Three best Animation Movies

1. Three best Animation Movies Monster (2001) If you want to make a list of Pixar's cutest characters and the most imaginative world they have created, monsters, Inc. will appear near the top of both. The studio proved that it really has the ability to be one of the great people, making a sweet, stupid and sad companion comedy about monsters secretly afraid of their frightened children every night. Going out with James P. Sullivan and Mike vazovsky - a fluffy blue top scaremonger, and his ironic green ball colleague - is a complete pleasure, just like spending time on the streets of montropolis, which is crowded with eye-catching beasts, full of visual jokes and Harryhausen jokes. If the fish out of the water setting (Mike and sully accidentally released the human girl boo in the monster city) is excavated as the main laughter, it provides a huge emotional impact, because they begin to realize that she is not a danger at all - just try not to cry in the last "kitten"! Ratatouille (2007) The magic of "rat king" is not only that Pixar made an animation movie about the mouse chef. Somehow, the film did not make the audience want to run to the nearest sick bucket - the most dazzling thing is its sensory elegance. The most impressive feat is to turn the smell into a scene - the ingredients into elegant Abstract Colors, which complement each other, because substandard dishes become culinary works of art Even by Pixar's standards, this sometimes neglected effort is full of charm and beauty - just look at this scene, Snoopy's critic Anton Igor (Peter ottor) bites the nominal food of the film and is brought back to his mother's cooking warmth and love. Not bad for a movie with a fairly basic pun title. Lion King (1994) An brilliant animation movie worth seeing. In the heart of Disney's revival in the 1990s, the Lion King found that the studio had returned to the peak of its power - and its anthropomorphic animals' interpretation of Hamlet was a surprising thing. This is an adult story full of murder and intrigue. After so many years, the situation has become more clear - the lion king is not a fad.