When was the last time Pixar had a good movie?

[MCheetah]

So, to few people's surprise, Pixar's 2022 woke remake of "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command," this time just titled Lightyear, flopped extremely hard this weekend. There's at least six reasons why:

1. Nobody asked for or wanted this unnecessary spinoff.

2. The premise is confusing, especially considering they already did a 3-season-and-a-movie Buzz Lightyear of Star Command series twenty years ago.

3. The movie is woke; not just in the cringey lesbian kiss, but in all the side characters besides Buzz, as well. (Not to mention, the female leads are extremely ugly, in this movie.)

4. No Tim Allen as Buzz. Not to mention, Chris Evans is a complete asshole. (Called the people who didn't like the woke messaging in it "idiots" who'll "die like dinosaurs very soon.")

5. No sane parent wants to explain lesbian sexuality to their children and would skip the movie on that alone, even without seeing it.

6. The movie itself sucks and steals most of the plot from the 1998 Lost In Space movie.

But the question is:

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME PIXAR HAD A GOOD MOVIE?
(Not "mediocre;" but a GOOD movie!)

So like... 2010, then?

Here's every Pixar movie, in order:

1. Toy Story (1995)
2. A Bug's Life (1998)
3. Toy Story 2 (1999)
4. Monsters Inc. (2001)
5. Finding Nemo (2003)
6. The Incredibles (2004)
7. Cars (2006)
8. Ratatouille (2007)
9. WALL-E (2008)
10. Up (2009)
11. Toy Story 3 (2010)

12. Cars 2 (2011)
13. Brave (2012)
14. Monsters University (2013)
15. Inside Out (2000)
16. The Good Dinosaur (2015)
17. Finding Dory (2016)
18. Cars 3 (2017)
19. Coco (2017)
20. Incredibles 2 (2018)
21. Toy Story 4 (2019)
22. Onward (2020)
23. Soul (2020)
24. Luca (WTF?) (2021)
25. Turning Red (2022)
26. Lightyear (2022)

[Fuentes]

Toy Story 4 and I was not a fan of what they did with Woody. And yeah I will not be watching lightyear because they choose once again to attacks children's minds with woke LGBT shit as if that's something for them them to see. Cool have a girl on girl relationship but you just have to add in the kiss? So kids need to see a kiss? Who remembers when their parents kissed and when we did see it as kids we SAID EWWW. So why the fuck do KIDS need to see two random women kissing?

[MCheetah]

It wasn't just a lesbian kiss; it was a black, Muslim pregnant lesbian kiss. That's quadruple woke! (And no, we don't know how she got pregnant either, if she's a space lesbian.)

The movie was banned in 16 countries though not just for the lesbian kissing, but for the anti-father, anti-family message the movie pushes as well (seriously; watch the video; they push the idea that "men and fathers are obsolete in the future.")

[bigpauly]

You story 3 was the last I watched. I liked that one

[Birdlegs]

Honestly i would've watched the movie if Tim Allen was Buzz but I just don’t see a reason to watch it without him. Also the last toy story

[Lowiu]

Lightyear is literally No 2 on the boxoffice only behind the new jurassic park

[MCheetah]

That's irrelevant considering the movie cost $200 million (excluding marketing) and nothing else is playing right now but Jurassic World 3. It won't even make it to $100 million.

[BCRanger10]

Inside Out was 2015 or 16. Anyway, that's probably it.

[Rockstarrrrr]

I think soul was a great movie.. The message was great and well executed

[MCheetah]

Soul was a horrible and extremely confusing movie for children. It's about existentialism and the afterlife... For adults, maybe it was alright.

[Rockstarrrrr]

Yes... I was actually surprised this was a Pixar movie... It's definitely for adults.. Very touching

[Lucy68]

I like Pixar but I prefer like old Disney movies

[SlangSlayer]

Incredible 2

[Kjoseph66]

soul

[Kjoseph66]

and luca