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flippyshark · 06-30-2008, 01:43 PM

Gosh, it's hard to rank them as the list grows longer and the films diversify. So, here is an arbitrary measure.

Pixar Movies That Made Flippyshark Cry Like a Weenie:
(in roughly ascending order from least to most blubbery I got on first viewing)

- Cars
- Toy Story
- Toy Story 2
- Wall-E
- Monsters, Inc.

So, pretty subjective, and that doesn't necessarily make these my favorites. (Though, Monsters is my number one still.) Ratatouille is obviously a major achievement, and one I will revisit often. Both Toy Stories were wonderful, and obviously moving, but they are on my "don't need to revisit soon" list. Nemo, Incredibles - terrific entertainment that will keep on giving, and I can safely watch them in mixed company without keeping hankies nearby. Bug's Life - meh - admirable but I think I can go without it from here on out.

Gemini Cricket · 06-30-2008, 01:46 PM

flippyshark - what made you sob during Cars? For me, it was a dry eye film for me.

I sobbed during The Incredibles. The whole Holly Hunter "I'm so proud of you" speech really got me.

The ending of Monsters Inc gets me every time.

Finding Nemo - Dory's "I'm home" speech is weep material, totally.

06-30-2008, 01:43 PM	#1
flippyshark Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 2,852	Gosh, it's hard to rank them as the list grows longer and the films diversify. So, here is an arbitrary measure. Pixar Movies That Made Flippyshark Cry Like a Weenie: (in roughly ascending order from least to most blubbery I got on first viewing) - Cars - Toy Story - Toy Story 2 - Wall-E - Monsters, Inc. So, pretty subjective, and that doesn't necessarily make these my favorites. (Though, Monsters is my number one still.) Ratatouille is obviously a major achievement, and one I will revisit often. Both Toy Stories were wonderful, and obviously moving, but they are on my "don't need to revisit soon" list. Nemo, Incredibles - terrific entertainment that will keep on giving, and I can safely watch them in mixed company without keeping hankies nearby. Bug's Life - meh - admirable but I think I can go without it from here on out.
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06-30-2008, 01:46 PM	#2
Gemini Cricket ... Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 13,244	flippyshark - what made you sob during Cars? For me, it was a dry eye film for me. I sobbed during The Incredibles. The whole Holly Hunter "I'm so proud of you" speech really got me. The ending of Monsters Inc gets me every time. Finding Nemo - Dory's "I'm home" speech is weep material, totally.
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