Note: back in 2012, the GeekMoms rated their favorite Pixar movies. Given the release of Inside Out this weekend, it seemed like a fun poll to revisit this weekend.
It was a close call. Seventeen GeekMoms rated twelve Pixar movies, assigning 1,298 points based on a one to twelve ratings system, and it was almost too close to call. In fact if you rate them one to twelve where twelve is the lowest vote, then rate them one to twelve where twelve is a higher score (as depicted above), that top spot is a hot debate.
- Only one GeekMom placed Cars 2
in their top five, four GeekMoms placed it last.
- Four GeekMoms rated The Incredibles
as their favorite Pixar movie, making it the movie to receive the number one spot from the most GeekMoms.
- Eight of the twelve movies did not earn a single bottom place vote from the GeekMoms. Not surprisingly Toy Story
, Toy Story 2
, Monsters, Inc. , Finding Nemo
and Toy Story 3
made that list. A surprise to this GeekMom was the fact that no one ranked The Incredibles, Ratatouille
or Up
as their least favorite Pixar movie.
- From the above chart you can see that the GeekMoms polled consider A Bug’s Life and Cars 2 to be low points for Pixar.
- Not a single GeekMom rates A Bug’s Life, Cars or Cars 2 as their favorite choice, but surprisingly no one picked Monsters, Inc. either.
- Where one is the highest praise 1,185 votes were cast and The Incredibles gains a slight edge over Toy Story.
- Where twelve is the highest praise 1,298 votes were cast and Toy Story has a slightly bigger edge over The Incredibles.
But not every GeekMom has seen all the Pixar movies. Where the movie hadn’t been seen, a score of zero was assigned. Of movies not seen, four GeekMoms have not seen Cars 2, two have not seen Ratatouille, two have not seen Toy Story 3 and at least one GeekMom has not seen either A Bug’s Life, Toy Story 2, The Incredibles or Wall-E
The GeekMom winner?
While Toy Story seems to have an edge in points, it has been seen and rated by all polled GeekMoms. The Incredibles, has only been seen by sixteen of the seventeen polled GeekMoms. The remaining GeekMom would only need to place it in her top five, to give it the edge in points over Toy Story, regardless of whether one or twelve is considered the best movie. Only two GeekMoms did not put The Incredibles in their top five, and so it seems likely that it would make the lone GeekMom’s top five and edge out Toy Story.
