 | Finding Nemo (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
Buy new: $14.99 / Used from: $5.99 Not only Pixar's biggest hit commercially, but also my favorite by a wide margin.
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 | Wall-E (Single-Disc Edition)
Buy new: $19.99 / Used from: $6.03 A triumph in animation and nearly wordless story telling... a touching Chaplin movie for our times.
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 | Ratatouille
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $7.00 I think this will be the one that most people will disagree with me on, but I loved this film... not only for the message (that brilliance can be found in the most unorthodox places) but also for its loving salute to the culinary arts and just food in general.
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 | Toy Story
Buy used from: $25.72 The next three got very tough for me... but I had to rank "Toy Story" high on the list. It was revolutionary at its time of release and, 15 years later, it's still as inventive and fresh as the day it was released.
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 | The Incredibles (Full Screen 2-Disc Collector's Edition)
Buy new: $24.49 / Used from: $2.46 It took a second viewing, but this film won me over with its 50's kitsch look and superb spy-movie soundtrack. And don't get me going about how funny Edna Mode is.
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 | Toy Story 2 (Two-Disc Special Edition)
Buy used from: $13.99 Simply put, one of the best sequels ever made. Every bit as good as the original, and that's saying a lot. Let's keep our fingers crossed for "Toy Story 3".
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 | Monsters, Inc.
Buy used from: $20.00 Hey, when a film this good and funny ranks 7th, you know the studio is doing a good job.
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 | Up (Single Disc Widescreen)
Buy new: $14.99 / Used from: $8.89 Another wonderful adventure... but I found "Up" to be a little heavy-handed at times (I mean, the sad scenes are REALLY sad!) and way too intense for the little ones.
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 | A Bug's Life (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
Buy new: $21.49 / Used from: $9.50 A solid film... but let's be honest, the outtakes were the best part.
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 | Cars (Widescreen Edition)
Buy new: $19.99 / Used from: $10.50 I loved the Route 66 backdrop and slice of small-town Americana in "Cars", but story-wise, this was Pixar's weakest effort. You are more than welcome to disagree.
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