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[JakeSully]

1. Akira.
2. Spirited Away.
3. Ghost in The Shell.
4. Princess Mononoke.
5. Pinocchio.
6. Grave of the Fireflies.
7. American Pop.
8. Pink Floyd The Wall.
9. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind. (Loved it since i was a kid back in the 80's when it was Warriors of the Wind then i saw the uncut fansub tape when i was 16 as i loved it more)
10. Toy Story 2.
11. The Nightmare Before Christmas.
12. My Neighbor Totoro.
13. Fist of the North Star.
14. The Emperor's New Groove.
15. Aladdin.
16. Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
17. Kiki's Delivery Service.
18. Ninja Scroll.
19. The Fantastic Mr. Fox.
20. Toy Story.
21. Ratatoullie.
22. Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs.
23. Fantasia.
24. Toy Story 3.
25. How to Train Your Dragon.
26. South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut.
27. Watership Down.
28. Coraline.
29. Finding Nemo.
30. Wicked City.
31. Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust.
32. The Incredibles.
33. Wizards.
34. Bambi.
35. Yellow Submarine.
36. Ponyo.
37. Howl's Moving Castle.
38. Transformers The Movie.
39. Beauty and The Beast.
40. The Jungle Book.
41. Despicable Me.
42. Robin Hood.
43. Shrek 2.
44. Batman Mask of the Phantasm.
45. Project A-Ko.
46. Porco Russo.
47. Batman UNder the Red Hood.
48. Rock and Rule.
49. Fire and Ice.
50. The Castle of Cogliostro.
51. Mulan.
52. Over The Hedge.
53. Monster House.
54. Beavis and Butt-Head Do America.
55. The Secret of NIMH.
56. The Flight of Dragons.
57. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.
58. Heavy Metal.
59. Urotsukidoji Legend of the Overfiend.
60. A Bug's Life.
61. The Last Unicorn.
62. Kung Fu Panda.
63. Castle in The Sky.
64. Perfect Blue.
65. Metropolis.
66. Fritz The Cat.
67. The Sword in THe Stone.
68. Ghost in The Shell 2 INnocence.
69. Fantastic Planet.
70. A Boy Named Charlie Brown.
71. Snoopy Come Home.
72. The Phantom Tollbooth.
73. Millenium Actress.
74. The Simpsons Movie.
75. 101 Dalmations.
76. Wallace and Gromit in Curse of the WereRabbit.
77. Paprika.
78. Chicken Run.
79. Waking Life.
80. A Scanner Darkly.
81. Waltz with Bashir.
82. Sleeping Beauty.
83. Allegro Non Troppi.
84. Lightyears (a.k.a. Gandahar).
85. Twice Upon a Time.
86. Persopolis.
87. A Goofy Movie.
88. Starchaser Legend of Orin.
89. Shrek.
90. Antz.
91. The Princess and The Frog.
92. The Adventures of Mark Twain.
93. Beowulf.
94. Animalympics.
95. Pom Poko.
96. The Professional: Golgo 13.
97. Cowboy Bebop The Movie.
98. The Hobbit.
99. The PLeague Dogs.
100. Vampire Hunter D.

[RedAuthar]

The fact that you can list 100 movies scares me. I can make a list of about 5, which is would change, sometimes hourly.

[Inhibitor]

Secret of NIMH ought to be number 5 rather than 55. >:|

[Ratty Randnums]

Wait, why is Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust so high on your list while the first one is behind The Hobbit at the very bottom? Animation wasn't as good on the original but the story was way better.

[Vlad Yvhv]

I don't think I was consciously aware that there were that many animated movies out there... I think I've seen about 15-20 over the course of my 30 years... And most of those were during the first 10 years...

[JakeSully]

I think VHD Bloodlust is better than the first despite i grew up with the original VHD in the early 90's when i was 12.

Any of these movies anyone's faves?

[chief]

I just lost all respect for you. You had Beavis and Butt-Head on that list.. As well as Heavy Metal. 2 of the worst things I have ever watched.

I'm not huge on movies.. let alone animated movies. Although animation in general, especially anime (Started watching anime 2 years ago now.. Maybe close to 3) I watch a lot of. Hell I have 700 gigs of anime series on my computer. Although one movie I am looking foreword to (a anime movie) is King Of Thorn. Its just not subbed yet from what I can find.




And I didn't really loose all respect for you just.. dislike those 2 movies.

[JakeSully]

And do you think Ninja Scroll, Akira, Ghost in The Shell, Wicked City etc. or Bakshi's movies are better mature audiences animated movies than Heavy Metal? and what do you think of Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend? the film that started the hentai subgenre.

Don't worry, because James Cameron and David Fincher with Gore Verbinski, Zack Snyder, Rob Zombie, Guillmero Del Toro etc. are collabrating together for a fancy new Heavy Metal reboot coming in 2012 with different animation in each segment. Wouldn't it be better than the original especially with Cameron and Fincher involved?

What do you think of HM 2000 and would you compare Heavy Metal to anime especially hentai? you know what hentai is cheif? and why hate Beavis and Butt-Head?

[chief]

Yes I know what hentai is. I'm not a idiot. Never seen Ninja Scroll of Akira, nor do I have any real plan to do so. I'm also aware of the new heavy metal and I could care less about that as well.


Beavis and Butt-Head is just dumb humour for dumb people. There is only so much stupid I can take and that show tosses it WAY over what I can take. Thats just my view on it at least. I don't like being dumbed down just to get a joke. Its like a show for the mentally challenged. Something they can laugh at too because if they were to watch anything half assed they probably wouldn't get the joke.


Also.. No I wouldn't compare Heavy Metal to hentai.. In all honestly I'm not exactly sure why I don't like it. I just know Ive watched Heavy Metal and.. I could have done without it.

[Vlad Yvhv]

Some feelings are almost universal... One of them is that Bevis and Butthead suck.

[chief]

Some feelings are almost universal... One of them is that Bevis and Butthead suck.

Vlad.. I now love you. Come here big guy! *hugs Vlad*

[Bakuda]

Wow...King of Thorn looks very interesting. It said worldwide release...does that mean there's at least a dub out? Normally I prefer subs but I don't mind dubs IF they're of good quality.

[chief]

Wow...King of Thorn looks very interesting. It said worldwide release...does that mean there's at least a dub out? Normally I prefer subs but I don't mind dubs IF they're of good quality.

Suppose to be out sometime in November. I think it will just be a sub at first and Funi will pick it up after. But..I dunno for sure.

[Bakuda]

So long as we get a sub that's what's important. Awesome...I'll have to watch for it.

[Ratty Randnums]

I thought Heavy Metal was ok but I haven't seen it since the 90s. I think animated nudity itself is the main reason to associate the two. That one guy who was popular for a little while as the "game overthinker" did a review that might enjoy Chief http://www.escapistm...361-Heavy-Metal

[Inhibitor]

King of Thorns looks awesome. Reminds me a lot of Dead Space seeming as most of the population in the sector were mutated. Dead Space was kick-ass, so I'm looking forward to this one.

[Grace8Ward]

Toy Story is my personal favorite so it's good to see that in the top 20....and Ice age and Chicken Run is also great movie

[FreakyFilmFan4ever]

Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend? the film that started the hentai subgenre.

Oh, trust me. We've been printing "hentai" comics long before we realized they've been doing the same thing in Japan the whole time.

I don't have a Top 100 list myself. And the list I do have is ordered alphabetically as "The Movies that Influence Me the Most" in my About Me page here at FUS. There are some animated films in there.

[BigWigRah]

I've seen a lot of the movies on this list. Seems an odd order to put them in though. Why you put Plague Dogs at 99 is beyond me. Pinnochio seems a strange on to put at the best American animation. Granted, it's YOUR list and you can put what you want there, but I've never cared for much of the "hippie" animation discussed above. Hell, It's hard enough for me to enjoy Japanese cartoons, save for Spirited Away (good choice).

I'd have put WD at the top, but...of course I would do that. = : )

[FreakyFilmFan4ever]

Hell, It's hard enough for me to enjoy Japanese cartoons, save for Spirited Away (good choice).

Japanese animation is especially different because they like to start most of their movies right in the middle of a huge story without giving us any back-story until about half-way through. In most animes the whole plot is about the main characters trying to figure out just how big the rest of the story really is. The same could be said for American filmmaking, but there's certainly less focus on giant unexplained backstories in American films than in Japanese films. Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away director) is the odd one out in Japan for putting less focus/more gradual focus on back-story complexity. His movies are definitely a good introduction into the world of Japanese animation.

Looking back at my list, I haven't updated it in the longest time. Guess I'll spend most of tonight doing just that.