Pixar's Up is supposed to beat the competition for the second week in a row this weekend and that's perfectly swell with me cuz the film is pretty swank.
And so, to commemorate the Pixar Age we live in, now we must choose. Ten films will enter. Only one will leave! Have at it!
And so, to commemorate the Pixar Age we live in, now we must choose. Ten films will enter. Only one will leave! Have at it!
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As the mother of a 3 year old boy I had no choice but to vote for Cars. It would be like boys of my generation growing up without GI Joe.
JA, thanks for this post. I hugely love Pixar's films and it's remarkable how much better some of them are compared to live action films. I'm baffled when some of my friends define these movies as "cartoons" and that they cannot discern how artistic they are in every sense. Since I'm a keen follower of your blog, I appreciate the range of movies you see, report on and, especially, watch. I didn't like "Up" as much as "Ratatouille" or "Wall-E" but it sure was fine and incredibly touching.
Cars really was huge with the little kids, wasn't it, elevendreams? You're not the first person I've heard that from.
Thanks, dashdog. It's prolly just a symptom of my schizophrenia, but it's nice to have my undiagnosed insanity appreciated. ;-)
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