Favorite Animated Movie

[Reply #40 on:]

My favorites are the South Park movie, Macross: DYRL, and Spirited Away.  I haven't seen any of the Pixar, etc. movies yet.

[Reply #41 on:]

Hmm... anything by Miyazaki, anything by Gary Trousedale & Kirk Wise, both Toy Story movies, Finding Nemo, The Emperor's New Groove, Lilo & Stitch, Pinoccio, Shrek, and South Park.

EDIT: I forgot The Iron Giant.  Add that to the list.

[Reply #42 on:]

South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut
Tiny Toons movie
Shrek

Tron   

[Reply #43 on:]

Hold on did I forget Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Whoops silly me. What a fun movie.

[Reply #44 on:]

Urusei Yatsura movie 2: Beautiful Dreamer.

It's like a lighter, happier version of "Dark City."

Talk about surreal, also check the impecable sound-track.

EDIT:
Now, Pardon me while I do my Bending Unit Dance

                                  

[Reply #45 on:]

*Congrat's Pitt on his taste and his new Rank*

[Reply #46 on:]

Can't believe I forgot Beautiful Dreamer, that's such a great movie.  Don't know why, but Lum and Ataru reminds me of Leela and Fry, though think of the romantic positions as being reversed.

[Reply #47 on:]

I think these animated films deserve a mention:

The Emperor's New Groove
Osmosis Jones
Atlantis The Lost Empire
The Road To El Dorado
Hercules

[Reply #48 on:]

So many movies ... so hard to pick a favorite.

I guess I have to go with Pinocchio.  The scenes on Pleasure Island still send chills up my spine.  Evil at its best.  The sequences with Monstro the whale are also incredible.

A few more films on my short list:
- Snow White  (love the evil Queen)
- Sleeping Beauty (great background art and a wonderful confrontation between Good and Evil)
- Beauty and the Beast (Oscar nomination for Best Picture; enough said)
- Aladdin (love that genie!)
- Spirited Away

[Reply #49 on:]

Shrek and Lilo and Stitch.

[Reply #50 on:]

the last unicorn
nightmare before christmas

[Reply #51 on:]

 

Originally posted by LAN.gnome:
 [Scruffy]Second.[/Scruffy} It is so sadly underappreciated by the public, yet it is soo good...

YES! Someone else knows about the adventures of Scruffy! That is literally THE best kid's movie of all time!

[Reply #52 on:]

Would "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" count? because it is live-action/animation......

If it doesn't count then my favorite animated movie is "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut" most definitely.

[Reply #53 on:]

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" is my favorite and I've yet to see a live-action/animation movie that can even compete with it. "Space Jam" comes close. but I'd rather see the dark side of toons. "You're not the first man whose wife played patty-cake on him."  And check the credits for the names of the weasels. Disney will never make another movie like this. 

[Reply #54 on:]

Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke. Studio Ghibli does wonderful animation.

[Reply #55 on:]

The Nightmare Before Christmas
Sleeping Beauty
Bebe's Kids
Atlantis the Lost Empire
The Rainbow Brite Movie(dont know the name)

[Reply #56 on:]

My favorite animated film is "I married a strange person"
Bill Plympton is a genius

[Reply #57 on:]

Ice Age and Iron Giant.

Those were good.

[Reply #58 on:]

1Southpark-good movie
2any othe animatin movie i get gas in and i hate them alllllllllllllll(unless futurama gets a full movie and family guy) but other than thoes, Go To Hell Disney

[Reply #59 on:]

South Park: Bigger, Longer, And Uncut
Beavis And Butthead Do America
Monsters Inc.
Shrek

[Reply #60 on:]

I forgot about Bevis oops

[Reply #61 on:]

Your spelling is so bad I think you gave me cancer!

[Reply #62 on:]

u dont get cancer from bad spelling, u just get a case of not being able to spell for awhile, trust me, i've read my little bro's writing. the spelling in it is horrible.
see what i mean? i had to respell awhile.

[Reply #63 on:]

I've recently seen Aladdin (again)
I hadn´t seen it since I was like 7 or 6 or maybe even 5.
I almost fell on my knees and cry.
Such good childish times.
Even though it's not the gratest disney movie.

[Reply #64 on:]

One of my favorites I can think ofright now is The Black Calderon.

[Reply #65 on:]

'Fantasia'
Pure animated genius, the scene at Bald Mountain is the best animated piece of all time. Chernobog is positively chilling and the music of Mussorgsky cuts to the bone.
Other ones which also rank highly for me are
Finding Nemo
Animal Farm
Who Framed Roger Rabbit

[Reply #66 on:]

I'd have to say my favorite is The Last Unicorn.  It's got a great story, great art, and great voice acting.  Plus, it gets bonus points for being faithful to the book.  (Some things from the book were left out of the film, but not much was changed.)

[Reply #67 on:]

I like a lot of animated movies mentioned above, but what about Final Fantasy : The Spirits Within and the Animatrix. Very unique drawing styles....

[Reply #68 on:]

 

Originally posted by pjot77:
I like a lot of animated movies mentioned above, but what about Final Fantasy : The Spirits Within and the Animatrix. Very unique drawing styles....

I'll give you that it's good, but is The Animatrix officially counted as a movie?  I'd call it a compilation of shorts.  Like with the Criterion Collection DVD "W. C. Feilds: Six Short Films",  that doesn't make "WCF:6SF" a movie unto itself.

Just think... if you had said "the shorts in The Animatrix", I would have left you alone.  Sorta shows you the depths of my anal-retentiveness, doesn't it?

[Reply #69 on:]

southpark - bigger, longer, uncut
ice age i can't help it, it's funny as hell, especially the german version of it
akira
yellow submarine

i forgot the most important one: rejected - the movie ("tuesday's coming. did you bring your coat?" "i live in a giant bucket!" )

i have yet to see the cowboy bebop movie and shrek, so those might appear on the list soon too.

[Reply #70 on:]

Fantasia & Fantasia 2000
Toy Story 1 & 2
Finding Nemo
Yellow Submarine
Final Fantasy
Blue Submarine No. 6
Allegro Non Tropo (a spoof on Fantasia)

[Reply #71 on:]

If I had to pick a favorite, would be the original FANTASIA by Disney, for the Beethoven 'Pastoral' segment. Truly superb!

[Reply #72 on:]

Oh yeah, you just reminded me. I absolutely love the Rhabsody in Blue segment of Fantasia 2000, fantasmic! 

[Reply #73 on:]

why in robothell isnt there a futurama film
and my animated film is definetly in the manga department its akiraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!

[Reply #74 on:]

 

Beavis And Butthead Do America

No Competition.

[Reply #75 on:]

Miyazaki, how could i have not mentioned you? i must have been drunk. so-

Miyazaki's films
Cowboy BeBop: Knockin' on heavens door
Monsters Inc.
Revolutionary Girl Utena: the movie

[Reply #76 on:]

Kim Possible So The Drama



A Sitch In Time



I also like South Parh's Bigger, Longer and Uncut and well as a few Pixar movies.

[Reply #77 on:]

The incredibles, South Park and i've always liked Princess Mononoke for some reason

[Reply #78 on:]

Cowboy Bebop: Knocking on Heaven's Door is probably my favourite, not only for its undeniable quality but also for sentimental value as it was the first piece of anime I had ever seen.

[Reply #79 on:]

101 Dalmatians
Spirit
Shrek
Shark Tale
Spirited Away
Aristocats
Lady and the Tramp