6. The Incredibles
Box Office: $632,107,545 Given how increasingly Pixar are tending towards sequels to prop themselves up, it's surprising that they haven't yet opted for a sequel to the uproarious superhero spoof The Incredibles. Back in 2004, when Disney still owned the rights, they did plan a second Incredibles film, though this eventually fell apart, and when Disney bought Pixar a few years later, enthusiasm for the project seemed to largely disappear. Still, director Brad Bird said earlier this year that, "I have been thinking about it. People think that I have not been, but I have...I have many, many elements that I think would work really well in another Incredibles film, and if I can get em to click all together, I would probably wanna do that." Samuel L. Jackson chimed in on the prospect of an Incredibles sequel at this year's Comic-Con, also, noting, I keep asking the guys at Pixar why we didnt make The Incredibles 2. And nobody can tell me. Personally I think they raised the bar so high that they are worried about making one thats not as good as the first one." If Cars, which grossed significantly less than The Incredibles at the box office - though admittedly made billions in car-related merchandising - can get a sequel, then why not a film that the vast majority will agree is effortlessly superior?