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Toy Story is a movie where toys come to life while their owner is away. The toys will go on adventures to save one another and will even face some difficulties accepting each other. This movie is at number 5 due to the amount of times I have seen all of the movies in this franchise. The animation\/CGI was impeccable for the time the movie came out. The soundtrack is very nice and the overall story is also pretty well thought out. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
#4<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ratatouille<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ratatouille is a movie where a rat (Remy) makes his way into a top of the line restaurant in France. This is no ordinary rat as he is gifted with the talent of being able to cook human food. A young chef in the restaurant at first is disgusted by him, but once his talent is discovered, the young man takes Remy in and allows the little chef to teach him how to cook. This little chef will help the restaurant not go under as the biggest food critic in town is on his way to try the restaurant’s food. The animation is top tier along with some of the visuals we get throughout the movie. Being able to visualize what the flavors taste like\/feel to Remy is one of my favorite parts in this movie. I also really enjoy the storyline of the movie. <\/p>\n\n\n\n #3<\/p>\n\n\n\n Tangled <\/p>\n\n\n\n This movie is a Disney princess movie and is based off of the German fairy tale, Rapunzel. Rapunzel is a princess who was kidnapped as a baby by a lady (Mother Gothel) who wanted nothing more than to stay young. Originally, Mother Gothel was staying young by singing to a magical flower. Rapunzel\u2019s mother fell ill toward the end of the pregnancy and the only way to save her and the baby was this magical flower, so the castle workers went out in search for this flower and took away Mother Gothel\u2019s only source of staying young. Mother Gothel then took the baby from her crib so she could use the baby\u2019s magical hair to stay forever young. The family does get united in the end and Rapunzel meets her match along this journey to see the \u201cfloating lights\u201d for her birthday. The animation in the movie is amazing as well as the soundtrack. I really enjoy the difference in characters allowing for a more realistic dynamic between them. The storyline is incredible. <\/p>\n\n\n\n #2 <\/p>\n\n\n\n Fox and the Hound <\/p>\n\n\n\n This movie is the perfect movie about friendship. A fox named Tod is taken in by an older lady after his mother is killed. A young hunting dog named Copper and Tod become friends while they are young. The two become inseparable before their owners keep them away from each other. The two grow older, Tod becoming a wild fox and Copper becoming a strong hunting dog. They must overcome their natural instincts and differences to salvage the friendship they had before. This movie seems sweet but is so sad. The animation is 10\/10 along with the storyline. <\/p>\n\n\n\n #1 <\/p>\n\n\n\n Cars<\/p>\n\n\n\n The movie Cars is not just about racing but also self discovery and friendship. Lightning McQueen, the year\u2019s best rookie, is on his way to win the Piston Cup before the race ends in a three-way tie. The winners must compete in California in order to determine the real winner. On his way to California, Lightning becomes abandoned by his driver in a small town known as Radiator Springs. He causes damage to the town in his distress and then is arrested and forced to fix his mess before he may leave. The doctor\/judge\/mayor of the town is Doc Hudson, also known as the formerly famous racecar, The Hudson Hornet. Lightning looked up to Doc his whole life and now he finally got to meet him. Doc left racing behind him after a big crash and didn\u2019t want to go back to it. Lightning finally gets him out and Doc teaches him how to race on dirt. After making friends, getting a girlfriend, and fixing the road in Radiator Springs, McQueen is spotted by rescuers and is brought to California, being stripped of the life he had known. Doc and the gang all go out and support him and become his new crew and crew chief. This movie has my heart and so does the franchise. The animation is amazing. The storyline is immaculate, teaching kids the importance of friends\/family over fame and wealth. It also teaches kids a little history of the interstates overtaking small towns.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I wanted to try something different like ranking things. In this blog, I will rank the top 5 Disney\/Pixar movies based on my personal taste, so this tanking will be very biased. I hope you enjoy this ranking. Please let me know what your favorite movies are and how you would rank them. 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