Disney Pixar movies are always my favorite. When it comes down to it, each Pixar movie has its own special features, but some are better than others. Here's every Pixar movie from worst to best.

19. "The Good Dinosaur"

Many Disney and Pixar fans forget that this was even a Pixar film. Besides the mood being sad throughout the movie, it was hard to find any comedic relief in the film. The plot was very intriguing and reminded me of "Brother Bear" in some ways, but it definitely wasn't a Pixar classic.

18. "Cars 2"

After the success of "Cars", many were excited to see Lightning McQueen in his worldwide adventure. The reason why this film was a major flop was that it focused on Mater as a spy and barely focused on any of the races. They did correct this with "Cars 3", which was significantly better. With the majority of Disney Pixar Movies, the sequels aren't as good as the originals.

17. "Monsters University"

Disney basically ripped off the plot of every movie made about college in the 1980s. I was excited to see Mike and Sully back in action in this prequel. It isn't the best Pixar movie but still had an intriguing story and told you how Mike and Sully met.

16. "Brave"

"Brave" was a really cool idea for a film. Finally, Pixar wanted to jump in on the princess trend and they did it in true Pixar fashion. "Brave" is by far a much better film than "The Good Dinosaur", but there are so many good Pixar movies that "Brave" doesn't live up to.

15. "Cars 3"

"Cars 3" corrected the issues that were created in "Cars 2", but it still had parts that weren't so intriguing compared to other Pixar movies. The movie did keep interest as well as bring in new characters. It also tells an important lesson that when something ends, something else begins.

14. "Finding Dory"

"Finding Dory" had so much hype before it came out in 2016. Everyone loved "Finding Nemo" and it was over a decade since the original. It didn't pan out to be as great as the first, but it still was an interesting film. I can see the same fate for "The Incredibles 2", coming out this year.

13. "A Bug's Life"

"A Bug's Life" was Pixar's second movie after "Toy Story". This movie isn't remembered as much because it is hidden within the Pixar Renaissance. But, the film doesn't get the credit it deserves. The film also was released the same year as Antz was which caused major conflict between Disney and Dreamworks. But, still this was better than Dreamworks version and the conflict was resolved.

12. "WALL-E"

"WALL-E" was one of the greatest films visually. It gave an important message and showed how technology may both help us and hurt us at the end of the day. The music throughout the film is outstanding, which is important for the film that lacked a lot of speaking in it.

11. "Inside Out"

"Inside Out" was definitely unique and Riley's emotions played around with the audience's. From laughter to tears, "Inside Out" was definitely an emotional movie that showed it's important to let out all of your emotions.

10. "Ratatouille"

Ah, Paris one of the greatest cities in the world. It's also home to Remy, the expert chef, and rat. Acceptance, even for rats, was the main theme of this movie. I can't believe this film is over a decade old now. It definitely holds up visually to today's standards.

9. "Cars"

I was never truly was so into "Cars. It depends on when you were born I guess. I was always a "Toy Story" guy myself. I still love "Cars", but it isn't as great as maybe "UP" or "Toy Story", at least to me.

8. "The Incredibles"

The superhero family is back in action this year. These familiar vigilantes captivated audiences across the globe years ago and are looking to do so again. THE MUSIC MAKES THE MOVIE. When I listen to it, I get goosebumps. Definitely looking forward to the second film's soundtrack.

7. "Monsters, Inc."

"Monsters, Inc" is an all-time classic. Featuring a cast of John Goodman, Billy Crystal, and Steve Buscemi, this film was bound to be successful. One of my favorite composers, Randy Newman, wrote the music and it was definitely a smash hit. I hope Disney makes a sequel with monsters focusing on comedy rather than fear, with Boo being all grown up.

6. "Toy Story 3"

I love "Toy Story". Woody is my favorite character in any movie. "Toy Story" films are the best. I just didn't love "Toy Story 3" like I loved "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2". There was a lot of darkness in this film and it made me feel unsettled. But, I do love the ending when Andy says goodbye to Woody. The experience that Andy went through, I just went through this summer, and I definitely relate to the film.

5. "Finding Nemo"

We have reached the top five. Definitely, these are Disney's brightest and most well thought out films. "Finding Nemo" definitely was one of the movies I watched at least 100 times throughout elementary school. I loved sea turtles because of Crush. Definitely one of Disney's all-time greats for sure.

4. "Coco"

The next two movies are by far Disney's and Pixar's most underrated films. "Coco" was by far one of my favorite movies of all time. It doesn't have the Pixar vibe but it is SOOOOOO GOOD. The music is original and amazing and this movie definitely deserves an Oscar. This movie is definitely worth a watch.

3. "UP"

This other underrated film is known for its beautiful story, outstanding visuals, and of course the music. Michael Giacchino composed the music and it does sound familiar. When you walk into Disneyland and head to Main Street U.S.A., you hear a song called "Married Life". That song is basically the main musical focal point. Giacchino also did the music for Space Mountain in Disneyland. By far a movie that will pull at your heartstrings.

2. "Toy Story"

Yes, I shocked you all. "Toy Story" is not number one. Still, Toy Story is Pixar's first full-length feature film. It was also the first full-length movie made with computer graphics. Randy Newman killed it at composing the music for the film. I love the plot behind "Toy Story", friendship, and especially Woody. Woody is the best. I'm definitely excited for "Toy Story 4" to come out. This film is a significantly important Pixar film, but there's a reason it's not number one to me.

1. "Toy Story 2"

We have finally reached number one and it's actually number two. "Toy Story 2" is pretty much as old as I am which shocks me every time. I grew up watching this movie over and over again. It is my all-time favorite Disney movie. Randy Newman returned to compose and the film was an outstanding follow up to the original.

Plus adding Jessie and Bulls-eye made the series even more successful. I memorized the opening video game scene when I was three and used to run around the house with my Buzz Lightyear doll. By far, this movie was the best movie ever and I will always back it up, unless "Toy Story 4" turns into a huge success. But, we'll see!