Any animated movie recommendations?

Someone give me an answer: which one hits harder?
Toy Story 2 or A Bug's Life?

brightscout63 said:Someone tell me which animated movie wins: Toy Story 2 or A Bug's Life?

A Bug's Life... for me.

Melissa Moore32 said:Send me a DM.

This...🤔So, Kazemakas... all 13 parts? I’d pay top dollar for that.😁

cosmictrucker132 said:Wait...🤔...you mean Kazemakas... all 13 episodes? ...I'd pay through the nose for that.😁

Wow... that’s actually pretty news if I'm not mistaken... basically, it's the latest anime from an author whose name escapes me right now, but the guy worked on Komoch and Jubei-chan.

If I stumble upon it, I'll let you know, OK.

Melissa Moore32 said:May I inquire as to what exactly qualifies as "bizarre" on the list above??? 😕

I was under the impression that it was a bizarre combination simply because even to my own mind, seeing something like Heavy Metal paired right alongside Aladdin seems quite peculiar...

Melissa Moore32 said:Wow... that’s actually pretty new if I recall correctly... basically the last anime from an author whose name escapes me, but the guy worked on Komoch and Jubei-chan.

I'll let you know if I stumble upon it, okay?

Well... 🤔...I watched two episodes a few years back... great art style... and once Kill Bill came out, I immediately remembered the predecessor... Tsukikage Ran kicks ass compared to the whole Viper squad.😁😁😁

...I've already been digging around for that banana... come on... I thought you had it...

Thanks 👍...hope you dig it up... and like I said... pure gold...🙂😁

@cosmictrucker132

Here’s what I managed to dig up for Kazamakas. (check the attachment)

Unfortunately, it's just a bunch of random episodes and the quality isn't exactly great—I'd say it falls right into that "medium quality" category. And, as you can probably tell for yourself, the audio is pretty rough too.

That said, the fact that I found anything at all means it is available on the Net, so maybe I'll ask around to see if anyone can track down some episodes in a slightly better quality.

1. Finding Nemo
2. Monsters, Inc.
3. Ice Age
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driftingorca24 said:1. Finding Nemo
2. Monsters, Inc.
3. Ice Age
🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

👍 🙂 🙂 🙏

Finding Nemo, I guess it’s definitely 👍

The Lord of the Rings Fellowship is from 1978—it’s honestly two hundred times better than those watered-down Jackson movies...

Fritz the Cat was an absolute blast of a cartoon...

Ice Age
monsters in the closet
nemo

It’s not really an animation—you know, puppets and all that sort of thing...
but, personally, I think Nightmare Before Christmas is absolutely fantastic...

Based on Tim Burton's vision... he served as producer, too... and Danny Elfman handled the score... which is also top-tier... if you haven't seen it yet, you really should! 🙂

Oh, I just remembered... Alice in Wonderland... if I recall correctly, it was released on DVD fairly recently... honestly, one of the most messed up animated films I've ever sat through... I truly don't understand why they let kids watch that stuff?! It's downright twisted. 🙂

Benjamin Thompson96 said:It’s not really a cartoon (it uses stop-motion, puppets, and all that...)
but, personally, I think Nightmare Before Christmas is just fantastic...

Based on how Burton's team handled it... he was also a producer... and Danny Elfman did the score... which is incredible too... if you haven't seen it, you really should! 🙂

👍

+I love watching Ghost in the Shell, but man, the English dubbing is driving me crazy.

See-Line Woman said:👍

I love watching Ghost in the Shell, but I have to say, the English dubbing is just painfully bad. It’s almost hard to sit through.

Gee, I don't know... personally, I think it's actually pretty alright. *shrugs* It's definitely not bad compared to some of the other EngDUB versions out there.

It’s possible that the reason is also because the Japanese audio on the DVD is out of sync by about 180 ms. 😁

The best kind of critic is when you grab a little notepad and sketch out some stylized character on all 200 pages, just watching him walk right into the path of an oncoming car. That’s where the real wit is... plus, you get to express yourself artistically.

I’d definitely give Shrek and Ice Age a thumbs up.

In my humble opinion, the absolute king of animated movies has GOTTA BE Ice Age, hands down!👍 👍>

Can anyone point me toward an online site where I can watch animated movies dubbed in American English?

@Kate Reed40 Are you media illiterate or what?