OT: Favourite Animated Movie(s)

Martin1

My favourite animated movie of all time would have to be How to Train Your Dragon.

Start this at around 3 minutes in





I could basically post the entire movie here, it's so beautiful. Sorry Pixar, you got nothin' on this.

Richard

This is sooo overated IMO

Hmm... Lion King bitch.

XDMorsmordreXD

This is sooo overated IMO

Hmm... Lion King bitch.

\m/

kaileyelisabeth

The Lion King or Beauty and the Beast

XDMorsmordreXD

The Lion King:


Howls Moving Castle:

Sorry Pixar, you got nothing on Hayao Miyazaki

Martin1

This is sooo overated IMO

Pumpkinjuice

Yeah, Lion King is the best animated movie in the world. Period.

Martin1

Yeah, Lion King is the best animated movie in the world. Period.

It is a beautiful movie. I just like HTTYD more

Richard

The lion king toy story 3 amd up

Pumpkinjuice

The Lion King:

This is how impactful Dumbledore's death could have been.

Pumpkinjuice

Yeah, Lion King is the best animated movie in the world. Period.

It is a beautiful movie. I just like HTTYD more

We all have out favourites

XDMorsmordreXD

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

Martin1

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

Stop trolling...

Pumpkinjuice

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

XDMorsmordreXD

Ice_Mice

The little mermaid lol but I like pretty much all of the disney films.

TheDoctor

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

trolololol

Richard

The little mermaid lol but I like pretty much all of the disney films.

I love that movie too

Marie_Anette

Pretty much anything by Hayao Miyazaki ) All with subs. Can't stand the dubbed versions.
The Cat Returns
Howl's moving castle (it's SO SO SO SO awesome)
Whisper of the heart
the rest I haven't got around to watching yet

others:
Atlantis: The lost empire
Anastasia
Polar express

Richard

This is sooo overated IMO

LOL I love this GIF

Ice_Mice

The little mermaid lol but I like pretty much all of the disney films.

I love that movie too

:-bd

Martin1

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

So you're saying the wand raising + dumbledore's farewell was not emotional in the slightest?

Ice_Mice

Pretty much anything by Hayao Miyazaki ) All with subs. Can't stand the dubbed versions.
The Cat Returns
Howl's moving castle (it's SO SO SO SO awesome)
Whisper of the heart
the rest I haven't got around to watching yet

others:
Atlantis: The lost empire
Anastasia
Polar express

I watched Atlantis last night and I love Howl's moving castle!

XDMorsmordreXD

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

So you're saying the wand raising + dumbledore's farewell was not emotional in the slightest?

Yes, not at all.

Pumpkinjuice

Is that a concept illustration for his funeral that was cut? Man, does it look beautiful, as opposed to the confined and dark courtyard crowded with people.

Richard

Yeah if the series was readapted they would have soemthing like that for sure. Atleast I hope

Marie_Anette

Pretty much anything by Hayao Miyazaki ) All with subs. Can't stand the dubbed versions.
The Cat Returns
Howl's moving castle (it's SO SO SO SO awesome)
Whisper of the heart
the rest I haven't got around to watching yet

others:
Atlantis: The lost empire
Anastasia
Polar express

I watched Atlantis last night and I love Howl's moving castle!

Hmc is SO magical! I adore it. Miyazaki is brilliant imo.

Oh yeah, i forgot about The Fantastic Mr. Fox ) It's cute

XDMorsmordreXD

Is that a concept illustration for his funeral that was cut? Man, does it look beautiful, as opposed to the confined and dark courtyard crowded with people.

Yep, that book was just amazing.

Martin1

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

So you're saying the wand raising + dumbledore's farewell was not emotional in the slightest?

Yes, not at all.

Then you need some emotional lessons my friend.

XDMorsmordreXD

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

So you're saying the wand raising + dumbledore's farewell was not emotional in the slightest?

Yes, not at all.

Then you need some emotional lessons my friend.

Actually, clearly you do.
Read the books my friend.

Pumpkinjuice

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

So you're saying the wand raising + dumbledore's farewell was not emotional in the slightest?

Only for a few seconds when the camera didn't focus on Dan's face. But I meant the actual death scene, not the aftermath. That was completely devoid of emotions.

Ash

Martin1

Oh and it was, in the novel.
Leave it for Yates to screw it up.

I dunno what happened, but Yates managed to suck all the emotion out of it somehow.

So you're saying the wand raising + dumbledore's farewell was not emotional in the slightest?

Yes, not at all.

Then you need some emotional lessons my friend.

Actually, clearly you do.
Read the books my friend.

I've read the book several times, thank you very much.

We're talking about the goddamn film, in in the film, that part was extremely emotional. If you can't see it, well that's too fucking bad.

XDMorsmordreXD

It's too fucking bad you can't appreciate good emotion.
Don't lash out on me and my opinion, ok.

TheDoctor

You guys, who's Peeves? I don't remember seeing him anywhere in Harry Potter....

Ice_Mice

@Pumpkinjuice your sig made me LOL

Martin1

It's too fucking bad you can't appreciate good emotion.
Don't lash out on me and my opinion, ok.

I can appreciate it. I loved the book and the movie, they were both incredibly emotional.
Saying I can't appreciate good emotion when I love both the book and movie isn't a comeback at all, so try again.

Richard

Dumbledore's Death WAS emotional. Period.

Marie_Anette

STOP FUCKING ARGUING ON HERE
This is completely offtopic!!

Pumpkinjuice

Look, people react differently to different things. Case in point, I found Cedric's death scene quite sad, which I know that some didn't, but I didn't even care at Yates' presentation of how Dumbledore, one of my favourite characters, was sent flying down the tower. It may have to do with the fact that I knew it was coming, but a great director would have made me care regardless.

Martin1

Dumbledore's Death WAS emotional. Period.

Thank you Rich =D>

XDMorsmordreXD

Dumbledore's Death WAS emotional. Period.

Last arguement.

Richard

Look, people react differently to different things. Case in point, I found Cedric's death scene quite moving, which I know that some didn't, but I didn't even care by Yates' presentation of how Dumbledore, one of my favourite characters, was sent flying down the tower. it may have to do with the fact that I knew it was coming, but a great director would have made me care regardless.

So yates IS NOT a great director?

TheDoctor

Personally, I think the books are too long. Why should I read the books when I can just watch the movies?

Martin1

Look, people react differently to different things. Case in point, I found Cedric's death scene quite moving, which I know that some didn't, but I didn't even care by Yates' presentation of how Dumbledore, one of my favourite characters, was sent flying down the tower. it may have to do with the fact that I knew it was coming, but a great director would have made me care regardless.

I was discussing about the wand raising part with Morse. I can see how you might think Dumbledore's death wasn't emotional when he died, it was for me, but I really do not understand how you could think the wand raising wasn't emotional in the slightest, which is what morse is going on about.

Ash

Personally I found the death emotional, but it's definitely subjective. I don't see reason to bash someone for not finding a particular scene emotional. For example I didn't find Titanic or Old Yeller emotional at all, though I know plenty of people did. Sometimes a scene works for one person, but not for another.

Martin1

Dumbledore's Death WAS emotional. Period.

Last arguement.

Why the hell can't both of them be emotional? Is it impossible for you to have both be good? Book and film are different medium. Pumpkinjuice has a valid reason behind their saying of DD's death wasn't emotional, you really don't.

Marie_Anette

Personally, I think the books are too long. Why should I read the books when I can just watch the movies?

DON'T.
I'd read 1000 pages with brakes for just toilet or sleeping if I rally loved a book.

Now, guys can you please STOP BEING OFFTOPIC EVERYWHERE?

Pumpkinjuice

STOP FUCKING ARGUING ON HERE
This is completely offtopic!!

Lol, can't help it. It's addictive...

BloodHallow175

How To Train Your Dragon, is by far the best animated movie ever.
Has the best score out of any movie also imo (Forbidden Friendship is jaw dropping, and the best part in the movie).
Saw it 3 times in 3D.

Martin1

Personally, I think the books are too long. Why should I read the books when I can just watch the movies?

DON'T.
I'd read 1000 pages with brakes for just toilet or sleeping if I rally loved a book.

Now, guys can you please STOP BEING OFFTOPIC EVERYWHERE?

You're right, I'm done responding to everything non animated film related. Starting now.