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Toy Story is a killer franchise. Why people equate it with only children is beyond me. I was 23 when it dropped saw it opening night in a theater packed with other 20 somethings. Everyone in there was blazed and rowdy it was a total party. Still an all time classic movie and is in no way dated, it's just as watchable today.
Quoted from wayout440:I'm thinking the same thing about Incredibles. Absolutely love those movies - more than my kids do.
Totally agree Pixar is at it's best with the movies that work on two levels. Incredibles was way more a movie about Fatherhood than it was about Super Heros.
Quoted from Honch:You guys are straight up party animals.
Well it was the first full length pure CG movie, it was a landmark of cinema. To us 20 year old, computer savvy, pot heads it was our generations Pink Floyd at the Planetarium. It was right at that time that computer nerds were becoming super cool and successful. I realized living to snowboard is hard to make last forever and have been a software engineer ever since.
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