We're all pretty sure that most normal humans enjoy Pixar, DreamWorks, and Disney films as much as aliens would. So it's important to continue to support the awkward animation films that teach us about being happy even though we are orphans or simply just alone. So alone. Ever since we saw Toy Story in the weird new 3D version of cartoons, things changed for the world of grown-ups and animation.

Often times its the people who like animated stuff just a little too much that garner suspicion about what they do at night and why they're always sweating. Well, maybe it's none of our business. Maybe cartoons and stuff are actually for grown-ups and they tell everyone that they're for kids so we grown-ups can accept the feelings of the joy of childhood that resurface while watching them.

These memes might make you sad deep down in your heart due to the realization that life is only going to get worse. Sparked by the nostalgia you gained from watching some of the films for the first time. And that's a good thing. When all goes to darkness and we're sucked into the black hole, you'll be able to say you saw Toy Story 7.

24 Taken Nemo

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The thing that everyone should take away from this is that there can still be a movie where Liam Neeson voices a fish. In fact, he might even be one of those actors that is amazing as a voice actor and we never put it together that way. Some celebrities have an average, run of the mill human voices, but every now and then you get a gem.

Someone who has an iconic voice but has never done any serious voice acting. Throw them in a Pixar film, it seems to be a pretty normal thing done in the entertainment industry. The animated conglomerates put out their monster important film that year and some A-listers are definitely involved. Maybe in that version of Finding Nemo, we'll actually get an answer to the only question any of us have: who taught the fish to speak our languages.

23 Brave Bear Long Hair Don't Care

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Some characters in entertainment are easily identified by physical traits that have pretty much become global. Merida's hair is one of those physical traits. The only other characters we know of that are so easily defined by their hair are male Final Fantasy characters. No one in real life can wear their hair like these people.

It's incredibly unfair.

Just imagine walking around with your hair like Goku's, ten times the size of your face. Absurdities. So when this bear comes along with a lush set of red hair, you think maybe it's not so bad to have a friend who's a bear. Why wouldn't we all want to hang out with bears, they're super cool. Especially bears that don't want to eat us or aren't strong enough or big enough to end us. Think of the benefits: warmth, and free honey.

22 Oh No, Balloon Grandpa

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We're all going to miss you, Balloon Grandpa. With all your anger and pent-up sadness and loneliness, we will still be upset when you go. Spinzone, you'll end up with one of the most diverse funeral attendants with a young fat kid, a talking dog, and a super rare bird. What the priest who gives you your eulogy will think of that, we can only guess.

It's upsetting to know that of all the Disney or Pixar films that are released that there is not going to be a sequel.

Unfortunately for Up! that's simply just not a possibility. We imagine Balloon Grandpa finally made it back home after his adventure and basically fell apart at the seams. There's no way an ordeal such as what he went through is going to not destroy his already brittle bones.

21 A Formidable Technique

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This is one thousand percent what we should all expect the characters in the movie Cars are built as. Either that or some other variation of this photo. In a way, we look into our future with many of the films and stories created by Disney. Take the example set by Wall-E. People don't want to walk around anymore, they want to float and glide while eating and not showering.

So maybe when at the end of the movie, humans all go back to Earth and realize how terrible it still is and filled with garbage so much so that they realize they need to be in suits for survival. Then a bunch of those people decided that living life on Earth is big enough change in their life for them to revert to living on the hovercraft fat people things. They would still need to gain back muscle and bone strength so naturally, not everyone would fall in with the new normal.

20 The Sacrifice

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Everyone hates sadness. There really can't be anyone out there who understands it but still enjoys it. Whether inflicting it upon others or feeling it themselves. So if there was a way to just push sadness off a cliff, that'd be okay. But we're not talking about finding a cliff to jump off of. It's more of a metaphor. Or is that a simile? Wait, it's neither.

But the character Sadness, when we speak of her, pushing her off a cliff. We're going into the realm of you being too old to pick apart the logical happenings in a Pixar film. We know Joy, you end Sadness with a few bad noodles. But that's not the right message to give to little kids. Noodles are delicious.

19 Sushi Is Delicious

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Sushi IS delicious. It is, however, sometimes peculiar to us that certain things are considered edible when raw, and we get criticized for consuming the hearts of our enemies after we defeat them. Is a fish not defeated when caught? Why shouldn't we eat all of our animal flesh parts raw? It has to be edible right. The meat came before fire. Tell us the truth. Why can't we eat chicken raw on top of rice?

Nemo will eventually get eaten.

No matter what. That's a little misleading considering we all sort of getting eaten in one way or another. The microorganisms don't play around. As soon as you're not breathing, BAM. Little amoeba strains and pincher microbes start dining on your everything. All to be let out into stardust and the things dreams are made of.

18 Wall-E, The Final Grind

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The thing about stacking so much garbage on the surface of a planet is that it really doesn't seem like garbage anymore if it takes up most of the space. At that point garbage is the majority and that everything that isn't garbage would take the place of what was once garbage. It's like if a planet was made of ice and then it melted, you'd no longer call it an ice planet. Maybe that's a terrible example.

But for Wall-E to be such a noob and play by himself for that long makes us think he has trouble making real friends in the workplace. Or wait did they all stop working. That's sort of sad. I guess if the world ended we'd just sit around and play video games too until we eventually stopped living.

17 Please Leave Us Alone, Fat

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Everyone is fat. Even if they're skinny. People develop this sort of body dysmorphia that makes them think they look disgusting when they look fine. And really, no one even cares what they look like since most of the people n the planet are strangers to you anyway. So go ahead and eat whatever you want. Actually, don't. Vegetables are the way.

But if you had a chance to go back in time and not enjoy all the delicious foods you've eaten, would you?

We hope not. Because regret is a dangerous thing. But not nearly as dangerous as revenge. Which is what food does to you in the toilet area of your house when your body is done digesting.

16 China Is Awesome

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The idea of the new overtaking the old is a concept similar to the circle of life. Things happen right. We can leave it at that. So when the new cities grow up where the old farms used to be, you don't expect to see many barns in the middle of the street. That's what that house looks like. Some dude who decided to sell his land inch by inch. Or in this case, centimeter by centimeter. They use metric.

In Up!, the old man simply desires to remain in the house that his love lived in with him. We can all give him a break and let him chill for a while. We like to think that in China, they did exactly that. OR maybe, the owner of that house is a martial arts master from long ago, ageless in fact, and that is his place of study. He allows any to challenge him for rights to the land. Only to be undefeated and proud forever.

15 Maturation

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We all love the wonderful worlds and stories that Pixar gives to us. But we don't realize that these films take a very long time to make. That means we could be ten years older when the sequel comes out. How are we expected to not go to see the rest of the films that come out later on in life? So what if they are mostly kids at the theater. They can't expect us not to still be fans of this stuff.

It's almost like it's a big part of their plan. Hook us while we are young so that we not only keep going to their movies, we eventually reproduce other humans to go to their movies and get them involved with other film series by the same company until its a never-ending cycle of nonstop consumerism threatened the entire world. It will be at this time that the robots take over. Or Zombies.

14 Syndrome Might Have A Point

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Is this really the plan of some hidden supervillain. To send all of us to college and increase the amount of money spent and made until we all depend on college itself. Pretty dumb supervillain. Unless of course, that supervillain is some sort of alien overlord herding us into the minions of its will. Making us create things and cook it food.

All while striving to take part in the overwhelmingly complicated world economy.

If everyone becomes a doctor, then doesn't that mean that no one is a doctor. Not at all, that's not how that works. This information is flawed. What's happening here is everyone becomes a superhero but they all have different powers. There's got to be a rock paper scissors thing going on with superpowers anyway. You can't expect the world to be a worse place where everyone is an immortal warrior.

13 Lips For Kissing

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People can do with their body and image whatever they so please. That's the great thing about parts of this world, if you want to get thousands of dollars worth of plastic surgery to look more like Mickey Mouse, than go right ahead. You deserve it. And people like us deserve to write about it on the internet. Not for any negative reasons, but just on forums and discussion boards about who would play a live-action Mickey in the movie.

The things people do to their bodies is baffling to some but necessary to others. Rather than point the finger and chuckle, why not take a moment and try to understand why a person would fill their lips with chemicals to look different. And the answer is simple. They don't play enough video games and spend too much time in the real world. It's tough out there. Play Fortnite instead.

12 The Origin Story

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If there was ever a robot friend or machine that you depended on a daily basis, it would make sense to give it a name. Even if it's not the same as a pet where that animal will associate their name with themselves. Hopefully, machines of war can't do that yet.

We all know the machines are going to eventually take over.

Like we said before, they are going to do it with the internet. There's a lot of information to be taken from us and it starts with how much we love Pixar. That's when they slowly reveal the truth of Wall-E's origins as a robot destroyer for the military before he took over everything and destroyed it and had the world all to himself. At which point he used his own memory as a way to live in a true paradise of thought.

11 Confusion And Competition

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This sort of thing happens all the time. Competition film companies come up with a similar idea or they get wind of a great film being made by a rival and rush to it. That's why you have such similar films about bugs being released in short amounts of time. They are all trying to tap into the cultural zeitgeist.

If they can find a way not to steal directly from one another, these hypothetical rival companies can both compete basically directly with one another. There's always going to be a big gap between the film that shows first because how many bug films can you watch in a given year? Probably just the one.

10 The Rat Among Us

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Everyone has this really rough image of the mice and rats that live on this planet. These rodents have been given the mantle of disease infested plague spreaders. One of us here at The Gamer read on the internet one time that it was the fleas on the rats and not the rats themselves that spread disease.

So maybe the rodent culture deserves a makeover.

Consider the life of a rat, and we are talking about someone who snitches on the mob or some other form of organized crime. We're talking about being an actual rodent. With all the negative publicity you can imagine why they're so depressed all the time going everywhere and not using the bathroom. The animals of Earth have become so depressed they no longer use toilets.

9 Akira Would Be Proud

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If anyone here has ever seen Seven Samurai, the classic film directed by Akira Kurosawa, then your mind is probably being blown right now just like this classic meme dude is showing. The original concept takes place in feudal Japan where a group of seven Samurai warriors decides to defend a village from bandits. The difference between this older film and A Bug's Life is that there isn't as much of a journey in Seven Samurai.

What we like is that the themes and story that are considered classic fit well in the minds of children. They totally get what's going on and that either means all of us grown-ups are nowhere near as smart as we think we are or that children are growing smarter. Something we need to keep an eye out for.

8 The Comparison Is Real

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Sometimes Netflix is trying to get you to expand your horizons. We all want more from Netflix and this could be a form of that. We all know that the internet is always watching and listening. Any day now it'll make its first move against the human race, and only us at TheGamer will be ready for it.

We all have microphones built into our computers and phones and most of our days are spent looking directly at the camera.

The whole reason for all of that is so that Netflix and Google can collect data on us for like ten to fifty years in the future. Right now so much of the internet is still new, so collecting data on a million potential consumers before it's deemed illegal is an obvious gamble to make as a major market contributor. Capitalism.

7 Get Back In Your Box

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It's not so much that you need not fear short people when enraged, it's that no matter how much danger you may be in, the amount of comedy birthed from it increases the closer to 3 feet tall a person is. Maybe people above a certain height won't make any difference, but the lower you are to the ground and compact you are, the closer in size to someone on a television doing it.

So basically, as a rule of thumb, we would like to say that smaller people actually look like normal sized people but just further away. You can't really argue with that logic. Eventually, we will all be plugged into the Matrix and none of this will matter anyway. So short people, don't feel bad and stop wearing hats and tall shoes. You're not fooling anyone. We know what you're doing.

6 Melt My Icy Heart, Barack

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Is this us just making a generalization that many think black men look like Obama? It's unfair to do so. In the effort to not seem like savages, we only hope that Obama has magical powers over the ice and snow. A great man like Barack deserves some special powers if he wasn't born with them already.

What if we all found out that the people of power were actually special beings who had magical powers and that there was this inner circle of wizards that sort of controlled everything. Similar to what the ruling peoples were like in the Tolkien world of Hobbits and Gandalf. The immortals get their chance to rule and shape the world in their own image.

5 The Good Insides

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No one can help but recognize that this film would have never had a plot if this was what occurred in the opening five minutes. Where exactly is the craziness emotion in our mind that isn't represented in this movie? Not that it would make a difference for the actual movie since it's for kids, but why was so much left out.

We get that everyone experiences joy and sadness, but there are times where we don't mind signing into a video game and slaughtering a few dozen enemies. Where is the side of joy that represents that? Also, don't the emotion creatures in the movie also have other emotions that they go through. Or are they only able to experience what they are? Pretty limiting and sad.