Your favourite non-disney animated films?

[gwizdala]

I know this isn't a movie, but I still think Samurai Jack has some of the best art direction of any animated television show.

[Benetnasch]

I've read it several times, actually. It's one of my favorite books. xD;

[panda3291]

[liquidlilium]

So many of my (non-disney) favorites already posted xD
Here's some I'm pretty sure I didn't see

I'm so surprised to not see this one I'm not convinced it really isn't on the list.

Could find the full movie but not a trailer xD So I linked a scene instead.
Can recommend checking out all the DCAMU movies if you like DC but this one is my favorite

Can honestly recommend this one to non-DC fans too

[liquidlilium]

I remember that I have watched it some time as a kid^^
I don't remember the movie at all though^^;

[Mari]

Is one of your other favourites LOTR, because I gave that up after 200 pages of hobbits picking carrots xD

[aqua03]

OK, Here are some of mine.

Despicable Me
Unpopular opinion and Illumination hate aside, this movie is the strongest of their filmography and is a fun and sweet movie about fatherhood that I enjoyed a lot. (That, and I saw it for my birthday a few years back.)

The Lego Movie and The Lego Ninjago Movie
LEGOs are some of my favorite toys of all time (that I still collect to this day) and the movie managed to take a premise that sounds like it'll be terrible and turned it into one of the most visually unique and smartest animated films in a while. Also, the Ninjago Movie was a lot of fun, even if it was just okay at best.

Castle of Cagliostro
Only recently saw this one a few months back with my dad and sister through a special screening. It was a lot of fun and it was great to see one of the more influential animated films in theaters.

Prince of Egypt
Someone else already mentioned it as well. I loved this film so much that my friend just straight up gave me his copy because that was the only film I wanted to watch at his house. Also, still the best and most accurate religious/Christian movie out there and it was made by the guys who made the Bee Movie. So, step up your game plan Christian film makers!

Anyways, those are some of my favorite non Disney/Pixar animated movies. Thanks for reading!

[Benetnasch]

It's not my favorite, but I've read it in its entirety. It's a "read once and appreciate" kind of thing. I personally prefer The Hobbit because it's easier to digest. One of my favorites is Harry Potter, however. Least? The Witches of Eastwick. I'd sooner reread LOTR for Tom Bombadil than try to finish that.

But anything is better than Twilight.

[Mari]

Idk, I read twilight, and while it's contents are garbage I thought the writing itself was alright. Like I had no trouble reading it, I just burst out laughing a whole bunch from the absurdity of it. You know what I mean? Like how some books (cough cough inkheart cough cough) have an engaging plot but the writing style is so just....not.

I used to like Harry Potter. Or, I used to love it. I disliked the last book like no other, though. Haven't read the whole series in a long while though, so I might not dislike it quite as much.

[Rhombik]

Land Before Time.

Although I never got all the fuss about the tree star.

[KoreanTacos]

It was symbol that represented little foots mother hence why he's hesitant to eat it after his mother's death.

Edit: However like any good form of symbolism it's best determined by the individual audience rather than the movie blatantly telling you.

[Rhombik]

It was symbol that represented little foots mother hence why he's hesitant to eat it after his mother's death.

That's what I didn't get. I'd be a bit reluctant to give up mementos too... but I might have a quick re-think if it was the only food source.

[bobabyulcom]

Of course scooby doo movies. But I also love nearly every Ghibli movie. The two most underrated I also adore, which are:

Which is a charming coming of age movie, and

which is ALSO a charming coming of age movie.

Aisde from these, I also like these non-ghibli animations.

I love myself some suspense/ horror.

[hades]

Satoshi Kon means a LOT to me.

[spicy_sweets]

Sameeeee. Paranoia Agent's golden.

[A-weird-girler]

Probably Studio Ghibli

[Vanesalisa]

Quest of Camelot
Ghibil movies
Anastasia
fantastic Mr. Fox
some old cartoon movies I forget
swan princess

[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