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The 100 greatest cartoons: Vote now!
I was looking on the Channel 4 website, and I noticed they're doing a 100 greatest cartoon countdown. There's some Disney titles in there, and the ones which aren't there can be given an honourable mention.
Vote here.
The nominations are as followed. My picks are in blue.
1. A Bug's Life
2. The Adventures of Tintin
3. Akira
4. Aladdin
5. Alice in Wonderland
6. An American Tail
7. Animal Farm
8. Antz
9. Bambi
10. Babar
11. Battle of the Planets
12. Beauty & The Beast
13. Beavis & Butthead
14. Belleville Rendezvous
15. Betty Boop
16. Bod
17. Bugs Bunny
18. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
19. Captain Kremmen
20. Captain Pugwash
21. Charlie Brown
22. Charley Says...
23. Creature Comforts/Aardman Animation/Chicken Run
24. Daffy Duck
25. Danger Mouse
26. Donald Duck
27. Droopy Dog
28. Dumbo
29. Dungeons & Dragons
30. Family Guy
31. Fantasia
32. Felix the Cat
33. Final Fantasy: The Spirit Within
34. Finding Nemo
35. The Flintstones
36. Fritz the Cat
37. Futurama
38. Heavy Metal
39. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
40. Hong Kong Phooey
41. How The Grinch Stole Christmas!
42. Huckleberry Hound
43. The Incredibles
44. Inspector Gadget
45. The Iron Giant
46. Ivor the Engine
47. The Jackson 5ive
48. Jamie and the Magic Torch
49. The Jungle Book
50. King of the Hill
51. Lady & the Tramp
52. Legend of the Overfiend
53. The Lion King
54. The Little Mermaid
55. Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies
56. Magic Roundabout
57. Mary, Mungo and Midge
58. Mickey Mouse
59. Mighty Mouse
60. Monkey Dust
61. Monsters, Inc
62. The Nightmare Before Christmas
63. Noggin the Nog
64. Peter Pan
65. The Pink Panther
66. Pinocchio
67. Pokemon
68. The Polar Express
69. Popeye the Sailor
70. Powerpuff Girls
71. Princess Mononoke
72. Queer Duck
73. Reboot
74. The Ren and Stimpy Show
75. Road Runner
76. Roobarb
77. Rugrats
78. Samurai Jack
79. Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
80. Shark Tale
81. Shrek/Shrek 2
82. The Simpsons
83. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
84. The Snowman
85. South Park
86. Spider-Man
87. Spirited Away
88. Spongebob Squarepants
89. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
90. Tom & Jerry
91. Top Cat
92. Toy Story/Toy Story 2
93. Wacky Races
94. Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
95. Wallace and Gromit
96. Watership Down
97. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
98. Willo The Wisp
99. The Wind in the Willows
100. Winnie the Pooh
101. Woody Woodpecker
102. Yellow Submarine
103. Yogi Bear
104. 101 Dalmatians
105. 2DTV
Give your picks and vote!
Vote here.
The nominations are as followed. My picks are in blue.
1. A Bug's Life
2. The Adventures of Tintin
3. Akira
4. Aladdin
5. Alice in Wonderland
6. An American Tail
7. Animal Farm
8. Antz
9. Bambi
10. Babar
11. Battle of the Planets
12. Beauty & The Beast
13. Beavis & Butthead
14. Belleville Rendezvous
15. Betty Boop
16. Bod
17. Bugs Bunny
18. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
19. Captain Kremmen
20. Captain Pugwash
21. Charlie Brown
22. Charley Says...
23. Creature Comforts/Aardman Animation/Chicken Run
24. Daffy Duck
25. Danger Mouse
26. Donald Duck
27. Droopy Dog
28. Dumbo
29. Dungeons & Dragons
30. Family Guy
31. Fantasia
32. Felix the Cat
33. Final Fantasy: The Spirit Within
34. Finding Nemo
35. The Flintstones
36. Fritz the Cat
37. Futurama
38. Heavy Metal
39. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
40. Hong Kong Phooey
41. How The Grinch Stole Christmas!
42. Huckleberry Hound
43. The Incredibles
44. Inspector Gadget
45. The Iron Giant
46. Ivor the Engine
47. The Jackson 5ive
48. Jamie and the Magic Torch
49. The Jungle Book
50. King of the Hill
51. Lady & the Tramp
52. Legend of the Overfiend
53. The Lion King
54. The Little Mermaid
55. Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies
56. Magic Roundabout
57. Mary, Mungo and Midge
58. Mickey Mouse
59. Mighty Mouse
60. Monkey Dust
61. Monsters, Inc
62. The Nightmare Before Christmas
63. Noggin the Nog
64. Peter Pan
65. The Pink Panther
66. Pinocchio
67. Pokemon
68. The Polar Express
69. Popeye the Sailor
70. Powerpuff Girls
71. Princess Mononoke
72. Queer Duck
73. Reboot
74. The Ren and Stimpy Show
75. Road Runner
76. Roobarb
77. Rugrats
78. Samurai Jack
79. Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
80. Shark Tale
81. Shrek/Shrek 2
82. The Simpsons
83. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
84. The Snowman
85. South Park
86. Spider-Man
87. Spirited Away
88. Spongebob Squarepants
89. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
90. Tom & Jerry
91. Top Cat
92. Toy Story/Toy Story 2
93. Wacky Races
94. Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
95. Wallace and Gromit
96. Watership Down
97. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
98. Willo The Wisp
99. The Wind in the Willows
100. Winnie the Pooh
101. Woody Woodpecker
102. Yellow Submarine
103. Yogi Bear
104. 101 Dalmatians
105. 2DTV
Give your picks and vote!
Last edited by Wonderlicious on Wed Nov 03, 2004 2:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Charlie Brown? Spiderman? What? TV shows lumped with films? Why are Toy Story and Toy Story 2 together?
In any event, it's interesting and I made my vote!
In any event, it's interesting and I made my vote!
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Sorry guys, but its BATTLE OF THE PLANETS all the way!
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Aladdin
Alice in Wonderland
Beauty & The Beast
Charlie Brown
The Little Mermaid
Mickey Mouse
Monsters, Inc.
Powerpuff Girls
Spirited Away
Winnie the Pooh
I didn't vote for Finding Nemo or The Lion King because I figured they'd get a ton of votes, anyway, and some like Mickey or Pooh I just couldn't pass up, even if their high rankings will be a given.
Alice in Wonderland
Beauty & The Beast
Charlie Brown
The Little Mermaid
Mickey Mouse
Monsters, Inc.
Powerpuff Girls
Spirited Away
Winnie the Pooh
I didn't vote for Finding Nemo or The Lion King because I figured they'd get a ton of votes, anyway, and some like Mickey or Pooh I just couldn't pass up, even if their high rankings will be a given.
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I voted for...
Aladdin
Beauty & The Beast
The Incredibles
The Lion King
The Little Mermaid
Mickey Mouse
The Simpsons
Spider-Man
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Toy Story/Toy Story 2

Aladdin
Beauty & The Beast
The Incredibles
The Lion King
The Little Mermaid
Mickey Mouse
The Simpsons
Spider-Man
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Toy Story/Toy Story 2
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8:00 The Simpsons
8:30 King of the Hill
9:00 Family Guy
9:30 American Dad
Living in the 1980's:

Fox Sunday lineup:
8:00 The Simpsons
8:30 King of the Hill
9:00 Family Guy
9:30 American Dad
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A tough one, but I still managed to vote. Here's my list:
Aladdin
Beauty and the Beast
Creature Comforts/Aardman/Chicken Run
Fantasia
The Lion King
The Little Mermaid
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Snow White
Wallace and Gromit
The Wind in the Willows
+ a full list of five nominees. Where was Sleeping Beauty, for instance?
Aladdin
Beauty and the Beast
Creature Comforts/Aardman/Chicken Run
Fantasia
The Lion King
The Little Mermaid
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Snow White
Wallace and Gromit
The Wind in the Willows
+ a full list of five nominees. Where was Sleeping Beauty, for instance?
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Re: The 100 greatest cartoons: Vote now!
never heard of some of these:
the names sound rather funny, especially noggin the nog
does anybody know any of these?
the names sound rather funny, especially noggin the nog
does anybody know any of these?
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2. The Adventures of Tintin
3. Akira
7. Animal Farm
11. Battle of the Planets
14. Belleville Rendezvous
16. Bod
18. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
19. Captain Kremmen
20. Captain Pugwash
22. Charley Says...
36. Fritz the Cat
46. Ivor the Engine
48. Jamie and the Magic Torch
52. Legend of the Overfiend
56. Magic Roundabout
57. Mary, Mungo and Midge
60. Monkey Dust
63. Noggin the Nog
71. Princess Mononoke
72. Queer Duck
76. Roobarb
84. The Snowman
93. Wacky Races
94. Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
95. Wallace and Gromit
96. Watership Down
98. Willo The Wisp
105. 2DTV

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Re: The 100 greatest cartoons: Vote now!
JaneMccoy wrote:never heard of some of these:
the names sound rather funny, especially noggin the nog
does anybody know any of these?
Here are the ones I know that you didn't know, Jane.
2. The Adventures of Tintin
Sis, you have a comic book of this guy that you got the first time we went to Canada. It's the mystersolver dude with the two dogs.
7. Animal Farm
Wasn't this a famous novel about a Socialist society?
14. Belleville Rendezvous
French for Triplets of Belleville. It was a very popular animated feature in France last year. I think it won some kind of award.
71. Princess Mononoke
Anime
93. Wacky Races
Hanna Barberra cartoon with Mutley and that guy with the mustache. They have it on DVD season set at Target.
95. Wallace and Gromit
The Britsh Claymation show that also made CHicken Run!
Re: The 100 greatest cartoons: Vote now!
2. The Adventures of Tintin
Cartoon series based on a series of French illustrated books.
3. Akira
One of the most infuential of all Japanese Anime
7. Animal Farm
The 1950's cartoon version of George Orwell's classic book. A British film.
11. Battle of the Planets
Pure perfection! An Americanised version of a long running Japanese anime.
14. Belleville Rendezvous
UK name for the Triplets of Belleville (US and French name)
16. Bod
UK pre-school animated series.
18. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
A Hanna-Barbera series. Sort of a cross between Batman, The Flintstones, Charlies Angels and Scooby Doo (The villain was always a man in a mask)
19. Captain Kremmen
An animated Kenny Everett! Wonderful! (Kenny Everett was a UK DJ and comedian)
20. Captain Pugwash
Only one of the best animated series of all time on the BBC. Started in the 1950's!
22. Charley Says...
Public information films in the UK. A cat called Charley would tell people about the dangers of going off with strangers, crossing the road and walking on ice etc.
36. Fritz the Cat
Adult animated movie, with sexual content.
46. Ivor the Engine
An Oliver Postgate series. Oliver Postgate made lots of wonderful animated series for the BBC in the 1970's.
48. Jamie and the Magic Torch
Surreal, perhaps LSD inspired cartoon series for children.
52. Legend of the Overfiend
Japanese anime
56. Magic Roundabout
UK series based on a French programme. No translation was done, the episodes were simply watched and a new story written for the English.
57. Mary, Mungo and Midge
UK Pre-school series, similar to Bod.
60. Monkey Dust
UK late night animated series. Basically lots of quick fire sketches in an animated form. People rave about it, I think it is so-so.
63. Noggin the Nog
Another Oliver Postgate film. Fondly remembered as the villain is called Nogbad the Bad.
71. Princess Mononoke
This is a Studio Ghibli film (the people who made Spirited Away). Perhaps more adult and violent than most Ghibli fare.
72. Queer Duck
No idea.
76. Roobarb
UK series about a green dog who is always belittled and mocked by a purple cat.
84. The Snowman
"We're walking on the air." Christmas time favourite, based on the Raymond Briggs book.
93. Wacky Races
Hanna-Barbera series. Original series for Penelope Pitstop, The Ant Hill Mob and Dick Dastardly and Mutley.
94. Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
A Hanna-Barbera sit-com, it was just animated.
95. Wallace and Gromit
Claymation animation about an absent minded inventor and his dog. Has trouble with penguins and robot dogs. Made by the people who made "Chicken Run" and a Wallace and Gromit film is coming from Dreamworks soon.
96. Watership Down
UK film about a community of Rabbits moving to a new home when their warren is destroyed. Based on a best selling book.
98. Willo The Wisp
Hard to explain. UK series voiced entirely by Kenneth Williams. Featured a witch who happened to be a TV set called Evil Edna.
105. 2DTV
UK animated satire series. Makes fun of famous people and politics with inpersonations and animated cartoons.
Cartoon series based on a series of French illustrated books.
3. Akira
One of the most infuential of all Japanese Anime
7. Animal Farm
The 1950's cartoon version of George Orwell's classic book. A British film.
11. Battle of the Planets
Pure perfection! An Americanised version of a long running Japanese anime.
14. Belleville Rendezvous
UK name for the Triplets of Belleville (US and French name)
16. Bod
UK pre-school animated series.
18. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
A Hanna-Barbera series. Sort of a cross between Batman, The Flintstones, Charlies Angels and Scooby Doo (The villain was always a man in a mask)
19. Captain Kremmen
An animated Kenny Everett! Wonderful! (Kenny Everett was a UK DJ and comedian)
20. Captain Pugwash
Only one of the best animated series of all time on the BBC. Started in the 1950's!
22. Charley Says...
Public information films in the UK. A cat called Charley would tell people about the dangers of going off with strangers, crossing the road and walking on ice etc.
36. Fritz the Cat
Adult animated movie, with sexual content.
46. Ivor the Engine
An Oliver Postgate series. Oliver Postgate made lots of wonderful animated series for the BBC in the 1970's.
48. Jamie and the Magic Torch
Surreal, perhaps LSD inspired cartoon series for children.
52. Legend of the Overfiend
Japanese anime
56. Magic Roundabout
UK series based on a French programme. No translation was done, the episodes were simply watched and a new story written for the English.
57. Mary, Mungo and Midge
UK Pre-school series, similar to Bod.
60. Monkey Dust
UK late night animated series. Basically lots of quick fire sketches in an animated form. People rave about it, I think it is so-so.
63. Noggin the Nog
Another Oliver Postgate film. Fondly remembered as the villain is called Nogbad the Bad.
71. Princess Mononoke
This is a Studio Ghibli film (the people who made Spirited Away). Perhaps more adult and violent than most Ghibli fare.
72. Queer Duck
No idea.
76. Roobarb
UK series about a green dog who is always belittled and mocked by a purple cat.
84. The Snowman
"We're walking on the air." Christmas time favourite, based on the Raymond Briggs book.
93. Wacky Races
Hanna-Barbera series. Original series for Penelope Pitstop, The Ant Hill Mob and Dick Dastardly and Mutley.
94. Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
A Hanna-Barbera sit-com, it was just animated.
95. Wallace and Gromit
Claymation animation about an absent minded inventor and his dog. Has trouble with penguins and robot dogs. Made by the people who made "Chicken Run" and a Wallace and Gromit film is coming from Dreamworks soon.
96. Watership Down
UK film about a community of Rabbits moving to a new home when their warren is destroyed. Based on a best selling book.
98. Willo The Wisp
Hard to explain. UK series voiced entirely by Kenneth Williams. Featured a witch who happened to be a TV set called Evil Edna.
105. 2DTV
UK animated satire series. Makes fun of famous people and politics with inpersonations and animated cartoons.
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Srry, forgot to post my picks. It's hard to choose just ten:
5. Alice in Wonderland
34. Finding Nemo
35. The Flintstones
58. Mickey Mouse
64. Peter Pan
79. Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
87. Spirited Away
89. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
92. Toy Story/Toy Story 2
99. The Wind in the Willows
It wouldn't be fair if they were all Disney so I tried to be more diverse.
ETA: Oh my goodness, how scary! Me and 2099net posted the same kind of post at the exact same time!!!!!! I just noticed today (Nov 5th)! I also noticed I got some of my info wrong. I thought Belleville Rendevouz or whatever were French words. I feel silly now
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5. Alice in Wonderland
34. Finding Nemo
35. The Flintstones
58. Mickey Mouse
64. Peter Pan
79. Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
87. Spirited Away
89. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
92. Toy Story/Toy Story 2
99. The Wind in the Willows
It wouldn't be fair if they were all Disney so I tried to be more diverse.
ETA: Oh my goodness, how scary! Me and 2099net posted the same kind of post at the exact same time!!!!!! I just noticed today (Nov 5th)! I also noticed I got some of my info wrong. I thought Belleville Rendevouz or whatever were French words. I feel silly now

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thanx for all the info 2099net! i obviously do not keep track of animated things very well...i can't even keep track of my homework. well, here are my picks as well:
Aladdin
Alice in Wonderland
Beauty and the Beast
Daffy Duck
Donald Duck
The Flinstones
The Little Mermaid
Monster's Inc.
Shrek/Shrek 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
and if they were on the list...Chilly Willy and Speedy Gonzalez, but I'm guessing they would be under looney tunes.
Aladdin
Alice in Wonderland
Beauty and the Beast
Daffy Duck
Donald Duck
The Flinstones
The Little Mermaid
Monster's Inc.
Shrek/Shrek 2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
and if they were on the list...Chilly Willy and Speedy Gonzalez, but I'm guessing they would be under looney tunes.

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Vote for the 100 greatest cartoons
in the uk channel 4 are doing there usual top 100... and now its cartoons disney is on about 75% of the list and we must vote!
http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/t ... /cartoons/
http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/t ... /cartoons/
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We've already been through this in this thread:
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... php?t=6081
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... php?t=6081
Moved and combined. And I did it wrong 

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Now I am confused. Features films and cartoons are totally different. Was this list for animated feature films or cartoons? If it was feature films then we also have to separate 2-D animation from the new CGI animated films. And if it includes all animation maybe we should separate the USA made films from the Japanese-made films and so on.
I got all excited about this post because I have some favorite cartoons, most of them are Disney, but there are a few that are Warner Bros.
My list is pretty extensive so I won't go in to all but here are just a few of the titles that never fail to rock my world of 'toons:
"The Lonesome Ghosts" - Mickey, Donald and Goofy
"Mickey's Circus"
"Three for Breakfast" - Donald Duck and Chip 'n' Dale
"Dog-gone" - Pluto and Mickey Mouse
"Dragon-Around" - Chip 'n' Dale
"Pluto's Christmas Tree" - Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Chip 'n' Dale
"Trailer Horn" - Donald and Chip 'n' Dale
"Mickey's Vacation" - Mickey, Donald and Goofy
"Goofy's Glider"
"Goofy and Wilbur"
"Motor Mania" - Goofy
"Wild West Mickey" - Mickey and Peg-Leg Pete and Minnie Mouse
"Bone Trouble" - Pluto
Those are just some of the 'toons that I really like. I have over 60 hours of Disney cartoons on VHS and DVD. I can't wait for the Chip and Dale cartoons to start coming out. They are my favs. I have collected a whole lot of "Rescue Rangers" and have copied them to DVD+RW.
I will not list any of the Warner Bros. cartoons that I like so much.

I got all excited about this post because I have some favorite cartoons, most of them are Disney, but there are a few that are Warner Bros.
My list is pretty extensive so I won't go in to all but here are just a few of the titles that never fail to rock my world of 'toons:
"The Lonesome Ghosts" - Mickey, Donald and Goofy
"Mickey's Circus"
"Three for Breakfast" - Donald Duck and Chip 'n' Dale
"Dog-gone" - Pluto and Mickey Mouse
"Dragon-Around" - Chip 'n' Dale
"Pluto's Christmas Tree" - Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Chip 'n' Dale
"Trailer Horn" - Donald and Chip 'n' Dale
"Mickey's Vacation" - Mickey, Donald and Goofy
"Goofy's Glider"
"Goofy and Wilbur"
"Motor Mania" - Goofy
"Wild West Mickey" - Mickey and Peg-Leg Pete and Minnie Mouse
"Bone Trouble" - Pluto
Those are just some of the 'toons that I really like. I have over 60 hours of Disney cartoons on VHS and DVD. I can't wait for the Chip and Dale cartoons to start coming out. They are my favs. I have collected a whole lot of "Rescue Rangers" and have copied them to DVD+RW.
I will not list any of the Warner Bros. cartoons that I like so much.

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