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Favourite animated film

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My favourite has to be The Iron Giant closely followed by Toy Story.
My favourite of 2024 would be The Wild Robot.
My favourite of 2024 would be The Wild Robot.
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Love all the Ghibli films but Up would have to be my favourite1
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How to Train Your Dragon1
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Toy Story 3 - should have got Best Film Oscar.4
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The Nightmare Before Christmas.2
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Disney - Robin Hood
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Toy Story 3 for me as well.
Mary and Max 2nd
UP comes third.
Really can't stand the Japanese Anime stuff. I just don't get the love for it.
If you haven't seen Mary and Max you must. It's wonderfulhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1W_mpSydYI
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Lion King us my favourite but I love Moana too.
Think the 2 Spiderverse films are also incredible.2 -
Coco all day long. A masterpiece.
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Incredibles for me.2
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Jungle book
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Spirited Away. Despite competition from The Nightmare Before Christmas, Up, Big Hero Six and Coco - it's not even close. And I love all those others.
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Lilo & Stitch is criminally underrated3
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Toy Story 3, Tangled and Wreck It Ralph, with an honourable mention for Klaus.
Haven't seen Wild Robot yet.0 -
Jungle Book (original)
Edit - Wife's choice is Sleeping Beauty0 -
Inside Out.
Thought it was so inventive, funny and poignant first time I saw it, and since then my autistic daughter has watched it, loves it and it has also really helped her in terms of understanding and expressing her emotions. She can tell us when sadness or anger is taking over, when she struggled to put that into words before, and it's helped her to understand that it's OK sometimes, and that bottling up those emotions might not be good for her. She still really struggles, but it's helped.
So as well as being an entertaining piece of filmmaking, I think it's genuinely helped my family.
Still came close to saying The Lion King or Finding Nemo, mind. And there are so many other great films mentioned!
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Fantasia2
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Got to be Bee Movie.
Anyone seen yet the new animated Xmas film by Richard Curtis? Thought it was ok.0 -
Watership Down
You may not agree with my choice but can anyone seriously claim a better soundtrack?2 -
jimmymelrose said:Watership Down
You may not agree with my choice but can anyone seriously claim a better soundtrack?
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Coco by some distance for me.
Also find Ghibli/Miyazaki a tough watch. Seen all the big hitters and enjoyed precisely zero of them.0 -
Cars
Fantasia
Pets
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jimmymelrose said:Watership Down
You may not agree with my choice but can anyone seriously claim a better soundtrack?
Growing up, it was probably Wind in the Willows, which I used to watch all the time, still got a soft spot for it now.
I've been watching a few Ghibli films recently which are great. Saw The Grave of the Fireflies which was a fantastic film, but made me sad for about three days afterwards!0 -
Watership Down. Masterpiece. Wild that this would be shown on a Sunday Afternoon on ITV.
As for best soundtrack, it's Transformers The Movie.
Trilogy is Toy Story which is close to being as good as the BTTF trilogy IMO.0 -
Wall-E or most by Nick Park, esp W&G.1
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Ghost in the Shell (if anime counts) both filmsFav series is Guyver bioboosted armour.0
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Land Before Time
Toy Story
It's Such A Beautiful Day0 -
I tried watching The Snowman last night. It was awful.0
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Fantastic Mr Fox4
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Looney Tunes: Back in Action - but really only because my model car of the time featured in it.
Small Soldiers.
I also liked Batteries Not Included but not sure that counts as animated.1