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Which Pixar moment has the feeliest feels in all of Feeltown?

Well?

  • I will go sailing no more

  • Kitty!

  • I promise I will never let anything happen to you... Nemo

  • Ellie and Carl

  • Take her to the moon for me

  • Remember Me

  • other (please elaborate)

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Squarehard

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I can agree with that. in fact, I think the whole scene from the eating of the Ratatouille to the review is just one long scene.
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I think it's also one of the rare instances in Pixar film when the antagonists of the film, has completely changed as a result of that moment.

People want to say Skinner was the main antagonist, but I still beg to differ since Ego is technically the one who took out Remy's mentor, and "spiritual guide".

So to see him switch from bad, to good because of how good the food was, and making him re-consider everything he's known, was pretty great.

I sure love that movie, especially since I enjoy food type media, so that's an added bonus.
 
LegalEagleMike

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Up doesnt even let you prepare for it. You go into a Pixar movie expecting an emotional ending moment, and then they just hit you with all of the feels right from the start.
 
Eulala

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Toy Story 2 with that Jessie flashback.
Up's intro.
Toy Story 3 with the incinerator; Andy's goodbye.
Inside Out's Joy crying; Bing-Bong's goodbye.
Coco's memory song.
Toy Story 4's Gabby Gabby getting rejected.

So yeah... Pixar has emotionally abused me.
 
Transistor

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Squarehard said:
I think it's also one of the rare instances in Pixar film when the antagonists of the film, has completely changed as a result of that moment.

People want to say Skinner was the main antagonist, but I still beg to differ since Ego is technically the one who took out Remy's mentor, and "spiritual guide".

So to see him switch from bad, to good because of how good the food was, and making him re-consider everything he's known, was pretty great.

I sure love that movie, especially since I enjoy food type media, so that's an added bonus.
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Truth. Skinner is just the mid-boss
 
hydruxo

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Up for sure, but Coco hit me in the feels so damn hard. Watched that for the first time a few months ago and I was not prepared for the emotions that movie made me feel. Toy Story 3's ending is also up there as well.
 
MajesticSoup

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Movie wasnt very good but that Finding Dory ending was something else.

Context: As a baby, dorys parents used a trail of sea shells so dory could always find her way home. After she got lost her parents never stopped collecting shells...
 
Kaban

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Andy's Goodbye in TS3 for me, but I liked that you included 'I Will Go Sailing no More' in the poll. It's really quite a poignant scene - I think it's the moment Toy Story goes from a good movie to a great one, and solidified Pixar's reputation from the get-go.
 
Advance.Wars.Sgt.

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I'm really surprised to see people say the incinerator scene in toy story 3. it had a fear factor and a bit of sadness to it, but it had nothing compared to the ending where Andy is letting go of his childhood and passing his toys on to Bomnie
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Yep, this scene broke me, especially since the movie came out when I was still in college.

It was symbolically emotional on multiple levels to me who grew up on the films.
 
Twstr709

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It's either Up or Coco. Leaning towards Remember Me because at least Ellie and Carl had a long life together.
 
Huey

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LGHT_TRSN said:
It's the beginning of Up. It's perfectly crafted to tug on you're heart strings.
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to me, "tug on your heartstrings" implies the use of cheap narrative devices to provoke emotions, and what is so remarkable about the beginning of Up is how real and raw it is for its genre. Like, the struggles of infertility... in the first 5 minutes of an animated film. amazing.
 
Osahi

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Voted Ellie and Carl, but Riley coming home in Inside Out has me tearing up.by just thinking about it
 

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Ok that poll is written terribly tbh... some of these are decades old... wouldn't hurt to give people a better clue about what the scenes were
 
Galkinator

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In recent memory - Inside Out. Was surprisingly emotional for that one.
Toy Story 3 didn't invoke much in me which I thought according to the Internet is heart breaking
 
MetalGearZed

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Coco and Toy Story 4 were the only two Pixar movies (maybe the only two movies ever?) to make me really cry. I was a mess in the theaters in Toy Story 4. I couldn't believe it. Not even the sad parts but the ending was so beautiful and that franchise meant so much too me growing up. Gay

I voted for Coco because I was told it had the feels many times before hand and it still fucked me up
 

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Up's beginning but Toy Story 3's fakeout ending and Inside Out are up there too
 
Midramble

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It's UP buuuuuut the ending of CoCo is so potent that even hearing in my head the slow quiet shakey starting tones "re-member... me. Though I have to say goodbye... remember me" has me choking up in this brunch place.

I'm Kevin Smithing over here
 
Septimus Prime

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Transistor said:
I'm really surprised to see people say the incinerator scene in toy story 3. it had a fear factor and a bit of sadness to it, but it had nothing compared to the ending where Andy is letting go of his childhood and passing his toys on to Bomnie
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Yeah, it's weird because I didn't feel anything during the incinerator scene, as it was obvious they would get out of it.

But for that ending, I think I was just in the sweet spot in age for that to be incredibly emotional.
 
DavidDesu

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Ellie & Carl because I can watch that montage scene at any moment and end up crying. Every time.

Inside Out's "moment" absolutely caught me off guard, that was ridiculous. It's a strong second.
 
zoabs

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Bing Bong was so good because he was such a classic Disney character to make evil as a twist and then that moment happens and it just sucker punches you. :(

I still voted for Ellie and Carl though. The beginning and then the photo album scene are just too depressing and then bittersweet respectively and I don't think any movie I've seen has topped Up in terms of tears cried for me.
 
TechnicPuppet

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Transistor said:
I'm really surprised to see people say the incinerator scene in toy story 3. it had a fear factor and a bit of sadness to it, but it had nothing compared to the ending where Andy is letting go of his childhood and passing his toys on to Bomnie
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I just think of the ending as starting there and lasting till the film is over. Its brutal.

Remember me is as well.
 
Mucha

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Up is insane. The movie just barely started and bam! Emotions!!

Coco has a ridiculously well earned emotional moment with Remember Me. As a pay off it's undoubtedly the one with the most baggage. But Up does the tears in my eyes thing within a few minutes, that's amazing. So I voted for that one.
 
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It might not be the most feelingest, but I do think that the music playing during Nemo's title reveal has more emotion than decades worth of Hallmark Channel programming.
 
ViewtifulJC

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I've seen Toy Story 3 about 4 times in the last 9 years since its release. Every single time, I am reduced to a giant puddle of tears. Like its honestly embarrassing, so I only watch the movie alone now. It's digs right into the audience own deep grained affection for Toy Story and beautifully delivers a message about life. The bond you create between people, your friends family and loved ones, is the most important thing in the world. And yes, Loved ones come and go, and that can be scary and sad. But life goes on, and your life goes on. The memories you've created and the past experiences shape you, and while you can't go back, the future hasn't been written yet. It's all very sincere, very sweet, deeply humanist, and I absolutely love it.

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Vulcano's Assistant

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They have gotten better over the years, Remember Me is the best they have done. Everything they learned up to that point they put together in Coco. It has the most story impact, it is a godamn song being sang by a character, it could mean the end of one character's existence, it is about an elderly character remembering when she was a toddler, and has the entire family of the characters crying in front of them.

It's like they took all the most effective bits from their filmography and distilled them into one.
 
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