If you're a parent, you're aware that not all kids' movies are created equal, and because we have to watch the same five or six things in my household ad nauseam, it's nice when you can enjoy them almost as much as your kid.No one has a higher success rate in that regard than Pixar, and luckily for me, my kid is a fiend for any movie made by the Disney animation studio.As an ode to the creators of some of my son's favorite pieces of entertainment, I wanted to offer my Mt.Rushmore of Pixar movies from the perspective of a parent who has to sit through a good number of them multiple times a week.'HOPPERS' REVIEW: JON HAMM, MERYL STREEP ELEVATE PIXAR'S RUN-OF-THE-MILL BEAVER ADVENTUREThese are four movies that (almost) never get old, so let's dive in.James P.
Sullivan, John Goodman, Billy Crystal, and Mary Gibb attend the premiere of Disney/Pixar's "Monsters, Inc." (Frank Trapper/Corbis)It's a buddy comedy mixed with a mystery movie combined with a heartfelt story about the importance of friendship, how could you not love "Monsters, Inc.?"The story of Mike and Sully trying to break the all-time scare record at Monsters Incorporated before accidentally stumbling upon a company-wide conspiracy makes for a great story in its own right, but when you throw in the adorable Boo and her friendship with Sully, it takes the film to another level.DISNEY RELEASES PIXAR SHOW WITH CHRISTIAN CHARACTER AFTER DROPPING TRANSGENDER STORYLINE: REPORTBonus points for the theme of ingenuity in the face of necessity, as Mike and Sully discover that children's laughter is more powerful than their fear.It's a great lesson for the little ones that there is always another way.The voice acting is incredible and the humor from a parents' perspective is what makes this one easier to swallow when you're seeing it for the sixth time in a month, and for that, I am eternally thankful.The voice cast of Disney's "The Incredibles," including John Ratzenberger, Craig T.Nelson, Sarah Vowell, Brad Bird, Sp...