Robert Lee is a writer at Collider who focuses on modern movie releases and animation, as well as both the best and worst films in a genre.
Pixar has continuously proven itself to be one of the most effective and consistently brilliant animation studios of the modern era, continuously creating masterpiece after masterpiece over the decades. They have claimed fame over some of the most iconic and widely beloved animated films of all time, as well as films that have completely revolutionized and changed the way that audiences perceive 3D animation and animation as a whole in the medium of film.
9 'Toy Story 3' Letterboxd Average Rating: 3.99/5 Easily one of the best-animated movie sequels of all time, Toy Story 3 acted as the perfect sendoff and final chapter for some of the most iconic and recognizable characters in animated film history. The film sees Woody, Buzz, and the rest of Andy's toys having to deal with the ramifications of Andy going off to college and leaving the toys behind to be donated to a local daycare center.
7 'The Incredibles' Letterboxd Average Rating: 4.07/5 One of the biggest fan favorites in Pixar's entire lineup, The Incredibles combines a classic 1950s aesthetic and premise with an engaging family drama and comedy to create a wildly effective and endlessly rewatchable piece of art.
5 'Up' Letterboxd Average Rating: 4.09/5 One of Pixar's most critically acclaimed and emotionally moving films, Up, told a story that managed to be much more resonant and powerful with adults than it was for children. The film follows the story of Carl Fredricksen, an elderly man who has spent his entire life dreaming of one day exploring the globe and seeing the wonders of the world.
While several audiences were skeptical leading up to the release of Coco, as it shared several similarities with other recent animated films like The Book of Life, the film forged its own path and proved its worth with its own story of family and legacy. The film acts as a beautiful love letter to Mexican culture and traditions and does justice to their customs by fully embracing the importance of family and remembering those that we've lost.
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