I wish they still made movies like this. 3D animation barely makes the cut most of the time and the stories are sub par or about robots.
ITT: Kino Animated Movies
Mason Moore
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Owen Reyes
WALL E
Ryder Clark
Check out Nocturna and Song of the Sea if you're looking for some good recent animation.
Landon Rogers
This movie made me want to set myself on fire.
Justin Sanders
>姪っこのふくらみ ~いつもの中出しごっこ~
Caleb Reyes
have you ever thought about how First Blood and The Last Unicorn are kinda the same movie??
Thomas King
HICKETY WICKETY WOCKETY WACK
Ayden Adams
Of the ones on this chart:
>Angel's Egg
>Whisper of the Heart
>The Plague Dogs
>Tokyo Godfathers
>Feherlofia
>Fantastic Planet
>End of Evangelion
are animated kino must-sees.
Mildly underrated:
>Horus: Prince of the Sun
>The Snow Queen
>The Wild Swans
>Allegro Non Troppo
>Golgo 13
Ryan Reyes
>Horsefuckers
Connor Young
What's with all the unicorn shit I'm seeing lately?
Jaxon Mitchell
The last unicorn was made in 1982 shut the fuck up
Angel Evans
it was added to Amazon prime recently
Lucas Ward
Great animated movies:
Flight of Dragons
Gandahar
The Masters of Time
Fern Gully
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
The Land Before Time
The Secret of NIMH
Noah Ortiz
why
Brody Rivera
why are so many japanese animated movies pretentious, incomprehensible, and overrated garbage?
Robert Young
He wishes to be the bull.
Jaxon Howard
>Song of the Sea
This. Dont sleep on Cartoon Saloon in general Song of the Sea, Book of Kells and Breadwinner are all worth your time.
>>The Snow Queen
Thats the movie that inspired Miyazaki to go into animation.
Adam Reyes
Is Jin Roh not on the list or am I blind?
Brody Cook
>that scene where the woman yells at her for turning up too late
>totally confused as a kid
>watch it as an adult and cry
Brody Martin
Redline
Logan Morgan
Book of Kells is shit. Bad animation, bad storyline, terrible plot execution. If the others are anything like it, there's no way in hell I'm watching them.
Jason Hernandez
>snow queen inspired miyazaki
I thought that was The Tale of the White Serpent. Both are good films though, I highly recommend them. Soviet-era animation is incredibly underrated.
if it isn't then I made a mistake when making the image. the chart is long overdue for an update.
Joseph Thomas
From the movies wiki page:
>Hayao Miyazaki has stated that this film is one of his inspirations to work in animation. When he started his career, Miyazaki had a rough start and was thinking of leaving animation. When he saw The Snow Queen, he admired it and continued working in anime. In September 2007, it was announced that Studio Ghibli will be distributing this film through their Ghibli Museum Library label and was released in December 2007 (in the original Russian audio with Japanese subtitles).
Not sure about White Serpent, might have been an inspiration for him as well.
Brayden Hall
I haven't seen Kells, but Song of the Sea can be perfectly described with your post.
Ethan Brooks
One of the best animated movies ever.
Jordan Wood
not even fucking close
Gavin Torres
Judging from this cover I can believe it. What awful dreck America is producing for animation the last 20 years.
Hunter Cruz
Parker Ramirez
TLU is a neat concept but the execution is way off. The songs are mostly bad, especially the butterfly in the beginning and the Mia Farrow/Jeff Bridges duet. The pacing is weird too. The characters and overall tone are great but it's hard to call this a classic.
Blake Lewis
This is a very lengthy interview with Arthur Rankin Jr. It covers his whole career and there are some good parts on The Last Unicorn.
interviews.televisionacademy.com
Nicholas Mitchell
This is anime, every animator name in credits is japanese.
Joshua Brown