. They will have surely mastered the animation style in non-water related scenes

[@bahaalkhateeb2994]

@@shivanedadi4029 I don't think you understood what I meant. When they finish the shot and it comes the time to export it they "render it" rendering does not have that much to do with the skill of the artist. All that I was saying is that if each frame or 1/24th of a second took for days it would have taken hundreds of years to finish.

[@zacha531]

I’ve never appreciated Pixar’s films as much till right now..

[@talkativebard9400]

I knew toy story 4 looked good but hearing what went into it blows my mind.

[@beepboop2194]

Crazy that these fictional worlds shaped how I see the real world 😔

[@ArowStone]

3:54 "the shining music plays" me: wait was that store evil

[@filipapinto99]

Animated movies have always amazed me. Knowing that a group of people worked on some scene during months or years to make it perfect, especially if it's a 2 or 3 minutes scene... I literally have no words to illustrate the respect I have for the teams behind Pixar movies.

[@mistertwister2000]

I feel like this is why The Good Dinosaur failed. The cartoony characters didn’t feel like they belonged in the extremely realistic landscape, they didn’t match. It was hard to relate because it genuinely felt like they weren’t supposed to be there at all

[@JoshuaReinert]

A must watch for any Pixar fan! I appreciate you using their music even though they claim the ad revenue. It’s beautiful!

[@coolbluerays1570]

I'm a huge Pixar fan and I adore your video essay about Pixar's "imperfect realism" and it was perfectly put.

[@tofu4627]

The editing on this video is top tier I really cried with the commentary and music LOL

[@TheBlackCinephile]

Toy Story 4 wasn’t my favorite film in the series, but this video made me appreciate that film 10x more. I know animation is a hard task to complete, but I genuinely had no idea about all of the specific details that were put into this movie

[@paperchasindude6578]

Same the visuals were awesome

[@michaelstrong5383]

Comparing the first Toy Story to the recent film is like night and day. Pixar really came a long way.

[@TheBlackCinephile]

Michael Strong animation wise, toy story 4 absolutely beats toy story, no question about it. But toy story 4 fell flat for me. I would have been content at the series ending at toy story 3

[@michaelstrong5383]

@@TheBlackCinephile That's what I meant. Say whatever you want about Toy Story 4's plot (I like it, but even I can admit it's not perfect), but the animation in it looks phenomenal. I can even dare say it's one of Pixar's most beautiful looking films they ever made.

[@benbury4351]

Lately during this lockdown, I have found myself re-watchung a lot of Pixar movies, I did not really know why they were so "magical" but now I do!

[@pietanicev1044]

Beautiful. That last statement about treating my old toys differently hit me hard. Thanks for the great content!!!

[@WarlikePlague]

Man your video quality is so high, thanks for making videos homie

[@Thinkspeed1]

This one hit the feels hard I just went through memory lane for a second

[@tomasperry3617]

You dont know how much I appreciate you adding the main themes of each of the movies despite the fact you were guaranteed to get copyright claimed, kicked off a different kind of nostalgia in my brain

[@gusparkwood4890]

God, even just HEARING about Pixar and their magic gets the feels going. Great Video as always, Nerdstalgic!😁

[@samehmarey]

I don't know how you managed to record that without tearing up. That was wonderful.

[@Lacie9]

I'm 20 seconds in and its already great

[@Lacie9]

That was one of if not your best video Going in my favorites playlist

[@BenedictReceda]

Honestly, you don't get enough recognition for the effort you put into these video essays. Each video should have at least 3 million views each. You opened my eyes to a whole new way of looking at Pixar films and just films in general.

[@sackmcquack]

This hit different bro.. 😭 my childhood

[@michaelparton4295]

MJ Royal same bro, same😔

[@SpeedyTubaGuy]

just wanna stop by and thank you for uploading in ultrawide, it's nice to have videos that don't give black bars on my monitor. Also it just makes sense for movie review channels to upload in the aspect ratio that the movies they analyze in, which is often ultrawide, but so many add black bars instead

[@Thisguy2005]

You should do a video of the music in Pixar movies because just listening to it In the background made me feel emotional for no reason

[@selfdieman4168]

No doubt this is one of the best paced, written, and edited videos I have ever seen on this website. I come back almost every month to rewatch it. Thank you so much Nerdstalgic.

[@AnotherWorldYT]

pls do "the real fake doors of pixar" and talk about monsters inc

[@WillALN]

The way you edited the words on the screen to be behind objects in the way is really cool. Amazing job on this video 👏

[@J11_boohoo]

why is it that every time I hear that sad UP background music, someone starts chopping onions?

[@maxallen1272]

Every single video of nerdstalgic is a new masterpiece and it wouldn’t work without your perfect explanation and dialogue. I love it!

[@joeglenna7244]

To say that Pixar is insanely astonishing would be a crazy understatement

[@wartrix6046]

Dude, the music from Up is so nostalgic!

[@1pfuller]

I'm a 27 year old man and that ending was a gut punch. That music paired with that scene and your beautifully written closing statement. I stood no chance at holding back tears. Incredible video.

[@malikphillips4794]

Nerdstalgic: uploads video Me: Do I really want to feel today?

[@JVR10893]

Pixar has managed to make some of the most emotional movies I’ve ever seen. Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, Wall-E, Up, Toy Story 3, Inside Out, Coco, and Onward genuinely have some of the most tearjerking moments I’ve ever seen in any film.

[@keerywindle1932]

Did anyone catch that the little girl at 4:19 playing the carnival game is literally Boo from Monsters Inc?

[@Puiz4Life]

Thank you for doing videos like these. As an animation producer the amount of thought process, work, and technical requirements often get overlooked. It's hard to explain to people that what we do is more than just cartoons.

[@mystari4445]

It feels so weird to see these scenes in HD, in my country it's impossible to find a movie that wasn't recorded or compressed.

[@untitled16]

Dude, I watch this like 13 times yet still amaze. What a pleasing video

[@RemiScutlet]

Pixar: The Valve of the animation world.

[@chloebetony2219]

I could watch video essays on Pixar till the day I die, their complexity is never ending and you can never stop learning about how they make films and the lengths they go to, awesome vid!!

[@J11_boohoo]

I used to rewatch ratatouille just after watching it is love it so much, now I want to learn French

[@MelanieFoxas]

gosh this video was so beautifully described and edited I actually started crying at the end! anyone else?

[@rykeyyy2898]

jesus christ this video was so well made...

[@sinrotogt]

Youve found a great place on youtube. And you're great at doing youtube. keep going man. love you!

[@seriomarkj]

After every time I watch toy story I make sure I hug my stuffed animal moose, who I have had since I was one...I'll never let that guy go

[@PRRrailfan]

Every time I hear about the unbelievable detail put into Pixar animation it absolutely blows my mind. Pixar animators are truly some of the greatest artistic minds.

[@UnsightlyMuse]

Who’s here after watching Soul? Darn, it was so good.

[@אמרישביט]

that ending man. 😢 your best video yet

[@danielcunningham1913]

So you totally nailed it. Next topic: What is it that Myazaki does that makes people love his films but not develop an interest in traditional anime?

[@brooke8362]

The way I have a tear rolling down my cheek after watching this says so much about how well executed all of Pixar’s films are

[@AHylianWarrior]

Pixar: Puts tons of detail in to their worlds, creating new graphics engines and putting their staff through weird things for authenticity Also Pixar: Doesn't understand the difference between a herb and a spice in cooking for a film centred around cooking and expert chefs

[@locke_lamora9432]

This might be my favorite video you've done so far!

[@Nerdstalgic]

Thank you!

[@aloftmelevar]

still adore pixar to this day 💙💙

[@GuusvanGisteren]

Mate, that last line you said before the outro gave me goosebumps. Amazing video

[@WoahThomas323]

was anyone else watching the hey arnold video before it went private?

[@thomasphillips7895]

Oh dam

[@andrewsheedy362]

You truly have a way with these videos. I don’t know how you do it. But thank you

[@sharkinawineglass]

4:18 I’m sure like everyone has probably already found this but, is that Boo? The little girl.

[@larmpfy]

I gotta say this video is the zenith of this channel, the writing is top teir and it brings me to tears everytime I watch it

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Imagine if he talked about Squirrel & Hedgehog

[@wishinupeace]

I thoroughly enjoyed this! My grandson treats his Toy Story family as family. It’s a treat to observe because most children treat their toys simply as toys. He becomes part of their story. You captured the feelings of a 5 yr old boy and explained it beautifully!

[@Mirrorcomics24]

I still believe I have emotions in my head and toys become real fight me

[@derekmatzek9551]

3:54 LOVE the addition of the Shining theme right here, it’s so weird how full of references the toy story movies are, the carpet in Sid’s house, the song they play when Woody meets Gabby Gabby is the closing song from the shining

[@watchandbeamazed9579]

What do you think about the Willoughbys (might have spelled that wrong)

[@sarahvanorden670]

As a young adult, I had been a doll collector, and I had put them away into my parents attic a few years ago, and I was packing them into a box the song when Somebody loved me from Toy Story 2 came on, and I literally broke down crying because it made me remember Jessie's feelings of her owner growing up and no longer playing with her.

[@SpacemanOutbound]

I have a feeling tha Jon Favreau is going to make a live action Finding Nemo in the near future.

[@user-bk5uc5uz9r]

Keep up the Good Work bro! This made me open my eyes on how much time and effort pixar puts in their movies. Great vid!

[@bobtheduck]

Lion King remake was too realistic. Those animals are not emotive enough to carry that story.

[@laurenedney7]

No it's perfect, now go watch the originals

[@higginswalsan]

Wonderful analysis! I knew they did research for Finding Nemo, but never knew they came up with THAT much new material for it. It’s crazy how much love goes into your videos as well!

[@dawsonyang2595]

the production quality on these videos makes me so happy

[@captaincomet9963]

God that bit at the end about treating your toys well legitimately got me. I grew up with Toy Story and have always thought of my toys like that.