This is the best list you’ll read this week
9.
9) Coco
Miguel refuses to be part of the family business and pursues the arts. Maybe also reads Che Guevara in the attic.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
8.
8) Ratatouille
A rat and a worker boy prevents the commercialization of food production by taking over the means of production.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
7.
7) Monsters, Inc.
Two workers exposes a multi-billion corporation’s corrupt ways, restarts it to make it sustainable and ethical. Still a corporation, though.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
6.
6) Up
Old man refuses urban gentrification by flying away. An icon.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
5.
5) Toy Story 3
The Sunnyside Daycare Revolution will always be remembered by struggling toy societies everywhere.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
4.
4) Toy Story 2
The gang saving Woody from being exploited. What else?— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
3.
3) Toy Story
When the toys band together to bring down the big guy = iconic. Woody’s “You are a toy!” is a wake-up call of the generation, for sure.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
2.
2) A Bug’s Life
Working class of ants stand arm-in-arm to bring down the evil exploiters.— A B N E R ? ? ? (@naalimpungatan) February 1, 2018
And the winner is…
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