Has there been a thread on this film? I know it's been out in the US for a month now. Anyway, this was wonderful and is up there with some of Pixar's best films.
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Has there been a thread on this film? I know it's been out in the US for a month now. Anyway, this was wonderful and is up there with some of Pixar's best films.
I agree, I thought it was great. It made me feel at least 5 different emotions.
I loved it a lot. I'm not sure if it's my fave Pixar film ever but it was still very good and I loooved it. Especially the bit at the end with the cat mind. xD
The Nostalgia Critic is in love with this movie. I haven't seen it yet.
This movie is Pixar's return to form after some lackluster sequels over the past few years and a mediocre Brave. It's the best movie since Toy Story 3 (though not better) and on the same level as something like Up and Monsters Inc. It definitely made me emotional at moments.
I loved it, it really resonated with me a lot and I found it interesting that Riley's emotions were both male and female - whereas her parents were all one gender... Bing Bong!
I LOVED this movie. It didn't top Toy Story 3 or Wall E for me, but man, it's up there as one of Pixar's bests.
I cried like a bazillion times.
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I haven't seen it yet. Doesn't look that great on the TV ads, but it's good to hear some positive feedback from you guys. My sister wants to see it so I'll be taking her to the cinema within the next few days.
Maybe all kids start off with a mix of emotions and genders and they evolve to your personality over time. Notice at the end where the bus driver's emotions all looked like Anger, etc. It will be very interesting to see what happens in the (inevitable) sequel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Fury
I think that's what the puberty button does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Del MurderMaybe all kids start off with a mix of emotions and genders and they evolve to your personality over time. Notice at the end where the bus driver's emotions all looked like Anger, etc. It will be very interesting to see what happens in the (inevitable) sequel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Fury
Oh they made a mediocre Brave as well? I've only seen the good one that is their single best movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Murder
I liked Brave, but I'm astonished to find there's someone out there who rates it as Pixar's best. It's like someone who says their favourite Bowie album is Let's Dance or The Next Day.
Yeah possibly! I do just like the idea of her having both male and female aspects though and that just being totally normal! (as it should be!) But yeah, great movie :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MirielI think that's what the puberty button does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Del MurderMaybe all kids start off with a mix of emotions and genders and they evolve to your personality over time. Notice at the end where the bus driver's emotions all looked like Anger, etc. It will be very interesting to see what happens in the (inevitable) sequel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Fury
Thing is if you put a gun to my head and ask me why I love Brave so much I couldn't tell you, but oh my god I once watched it three times on three consecutive days when I was like 27 and I could have carried on if circumstances had allowed me.Quote:
Originally Posted by charliepanayi
Oh how painful this movie was for me.
It was wonderful, but I cried a lot. My little girl is just a few short years from hitting that stage in life and I would do anything to keep her little for just a bit longer.
Just got back from the cinema! It's a good film. Personally it doesn't top the likes of Up for me, but it has a cute storyline and I love Sadness! She made the film.
Also a big shout out to the short film, Lava, that played before hand.
It was kinda wierd how everyone had emotions that were caricatures of themselves except the girl. It could have been justified as something that happens in later age but then at the end the boy at the ice rink and the cool girl did it too. Or maybe Im just reading too much into a throw away joke.
I liked the movie a lot, and the lava tune before it was catchy.
Also I think the puberty thing at the end was an alarm not a button.