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Poll Question: what of the picked Animated movies are your favourite
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    Posted: May 28 2010 at 14:08
Pixar. 
But, the cartoon I prefer the most is:




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Corpse Bride. The most beautiful Tim Burton movie if you ask me.
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Wallace and Gromit are teh win.
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

no fans of Flåklypa gran prix Cry


There’s one now. But I’m Norwegian, of course. Still, that movie rocks! Dra meg baklengs inn i fuglekassa!
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I forgot this till Nick Parks mentioed it as one of his influences!
 
 
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no fans of Flåklypa gran prix Cry
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Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

^ Roobarb was excellent, but that's drawn animation not stop-motion Wink
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

^ Roobarb was excellent, but that's drawn animation not stop-motion Wink
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^ Roobarb was excellent, but that's drawn animation not stop-motion Wink
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Well Dean if you're going there then.......
 
 
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...though never a full-length feature, Paddington deserves special mention:
 
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...other:
 
Coraline - absolutely brilliant adaption of the book, even Americanising it and adding an extra character (Wybie) didn't spoil it.
 
Special mention to the other Henry Selick film listed (Nightmare Before Christmas) - another magical stop-motion film, though I didn't enjoy James And The Giant Peach as much.
 
(Could you correct Corps Bride to Corpse Bride please)
 


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Pixar, especially for Finding Nemo and Up
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Disney/Pixar by a couple hundred miles
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If it has to be computer generated, Pixar, if not, anything by Miyazaki.
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Have no one here seen Pinchcliffe gran prix (Flaaklypa Grand Prix) a truly classic film and one of a kind even influnced the Pod Race seqence on the Star Wars Episode one which is a cool trivia
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Since no-one voted for Fraggle Rock, I will. I like those when I was a kid; the music was cool too.
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I have to vote Pixar.  Seeing Toy Story in the theaters was quite a memorable experience for me.  Perhaps my most enjoyable theater experience (at least as a child).

I liked Wall-E and Up alot as well.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUuQwPOfQ1M&feature=relatedHeart

wierd in  English but you cant find better Animated movie from 1975
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