Top 10 Animated Movies That Should Be Taught in Film School

1. If you like animated classics, you might also like Noah’s Impressions on JrMojo!

   • I did not watch the video but it should be every Ghibli movie ever

   • I did, so what do you think of my choice for films.

   • WatchMojo.com i thought the title was going to end in “school”

   • That is very nice list, I would also add some others Animated jems as well.
     My Top 20 Animated Movies I would show in film school
     1) Bambi(1942)
     2)Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs(1937)
     3) Pinocchio(1940)
     4)Coco(2017)
     5)The Lego Movie(2014)
     6)Fantasia(1940)
     7)The Nightmare Before Christmas(1993)
     8)Dumbo(1941)
     9)101 Dalmatians(1961)
     10)The Little Mermaid(1989)
     11)The Lion King(1994)
     12)Toy Story Trilogy(1995, 1999, 2010)
     13)Spirited Away(2001)
     14)Princess Mononoke(1997)
     15)An American Tail(1986)
     16)The Secret of NHIM(1982)
     17)The Transformers: The Movie(1986)
     18)Aladdin(1992)
     19)Beauty and the Beast(1991)
     20)Sleaping Beauty(1959)

     What do you think of my list and thank you for a wonderful video.

   • the best movie in japanese history. um what about Godzilla!?

2. You guys are basically scraping the barrel for new and original Top 10’s

3. Not even an honorable mention to The Lion King?!

4. Emoji Movie

5. Yellow submarine was unique and Trippy and visually pleasing and also a fun story that was a good kids movie and a great Beatles movie
   It’s hard to explain how stunning it was but it should be taught in film school for its versatility

6. Inside out is overrated

7. Treasure Planet is another animated masterpiece that should be taught in film school for the following film-making topics:

   1. It’s an original adaptation of a beloved book, while also being faithful to it.

   2. It contains relatable and realistic characters, especially Jim Hawkins.

   3. It has emotional moments and relationships, especially of course, between Jim and Silver.

   4. It does the “Show, Don’t Tell” technique.

   5. It takes place in an original universe with a setting that’s unique and unlike most sci-fi films that came before and after it.

   6. It shows how hand-drawn animation can combine and blend with CGI perfectly.

   7. It has a three-dimensional, morally ambiguous, and complex villain in the form of Silver.

   8. It has sidekicks that actually support the plot and not just to be there for comic-relief and to sell a ton of merchandise out of.

   9. It doesn’t have romance as the movie’s main focus, though it is a subplot for the secondary characters.

   10. It has a clever, original, and awesome script.

   11. It delivers a heart-warming and inspiring message.

   TP is a film that defied the Disney formula, tried to be different and to stand out from the rest, and is unlike anything anyone has ever seen before. But unfortunately, it bombed big time at the box-office due to it’s dreadful marketing campaign and bad timing. The main factor as stated by BREADSWORD’s video about why the company should’ve never have shunned it just because the premise for it sounded stupid and how they really should’ve have some faith in it to be successful and become a big franchise. It has also shows the potential of making more movies like TP! Let this movie be the ultimate teaching tool for future animated filmmakers and especially for executives on why creativity, high-quality, and originality matter way more than profit!

8. wow… akira as just a mention??

9. Snow White is not the first full length animated movie.

10. spirited away has always been my favorite. ?

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