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I guess if Pixar was never a masterpiece factory then no studio was? It's certainly not like Disney hasn't had a history of duds from pretty much the beginning

I guess if Pixar was never a masterpiece factory then no studio was? It's certainly not like Disney hasn't had a history of duds from pretty much the beginning. I haven't been a fan of Pixar for the last couple decades, but their first 6 films (the ones most people think of when they hear the name "Pixar") were pretty excellent. By the time The Incredibles came out, there was no reason to not believe a Pixar movie was guaranteed to be worth seeing.

hinkley 3y ago
Ghibli has switched to more slice of life story lines and while my kids still love them, they lack the sense of wonder that made me “force” them to watch Totoro, then the were up for Castle in the Sky and friends, and later Spirited Away, Nausicaä and Mononoke. They liked Up on Poppy Hill and Marnie Was Here more than I did. We aren’t watching Grave until they’re 21. Which is probably more for by sake than theirs at this point. I watched it 10 years ago and once is really enough.