Your favourite non-disney animated films?

[silverraven0]

I love:
-Coraline, it's just amazing.
-Arthur and the minimoys (animation and real human), but only the first one since the second and third is s*ck.
-Epic. kinda forgotten about this until I search my memory of it.
-How to train your Dragon (I haven't watched the second one...)
-Tom and jerry movie (the one where they were helping an orphan girl from bad guys and the one where they actually talk).
-Scooby doo (whatever form it is), but there's this one movie where they go to a cat island (forgot the title) is the one that I love the most.
-the others, I forgotten. XD

I rarely watched anything these few years and at some point forgotten whatever movies I watched before, so this is the only titles I can remember.

I actually watched Max and Mary when I'm still in middle school and I have no idea what kind of movie I'm watching at the moment. Maybe its because of my undeveloped English and the story is somewhat surreal I don't even understand what the f*ck happened in the entire movie.

There's also a great movie I watched in French before (I think its in French? or not?) about a cockroach that's turned to a humanoid like creature with a beautiful voice that's helping a small singer to reach the top (or something like that since I understand nothing). I forgotten the title and most of its story since it have been so long since I watched it, do if one of you know the title, I would like to try watching it again.

[zoonland]

Balto, even if it has a lot of ex-Disney animators in it...

Ghost in the Shell...

My Nieghbor Totoro

The Owls of Ga' Hoole was graphically great...

Peanuts movie was good too.

[violin]

Studio Ghibli, hands down! Love love love Miyazaki films.

Really loved "Your Name" by Makoto Shinkai as well

[andrew17]

I have a taste for French animation.

April in the Extraordinary world. A steampunk Paris, a talking cat, and a snowglobe that can change the world. What more do you need?

Belleville Rendezvous. The Tour de France, gangsters, and jazz-age old lady triplets.

a Town Called Panic. This is just bonkers!

[yondoloki]

Prince of Egypt, it's a fucking masterpiece!

Other than that I agree with many here Mamoru Hosoda, Miyazaki, Secret of Kells, there's a lot of great films

[Valbear]

People have pretty much put all my favorites on here already.

My top animated non-disney films are
Prince of Egypt (didn't realize how many fans there were. Really glad to see that so many people love it)
The Iron Giant
The Secret of Nimh
Land Before Time
Spirited Away (and the rest of studio ghibli)
Fantastic Mr. Fox
and Everything Mamoru Hosoda and Satoshi Kon basically.

I've seen Secret of Kells once but it didn't really click with me. I've been wanting to check out the other movies they've made too. I haven't ventured too much into french animation but I really want to. This is just a huge thread of recommendations for me, I'm excited to check some of these out.

[ISNEKO]

Rango.

As a western and not a child's movie.

[summer_coefficient]

Redline is one of those films that's so good, it makes almost everything else look cheap by comparison. For the love of god, please watch Redline. Do yourself the kindness.

[gmaximin]

Kells & Song of the Sea are already mentioned. But it seems no one mentioned two other of my favorites:
- Jack & the cuckoo-clock heart => Poetic, sincere, dreamlike... the movie just follow the atmosphere of the band that made it (Dionysos).

Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart (2013) - IMDb

• A Monster in Paris => Mildly entertaining, but the soundtrack is good M & Vanessa Paradis...
  
  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0961097/

[allenT]

I like some old anime movies even i don't watch much now.
I'll skip the popular choices like Dreamworks, Miyazaki's film, and Don Bluth movies.
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Summary

Animal Farm (1954)
We're Back! (1993)
Cats Don't Dance (1997)
Rise of the Guardians (2012)
The Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
Rango (2011)
Mune: Guardian of the Moon (2014)
WaterShip Down (1978)
The Plague Dogs (1982)
Dark Crystal (1982) (live action puppets)
The Last Unicorn (1982)
Balto (1995)
Netflix's White Fang (2018)
Invader Zim enter the Florpus (2019)

Now Anime Movies:
Jin-Roh: Wolf Brigade (1999)
Millenium Actress (2001)
Jack Black the movie (1996)
You Are Umasou (2010)
Doraemon: Stand by Me (2014)

anime movies directed by Mamoru Hosoda:
Summer Wars (2009)
Wolf Children (2012)
Bakemono No Ko (2015)

I love this short TV-feature from Sanrio, i adore it's sad ending!
Chirin's Bell (1978)

Animal anime movies directed by Gisaburo Sugii.
Night on the Galactic Railroad (1985)

Arashi no Yoru Ni (One Stormy Night)

The Life of Guskou Budori (2013)
(as much i love his older works, this one is not my favorite though)

other:
Rock Dog (2016)
Spycies (2019)

Now you know my preferences.

[irresponsiblepics]

France still does trad animation.
Many youtuber animators do trad.
Its anything but RIP

[irresponsiblepics]

Without question

Mindgame is just a stunning film and everything that animation is all about

(prefer to watch it in french or finnish with subs. English Dub is bland)

Kells,Song of Sea and this recent film

[Stargazer31]

Spirited Away. Princess Mononoke. Ponyo. Howl's moving Castle. My neighbour Totoro. Castle in the Sky. Nausicaa of the valley of the wind. Lupin 3rd- Castle of Cagliostro. Kiki's delivery service. Porco Rosso.
If you've never watched Ghibli, you're really missing out.

[surenlicious]

Nobody gonna mention 9 here? Okay.

My absolute favorite currently is still Monkey: Hero Is Back:

[ble]

No problem, none of Disney animated films are my favorite. Mine are mostly anime.

The tale of princess Kaguya

Ghost in the Shell

Cowboy Bebop the movie

When Marnie was there

[siluscomics]

For me it's gotta be The Swan Princess.

and the absolute JUGGERNAUT that is The Land Before Time

[Mari]

Can't believe you necroed the thread and not one of you included Kubo and the Two Strings

[andrew17]

Hurrah for the mention of April and the Extraordinary world and Belleville Rendezvous (Or the Triplets of Belleville if you like)

Just two more classics to add:

The Phantom Tollbooth - Chuck Jones at his best:

Yellow Submarine. Because.

[siluscomics]

OR if you feel like a night of cringe, there's the horror show that was Cool World with a SUPER young Brad Pitt...

[sushy00]

I liked The Cat Returns a lot!