All 24 Pixar Movies, Ranked

An emotionally draining montage kicks off this wild adventure, in which an old man and young boy travel to distant lands in a flying house. Writing for The Hollywood Reporter, critic Michael Rechtshaffen called it “winsome, touching and arguably the funniest Pixar effort ever.”

Andy’s heading off to college and leaving his toys behind in this third installment of the mega-popular franchise. Woody and the gang soon find themselves at a nearby daycare center, where rambunctious children rule the day and a megalomaniac stuffed bear rules the night. This was yet another record-breaking smash for Pixar and Disney at the box office.

More than a critical and commercial blockbuster, Pixar’s inaugural feature shifted an entire industry toward computer animation. With its unique characters and epic adventures, the film also set an early template for many of the studio’s own future efforts. Behold the story of Woody the Cowboy, who must contend with a new toy named Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Tim Allen).

Bursting with music and color, this fantasy flick trails a young Mexican musician (voiced by Anthony Gonzalez) into the Land of the Dead. Many of its set pieces were inspired by Guanajuato, a vibrant city in the heart of Mexico. Look beyond the dazzling veneer to find a gripping story about both family and fame.