It was fantastic. I was worried about it not matching the hype, but it was just such a wonderful way to send off the franchise. I'm not really big on most of Pixar's movies. They are consistently good, but most of them have not really appealed to me, outside of Toy Story, Wall-E, and Toy Story 3. For everything that Wall-E dropped the ball on in it's later half, Toy Story 3's ending made up for it.

Video Brinquedo is getting better. They're just below how early Dreamworks was.

The new shittastic animation squad is Sparkplug, and they're 100% American.

Okay, now I have seen Wall-E.

It was really cute. But I think once people started talking it went from "groundbreaking" back to regular pixar.

Also the live-action stuff was REALLY jarring.

I disagree. The humans later in the film were jarring. Not the live action bits.

yeah but they didn't fit together, they should have stick to one picture. but live action only would have been much better.

I agree in principle, but where are you going to find that many obese actors?

right, impossible. but the reason for the cartoony characters is the Uncanny Valley. they don't make the same mistakes like Zemeckis. goddammit, somebody please stop him.

But on Mars there are no sharks for him to jump.

Ba Dum Tsh

That looks monumentally insipid. Thank you.

The basic plot to every Pixar movie:

http://i.imgur.com/xwc3l.png

Uhhh

If you say so.

I don't know what happened to Zemeckis. He used to be cool, man.
He wants to make a sequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Ugh.

I've just now realized that Zemeckis was the director of the Back to the Future trilogy.

How on earth do you go from that to that? Maybe John Hughes would know.

Ikr? He used to be great.
Then motion-capture was invented and all went to hell.

Where's the 80s when you need them?

This is all Pilot's fault somehow.

Pilot is the official ambassador for the 80's.