Pixar's Best & Worst: Ranking 30 Movies

0:00Welcome to entertainment and celebrity news today, two minutes of pop culture that matter. Pixar has been making us laugh and cry for 30 years, with hits like toy story and emotional stories and cocoa in up. Their latest original film, Hoppers, follows a college student whose mind ends up in a robot beaver body, leading to animal adventures. To see how it stacks up, we ranked all 30 Pixar movies from worst to best. The bottom spots go to the car series, with cars 2 or 30, cars 3 or 29, and the original cars at 28. These films get criticism for not matching the studio's usual emotional punch, despite fun voices in racing action. Midway through, movies like The Good Dinosaur at 27 and onward at 26 show Pixar's heart, even if they are not top tier. Sequel, such as Monsters University and Finding Dory, land in the 20s, praised for family themes, but sometimes seen as less fresh than originals. Higher up, standouts include

1:00inside out at 4, with its clever look at the kids' emotions and cocoa at 3 for its moving take on grief and family. While EF5 delivers a sharp message on humanity through a lonely robot. At number 1 sits The Incredibles, love for its superhero family dynamics and sharp humor, just ahead of Monsters, incorporated at 2. Most older films are streaming on Disney Plus if you want to revisit them. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, a pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for night time listening, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM