The title says everything Which is your favorite animated movie. I wanna see some as I have seen only about 2-3. It'd be great if you create two lists, one for 2D animted and second for 3D.
BTW, For me, its Stand By Me: Doraemon, I think its one of the FEW 3D animated movie I saw.
2D: Spirited Away
3D: The Incredibles
Honorouble mentions: Up (3D), How to train your dragon (3D), Redline (2D), The Hunchback of notre dame (2D).
Though honestly there are so many movies that absolutely make my nipples hard as diamond and my dick wetter than Niagara falls.
Finding Nemo
Monsters Inc.
Kung fu panda
I like stuff.
Fire and Ice.
Here's some video of it (song is modern).
I confess to having soft spots for some Disney animated classics. I also really dig the animated Akira movie. Wicked City, Ninja Scroll... there's a lot that I count as a favorite depending on the day of the week.
At 7/14/15 09:46 AM, Rustyhound wrote: Though honestly there are so many movies that absolutely make my nipples hard as diamond and my dick wetter than Niagara falls.
I'm not sure if you're going to tell the names.
I'm a solid fan of the Toy Story franchise, and every anime Studio Ghibli produced.
Monsters Inc, The Incredibles and Shrek 1 & 2. I've probably got more but I can't think of any at the moment
fantasia
waltz with bashir
it's such a beautiful day
the incredibles
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Old school Disney movies, Beauty and the Beast, Lion King, Spirited Away.
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1.) Akira (1988)
2.) Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
3.) The Animatrix (2003)
4.) Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door (2001)
5.) Initial D Legend 1: Awakening (2014)
6.) Initial D Third Stage (2001)
7.) Ghost in the Shell (1995)
8.) Fantasia (1940)
9.) Alice in Wonderland (1951)
10.) The Fox and the Hound (1981)
11.) Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
The triplets of belleville is a good 2D movie. The art in it is great, and its refreshing from Japanese and American animation styles.
Recently saw Inside Out, and thought it was a very cute movie.
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The Secret of NIMH(1982)
The Hobbit(1977)
Iron Giant(1999)
Wicked City(1987
The Transformers: The Movie(1986)
The Great Mouse Detective(1986
I would also strongly second Fire & Ice
And a couple that aren't animation so much as claymation/puppetry
Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers(1993)
The Dark Crystal(1982)
oh, and Fantastic Mr. Fox(2009)
not really animation
I don't really know what the hell it is
At 7/14/15 08:48 AM, Jerry589 wrote: It'd be great if you create two lists, one for 2D animted and second for 3D.
Not gonna do that because the only 3-D films on my list will be Pixar anyway. But I am going to make a separate list for shorts and even include links to each of them!
Favorite Animated Features
1. It's Such a Beautiful Day (Hertzfeldt, 2012)
2. Spirited Away (Miyazaki, 2001)
3. Pinocchio (Luske and Sharpsteen, 1940)
4. My Neighbor Totoro (Miyazaki, 1988)
5. WALL-E (Stanton, 2008)
6. The Rabbi's Cat (Sfar, 2011)
7. Up (Docter, 2009)
8. The Nightmare Before Christmas (Selick, 1993)
9. The Secret of Kells (Moore, 2009)
10. Perfect Blue (Kon, 1997)
Favorite Animated Shorts
1. "World of Tomorrow" (Hertzfeldt, 2015)
2. "Duck Amuck" (Jones, 1953)
3. "Windy Day" (Hubley and Hubley, 1968)
4. "Tale of Tales" (Norstein, 1979)
5. "Dimensions of Dialogue" (Svankmajer, 1982)
6. "What's Opera, Doc?" (Jones, 1957)
7. "The Meaning of Life" (Hertzfeldt, 2005)
8. "Snow-White" (Fleischer, 1933)
9. "The Vanished World of Gloves" (Barta, 1982)
10. "Night On Bald Mountain" (Alexeieff, 1933)
Shrek fuck yea!
- TFC
2D
All Dogs Go To Heaven
Brave Little Toaster
Bebe's Kids
Madagasgar
Beauty And The Beast
Howl's Moving Castle
Akira
Robots
Rescuers Down Under
Daffy Duck Ghost Buster
The Prince Of Egypt
My Little Pony Movie
Fern Gully
The Goofy Movie
Shark Tales
Titan AE
The Rugrats In Paris
HEY BOO!!!
I don't know about you guys but I've always really liked Surf's Up, the movie with the penguins.
I've seen it at least a dozen times and it still remains to be one of a handful of movies that I'd watch again.
Monsters Inc or Beauty And The Beast.
I really like most of Ralph Bakshi's work. That and The Thief and The Cobbler (not the Miramax version).
At 7/18/15 01:35 AM, Cubone wrote: 2D: Princess Mononoke
3D: Wall-E
i also have a tendency to rewatch ninja scroll once a year because its the fucking shit
wow this was meant to be an edit, time to go to sleep
Princess Mononoke
Steamboy
Atlantis
Titan A.E
Beauty and The Beast
Akira
Air: The Motion Picture
Ghost in the Shell
Steins Gate
Coraline
Shrek
At 7/15/15 08:09 AM, DJ-Ri wrote: 2.) Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
I'm looking into this one but I'm not totally sold on it yet. Sell this movie to me. What's so great about it?
If I offer to help you in a post, PM me to get it. I often forget to revisit threads.
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You can find lot's of 3D movies on e621.com, quality 3D movies created by people trying out animation the pursue a career.
Treasure Planet and
At 7/17/15 03:36 PM, Mizzjuicyflava wrote: Titan AE
This
It made more sense in my head.
At 7/18/15 02:35 AM, Kwing wrote: I'm looking into this one but I'm not totally sold on it yet. Sell this movie to me. What's so great about it?
It's a pretty touching film. It's historically accurate and falls into the category of "true seinen" anime in the sense that it doesn't have all the obnoxious nonsense that is common in pseudo-seinen and shonen anime.
