Rank Brad Bird's films
#2
DVD Talk Legend
I haven't seen Ratatouille but I liked Incredibles more than Iron Giant.
I saw it when it first came out and thought Iron Giant was an OK movie. Just last year it was talked about at DVDTalk with such love (especially the Superman scene and the ending) that i rented it and convinced my kids to sit and watch it (they were 11 and 14). They were borred and I still thought it only rated an OK.
I saw it when it first came out and thought Iron Giant was an OK movie. Just last year it was talked about at DVDTalk with such love (especially the Superman scene and the ending) that i rented it and convinced my kids to sit and watch it (they were 11 and 14). They were borred and I still thought it only rated an OK.
#7
DVD Talk Reviewer
Haven't seen Ratatouille yet, but I liked The Iron Giant quite a bit more than The Incredibles. I'm probably in the minority on this one, but I really felt that The Incredibles was bloated and uneven. It certainly has its moments, but it's far from my favorite Pixar film.
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Iron Giant
Ratatouille
The Incredibles
Ratatouille
The Incredibles
#12
DVD Talk Reviewer Emeritus
On My Personal Scale of Thousands (tm):
The Incredibles (994/1000)
The Iron Giant (987/1000)
Ratatouille (982/1000)
The Incredibles (994/1000)
The Iron Giant (987/1000)
Ratatouille (982/1000)
#13
DVD Talk Legend
Haven't seen the rat flick yet, but THE IRON GIANT is so much better that THE INCREDIBLES, they shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence. For goodness sake, THE IRON GIANT is the only cartoon to ever make me cry...that's how powerful it is.
#14
DVD Talk Hero
Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
Haven't seen the rat flick yet, but THE IRON GIANT is so much better that THE INCREDIBLES, they shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence. For goodness sake, THE IRON GIANT is the only cartoon to ever make me cry...that's how powerful it is.
oh wait, I didn't cry during either.
#16
DVD Talk Godfather
Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
Haven't seen the rat flick yet, but THE IRON GIANT is so much better that THE INCREDIBLES, they shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence. For goodness sake, THE IRON GIANT is the only cartoon to ever make me cry...that's how powerful it is.
#17
DVD Talk Hero
Originally Posted by PixyJunket
All of them are great.
#18
Originally Posted by Randy Miller III
Haven't seen Ratatouille yet, but I liked The Iron Giant quite a bit more than The Incredibles. I'm probably in the minority on this one, but I really felt that The Incredibles was bloated and uneven. It certainly has its moments, but it's far from my favorite Pixar film.
#24
Iron Giant is the tops of them all.
I would say Ratatouille then the Incredibles. The Incredibles was fun and all, but let's face it: it was just a rip on Fantastic Four. I am not knocking it, but I am giving higher points to the others for being more of fresher ideas.
I would say Ratatouille then the Incredibles. The Incredibles was fun and all, but let's face it: it was just a rip on Fantastic Four. I am not knocking it, but I am giving higher points to the others for being more of fresher ideas.
#25
DVD Talk Legend
The Incredibles
The Iron Giant
Rat (haven't seen it yet)
When are we going to hear about an Incredibles 2 greenlight? Talk about a movie screaming for a sequel! Come on - based on Bond movies and the Fantastic Four comic that's been running for 46 years! Everything it's based on is a franchise - this thing is just dying for a sequel.
I'd rate The Incredibles a 100/100. Perfect movie (at least for people who are fans of both James Bond movies AND superhero comic books - particularly the FF).
The Iron Giant
Rat (haven't seen it yet)
When are we going to hear about an Incredibles 2 greenlight? Talk about a movie screaming for a sequel! Come on - based on Bond movies and the Fantastic Four comic that's been running for 46 years! Everything it's based on is a franchise - this thing is just dying for a sequel.
I'd rate The Incredibles a 100/100. Perfect movie (at least for people who are fans of both James Bond movies AND superhero comic books - particularly the FF).




