Pixar Movies & Why We Love Them

Conversation - B1-B2 | Intermediate Level

8 $

Mar. 03 Tue , 13:00 USA

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Description

In this class, you’ll talk about Pixar movies you’ve watched, the emotions they created, and what they say about life and society. You’ll practice expressing opinions, agreeing and disagreeing naturally, and telling personal stories in detail.

Session Activities

1: What was the first Pixar movie you remember watching? Where were you?

2: Do you usually prefer animated movies or live-action films? Why?

3: Are animated films only for children, or for all ages? Explain.

1: Pixar movies are famous for making people cry. Why do you think animated characters can feel so emotionally real?

2: Many Pixar movies (like Toy Story) explore growing up. Do you think adults experience these films differently than children? How?

3: Some films like Inside Out deal with mental health and emotions. Do you think movies are a good way to talk about serious topics? Why or why not?

4: In Coco, family traditions are central to the story. How important are family traditions in your culture?

5: WALL·E shows a future affected by consumerism and environmental damage. Do you think animated films can influence people’s behavior or opinions?

6: What is one important life lesson you’ve learned from a Pixar movie? Has a film ever changed your perspective about something?

7: Which Pixar character do you relate to the most? Why? Describe a specific scene that made you feel connected to them.

8: Pixar movies are popular worldwide. What makes a story universal?

9: When you rewatch a childhood movie, do you feel nostalgic or do you see it differently?

grow up

to mature or become an adult

bring up

to introduce a topic

relate to (someone/something)

feel a personal connection

deal with

handle or explore a topic

hit home

feel personally emotional or meaningful

underlying message

hidden or deeper meaning