Your favorite (Non-Disney) animated movie

[plus2]

Wizards by Ralf Bashki. It was like santas works shop going to war with a Necromancer Hitler thing

 

[hotacidbath]

How could I forget The Brave Little Toaster?!

If youre a kid of the 90s theres no excuse for forgetting The Brave Little Toaster, loved that movie. Oh crap i just remembered Emperors New Groove! (although that one is against the rules of this thread, blah)

I am ashamed and I have no excuses. In fact, it's a bit worse than normal because I just watched The Brave Little Toaster a few days ago. I'm a terrible 90's child.

 

[Julianking93]

Howl's Moving Castle or The Ghost in the Shell.

 

[Arrers]

The Triplets of Belleville.

This. that movie was awesome. Some of the Miyazaki stuff is pretty great as well (Porco Rosso is probably my personal favourate, or maybe spirited away).

 

[Hooded-hyena]

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Ferngully: The Last Rainforest
Felidae {Who doesnt like cats having sex and ripping the other's organs out?}
Hortan Hears a Who
Watership Down
El Dorado
Antz
All Dogs Go to Heaven
and
Kiki's Delivery Service.
{Alice in Wonderland in my favorite Disney movie. I love the Cheshire cat, I have his Pajamas. }

 

[Obrien Xp]

Resident Evil: Degeneration

truly awesome.

Aside from most Pixar, and Dreamworks movies. The Brave Little Toaster was epic

If animated counts with anime then Fooly Cooly. Crazy girl beats kid over head with guitar and interdemensional robot bursts out and trys to iron planet kinda good

 

[afaceforradio]

The Last Unicorn - a 'kiddy' film I grant you but it had some brilliant writing and dark undertones. I'm 26 years old now and it's still entertaining!

 

[Raven's Nest]

basically every Pixar film

Basically Pixar is owned by Disney.

I'd pick Kung Fu Panda, Iron Giant, Spirited Away or...I've got none. I have atleast 15 animated movies BY Disney that exceed these three. Without Disney, animation doesn't exist.

Well if you are going to say that Pixar films don't count becuse they are made in association with Disney then you can't count Spirited Away either because Studio Ghilbi makes their movies in association with Disney also.

Actually Ghibli films are only distributed and possibly dubbed by Disney for most of the English versions.

They are made as whole films by Ghibli and it's partners.

On Topic i'll say The Place Promised In Our Early Days. Such a sweet Japanese made animation.

 

[A random person]

Can't decide on anything specific, so I'll just go with the works of Miyazaki.

 

[bob-2000]

Probably Spirited Away, what an odd yet amazing movie.

 

[Jaythulhu]

The Wizards. Haven't seen it since in two decades, but it's still on my all time fave movie list.

 

[HomelessRichGuy]

The Nightmare Before Christmas

 

[Brad Shepard]

Im going to have to go with Advent Children (If that counts)

If not, then im going with the digimon movie.

 

[Turbulenssi]

Wall-E gets my vote.

 

[Nouw]

Totoro. Made me my childhood *sniffle.

 

[mechanixis]

Daaamn, this thread is like animation heaven. I feel like Scrooge McDuck except the gold coins are replaced with timeless classics.

I'm going to say WALL-E. Romance and robots are two things I appreciate a lot.

Howl's Moving Castle, Triplets of Belvedere, and the animated Lord of the Rings all get honorable mention.

 

[Ldude893]

The Simpsons Movie, Spirited Away

 

[mechanixis]

The Brave Little Toaster!

What? I really dislike anime and im rather meh about pixars cookie cutter movies.

Really? I don't think Pixar films are 'cookie cutter' so much as 'following the hero's journey format', which really isn't a point against them. Especially considering they're meant to appeal to the demographic of everyone.

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

Wall-e by Pixar. If for no other reason than the simple fact that I was blown away by their ability to express the emotion of a machine without resorting to giving it human characteristics (the word that describes this is lost to me for the moment).