No refutations? Wow, Zig Forums.
No refutations? Wow, Zig Forums
Kevin Martinez
Kevin Sanchez
you're reaching if you think those two on the right are making the same face as the two on the left
Christian Gonzalez
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAPPP
there's your refutation
Michael Smith
how is coco about that? He just travels to spic hell.
Josiah Rogers
But you missed Pixar has been doing the same movie over and over again
>2 characters go in an adventure
>they fight each other
>they reconcile
>they save the day
Name ONE fucking Pixar movie that doesn’t do this
Michael Wright
the incredibles
Brayden Sullivan
Helen tries to pick a fight, but Bob's just happy she's alive.
Samuel Moore
Onward doesn’t fit either, he’s always an elf
Brandon Watson
They fight over the marriage
Try again
Wyatt Morales
kind of a stretch to apply this to Wall-E or The Incredibles, and that's just off the top of my head
still, you're right that Pixar really loves their contrasting dual leads
Carson Fisher
Cars
A Bugs Life
Coco
Up
The Good Dinosaur
Ratatouille
All of those films are missing at least one of those elements.
Joseph Morgan
the incredibles is not about 2 characters going on an adventure
Wyatt Young
Not while on the Adventure
Luke Wright
Debatably, Inside Out too, since they never really have a fight, just one gets fed up with the other.
Asher Martinez
And all of them have at least one of this elements so it’s just about perception
You’ve been watching the same putrid plot for over 2 decades, deal with it
Jonathan Powell
>UP
Old man fights with fat kid near the end and leaves him behind. Fat kid is caught by other old man and tied to a chair.
>Ratatouille
Rat fights with shitty chef near the end. Shitty chef tries to work as a chef for a day and fucks it up.
>Coco
Kid fights with his grandpa over the song he wants to sing.
>Inside Out
Yellow bitch mistreats blue chubby GF for the entire move. Near the end blue chubby GF runs away and yellow bitch has to find her and apologize.
Xavier Phillips
I always knew that the niggers at Pixar had TF fetish
Joseph Cruz
Idk about the other ones but CoCo was a really good movie
James Williams
Carl*
Russel*
Charles*
Remy*
Linguini*
Miguel*
Hector*
Joy*
Sadness*
Joseph Sanders
>Any movie that has 2 characters, an adventure, or a fight is regurgitated trash
Xavier Torres
>Up
I'll give you that one
>Ratatouille
Yeah, but not an adventure. Takes place almost entirely in two location.
>Coco
What? No he doesn't. He says what song he wants to sing, Hector suggests another one, and the kid almost instantly agrees.
>Inside Out
Joy mistreated Sadness, but they never actuality have a fight.
Michael Nguyen
>Cars
lightning gets into a bitch fit with everyone, especially mater and the old retired race car.
Brayden Sanders
Most stories in general have at least one those elements. They are very broad elements
Mason Roberts
Lightning is a total bitch, but he didn't have a fight with anyone. He just kind of complains, while serving out his sentence. I especially don't remember him having a fight with Mater.
Tyler Robinson
>Pixar then: filled with creativity and inspiration, release hit after hit, incapable of doing wrong
>Pixar now: idiots who think they're brilliant, mostly a sequel factory, incapable of doing right
Lucas Wood
I dunno. I think Coco is great, and Cars is shit.
Jacob Ross
While I agree with this picture it looks like it came from reddit.
Matthew Bennett
Coco was good, but the ending was weak
Juan Butler
That's just a variation of the Hero's journey. Almost every classically structured movie is that.
Sebastian Williams
character smiling bad
Camden Allen
They already made a superior Coco, it's called Ratatouille
Ryder Brown
I don't remember Reme going to hell
Ryder Kelly
The girl's 'expression' hardly seems like an expression. They should learn from real life instead of plastering faker and faker "smiles," "sad faces," etc. on crappier designs.
Jaxson Lee
Fixed.