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cloakanddagger42
9 is not a terribly good movie. The short film it's based on, however, is excellent.
originalWFHhipster
Everybody should show their kids Watership Down. Cute little bunnies.
Arakawasaurus
Goshu the cellist and the tomb of the fireflies: Why Miyazaki drinks the tears of his fans to keep producing manga.
Smadronia
I've purchased more copies of The Last Unicorn than any other movie. It's my favorite movie
PolkaDottedSheep
The last unicorn will mess you up. People made such dark kids movies back in the day
simonripley
Song of the Sea was amazing. It's on Amazon Prime, I believe.
TashaYar
No one remembers Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw.
Koldfront
If you love David Bowie and depressing animated movies you should check out When The Wind Blows. It might be VERY relevant REAL soon too!
quixotegut
The Secret of Nimh is the best one on here... that's some nostalgia right there. Watership Down comes in 2nd.
BewareJumpingGayWalrus
The last unicorn is my favourite film of all time. Watched the vhs as a child until it broke.. I cried.
dmoore182
I just watched The Secret of NIHM last weekend . It fucking still holds up.
LetsTalkGameDesign
Basil's a goddamn amazing movie. Great palette, crisp animation, excellent voice acting. Track it down.
Mustiz
Brave Little Toaster was my favorite movie when I was a kid, seriously underated movie. I have such fond memories seeing it like 100 times.
imnottryingtobesarcastic
That fucking magnet still haunts me.
Honeydu
The last unicorn is INCREDIBLE. I used to watch it constantly as a child, but I enjoy it even more as an adult.
imnottryingtobesarcastic
I recently bought the book... just a great story!
LucidLunatic
The Last Unicorn is only under appreciated in that it is the best, and there exists someone somewhere who is unaware of the book and film.
kibbypie
I own both.
LucidLunatic
The film was worked on by the author as well, which is why it is so good. Peter S. Beagle.
TheAutoBoT1011
The fact they got Vincent Price to voice Ratigan was awesome.
Totororo
I did not know that!
BranAlastor
"You can't name a planet Bob!"
Gheralt
Nobody said you had to live on Bob.
OrakleActual
Tintin is definitely an underappreciated movie. I for one love the story (having read most of the graphic novels growing up).
agermanguy
And the animation in this movie is awesome .
OrakleActual
Heck yeah!
Blackwoods13
Troll in Central Park should be included....
herheartsfyre
Also Nemo's adventure is slumberland
IHateBeingBipolarItsAwesome
PLANET BOB
kmikl
I love it when you can call a planet by it's first name. I LIKE BOB.
junk4u
Earth 2 (Bob)
beardosaurusrex
Once Upon A Forest! I watched that movie ALL the time as a kid!
Jezi23
Same! I named one of my hamsters Abigail after that movie
leoswife746
IIRC it always made me cry. Can't remember why tho
PandraPierva
Glad to see 9 has been getting some love. Saw it in theaters enjoyed it.
ChibiYui
I was really disappointed with it, covered and cambria in the trailer, no coheed and cambria in the movie.
TheScreamingMutes
One of the coolest movies out at the time i thought. Pretty dark too.
PandraPierva
Yea it was interesting.
1dp1
God damn first Molly Grue lead scene in The Last Unicorn broke my fucking heart dude
tigriscantus
A movie list without In Bruges in it.... take my upvote.
rbrewls
Is that animated?
tigriscantus
It some how manages to find its way into several lists
Toqueman
......is it animated?
JohnnyAmpersand
Only if you count Colin Farrell as a cartoon character
Toqueman
Is he animated?
Timmehchanga
Dude Titan AE was so great!! My dad was big into animated movies, loved that and Heavy Metal!
TheScreamingMutes
Hell yeah!
TenspeedGV
Titan AE was way ahead of its time and deserves far more respect than it gets.
DeletedByAdmin
Man... Heavy Metal. That B-17 scene freaked an 11 year old me out.
Timmehchanga
Dude I was just about as young. My dad would stand and the end of the hallway and bellow "STEEERRRNNNN" that and "BOYYY" from phantasm!
kmikl
I liked that every story had John Candy in it somewhere.
GadenKerensky
I once saw a guy who made a profile on DeviantART solely to say why Titan AE was a shitty movie. It... wasn't convincing.
BountyHunterBobaFett
Rock-A-Doodle
leoswife746
Chantecler!!!!!!!!
quillfreminenti
My parents rented that movie for me so often that when it came on TV one night they taped over another movie so I could watch it whenever.
quillfreminenti
I ended up wearing that VHS out over the years. I could probably still mouth along to the words.
Courtmoo
What a day. The sun is shining brightly!
slitherysnek
I love that movie!
Courtmoo
Me too! Don Bluth ftw!
Wubba
Rock-a-doooooooooooooooo
scoobydeezy
Chanticleer! Chanticleer! Chanticleer!
whereareyoubear
I'm 30 and can still quote along with The Last Unicorn.
GinNMiskatonics
Have a taco.
Keru
America made the soundtrack/theme for the movie and by fuck they knocked it out of the park.
LunaLuscus
If you want a fantastic cover of the theme, look up Dan Avidan on YouTube. His band Ninja Sex Party isn't usually my thing but DAMN that 1/2
marille
https://youtu.be/uF1Q56YAo0Q link to the clip
badgergadget
Thanks!
LovelyLiesl
I'm going to see them live, this friday! I hope Dan sings this song.
PolkaDottedSheep
Yes to all the above. That cover is unreal.
LunaLuscus
I'm probably gonna buy the digital copy of Under The Covers. Listened to the samples, watched the videos for Take On Me and 1/2
LunaLuscus
Everybody Wants To Rule The World, and they range from pretty good to fantastic, so I think it's worth a buy.
polarablues64
The burlesque mouse from the great mouse detective turned a lotta little boys into furries "let me be good to you..."
BlackBiblio
There was a lot of confusion in that era... I mean this and Lola Bunny were my childhood... God Im glad I'm not a furry...
IraqiWalker
Many credit her with the explosion of the furry culture
22ndCenturyTransient
Hey, silver lining is if we ever find an alien species humanity is gonna Captain Kirk all over the galaxy.
ExplainTheJoke
"Humanity Fucks the Universe" sounds like a porno. I'm all for it.
22ndCenturyTransient
Yeah, after discovering the... breadth of porn on the internet, I've always found it amusingly positive that no matter what alien species1/2
22ndCenturyTransient
we run into, whether sapient slime or a 30' tall rock thing, there's humans out there that'd be totally into fucking that lol 2/2
polarablues64
Didn't mean to say it like it was a bad thing.
BlackBiblio
I had no intention to imply you had, my apologies. I was just trying to make a wide statement and finish with a personal one.
polarablues64
All good, just don't understand all the hate.
BlackBiblio
I feel it is likely more just a general dislike of the furry culture because of how invasive it sometimes seems. Just a guess, not an opinon
ColoneISanders
Wait, the people that made Watership Down made an equally sad movie called Plague Dogs?
Pishposhbingbong
Not just that, the man who wrote the books that inspired them wrote them both. Thats misery squared.
Jomini001
The first scenes, of the boys in the lab, are horrible. One pup is repeatedly drowned and resuscitated and the terrier got a lobotomy iirc
Muad
Richard Adams, who died last Christmas, wrote both novels.
ShittyMcFartPoop
I read them at age 10 - had an huge influence on how I see mankind. We can be gorgeous and disgusting as a species. We have to choose right!
Rotsuoy
Watch Watership Down, then Plague Dogs, then follow it up with Felidae. However, the books are much better than all three films.
Rotsuoy
WD misses large parts of the rabbit religion(?). PD is a bit bland compared to the book. Felidae is a great noir-esc story told by a cat.
Yanov
Now try to see "When the Wind Blows", if you can.
ArcaneConjecture
"My heart has joined The Thousand, for my friend stopped running today".
PunchInTheDicker
As a small child I used to borrow either watership down or dot and the kangaroo every time. I used to cry every time
PrincessConsuelaPantyhoseII
Equally sad? Nah Watership Down is a walk in the park, Plague Dogs haunts me even now. #swimtotheisland
alansword
Waaaaaaay sadder lad
Ruik
They're both books. Plague Dogs may be a tad more depressing.
Muad
You know they're by the same author, I guess?
Ruik
Yup, I've owned both books since i was a kid.
HoaryP
Plague Dogs is 200% sadder and more disturbing IMHO
LunaLuscus
Especially because the ending is a lot more did-they-didn't-they than the end of the book. Gonna include the ending behind spoiler tags 1/2
LunaLuscus
#####SPOILER FOR PLAGUE DOGS BEYOND THIS POINT###### 2/3
LunaLuscus
Basically, end of the book, they actually do find the little one's master and live happily ever after. Movie ends leaving you not 3/4
LunaLuscus
knowing if the island the one dog sees in the distance is there or just another hallucination.
FreaknikSaveUs
Yes. Watch them both in one night and fight the urge to kill yourself. That's how I spend my Friday nights. Always a gamble
Proboscidea4815162342
It's really not that bad. I enjoyed both of them.
FreaknikSaveUs
I believe they call people like you psychopaths
Proboscidea4815162342
Thanks for the complement.
shhep
Throw in Grave of Fireflies for the variety, so you don't get used to one particular suicidal thought too!
BobTheGoon
You. I like you.
NintendoSupport
ADD DOGS PURPOSE
PipeandSlippers
You sound like someone who'd be fun to do acid with.....well once at least
FreaknikSaveUs
I'm down
allergyprincess
I want to join in on this party
shhep
Those two films are equal to snuff films to me. I know I'll never watch them. I don't need that in my life.
LordDamien
Watch it!
LordDamien
You need ut in your life
Rotsuoy
Plague Dogs is about lab test dogs. Watership Down shows the life of wild rabbits and the trials they face. They're supposed to be grim.
shhep
I know what those are about. They're about how cruel, unforgiving and downright twisted life is. They're traumatizing at least to someone
shhep
with... quite rampant and vivid writer's imagination. So, never touching them with a fucking stick.
Rotsuoy
That's totally fine to feel that way! You might enjoy reading Watership Down though. The rabbits have their own myth and culture. It's neat.
lollerllama
Was Ferngully really underrated? I love that movie.
8hourgamer
Seeing as it's pretty much just a popularity contest, most animated films not by Disney can be called "underrated"
sitarhero
Same with Titan AE. What the hell?
EmpressDahlia
Sadly yes, I love the movie too. You should watch "The Secret of NIHM" if you love "Fern Gully"
RaynWisp
FernGully was the shit, and it introduced a generation to environmentalism.
thezookeeper
Also no mention of Tim Curry's badass voicing of Hexxas?
SunBrolem
Oil and grime... poison sludge Diesel clouds and noxious muck Slime beneath me, mmm... slime up above Ooh you'll love my... toxic love.
thegarlicawakens
No. Still popular. As many have done as well, I cannot help but see how Avatar is just a newer scarier Fern Gully.
QueenCousland
I saw Avatar more as Pocahontas.
CoolHandRK
I mean Avatar set box office records. So it cant be underrated.
Drefantor
I think it came out at the same time as other movies and it just got missed. Don't remember what though
davebeastly
Rescuers 2 maybe Little Mermaid?
davebeastly
I remember being pretty hyped about going to see Fern Gully as a kid though. So I don't think it was that underrated, not with kids anyways.
Drefantor
Looking at it Aladdin came out in the same year but was at Christmas. I think it might have been just a kids movie that wasn't Disney.
monkeybooty
II don't think so. Robin Williams was the voice of batty. I really loved "Toxic Love" or whatever by the hotel manager from Home Alone 2
UseRamen
Tim curry
RandomPoopFace
To a sweet transvestite, from transsexual Transylvania. Doctor Frank-N-Furter from The Rocky horror picture show. 2/2
RandomPoopFace
His name is Tim Curry and he has played many great roles, included from the IT clown Pennywise from the original movie 1/2
monkeybooty
Yeah I know. It's a joke.
wardenda
TIM CURRY YOU FUCKING CASUAL
monkeybooty
I know who he is. It was a joke.