Spidey Freak

Yes, please! They deserve to be placed very high!

Though I actually didn't say that in my post. Ben Affleck however, is.

Having said that, Justice League is shaping up to be pretty diverse in nature, once you get past the two straight white dudes playing the biggest mammoths in the series.

The Last Airbender had the potential to be the biggest diversity franchise of all time if it hadn't been for whitewashing and Shyamalan.

Flopzilla and Flopstellar.

Guardians of the Galaxy also beat X-Men, Captain America and is likely to finish at #1 for the year! The point is kind of moot. As for BH6, it was WDAS's next following Frozen. Disney Animation could have made a Squirrel Girl film following Frozen and it would've easily crossed 200M! Heck, I actually think a post-Frozen Disney Squirrel Girl would have outgrossed Winter Soldier and Lego Movie since it is more appealing to Disney's core demographic than BH6!

When did we get married for 20 years, Blank?

You should read Neil Gaiman's take on it in his Sandman series. In animation, The Spectacular Spider-Man had a wonderful spin on it by devoting half a season to Peter and his friends rehearsing it as their high school play and then an entire episode was devoted to the Spidey supporting cast acting out the play (with Spider-Man and villains inspired costumes no less!) intercut with scenes of Spidey taking on the Sinister Six. I'll always be grateful to Sony for producing that magical show no matter how much they keep dropping the ball when it comes to big screen live action. We lost it too soon. Btw, Disney did have a Midsummer's animated short with Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Daisy playing the roles of the four lovers.

It IS a life sustaining bounty of epic GIFs after all.

It's weird how this is the second time in a span of 4 months where Wall-E ended up beating my No.1 film (Eternal Sunshine in this list, Aladdin in Iceroll's Top 100 Animated Movies list) with a very narrow margin that could have been avoided if I hadn't included it in my own list.

No, it is the sequel series to JL, like Korra is to Avatar.

Now that TASM is taking a break, will be really cool to see Andrew's non-Spidey projects.

On my TO SEE list! I usually avoid anime like the plague unless it is truly transcendental like Avatar/Korra or Ghibli. Heard a LOT of great things about Titan though so will watch it soon. Also, please do the GIF thing you did for your Greatest Animated Movies list. LOVED IT!

On my list along with Breaking Bad and The Wire.

1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer 2. Avatar: The Last Airbender 3. Twin Peaks 4. Batman: The Animated Series 5. Game of Thrones 6. Wonderfalls 7. The Wonder Years 8. The Amazing Race 9. My So-Called Life 10. Freaks and Geeks 11. X-Men (1992) 12. The Spectacular Spider-Man 13. Survivor 14. Arrested Development 15. The Legend of Korra 16. The Simpsons 17. Firefly 18. South Park 19. Justice League Unlimited 20. Spider-Man: The Animated Series 21. Misfits 22. True Blood 23. Dexter's Laboratory 24. The Powerpuff Girls 25. Samurai Jack 26. Angel 27. Malcolm in the Middle 28. Bleach 29. Dexter 30. Futurama 31. Pushing Daisies 32. Batman Beyond 33. Friends 34. Young Justice 35. Reaper 36. The IT Crowd 37. Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes 38. Aladdin 39. Justice League 40. Jem and the Holograms 41. Different Strokes 42. Glee 43. Who's the Boss? 44. Family Guy 45. Penny Dreadful 46. The X-Files 47.The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest 48. Extreme Ghostbusters 49. Saturday Night Live 50. Thundercats (original 80's) 51. The Tick 52. Beast Machine Transformers 53. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? 54. Duck Tales 55. Gargoyles 56. Project Runway 57. Top Chef 58. Spartacus 59. Lost 60. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2002)

No, it was spot on. Wyldstyle/Lucy and Valka just had weak shadows of character arcs, nothing more.

Marshmallow went and smashed some pheasants, squirrels and other forest animals for her. There is a reason we don't see those critters in Frozen unlike other Disney Princess films!

Oh ok I didn't know Safety Not Guaranteed was ineligible. I forgot about Lilo & Stitch so including that in my list instead.

1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2. Attack the Block 3. Inception 4. Donnie Darko 5. Cloud Atlas 6. Children of Men 7. The Hunger Games 8. Lilo & Stitch 9. Hanna 10. K-PAX 11. A Scanner Darkly 12. The Cell (2000) 13. Wall-E 14. Chronicle 15. Never Let Me Go 16. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire 17. Meet the Robinsons 18. Sunshine 19. Her 20. A.I. 21. Moon 22. District 9 23. Paul 24. Treasure Planet 25. Looper The only reason I'm excluding Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is because I consider it as fantasy opposed to sci-fi. And see my previous posts for The Prestige.

Flip-book style promotional anime video for "Baymax" (Japanese release), sweetly depicting the relationship between Hiro and Tadashi/Baymax:

This was never going to be Frozen 2. It will do How To Train Your Dragon numbers, which is GREAT for a non-princess Disney animation!

Musker and Clements. Aladdin and The Little Mermaid. From the same team! I can easily overlook Treasure Planet (which had its moments btw). Cannot wait for Moana. Oh and Jennifer Lee as writer/director is WIN after Frozen and Wreck-It Ralph.

The Tesla con theory: Personally I prefer this as it is more fitting to the movie themes of illusions and misdirection.

Never Let Me Go is definitely sci-fi.

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