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1. Akira.
2. Ghost in The Shell.
3. Spirited Away.
4. Princess Mononoke.
5. Emperor's New Groove. ( Best disney movie ever!)
6. Mulan.
7. Aladdin.
8. The Nightmare Before Christmas.
9. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm.
10. Hercules.
11. Pinocchio.
12. Wallace and Gromit in Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
13, Beauty and The Beast.
14. Toy Story 1 & 2.
15. The Incredibles.
16. American Pop.
17. Fantasia.
18. Finding Nemo.
19. Bambi.
20. Sword in The Stone.
21. Who framed Roger Rabbit.
22. Pink Floyd The Wall.
23. Treasure Planet.
24. My Neighbor Totoro.
25. Kiki's Delivery Service.
26. Heavy Metal.
27. Fire and Ice.
28. Grave of the Fireflies.
29. A Boy Named Charlie Brown.
30. Rock & Rule.
31. Starchaser: Legend of Orin.
32. Watership Down.
33. A Bug's Life.
34. Monsters Inc.
35. Antz.
36. Shrek 1 & 2.
37. Transformers The Movie.
38. The Flight of Dragons.
39. The Secret of NIMH.
40. The Last Unicorn.
41. The Hobbit.
42. Vampire Hunter D.
43. Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust.
44. The Aristocats.
45. The Great Mouse Detective.
46. The Fox and The Hound.
47. Oliver & Company.
48. The Corpse Bride.
49. The Iron Giant.
50. Sleeping Beauty.
51. Alice in Wonderland.
52. Heavy Traffic.
53. Perfect Blue.
54. Wizards.
55. South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut.
56. Beavis and Butt-Head Do America.
57. Ninja scroll.
58. The Professional: Golgo 13.
59. The Tripletes of Belleville.
60. The Phantom Tollbooth.
61. Robin Hood.

That's a pretty comprehensive list, Johnboy...you've got a lot of good choices from all different types of animation: Disney, Ghibli, Dreamworks, Rankin-Bass, Aardman, and lots of "independent" films as well. Well done

I noticed you have Perfect Blue on there...have you seen Millennium Actress or Tokyo Godfathers? I think those are pretty good as well...definitely not as intense as Perfect Blue but quite original and engaging all the same. I really hope to see more feature films from Satoshi Kon in the future

No i haven't but i want too, they look interesting.

Yay! I'm glad I wasn't the only one who liked "The Phantom Tollbooth"! I mean, it's a good animated film directed by Chuck Jones (Yeah, I liked Chuck Jones) and it is a good adaption to the book by Norton Juster.

Nice list you've got there, Johnnyboy. It must've been so difficult to list them all.

You've never seen the Lion King?

Go see it now! It's my favorite animated film!

I'm not sure I've seen 61 animated films. Although if Disney has made 40-odd films, then I guess I have...

Nice to see you think so highly of Emperor's New Groove. I've always enjoyed its off-beat sense of humour, and think it has been vastly underrated over the last few years. The DTV sequel and TV series will hopefully get people to 'rediscover' it.

you said 61 movies but you listed 63, Toy STory 1 & 2 are 2 movies so is Shrek 1 & 2

memnv wrote:Shrek 1 & 2

I don't know. I reckon they are pretty much the same thing.

(Seriously though, I DO like Shrek).

I can't believe you don't have Sponge Loomis No Pants - The Movie on your list of 63

Timon/Pumba fan wrote:You've never seen the Lion King?

Go see it now! It's my favorite animated film!

Sorry, ain't no fan of "The Lion King"! that movie is just soooo overrated, i mean it's good but it's kind of a balant rip-off of the classic anime show "Kimba The White Lion" and it's not the omega of disney movies, there's plenty of other better disney movies.

Johnboy wrote:[ that movie is just soooo overrated,

But you have Finding Nemo on your list!

But come on, it was worse than Kiki's Delivery Service, Shrek 2 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and others you listed?

Well i guess you can say that, I say "Finding Nemo" and "Emperor's New Groove" are better movies than "Lion King" in my opinion * runs away from the Lion King fan*.

Timon/Pumba fan wrote:

Johnboy wrote:[ that movie is just soooo overrated,

But you have Finding Nemo on your list!

But come on, it was worse than Kiki's Delivery Service, Shrek 2 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and others you listed?

Your crazy. Kiki's Delivery Service is one of the best animated films of all time.

castleinthesky wrote: Your crazy. Kiki's Delivery Service is one of the best animated films of all time.

Terrible animation, mis-matched voice actorsand a boring story aren't my thing.

Besides, The Lion King is SOOO much better.

Heck I think Home on the Range is a better crafted film than Kiki's Delivary Service!

Johnboy wrote: Sorry, ain't no fan of "The Lion King"! that movie is just soooo overrated, i mean it's good but it's kind of a balant rip-off of the classic anime show "Kimba The White Lion" and it's not the omega of disney movies, there's plenty of other better disney movies.

I'd had to agree with you. It's true that The Lion King was a rip-off of Kimba, but Disney re-named the characters and designs to make it less-reconized. Besides, most people don't even know about Kimba The White Lion. Oh well, I guess it won't hurt too much for T/P Fan anyways. Even though, I love Kimba the White Lion and The Lion King.

Timon/Pumba fan wrote:

castleinthesky wrote: Your crazy. Kiki's Delivery Service is one of the best animated films of all time.

Terrible animation, mis-matched voice actorsand a boring story aren't my thing.

Besides, The Lion King is SOOO much better.

Heck I think Home on the Range is a better crafted film than Kiki's Delivary Service!

How would you know the voices are mismatched? Have you watched the sub and understand the Japanese language? The story is not boring, whatsoever, it is about a girl that has to learn the ropes of life, and has adventure along the way. I guess you can't appreciate good movies, but would rather whallop in the crappy movies like Chicken Little.

castleinthesky wrote:

Timon/Pumba fan wrote: Terrible animation, mis-matched voice actorsand a boring story aren't my thing.

Besides, The Lion King is SOOO much better.

Heck I think Home on the Range is a better crafted film than Kiki's Delivary Service!

How would you know the voices are mismatched? Have you watched the sub and understand the Japanese language? The story is not boring, whatsoever, it is about a girl that has to learn the ropes of life, and has adventure along the way. I guess you can't appreciate good movies, but would rather whallop in the crappy movies like Chicken Little.

Oh no, not that bickering again. Again, T/P Fan's opinions are different than yours. So, according to the rules "One person has opinions to each of others' opinions". So, I guess you can argue this by PM or you can stop it right now.

*is tired of someone bashing T/P Fan's opinions.

castleinthesky wrote: How would you know the voices are mismatched? Have you watched the sub and understand the Japanese language? The story is not boring, whatsoever, it is about a girl that has to learn the ropes of life, and has adventure along the way. I guess you can't appreciate good movies, but would rather whallop in the crappy movies like Chicken Little.

I have only seen the English dub because I don't want to read subtitles for EVERY SINGLE WORD!

The voices definetely don't fit IMO. Also Kiki's little adventures like delivering some cake to a family and hanging around with some cat. Not too exciting imo. I do really think Chicken Little is a more relatable film than Kiki. Chicken Little is about a flawed person who just wants to make his parents proud. Something I can somewhat relate too, more so than Kiki.

Also, for the Kimba debate, technically, Kimba is actually a rip-off of Bambi, so they really ripped off each other.

Timon/Pumba fan wrote: Also, for the Kimba debate, technically, Kimba is actually a rip-off of Bambi, so they really ripped off each other.

WTF!!?? *rolls on floor laughing*

*Calms down from laughter*

Ok. Since both "The Lion King" and "Kimba" are rip-offs of Bambi, how can you tell the simularities and differences between those?

RyougaLolakie wrote:[
Ok. Since both "The Lion King" and "Kimba" are rip-offs of Bambi, how can you tell the simularities and differences between those?

Well, one of the biggest elements in Kimba was the relationships with humans and animals, something Bambi was about.

There are also more examples, but I would go to long to explain.

Overall, though, to say "The Lion King is a rip-off of Kimba" is not neccessarily 100% true. The Lion King was based on many stories, most particular, Hamlet.

Besides, Osamu Tezuka ripped of many of Disney's work many times.