What was Pixar's MOST DESERVED Oscar?

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Pixar has an actually insane track record when it comes to the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Since the category was introduced in 2001, they have the most wins for a studio with 11, AND the most nominations with 18. And, of course, many of these nominations and wins are deserved! Some others are very blatantly not deserved, and SOME… I have HOT TAKES about babyyyy. Today I wanna talk about EVERY single Pixar film ever nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Academy Awards, and determine WHICH of these were MOST deserved. Which were NOT deserved? Which were deserved but ya know, like, just barely.
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00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:31 - Monsters Inc
00:04:42 - Finding Nemo
00:07:49 - The Incredibles
00:12:16 - Cars
00:15:07 - Ratatouille
00:20:52 - WALL-E
00:24:37 - Up
00:28:47 - Toy Story 3
00:33:40 - Brave
00:36:23 - Inside Out
00:40:16 - Coco
00:43:05 - Incredibles 2
00:47:35 - Toy Story 4
00:53:34 - Onward
00:57:29 - Soul
01:00:25 - Luca
01:03:07 - Turning Red
01:05:14 - Elemental
01:08:22 - Conclusion
Music:
Johnny 2 Cellos Theme Music - Norman Marston
Johnny 2 Cellos Theme Remix- ​⁠@BlackTyeChi
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Video Used:
Monsters Inc (2001)
Finding Nemo (2003)
The Incredibles (2004)
Cars (2006)
Ratatouille (2007)
WALL-E (2008)
Up (2009)
Toy Story 3 (2010)
Brave (2012)
Monsters University (2013)
Inside Out (2015)
Coco (2017)
Incredibles 2 (2018)
Toy Story 4 (2019)
Onward (2020)
Soul (2020)
Luca (2021)
Turning Red (2022)
Elemental (2023)
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[@STAXXX313]

"You didn't save my life, you ruined my death." Being said in a kids movie has always been insane to me. It's a great line that gets overlooked to me.

[@tornadochaser2457]

... you mean the movie where Mr. Incredible sees many superheroes that have been murdered by the Omni-droid robot on a screen, in flippant, consecutive order? Just sayin'! That's an all-new heaviness level for me.

[@helios7706]

I really think that it's not a "kids" movie, but a "family" movie. Adults can enjoy it as well, and understand the deeper themes.

[@koozbot]

​@@helios7706bingo

[@tornadochaser2457]

@@helios7706 And cover the kids' eyes during the aforementioned murder tally. Hey - The flippancy at least makes the sequence quick!

[@Spongebrain97]

It's funny because thats something that would literally happen in real life lol

[@_The_Archive_]

Fun Fact: Brad Bird got the idea The Incredibles in the early 1990s, basing the story on his own experiences trying to balance a career with family.

[@tornadochaser2457]

Lies!! LIES AND SLANDER!!! At least 90% of it was inspired by his time working on The Simpsons. 90% for Incredibles 2 too. And at least 40% of Ratatouille was inspired by it too! South Park was right in their "Simpsons Already Did It" episode. Both Butters and Brad Bird were at the mercy of the dominant force.

[@faithgrins]

I already watched the _6 hour_ larger video (absolutely worth the watch, for the analysis of the foreign film noms that I never watched and the nomination snubs if for no other reason), so I'm just stopping in to like and comment for the algo engagement. Carry on.

[@Hoopergames]

The incredibles is the second greatest superhero film of all time

[@BasicallyEdgy]

​@@Hoopergameswhat's the first

[@TheWinstonSlip]

Ridiculous it took till 2001 for this category to exist

[@hunterolaughlin]

I know what you mean. Had I been the president of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, the Best Animated Feature category would’ve been created a decade earlier in the early 90s with Beauty and the Beast inspiring the idea for the category and, of course, being the first ever winner.

[@Hamantha]

It needs to be expanded, right now it’s more of a pigeon hole than anything

[@totallytravicious5919]

Ridiculous is the best word you can use for it. Like it literally makes me go "actually WHY???" That is nuts to me

[@totallytravicious5919]

​@@Hamanthatoo true

[@NoNaame04]

You could make a drinking game over the amount of times you said “disgraced animator John Lassadar”.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

hell yeah

[@chrisfratz]

Honestly, I think Finding Nemo has aged so well that it's mid 2010s 3D conversion where they took the original movie and rendered it in stereoscopic 3D, elevates the way the movie looks to another level. At points it felt like I was just watching a documentary about sea life, it was absolutely amazing and definitely something I would use to demonstrate 3D to someone

[@davy209]

Finding Nemo is still my favorite Pixar movie of all time! It’s such a well deserved win and it also should’ve been nominated for Best Picture as well!

[@grapeshot]

Like the meme said UP had a more convincing 5-minute romance then all of the Twilight movies.

[@GiulianaBruna]

Bob saying "im not strong enough" always gets me 😢😢 The voice actor delivery is impressive.

[@waifubreaks1572]

Honestly it amazes me how Ghibli has only won twice, but it also doesn't because these awards are trash. I mean hell, stuff by Satoshi Kon (RIP) is more deserving of at least some recognition over the CGIslop that got turned out by Disney.

[@packman2321]

I have a real soft spot for Inside Out. It came out just as I dropped out of medical school due to health problems and hit a low part myself, it used the sort of psychological theorising I'd been fascinated by but am now sceptical of and it resembled my experiences moving house as a teenager and managed to loop the thread back between them. Obviously, that's not a reason to scoop an award, and Incredibles is up there too given my love of retrofuturist superhero settings, but still, a lot of these are hard to beat.

[@Lugiaskr]

this is fascinating to me, because, and maybe this is because I was a little bit younger, but I HAAAATED this movie when it came out. I had also just moved and it felt so surface level to me that it felt like the difficulties I was having were like. being made fun of ? not that the film didn't take riley's angst seriously, but there was just something about it that had me like "this isn't cute". ... also I do think joy is a horribly unlikeable character to this day even though I know that's the point LOL

[@_booth7992]

That ratatouille section and the parallels w the production was incredible. Amazing stuff :)

[@NerdAboveALL8]

As a guy who was raised by his mother Onward has always had a soft spot for myself, but I recently watched it and I seriously can't see how people don't like it

[@shawncarney9657]

I never felt the stakes of the movie, the singular part of the movie that really hit for me was sacrificing time with his father for his brother. Felt weird not caring about a movie till right at the end

[@hunterolaughlin]

@@shawncarney9657 Oh? Like Inside Out and Coco had any stakes?

[@shawncarney9657]

@hunterolaughlin I agree with you, the last disney+Pixar movie that hit me in the feels was moana. And that came out 8 years ago 😢

[@monroe7532]

It felt like it needed a second draft, but my good is that final act revolution and ending good

[@GiulianaBruna]

Pixar always has to battle unrealistic expectations, and Disney has won so many prices its easy to feel its being overvalue

[@lizziedramaqueen272]

Thank you, finally someone who's not hating on Incredibles 2

[@supersaiyansalamence]

If Lightning McQueen had a Tiktok it'd be all "struck by lightning" memes 🏎⚡

[@CaptainBilly22]

I’ve been on the Onward train ever since it came out. I can’t relate to the dead dad aspect, but I’m a goofy older brother who sometimes struggles to bond with an awkward younger brother. I saw so much of my relationship with my brother in this movie and I love it for that.

[@faithevers6899]

not me crying just watching this video and thinking about all of these emotional ass movies 😭😭

[@ZhangLee.]

wall E had to be the best love story out there and it didnt even need human to show you the feeling of love

[@letroyz]

Calling out Gamingmagic13 for the Toy Story 4 review made me chortle lol

[@RanterInShades]

I was gearing up to defend Inside Out by saying that it's the one animated movie that tells me it's ok to cry sometimes, but then I realized "Wait, that's how I feel about Pixar in general."

[@JOJ0606]

Toy story 4 was the last movie that I watched in the 2010s (I finished watching it around 15 minutes before midnight on 31.12.2019)

[@neilhannan7525]

3 videos about animation and Oscar first video being 6 hrs the second the boy and the heron and this video an 1hr 13mins Johnny is spoling us with his videos ps i like the video idea which movie of studio should win i would love to see more of this video like imagine Cartoon Saloon' Studio Ghibi or Dreamworks because their only win is shrek that is Sad 😢 ❤❤ Love Your Videos Johnny 2 Cellos Keep Up the Good Work 👍🇮🇪

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Not spoiling as much as you might think, repackaging some of the work from the Oscar videos into other videos!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

I already watched the 6 hour larger video (ABSOLUTE masterpiece! Keep up the good work) Loving this one too! Huge fan. Carry on

[@dankinmcspankin3123]

12:54 smooth way to not talk about cars hitler

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Over an hour of Johnny?! Yes please 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@shakkedgolan7954]

Why watch an hour of Johnny when you can just watch the original video and get 6 hours

[@rrachelbaldwinn]

i hadn't watched up for a really long time, and during that time i always said the opening 10 minutes was the saddest/most emotional part. when i finally watched it again, i bawled at the scene where carl finally looks through the adventure book and realizes that ellie still filled it. yes, the opening sequence does an amazing job at building our emotional connections to carl and ellie (and then tearing our hearts out), but the adventure book scene is so poignant and real to me.

[@Why_It]

Ratatouille is my most re-watched Disney/Pixar movie by far. Definitely deserved.

[@alithealien5049]

just gotta say this is a brilliant way to use ur video multiple different times, yet keep it fresh and different, and i have watched all of them so far lol

[@rachelh2816]

Love the 6 hour Oscar animated film nomination analysis and learned about some new animated films from it. Great work overall

[@gamefreack64]

Fun Fact: In Ratatouille Gusteau should live in that. But the director from this movie Brad Bird think this have to many substorys and loses the focus. Because of that he decided to kill Gusteau and after all he is in the movie

[@supersaiyansalamence]

The Incredibles is so goated! Watching it as a kid and watching it as an adult it's like watching a whole different movie

[@PerovNigma]

1:02:24 Similarly, I love that Massimo clarifies to the boys that he was born without one of his hands, rather than losing it at sea as they (and probably the audience) assumed.

[@thefirstone4864]

As a toy story 4 lover I've been starting to be gaslit by the internet to not like the movie so thank you for not making me feel like contrarian. I hope schaffrillas make his toy story 4 defense soon.

[@bringiton2752]

the nostalgia hits hard with this one

[@TheWinstonSlip]

A Bug’s Life and Finding Nemo are both great movies for all ages.

[@FanksCast]

You're my favourite animated content creator Chello! Keep up the good work!

[@nicita27]

"Why do they need sleep and gas" Well why do you need sleep and food?

[@DionTPnthr]

but... cars aren't people

[@noahhager1187]

the hill I will die on as an unpopular opinion is that Shrek 4 deserved at least a nomination. It probably wouldn't have won thanks to Toy Story 3 but most other years it would have had a chance

[@Kwauhn.]

I'm glad you recut this into an Oscar-worthiness list, because 2 hours is the absolute maximum I can spend on a video. Anything beyond that is just too much.

[@ryancarter2959]

I appreciate mentioning the scores as often as you did. Pixar Films almost always have excellent scores (and Giacchino is always a win especially)

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!

[@gamefreack64]

I am sad that Andrew Stantin and Brad Bird after flops like John Carter (Andrew Stantin) and Tomorrowland (Brad Bird) that they don't have the trust from Pixar and Disney anymore to make new movies with new ideas. But rather sequels. John Carter and Tomorrowland wasn't so bad

[@therealeverlade]

You gotta do Mike Tyson Mysteries by far one of my favorite adult animated tv shows ever. Very funny

[@totallytravicious5919]

I remember having a lengthy discussion with a friend a few weeks before onward came out and i remember disctinctly complaining that it looked WAY too predictable and guessed what the ending would be with so much certainty i had convinced myself it was probably accurate and didn't bother watching it until much later(to anyone wondering i thought the movie would end with the time running out and dad disappearing but bc theyre in an ancient magic location, its indefinite and allows tom holland to meet and talk to his dad.) Suffice to say the ending very pleasantly subverted my expectations and surprised me. The idea that he never even knew his dad so his fixation on him was both innacurate to him and was hindering his time with the people in his family he DID know. I also really REALLY loved the performances. Tom hollands character (while i cant remember his name atm) feels super real and i forget its tom holland from time to time. And chris pratt too. Hes done quite a bit of voice work over the years but onward was his best movie(except the lego movie, but the whole joke is that hes the same protagonist in anything so gutting the guy who would become the face of that very thing adds a layer of irony to it, and of course both emmet and the other character are super expressive and upbeat and positive. Completely UNLIKE a certain italian-cuisine-loving cat)

[@jetfan925]

Ian (Tom Holland) and Barley Lightfoot (Chris Pratt).

[@WillDennis22]

I was already nervous for Inside Out 2. Now I'm even more nervous lol. I was all ready to defend Inside Out but I agree with most of your criticisms. I'm just not sure how they'll introduce new emotions when the older characters in the first film don't seem to have them, among other reasons. Also it's nice to see some Onward love and I haven't given Luca a watch yet. I'm definitely going to do that now. Also it's nice seeing a video like this that isn't a ranking video.

[@Thomperfan]

Gonna have to agree to disagree with you on TS4. I don't think it's terrible, and you do bring up valid points about its themes and such, but the way it's executed just kinda rubs me the wrong way. Like, I know Bonnie is a kid, and kids don't prioritize the same things forever, but it still feels jarring after seeing her promise to take care of Woody, and hugging her immediately after getting her, and then not playing with him anymore after not that much time feels like it's passed. It would be a lot more easy to swallow if maybe Bonnie was about 3 or 4 years older than she was in the first episode. And I don't like the choice that Woody ended up making at the end of the film. I'm sorry, but to choose to spend the rest of your life with someone you're just now meeting up with after at least two years over the people you've NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH with doesn't feel like a natural conclusion to me. It feels like undoing the ending of the last installment, which was a near-perfect way to end things. Adding to this is that Woody doesn't even spend enough time with the rest of his friends to feel like a proper goodbye. Like I just said, these toys have literally been to hell and back together. If you wanna break them up, you're gonna have to do a lot better than shoving them in an RV for the majority of the run time. But even so, this was a great video, and even though I have a few more disagreements, (Inside Out and Cars are my favorites of this lot.) you did a great job with this list.

[@gamefreack64]

Incredibles 2 is a movie that Brad Bird was probably forced to make. Beacuse his flop Tomorrowland from 2015. It's not a bad movie, but Brad Bird has probably problems to continue the story of the Incredibles. He says that he wants to make a Incredibles Sequel, when it has a reason. This reason was probably Disney and money

[@diadiaa892]

59:12 as a black person was literally my biggest critique of the movie. I think its a pretty solid movie, but it upsets me that this trope is still happening!! :(

[@novamythic_8]

Bear Necestitties had me CACKLING

[@Dr.Bright07]

I feel like he was too hard on brave it was a good story with many Scottish inspired stories and mythology and some of the voices doing outrageous Scottish accents will always be funny to me but i also come from a family that's Scottish and Irish so maybe i just love and know more about that then most

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

I personally love Brave myself for similar reasons, and I had grown up reading a lot of Celtic mythology, so to actually see an animated movie present such a gorgeous Scottish movie, was amazing. And I don't think the story is as bad as people say it is, it was pretty much exactly what I expected from this kind of film

[@veganjotaro]

25:44 BRUH! 😂

[@giodemarco1945]

Jesus christ bro is the thinker and I love it

[@dumpsterDeity]

Youre the first reviewer that i agree with completely :D

[@Kwauhn.]

As a white guy in a relationship with a Korean woman (Korean culture being the inspiration for the Flame people) I really connected with Elemental on a personal level. I feel like that is a major prerequisite for truly connecting with the film in general, so I see why it wasn't received as well as other Pixar animations. Elemental, at its core, is a film about immigrants and the challenges they face in both leaving behind their old culture, and adopting new ones. Wade is an important character, but he gets left behind a bit in terms of the story's overall message. Probably for the better lol

[@totallytravicious5919]

Why yes it IS incredibles, Johnny. Glad we could have this chat. I dont even need to hear you say it i just know youll agree its incredibles. Its amazing. I loved it the most as a kid and im glad that it did the exact opposite of getting worse as i get older, and EVERYONE agrees that its far more adult than kid oriented.

[@totallytravicious5919]

I will fully admit though that ratatouille is the perfect pizar movie. While incredibles could have come from anywhere, any studio, ratatouille HAD to come from pixar. The premise, the vibe, the comedy, it would only work from them. And i am so glad we live in a world where a movie as weird as ratatouille can not only exist but be endlessly praised by viewers AND comes from the same company and almost the same mind as the man who did make incredibles is something i hope i never take for granted

[@totallytravicious5919]

Wait you ALSO liked toy story four? I thought it was just me. The ending being as simple as buzz and woody never seeing eachother again gets me in tears everytime. Like of course andy was gonna grow up and never play with toys again at some point. But the fact that they both recognize the good and bad of the decision and respect eachother over it is why its so sad. I really like buzz and the fact that woody was not only his best friend, but literally the man who opened his eyes, juat makes it so kuch sweeter that he CONTINUES to open buzzs eyes to the bug picture and other pictures. They were the perfect duo bar none. A space man and a cowboy.

[@MathiMan12532]

Got to 1:02:40 and I’m watching with headphones on and I just hear “they are- LOW BATTERY PLEASE CHARGE!” Lol

[@burneraccount122]

I hated the twist villain from incredibles 2. I always fealt that if they made the brother the twist villain work a lot better. Like angle it to be that he was sooo dedicated to bringing supers back he was willing to orchestrate actual terrorism to manipulate people to bring supers back. And at the end he's being arrested and he's just elated since his plan seemingly worked even if he's going to jail forever. Seems more impacted that way

[@evegalvin7135]

Could you do some videos on archer, p sad it's over now, I would love to see you analyze the show

[@BasicallyEdgy]

Fantastic mr.fox is as old as Up im sad i only had the pleasure of watching wes Anderson films the last two years and i have to say they have became one of my favorite movies

[@Jarmister]

After death of my grandma Coco hits different

[@JOJ0606]

Same thing applies to me about coco and the original land before time after my mom passed away

[@TheCatIndeed]

While this video is solely about Best Animated Feature, Pixar has a lot of great wins in other categories, in many cases it beating out live action films. They won best original song 3 times, first for the hilarious and heartwarming Monsters, Inc. song “If I Didn’t Have You,” then for Randy Newman’s very sweet “We Belong Together” from Toy 3, and most recently the beloved “Remember Me” from Coco. They also are stranger to Best Original Score, Soul winning in 2020, and in maybe one of the greatest Oscar wins in this category, Up won in 2009. And finally, in the only time an animated film has won outside of it’s own category or a music category, The Incredibles won Best Sound Editing, which is a frequent category where action films are recognized.

[@jescis0]

It takes a LOT of molecules to create the whole human body, but it's not easy to say HOW many, partly because I don't have the info on the top of my head at the moment 😅😅

[@Jimmy-Mc]

Like you said at the end of the video, I do think Shrek and Inside Out were very well deserving and are really the only places I disagree with your analysis here. But I know you did your research and totally respect your opinions. I think I also enjoyed Elemental more than most, but it was against a stacked lineup this year and didn't have a chance. I personally would've given it to Spiderverse and think Blue Heron had a name recognition advantage, but that's another topic.

[@Kwauhn.]

I distinctly remember relishing in Bing Bong's demise when watching Inside Out. It just felt like they could've made the exact same film without him, so his demise just made him look like fodder for the plot, lol.

[@WillDennis22]

I was all ready to defend Inside Out, but yeah, I didn't care one bit for Bing Bong and agreed with most of Johnny's criticisms.

[@deathjunior7755]

Best thing I've watch since HBomberguys Plagiarism video and I mean every word of that having watched Hbombs vid so much that youtube just autoplays as an up next like half the time. I haven't watched pixar films in a little while except when toy story 4 came out. Thanks for reminding me just how amazing these were/are. I'm gonna go watch Wall-E again after this.

[@nik1987o]

I couldn't connect with Ratatouille as well in the beginning, but then I went to Paris, got on the ride in Disneyland and since then this film is one of my favorites. This and because I saw some HUGE rats in Paris. It was crazy. As big as small dogs. And onward is such an underrated piece of work, I guess because it came out right when the pandemic started and people were very scared to go the theater. And to be honest, I would really like to see and onward sequel. The world is just crazy. it's such a comfort movie.

[@notgenericusername]

I care so much about Cars but all i'm gonna say is that Bessie was implied to be sentient in the post-credits where, like Lightning repairing the road and having asphalt drop on his 'headlight', Bessie does the exact same thing to the 4 Import Racers after they're arrested by Sheriff. May raise even more questions with how sentience works in a world of machines or it's just plain overthinking it, but I believe Bessie is sentient, just kind of a relic of past technology I'd gesture.

[@gamefreack64]

Cars was for a time one of my favorit movies and pixar movie. Because it was some of my first ever i watched, I had it on DVD as kid (as kid i didn't have so much movies on dvd or vhs) and my parents leave this movie often on. Today, I think many other Pixar movies are better. But I think Cars has more heart as other 3D Animation movies (outsite Pixar)

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Toy story. Definitely

[@kittykake44]

...Okay, I'll bite, why is John Lassadar disgraced now?

[@theonyxtavern]

59:11 Pattern? I get the comparison that you're making with The Princess and the Frog, but what other film(s) are you referring to? I'm honestly blanking on what films makes this a pattern.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Spies in Disguise

[@theonyxtavern]

@@Johnny2Cellos I had to look that up, didn't know it existed.

[@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii]

Toy Story 3 is the only movie I ever saw twice in the theater ON THE SAME DAY

[@markrobinson1480]

Idk, Monsters Inc is Aaaaaah Real monsters, with Pixar cuteness and a big budget. Thank you for adding the bit about Black protagonists as anything but Black or people… I still have animosity about Princess T.

[@imnugget8085]

In my life only movie ever made me cry was the Up movie it did it all in the 1st 8 min as a teenager straight boy and i have never ever once came close to do that so yah Up number 1 by that one and one reason alone

[@jordankeller4253]

Toronto rhymes more with donna or bono than it does pronto, just so you know.

[@theworstofmykind]

If anyone is questioning whether they can make it through a 6 hour YT video, break it up over a few days because it's worth the watch if you love animation.

[@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii]

Ratatouille is my favorite Pixar movie...but mostly for sentimental reasons. Long story but TLDR first time I saw it I was at Disney's Pop Century resort and fell into a right time right place senerio

[@tosina2946]

The Incredibles. HANDS DOWN.

[@SilasSeiler]

Cars series hurts my brain

[@hunterolaughlin]

Definitely WALL-E has its not just one of their greatest animated films, it’s one of the greatest films period. The film is still amazing nearly half a decade later with how it takes a lot of inspiration from silent films in just letting the motions of the characters tell their actions and progress the story while also including a cautionary environmental message that is not only still relevant in these times, but give an eerie warning that this could legitimately possibly happen in the future. Plus, its induction into the prestigious National Film Registry and its release on Blu-Ray and DVD as part of the Criterion Collection VALIDATES its win and many of those that argue Kung Fu Panda should’ve won really need to accept the truth that WALL-E deserved its win and is just a more powerfully emotional and world relevant film than the latter.

[@thegreatacolyt1277]

Any toy story

[@ThiccFurryBoi34]

incredibles 1 is the best

[@jamesn3122]

Oh no. Just talking about Toy Story 3 I ended up tearing up. Freaking Pixar

[@IgnisFelis]

Best way I can describe Cars is a bad movie with a great story. It's one of those movies you just watch to enjoy, not to think about later

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

The more I think about it as I watch this, the more I realize that I don't really like Pixar anymore. There are some I do love (TS2, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, Up), but overall I think I've just outgrown them as a studio. I don't feel compelled to go back and rewatch them like I do with movies from Ghibli or older Disney movies, or other studios. But I love all the short films they produce, so go figure.

[@Splonton]

Where'd the Venture bros movie video go? 🥺

[@l1feisstressful-dp7ze]

52:35 LIES!!!! I have had my favorite stuffed aninimal my whole life and it has stayed my favorite my whole life

[@gamefreack64]

1:12:24 I think Pixar and espacially Disney want to make more sequels to make the shareholders happy. The Pixar sequel era was the profitable era of Pixar and the pandemic/disney+ era was the loss-making for Pixar and Disney. Even if isn't the fault of Pixar and more of Disney's streaming course. I would be consequences and it concerns mostly the false things

[@tylercordier3559]

AYE!!! YOU BETTER NOT BE DISSING BROTHER BEAR JONNY!!! THATS MESSED UP😭

[@kevzsabz8253]

Spirited Away and Up were 💯 deserved its wins. ☺️☺️💙💙

[@what-un4yq]

I think what ties these films together is there abilities to take risks and talk about complex ideas. Even adults ideas at times. But throughout it all, they take just the rate amount of risk and put the trust where it needs to be. Modern Disney Pixar Is losing these trades day by day they're cold, corporate, untrusting. They don't take risks and never in a million years would they trust their audience. Everything needs to be said with word vomit. We need new political ideas that can only be said and never shown in practice. And forgetting the everyday problems they used to talk about the everyday problems real people go through and that make sense. The ends don't always justify the means, be careful what you wish for. And that it doesn't matter who or what you are, you can be anything as long as you're willing to put in the work. These are ideas repeatedly stomped on. By modern films. And it's ultimately tiring to know we live in a world like this.

[@Kusanagikaiser999]

I feel Pixar and Disney have robed so many TALENTED artist, and films they time in the spot light, I absolutely agree Pixar deserved many of his wins, for sure, Incredibles, Ratatouille, yes well deserved wins......but BRAVE....SOUL....Toy Story 4, not only took away from films that already where BETTER in those nominations, but so of ones that never even got the nom, films like YOUR NAME, SILENT VOICE that yes maybe didn't where in years than Pixar won, but if wasn't Pixar was DISNEY winning and that alone pissed me very off, I will forever stand that as much I love Inside Out, or When Marnie was there or YOUR NAME or A SILENT VOICE should have been the winners but Marie loss and Your name and Silent Voice never got that recognition or the nomination, and that never going to seat well with me, and In years like Toy Story 4 and Soul where more deserved films that where better like Wolfwalker, Klaus and HTTYD 3, but naaa have to be Disney or Pixar, I'm so happy that at the very least the last 2 years Disney and Pixar have not robbed better films of their deserve wins, and no I not want they never win something, I hope when they do is because they are the very BEST they can be, not because they are the ones that the critics always choose no matter who else is nominated.

[@TheGinger15765]

Finished the 6 hr this morning

[@MountainHomeJerrel]

I will watch this video even if it isn't a South Park video.

[@colinshea6758]

I personally think the incredibles is the best animated movie i used to watch it every night and it never got old 😅

[@lillordakira9752]

To hell with the cash grab that is Toy Story 4, Abominable should have won the oscar that year.

[@tornadochaser2457]

Every movie is a cash grab, technically. Just food for thought.

[@jonesbt22]

Damn, I meant to sub to Connie 2 Jellos 😓

[@strikerx9720]

Monsters U was so good and it being one of the first of a bunch of sequels in a row REALLY hurt it’s reputation imo. I love that story so much and as someone who is neurodivergent Mike’s character arc in that movie REALLY hits for me. Anyone who sees this and didn’t care for Monsters University PLEASE give it a second chance it deserves it.

[@emmachavarria9361]

Try Making Videos Of My Life As A Teenage Robot.

[@NightScar..]

As a child of immigrants; Elemental hit me hard. I love it.