What are some quintessential Yea Forums movies everyone should see? Preferably something not related to comics or something you need to read a book or see another series/movie to understand
What are some quintessential Yea Forums movies everyone should see...
Xavier Foster
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Ryan Sanders
It's Such a Beautiful Day
Waltz with Bashir
Coonskin
Nathan Brown
The Triplets of Belleville
Wrinkles
When The Wind Blows
Henry Barnes
That poor British couple
Daniel Ramirez
The Plague Dogs
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (not even kidding)
Felidae
Fantasia
The Secret of NIMH
Kayden Peterson
bumping with The Thief and The Cobbler - the Recobbled Cut (not the theatrical version)
Jace Jenkins
fixed crop to get all of subtitles in
Hunter Ortiz
I only know the zoomer ones, but
Ernest and Celestine
Song of the Sea
L'Illusionniste
Owen Long
>or something you need to read a book or see another series/movie to understand
How does that make a movie better or more essential?
Christian Nguyen
Sword in the Stone
Jacob Perry
All memes aside, Shrek. It's a fantastic film that took a lot of chances that paid off in spades. Compelling story, great characters, funny jokes, fun setting, and fantastic animation and art direction. Voice acting is top-tier, too. It's really well put-together on all fronts.
Levi Hughes
Pachamama.
Lincoln Foster
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Daniel Campbell
Coraline
Jaxon Lopez
Twice Upon a Time. Try to get the alternate cut.
Carson Jones
Good fucking luck.
Ryan Cox
Rango
Jaxon Perez
How would a Daffy/Donald crossover work anyway?
Gavin Peterson
I think this is it
amazon.com
I got it from Amazon a few years ago and it looked like this version.
Isaac Clark
megamind
the incredibles(first one)
shrek 2 is transendent.
Justin Anderson
i know it would end with bugs and mickey casually invalidating everything they did at the end without even noticing
Levi Powell
A Goofy Movie and its sequel
No one gave it much mind, thinking it was just going to be a cash-grab for the Goof Troop tv show, but it's an amazing movie. Top-notch animation & voice acting, and an absolutely iconic 90's soundtrack
And it introduced many Yea Forumsmrades to their first tingly feelings
Eli Parker
>Tingly feelings
Jeremiah Reed
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Wil Vinton claymation kino
Connor Rivera
A personal list:
Gulliver's Travels (1939)
Rarg (a short film, but still)
Rock & Rule
The Wind in the Willows (1995)
The Iron Giant
The Land Before Time
Heavy Metal (it's a much better film if you don't think of the comics)
Gavin Gutierrez
Gulliver is good, I forgot about that one
Heavy Metal is cool
haven't seen Rock&Rule but I liked Wizards and appreciated what he was doing with American Pop
fuck yeah, NIMH
Leo Morgan
Lilo and Stitch is the best movie ever made bar none.
Fantasia is a must watch
All of cartoon saloon's films are good
Disney films like The Great Mouse Detective, Atlantis, Mulan, Treasure Planet, etc.
Bluth films like Secret of Nimh
Some more innovative modern films like Spiderverse (because this not related to comic rule is dumb), or peanuts
More adult films like Felidae
Obscure stuff like Nocturna or Mune
Justin Peterson
Let's get some diversity in here:
Feherlofia
Yellow Submarine
The Last Unicorn
Mary and Max
It's such a beautiful day
Triplettes of Belleville
Belladonna of Sadness (anime but looks rather unique)
Justin Fisher
>quintessential
page 10 bumping with Sita Sings the Blues (2008)
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Xavier Lewis
>ref=sr_1_1?keywords=twice+upon+a+time+dvd&qid=1568738164&s=gateway&sr=8
Angel Richardson
Jack Rivera
>literally everything I was going to recommend has been mentioned ITT
Excellent showing, lads.
Josiah Turner
>and fantastic animation and art direction.
The colors are very dull and drab.
Luke Hall
Would recommend Watership Down (1978).
Another one I would recommend is The Mouse and His Child (1977), but that's unfortunately only available on VHSrips. Not nearly as good as the book, but still criminally underrated and notable for having one of the most shocking scenes in any animated film aimed at children.
Liam Flores
>one of the most shocking scenes in any animated film aimed at children.
Which one?
Kayden Martinez
The Son of the White Mare
Rock and Rule
Dylan Brown
When you see the dogs balls for like two frames
Nolan Myers
The release of Shrek and its consequenceshas been a disaster for western animation as a whole.
Isaiah Long
youtu.be
Them being toys doesn't change how he's beating a child to death with a rock. This scene wasn't in the book either.
Jack Nguyen
>even the rat is horrified by the sight of what he's done