Best disney/non disney animated movies (no anime)

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Fun fact: the cum sounds were censored in the ita dub, it just goes "YOU'LL LOVE MY -silence-....TOXIC LOVE"

In the french dub they made em sound less orgasmic

wait Really, I didn't know that

 

[Lee__Kanker]

wait Really, I didn't know that

Any other time they dubbed an animated movie they left everything as is so I was really surprised when I watched it in italian

off topic: for some stupid reason they censored SCARFACE of all movies, instead of "This country is one big pussy waiting to be fucked", Tony Montana goes "It's just like a beautiful woman waiting to be made love to" ???? it's fucking scarface and someone thought that line was too much?

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one of my favorite childhood cartoons

I have power over people, though they may appear complex: for me they fall like playing cards, and I control the decks!

 

[miguk miguk]

Here are my non-Disney nominations:
The Chipmunk Adventure (1989)
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Way back when, Jeanette from that movie may have gotten me the closest to being a furry that I ever had in my life (not in any version of the series before or after; they seemed to really put an effort into making them attractive for that film).

 

[sandogma sandogma]

Way back when, Jeanette from that movie may have gotten me the closest to being a furry that I ever had in my life (not in any version of the series before or after; they seemed to really put an effort into making them attractive for that film).

I too am surprised nothing awoken within me after watching the Snake Charmer scene. Honestly though, I think they all look their best in that film, stylistically, than any other iteration afterwards.
And the animation in some scenes still look fantastic! Plus the music was great and overall it was just a fun ride from beginning to end. I could re-watch that movie anytime

 

[GardeniaSky's icon GardeniaSky GardeniaSky]

Anastasia was one of my favorites growing up. I got it on bluray recently.

 

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[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

I don’t know if you still remember Titan A E. This animated film is voiced by Matt Damon.

 

[rematche]

g.i. joe the animated movie. this still one the best animated movie opening there is:

transformers the animated movie. awesome animation and music:

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I don’t know if you still remember Titan A E. This animated film is voiced by Matt Damon.View attachment 49793

also i like movie soundtrack of this movie.

 

[sun0wl]

Anastasia is my all-time fave. It's a 90's Don Bluth film that has it all--great songs, great art direction, rotoscoped animation, Kelsey Grammar with a pseudo-Russian accent, Meg Ryan, John Cusack, a Leonardo DiCaprio lookalike hero, and a feel-good fairytale ending for a tragic historical figure. Reminds me of my fave animated game, The Last Express, a similar period drama that also made heavy use of rotoscoping.

 

[merzbun]

For Disney I always liked that rough and shitty era in like the 70's-80's, pre-Eisner. I like the scrappy-ness of those films! Shoutout to Robin Hood, The Rescuers, Great Mouse Detective in particular. I'm much more interested in non-Disney work though. Here's some picks I love, I'm gonna include anime films too because i dont give a shit:

The Tale of the Fox (1937)
Fritz the Cat (1972)
Fantastic Planet (1973)
Son of the White Mare (1981)
The Secret of NIMH (1982)
The Last Unicorn (1982)
Night on the Galactic Railroad (1985)
Felidae (1994)
Catnapped! (1995)
Malice@Doll (2001)
Waking Life (2001)
A Scanner Darkly (2006)
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Gahoole (2010)
Rango (2011)
It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)
When Black Birds Fly (2016)
My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea (2016)
Loving Vincent (2017)
The Wolf House (2018)

Also for more avant-garde shorts you gotta check out the work of Stan Brakhage, Takashi Ito, and the Brothers Quay. Mindblowing and classic stuff

 

[Antilocal123]

The Sinful Dwarf (1973)

 

[Dyne]

2 words:
DON BLUTH

 

[ThirteeTooBeets]

The triplets of Belleville

 

[YuriSukiSan]

Watership down - (1978), I just wanted to mention this one!

 

[cjl8336]

 

[rugal]

diisney
aristocats


non disney
friends are forever tales of little princess
the treasure of swamp castle original title szaffi
captain of the forest
the little flying bears
pirates of dark water

really do like the art style of these old ones
and they did but more effort and heart into the kids shows in 1970 to 1990

 

[zacharinolongpants]

I just watched an odd one last night called Rock and Rule. It's difficult to explain it quickly but it's got a really unique psychedelic cyber punky vibe. Somewhere in between a Heavy Metal movie and a Disney movie lol.

 

[Jambhala]

Honestly I tend to not care for a lot of Disney animation. I tend to prefer the lower budget stuff especially more experimental or adult animation.


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Huh had more i wanted to add but it wouldnt let me :(

Ooooo fantastic planet how artsy, lol. This isn't an animated movie but fantastic planet kinda reminded me of "the color of pomegranates", I feel like you've probably heard of it if you're into artsy stuff.

 

[sunofpearl89]

Some essentials for those who love crude humor

 

[GuyZero32k4]

The one Batman animated movie I like the most. More so, the uncensored one.

 

[Bomberman]

Some essentials for those who love crude humor

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I love Eight Crazy Nights and Beavis and Butthead Do America.
Not the biggest fan of musicals so South Park didn't really do much for me even though I like the TV show. (Yeah I know Eight Crazy Nights has musical numbers but they did not interfere as much and the animation in that movie is gorgeous)

Never saw do the universe aside from a few funny clips.

 

[Ikagura Ikagura]

Either Disney or not I love anything Don Bluth related.

The triplets of Belleville
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I loved how it was basically a modern silent movie.

I may be a bit chauvinistic for that one but for me it's basically a proto-Ghibli movie:

 

[popckorn]

I am a lover of Wall-E.

I sincerely consider it a MASTER PIECE.
I mean, Peter Gabriel won an Oscar for the original song.
Just the closing credits animation is a short film to the tune of Gabriel's "Down to Earth"

I am pretty fond of the theme because when it came out I was in a long distance relationship (Mexico - NY) with a gorgeous blonde husky girl. I traveled to Syracuse and we had an amazing time there with her Motley Crew.

Anyways.. I even call my RG280V "WALL-E" out of endearment for both my handheld and the character