Pixar's Up: Is it only a matter of time before it becomes Dreamworks.

[Johnny Unusual]

ME THREE!

[BBQ Platypus]

ME TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX!  Er, I mean FOUR!


(I keep getting those two numbers confused).

[Doctor Who?]

You have to see the end.

It may be the best animated movie of the past 30 years.

[mattwnelson]

I thought I was the only one who didn't find all of Pixar's movies impressive... Personally, the only ones I've liked have been the two Toy Story films, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and Wall-E. The rest have underwhelmed me completely, and I didn't even bother with Cars (NASCAR meets Doc Hollywood... Mmm... doesn't grab me.)

I'll wait until I know more about "Up" before I go see it. But not too much. I do like surprises.

M@

[Tripe]

Never seen the end of Iron Giant. What I saw of it was fine, but didn't make me want to rush out and marry Brad Bird or anything.

See I liked it a great deal, but I'd have much preferred it to have followed the book, which is much more stark and weird (not surprising when you consider the author) and featured an appearance by the Space Bat/Angel/Dragon/Star Spirit.

[THE QUEEN!!!]

You have to see the end.

It may be the best animated movie of the past 30 years.

Yes. THe end is worth the whole movie.

[THE QUEEN!!!]

Anyone who thinks anything Brad Bird does is lame is not allowed to talk.

Don't blame me,it's the law.

The Brad Bird is Awesome act of 2004.

I personally passed this act---I love Incredibles, Ratatouille, and especially The Iron Giant

this is great, by the way