Best Animation Movies of all times

 

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a list of my favourite animated movies.

Animated movies are not just for kids—if anything, no one needs a break from real humans more than adults. Bonus: the older you get, the more likely you are to pick up on some of the truly inspired nuances that are nestled between the lines. From Disney staples to creepy cult classics, this genre has range and is packed with unmissable winners. Whether you're looking for artful stop-motion or visually striking computerized animation, whether you have kids or are flying solo, here are the best animated films of all time.The best animated of all time, like the other best movies of all time, encompass a cornucopia of emotions: celebration, heartbreak, joy, grief, excitement, and anger. Animated movies have a long history of tackling both the more mundane aspects of everyday life, in a comedy or otherwise light-hearted film, to serious global and political issues in a drama. Animation is a medium that lends itself to diverse, often tear-jerking, story-telling. Box office smashes and sleeper hits alike make up the top animated movies of all time. It's about time to put some respect on animation and think about it outside the context of a humble cartoon.

BEST ANIMATION MOVIES

Toy Story

No list of animated films would be complete without Toy Story, the debut Pixar film that changed the course of Hollywood. The movie ushered in a new era of entirely digitally animated films, and pushed the genre into the future of narrative storytelling. Never had a computer created something with this much heart.

The Lion King

The Lion King might be the most beloved animated film of the millennial generation. From the epic soundtrack to its genuinely scary villain, Scar, the movie leaves no emotion untapped. Give your dad a hug after you see this.

Beauty and The Beast

This Tale as Old as Time is a heartwarming classic love story, and the first ever animated film to receive a Best Picture nomination.

Inside Out

This fun and touching 2015 Disney & Pixar collaboration takes place inside the mind of a young girl, where five personified emotions voiced by Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Lewis Black, Bill Hader, and Mindy Kaling guide her through her family’s move and the impossible maze of adolescence.

Up

The 2009 Academy Award-winning Pixar & Disney team-up centers around a widower named Carl and a young boy, Russell, who set out to South America by tying tons of balloons to Carl’s house in order to fulfill a promise to his late wife Ellie. It's a real tearjerker.

How to Train Your Dragon

How to Train Your Dragon is a DreamWorks tale about a young Viking teen who, on his quest to become a dragon slayer and gain the acceptance of his tribe, ends up befriending the first dragon he captures instead. It’s a sweet tale accompanied by stellar animation and voice acting.

Ratatouille

Ratatouille is an iconic Pixar film about a rat named Remy who plots to achieve his dream of becoming a chef by aligning himself with a restaurant’s garbage boy. It’s a joyful blockbuster film with a gorgeous score, and it won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2007.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse

The first ever animated feature Spider-Man film is a hilarious, vibrant, and visually stunning achievement. The 2018 film received praise for its animation, voice acting, comedy, and soundtrack, winning numerous Best Animated Feature awards.