From worst to first, here are the best Pixar films according to critics.
Stacker ranked every Pixar film according to its critical reception as of October 2022, as represented by its Metascore. Ties were broken by IMDb user ratings.
Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio Best Pixar films, according to critics Best Pixar films, according to critics #26. Cars 2 #25. Cars 3 #24. Lightyear #23. Onward #22. Monsters University #21. The Good Dinosaur #20. Brave #19. Luca #18. Cars #17. Finding Dory #16. A Bug's Life #15. Monsters, Inc. #14. Incredibles 2 #13. Coco #12. Turning Red #11. Soul #10. Toy Story 4 #9. Toy Story 2 #8. Up #7. The Incredibles #6. Finding Nemo #5.
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