UltramanGoji wrote:Brody wrote:Let's say I've been a part of the kaiju community before most of you were allowed on the computer, ask some of the veteran members of kaijuphile who Deoson is.
Ask all of us if we give a shit.
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Shadow wrote:Tyler wrote:One of my neighbors' dogs keeps shitting next to my car every morning.
Shit on the dog in it's sleep, that'll teach it.

UltramanGoji wrote:Brody wrote:Let's say I've been a part of the kaiju community before most of you were allowed on the computer, ask some of the veteran members of kaijuphile who Deoson is.
Ask all of us if we give a shit.

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Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question

Mitchal wrote:Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question
Meh, I'd argue for the Incredibles, but Toy Story isn't a bad choice either.

Mitchal wrote:Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question
Meh, I'd argue for the Incredibles, but Toy Story isn't a bad choice either.
Varan Bon Ziller wrote:I like sundaes, but I'd be pretty *@!##)* if Godzilla was made into a giant tub of ice cream.
Mitchal wrote:Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question
Meh, I'd argue for the Incredibles, but Toy Story isn't a bad choice either.

Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question
GotengoXGodzilla wrote:Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question
While Toy Story certainly started the whole computer generated animated movie and used it incredibly well, it did not perfect it. Or at the very least, use it to it's fullest degree.
So for best Pixar film, it would have to be the film that perfected it, and made it into something more. For that reason, I would say that the best Pixar film, by far, is WALL-E. That film goes beyond just the film's target audience, and tells a story that is ageless and only enhanced more by the stunning visuals, unique characters, and themes of finding one's purpose in life. Not to mention the truly visual storytelling approach to the film, by having no dialogue in the first third of the film. That's something that really hasn't been seen since the silent era, and the fact that WALL-E uses it so well, makes the film even more enjoyable on multiple viewings.
As if that weren't enough, then the film throws in the most believable romance I've seen in a long time between WALL-E and EVE. Their personalities work so well off of each other, and the way they change for each other over the course of the film makes more sense than any romance I've ever seen in a film. Plus, this is coming from an animated film, between two computer generated images. That's spectacular.
WALL-E gets everything right, and it only gets better with each and every viewing. The film takes what Toy Story started, and WALL-E perfects it.
UltramanGoji wrote:Brody wrote:Let's say I've been a part of the kaiju community before most of you were allowed on the computer, ask some of the veteran members of kaijuphile who Deoson is.
Ask all of us if we give a shit.
Hedorah wrote:The best movies Pixar ever made, no question

Shadow wrote:Wait, it's coming back to me... I was a pony... oh god... Kiryu2012 is right beside me... no my clothes, stop taking them off- *Takes shotgun and commits suicide*
And now here I am.

Varan Bon Ziller wrote:I like sundaes, but I'd be pretty *@!##)* if Godzilla was made into a giant tub of ice cream.


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