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bABA
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And the number 1 animated film on my list is
NUMBER 1
The Aristocats
I love aristocats to death!! There is not one aspect of this flick that i dislike.
Thomas O Maley, Duchess, Marie, Toulouse, Berloiz and ofcourse, Scat Cat!! This is one of the most adorable cartoons ever made. The voice acting is great, its full of scenes that are memorable and has one of the best sequences of any movies, involving the Alley Cats! In animation, Aristocats rules supreme over all others!! at least for me.
This concludes the list. I'll be posting my entire list of animated films i've seen and their ranking shortly.
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zingy
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I didn't expect that as #1.
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bABA
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 Complete list of animated films I've seen and remember
Aristocats
The Jungle Book
Aladdin
Cars
Incredibles
Robin Hood (1973)
Chicken Run
Over the Hedge
The Little Mermaid (1989)
Shrek
The Iron Giant
Finding Nemo
Emperor's New Groove
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
Monsters, Inc
Shrek 2
Pinocchio In Outer Space
Bug's Life
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Ice Age
GHOST IN THE SHELL
Gulliver's Travels
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
Antz
Lilo and Stitch
TRANSFORMERS THE MOVIE
Beauty and the Beast (1991)
Lion King
Dinosaur
Ice Age 2
HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE
The Pagemaster
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
Corpse Bride
AKIRA
The Powerpuff Girls Movie
Titan A.E.
Wallace and Gromit
Shark Tale
Madagascar
WAKING LIFE
Valiant
Other films i've seen but don't remember so well (hence not part of list)
THE CARE BEARS MOVIE
Prince of Egypt
Pocahontas
Hercules
Tarzan
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Pinocchio (1940)
Dumbo (1941)
Bambi (1942)
Cinderella (1950)
Alice in Wonderland (1951)
Peter Pan (1955)
Sleeping Beauty
The Sword In The Stone
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neo_wolf
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Unexpected #1,but still a fine list.
Here are my top 25:
1.Akira
2.Dumbo
3.Princess Mononoke
4.Finding Nemo
5.The Brave Little Toaster
6.Mighty Mouse and the great space Race(funniest animated film ever)
7.The Little Mermaid
8.The Hunchback of notre dame
9.Spirited Away
10.Metropolis
11.Aladdin and the magic lamp(anime,much better than the disney version and true to the original arab story)
12.Alice In Wonderland
13.Steamboy
14.The Nightmare Before Christmas
15.Castle in the sky
16.The Great mouse detective
17.Cowboy bEBOP:Knocking on heaven's door
18.Porco Rosso
19.The Prince of Egypt
20.My Neighbor Totoro
21.Fantasia
22.An American Tail
23.The Mouse and his son
24.Vampire Hunter D
25.Charlott's web
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Groucho
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Man! The Aristocats has never shown up anywhere near the top of most "favorite animated films" list and indeed is near the bottom on a lot.
Oh well, it's just one person's opinion after all.
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Groucho
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Dr. Lecter wrote: I am glad you didn't forget Robin Hood!" I love that one, it was one of my childhood favorites. That and Sword in a Stone. God, both of those are just painful to watch.
I think some people think fondly of these films because they remember them in childhood, but if they watched them today without that gloss of innocence they would see that they really aren't very good. _________________Buy my books! http://michaelaventrella.com
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Snrub
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The Aristocats?
Really?
Well, better that than The Black Cauldron, I suppose.
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tina_als_girl
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Groucho wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: I am glad you didn't forget Robin Hood!" I love that one, it was one of my childhood favorites. That and Sword in a Stone. God, both of those are just painful to watch. I think some people think fondly of these films because they remember them in childhood, but if they watched them today without that gloss of innocence they would see that they really aren't very good. Heh. I still watch Robin Hood when I'm in the mood, and I'm nearly 21. I'd watch Sword in the Stone, too, but it was sold in a garage sale years ago when my dad made my mom sell all our Disney movies that had any sort of magic in them (and for some stupid reason, that included Dumbo, even though there was no magic....). Yeah, my dad was WEEEIIIRRRD back then... Now I can go watch Harry Potter at the movie theater with him... on his suggestion!
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Snrub
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tina_als_girl wrote: Groucho wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: I am glad you didn't forget Robin Hood!" I love that one, it was one of my childhood favorites. That and Sword in a Stone. God, both of those are just painful to watch. I think some people think fondly of these films because they remember them in childhood, but if they watched them today without that gloss of innocence they would see that they really aren't very good. Heh. I still watch Robin Hood when I'm in the mood, and I'm nearly 21. I'd watch Sword in the Stone, too, but it was sold in a garage sale years ago when my dad made my mom sell all our Disney movies that had any sort of magic in them (and for some stupid reason, that included Dumbo, even though there was no magic....). Yeah, my dad was WEEEIIIRRRD back then... Now I can go watch Harry Potter at the movie theater with him... on his suggestion! Joy You think that's weird? My dad used to lash me to sleep with his own willy. He still does from time to time... on my suggestion!
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bABA
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Groucho wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: I am glad you didn't forget Robin Hood!" I love that one, it was one of my childhood favorites. That and Sword in a Stone. God, both of those are just painful to watch. I think some people think fondly of these films because they remember them in childhood, but if they watched them today without that gloss of innocence they would see that they really aren't very good. quite true. which is why i mentioned that animation is sometimes not the easiest lsits to do .. cause most memories are nostalgic and a lot of happy times are associated with them.
which reminds me, i'll be watching both of them again soon.
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MikeQ.
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Eh, it was a good list, and then it fell way down with the end. Your top 3 pales big time in comparison to some of your great previous choices. In my opinion, of course. It's obviously your list, not mine.
PEACE, Mike.
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Dr. Lecter
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Okay, I admit I haven't seen Robin Hood since the age of 11 or 12, but I like my fond memories of it. Same for Sword in the Stone.
Anyway, I don't even think I have *seen* 25 animated films in total to make such a list. I didn't grow up on Disney, I grew up on Evil Dead, Nightmare on the Elm Street and Stephen King's IT. Seriously.
My Top 5 of animation, however, would be:
1. The Lion King
2. Toy Story 2
3. Spirited Away
4. Ice Age
5. Robin Hood
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bABA
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MikeQ. wrote: Eh, it was a good list, and then it fell way down with the end. Your top 3 pales big time in comparison to some of your great previous choices. In my opinion, of course. It's obviously your list, not mine.
PEACE, Mike. you're not a fan of jungle book or aladdin!?!?!?!?!?
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MikeQ.
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bABA wrote: MikeQ. wrote: Eh, it was a good list, and then it fell way down with the end. Your top 3 pales big time in comparison to some of your great previous choices. In my opinion, of course. It's obviously your list, not mine.
PEACE, Mike. you're not a fan of jungle book or aladdin!?!?!?!?!? I didn't say that. I said they pale in comparison. I just don't consider them #1-3 of ALL TIME worthy, when you had such great previous choices.
PEACE, Mike.
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Jungle Book would easily be within my top 5, BJ likes this list  _________________The Force Awakens
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bABA
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loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh!
Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it.
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DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh! Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it. Your dead to me.
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bABA
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neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh! Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it. Your dead to me. thats You're
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neo_wolf
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DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh! Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it. Your dead to me. thats You're You're even more dead to me now.
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bABA
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neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh! Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it. Your dead to me. thats You're You're even more dead to me now. Akira had its issues. The concept starts off great but then it has long ... painstakingly long scenes, annoying music, unexciting explosions and a final battle between the 2 that made little sense to me.
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DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh! Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it. Your dead to me. thats You're You're even more dead to me now. Akira had its issues. The concept starts off great but then it has long ... painstakingly long scenes, annoying music, unexciting explosions and a final battle between the 2 that made little sense to me. I do believe that movie is impossible to understand with just 1 viewing.
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bABA
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Gullimont-Kyro wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: neo_wolf wrote: DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: loyalfromlondon wrote: Heavy Metal?
Akira? Ugh! Akira is shit. Starts off with promises of candy and ends up in an empty wrapper. Can't believe people actually like it. Your dead to me. thats You're You're even more dead to me now. Akira had its issues. The concept starts off great but then it has long ... painstakingly long scenes, annoying music, unexciting explosions and a final battle between the 2 that made little sense to me. I do believe that movie is impossible to understand with just 1 viewing. whats there not to understand?
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DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote:
whats there not to understand?
Well its been a few years since I saw it so I can't accurately say. All I remember is wandering around afterwards drooling like a mental patient.
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bABA
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i thought Akira from a story point of view was very straight forward and its implications and symbolisms were quite obvious as well.
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DHUN DHUN DHUN!! wrote: i thought Akira from a story point of view was very straight forward and its implications and symbolisms were quite obvious as well. I'm an idiot  I go crawl away now.
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