There's no question that Pixar has produced some of the most beloved animated films in history. But which one is the best?

IMDb recently conducted a poll to find out, and the results are in. Here are the 10 best Pixar movies of all time, according to IMDb users:

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#1 COCO (2017) - 8.4 Stars

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Coco is considered one of Pixar's most successful animated films when it grossed a total of $807.8 million worldwide and won Best Animated Feature in Oscar 2018. The film follows the journey of a 12-year-old boy named Miguel, who is accidentally taken to the Land of the Dead. He needs to seek the help of Ernesto de la Cruz - his deceased musician great-great-grandfather if he wants to return to the Land of the Living and change his family's hatred of music.

#2 WALL-E (2008) - 8.4 Stars

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WALL-E follows a solitary robot - Wall-E on a future, uninhabitable Earth to clean up garbage. He later meets and falls in love with Eve. Together, they find out the last plant on Earth and decide to join hands to change the fate of mankind.

#3 TOY STORY (1995) - 8.3 Stars

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Toy Story must be very familiar to all Pixar fans given that this is the studio's very first film, which quickly became one of the most popular animated classics right after being released in 1995. It is built in a fantasy world where toys have their own thoughts and feelings.

#4 UP (2009) - 8.2 Stars

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Up is a touching movie about love. The film revolves around the journey of an old widower named Carl trying to find his way to Paradise Falls to fulfill his promise to his late wife - Ellie. Accompanying him is a boy scout named Russell. Along the way, they encounter many unexpected and interesting things and discover the secret of the adventurer Ellie always admired.

#5 TOY STORY 3 (2010) - 8.2 Stars

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Toy Story 3 was the best movie of 2010 and brought Pixar two Oscars. The film takes place when Andy is about to enter college. His toys are sent to a daycare center by accident and they must go through a crazy and dangerous journey to return home and see Andy again before he's gone.

#6 SOUL (2020) - 8.1 Stars

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The main character of Soul is a music teacher Joe Gardner, who has always dreamed of becoming a jazz performer on stage. After his sudden death, he is forced to reunite his soul and his body if he wants to get back to Earth. With its outstanding success, Soul opened up more opportunities for animated movies with black people as the main characters.

#7 INSIDE OUT (2015) - 8.1 Stars

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The protagonists of Inside Out are the inner feelings of Riley, an 11-year-old girl who moves from Minnesota to San Francisco and has a difficult time adjusting to her new life. Her five personified emotions - Joy (Poehler), Sadness (Smith), Fear (Hader), Anger (Black), and Disgust (Kaling) try to help her overcome this hard time, however, they need to find a way to help themselves first.

#8 FINDING NEMO (2003) - 8.1 Stars

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Finding Nemo follows a journey of a clownfish named Marlin along with a regal blue tang named Dory in search of his beloved son, Nemo. The film has conveyed many meaningful life lessons to the audiences and inspired children with limb differences.

#9 MONSTERS, INC. (2001) - 8.1 Stars

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Monster's Inc. is a fictional movie taking place in the world of monsters. In this film, the monsters who work in a factory have to scare kids to power their city. However, one day, a lovely little girl Boo accidentally gets lost in this world, becomes acquainted with Sulley and Mike, and then, this monsters' world changes forever.

#10 RATATOUILLE (2007) - 8.0 Stars

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Ratatouille centers on a mouse named Remy, who dreams of becoming a chef. Despite all the difficulties and challenges, Remy has never given up and has finally made his dream come true. Ratatouille is really an inspirational movie for those who are still confused and uncertain on the path to follow their passion. Don't hesitate, just go ahead!