Since it's Pixar's 40th anniversary (which I didn't even know about until just a few weeks ago), I've been thinking about what it would be like if @werothegreat ever did an analysis series on its films just like what he's doing with the films of the Disney Animated Canon.
Specifically with what titles they would get.
As they usually either relate to the main theme of the film, or an aspect of it.
This is what I came up with.
-Toy Story: What is Friendship?
-A Bug's Life: What is Community?
-Toy Story 2: What is Legacy?
-Monsters, Inc.: Why Should We Use Alternative Means?
-Finding Nemo: What Does It Mean to Be a Parent?
-The Incredibles: What is Identity?
-Cars: Why Should We Make Connections?
-Ratatouille: What is Art?
-Wall-E: What Does It Mean to Live?
-Up: Why Should We Move On?
-Toy Story 3: Should We Let Go?
-Cars 2: How Does One Be A Spy?
-Brave: What are Parental Bonds?
-Monsters University: How Do We Deal with Failure? (or Why Do We Retcon?)
-Inside Out: Why Do Emotions Matter?
-The Good Dinosaur: Why Do We Do Alternate History? (or What is Wasted Potential?)
-Finding Dory: Why Should We Look to Our Past?
-Cars 3: When Should We Pass the Torch?
-Coco: Why Should We Remember Our Family?
-Incredibles 2: What are Gender Roles (or Do We Need Heroes?)
-Toy Story 4: What is One's Purpose?
-Onward: What is Brotherhood?
-Soul: Should We Always Strive for Greatness in Life?
-Luca: Why is Acceptance Important?
-Turning Red: How Do We Deal with Puberty?
-Lightyear: Why Does Andy Have Bad Taste? (or Why Does Pixar Hate Buzz Lightyear of Star Command?)
-Elemental: What is Interracial Love?
-Inside Out 2: How Do We Deal with Adolescence?
-Elio: Where Do We Belong?
-Hoppers: Why Should We Care About Nature?
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