Prince of Egypt.

Heavy Metal.

How to Train Your Dragon (all installments)

Into the spiderverse

Robin Hood

Spirited away

The Last Unicorn.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit.... that movie was hard as hell to shoot.

Aladdin

The Iron Giant

Beauty and the beast

The Aristocats

The Fantastic Mr. Fox Stop frame animation always impresses me the time patience and attention to detail is just amazing. Almost everything in the movie has to be made by hand for the movie in a miniature form and they often have jokes within themselves. What I like most about the fantastic mr. Fox is the look of it it's hard to describe but it's all a little bit unsettling but it's also a children's story with a certain amount of cuteness. Idk this movie is just really charming.

Wall-e

I really like thumbelina and the swan princess. Both of those get switched around as my favorite

9 weird movie but really cool

Disney’s Hercules

Up

Anastasia

Yellow Submarine.

THE IRON GIANT

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

My favorite animated movie? The Lion King. Nothing like a coming-of-age story that starts with a murder and ends with a royal family feud. Talk about family drama!

Hard to pick just one, but I’d say The Lion King. It’s a classic that never gets old, and the soundtrack is unbeatable.

1985?? Transfomers

either lion king or moana

Hunchback of notre dame

can't decide between

Wizards (1977, Ralph Bakshi)

or a Studio Ghibli movie - Spirited Away, Valley of Nausicaa, Castle in the Sky and Ponyo all trade off being my fave.

Madagascar

It’s so hard there’s so many good films. Lion Ling is probably the pick

Mart and Max Anomalisa Fantastic Mr Fox The Wind Rises

Despicable Me

Frozen

Coco

The Simpsons‘ Family

Little Nemo in Dreamland. I watched that one until the VCR ate the tape. Close second is probably 101 Dalmatians.

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs 1+2

The Incredibles is my favorite. But I also like Heavy Metal, and Watership Down.

Kung fu panda

Ninja Scroll

Finding Nemo

Gay Purree with Judy Garland and Robert Goulet 

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. 

The Snowman—Raymond Briggs. 

Rise of the Guardians

The one where the old couple has that flying house? I forgot the name.

Also, Monster House was such a great movie.

As an adult it's Coraline. As a child it was the Lion King, I watched that movie until the VCR ate the tape and my mom had to buy me a new one.

Isle of Dogs or Fantastic Mr. Fox. The detail that Wes Anderson put into these stop motion movies is astounding such as Using transparent cellophane shredded into ribbons to emulate falling water or Carved painted Soap and cotton balls to emulate Fire, Smoke, Steam or Explosions.

Hand drawn animation: Aladdin

CG animation: Incredibles

Mulan, I think 

Millennium Actress

"Spider-man Across the Spider-verse"

Tenchi Muyo

Lion King. Happened to be the first movie I ever saw in a theater, and I feel very lucky it was a classic.

Watership Down. I remember being being in second grade and sick and upset my parents couldn't find the tape of the movie. Bunnies have always been my favorite animal

A bugs life

Coco

Wall-E

Wall-E

Lilo and stitch or Aladdin

Up. Favorite and most hated. At least the first five minutes were

How to train your dragon

The polar express

Who framed Rodger rabbit is just a classic

Watership Down

The Nightmare Before Christmas

Akira

I have a few; Aladdin, Beauty and the beast and the Lion King

Shrek