[ SECRET POST #5162 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5162 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://i.imgur.com/lnsb6LJ.png

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. Despite the fact that I like them, but in my opinion Pixar movies in general are overrated.

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[(Anonymous)]

fraud movie studio

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[(Anonymous)]

How are they a fraud movie studio?

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[(Anonymous)]

Their entire reputation is built around being good at doing exactly 1 thing: making animated kids movies that make grownups feel sad

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[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but... not sure how that equals fraud? One-trick pony seems more accurate?

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[(Anonymous)]

They are a one trick pony that has a reputation far in excess of a one trick pony which makes then frauds

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[(Anonymous)]

Or... you may not like the movies but other people may? It's cool not to like something... you are allowed.

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[(Anonymous)]

That's not how this works, bud.

Your 3edgy5me scalding hot take is stupid.

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[dantesspirit]

Just because they do one thing and generally do that one thing well, doesn't make them a fraud.

You not liking what they do doesn't make them a fraud either.

They just don't make movies you in particular like.

[(Anonymous)]

I think they’re both kinda boring.

[philstar22]

I love Up, but yes it is somewhat overrated. I don't think it is quite as amazing as it is made out to be.

Wal-E is definitely overrated.

The other one I think is overrated is Inside Out. Very overrated.

[(Anonymous)]

Inside Out is good, but I remember the video of the movie sans the emotions scenes and it changes a lot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuwRseq0nRM

[philstar22]

I just think Joy is too unlikable as a main character. Yes, she learns her lesson in the end. But before that, she's a bully. Making the main character a bully was a bad choice. For me that brings down the movie a lot. So I think it is quite a bit overrated. It's okay, just it could be better with a better main character.

[(Anonymous)]

I think in Joy as a good sample of that toxic positivity, so I wasn't surprised she was going to be a bully for Riley's happiness, ironically.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, many of us were cool in school and don't have these hangups that always have you whinging on here.

[philstar22]

I have no idea what you are trying to say.

[(Anonymous)]

Both of them have really great openings, but they aren't able to hold it up.

[(Anonymous)]

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Both movies, I adore the first 15 minutes and that's it. Up especially. Hot take but I despised the talking dogs, yes, all of that nonsense.

[sparklywalls]

I generally love both these films but your comment was an "oh yeah, true" thing for me as Wall-E kinda stagnates when it goes to the space station (after such a beautiful opening) and Up gets a bit ridiculous for me with the talking dogs etc.

[(Anonymous)]

With the exception of A Bug's Life, the Toy Story films, Piper, and Kitbull, I dislike everything else I've seen by Pixar.

[morieris]

Congrats you are correct.

[greghousesgf]

Wall E is fat bashing

[meadowphoenix]

yeah, I was gonna say, I think I actually dislike Wall-E for it's "tech makes everyone fat and stupid" theme. You can criticizes over reliance on technology without doing that.

[meadowphoenix]

I think UP is fine, but I actually think its beginning tanks it. They were so good about developing a relationship that seemed deep and affecting in such a short amount of time that the relationship development between Carl and Russel, which would have been fine in any other movie, seemed like it had no heft.