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I always like to watch cartoon movies....... My favorite cartoon movies are:
Cars, Ice Age, Toy story, Bee Movie...

What are your favorite cartoon movies???????

The first Toy Story was biblical. The South Park Movie was pretty funny as well.

My favorite Cartoon movie is Kungfu Panda2...........This is really an amazing movie.........Loved It...........

my favorite animated movie was Disneys Robin Hood.

yes, the one with animals and the rooster playing guitar.

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Spongebob let me down in themovie department, but The Simpsons Movie was almost as good as Futurama. Toy Story isn't a cartoon.

King Lion and almost all old Disney cartoons...

The Lion King in 3d is fantastic as well.

Lion king is hands down the greatest movie ever made, an emotional rollercoater that one is... the aristocats comes in close second. In fact I love most old disney films, they are great.
Before my Dad became self-employed, and my Mum started working again(she did have to raise four kids after all) we didn't really have much in the way of entertainment in the house. I swear we use to watch Disney films every single day, it didn't matter if we had seen that exact same one the day before they never got old.
The Best cartoon which is not meant for kids has got to be The South Park Movie.

I'm not really sure about new cartoon films, I haven't seen many if I'm honest. The Simpsons movie was pretty funny, and Cars wasn't to bad I suppose... other then that my knowledge of them dies out. Must change that.

Many old Disney films. And The Land Before Time. Oh god, The Land Before Time..

My favourite cartoon movies are, more or less, every single one I watched. The list would be too long if I started posting it.
The ones I remember most are:
The Lion King (1 and 2)
The Land Before Time
The Emperor's New Groove
The Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast
Tangled
Megamind
Kung Fu Panda
Brother Bear
The Princess and the Frog
Aladdin
A Bug's Life

etc....

Old Disney films are always great... Ice Age is brilliant... Why has no one mentioned Shrek yet? And Wall-e!

I love to watch cartoons movies and i already watched some favorite cartoons movies like
1 Toy Story 3
2 Kung Fu Panda
3 The Lion King

1. DBZ and 2. Naruto

The Lion King (all 3)
All Dogs Go To Heaven (all 3)
Toy Story 1 & 2
Balto (all 3)
Animal Farm
101 Dalmatians

I love 'em all.

1. Monsters. Inc
2. Toy Story
3. Tangled

Caz wrote:Old Disney films are always great... Ice Age is brilliant... Why has no one mentioned Shrek yet? And Wall-e!

Holy Hell. I love Shrek! But its not really a cartoon, but who cares, its one of my all time favorite movies. I feel vaguely like Will Smith in I Am Legend when Shrek comes on, because I know it so well.

Right now i am excited to watch the old classic Beauty and The Beast in 3D.

if only american animation is taken into account...

1. The Incredibles
2. Toy Story 1
3. Kung Fu Panda
4. Ratatouille
5. Toy Story 3

Disney titles, specifically those of the cartoon variety, are simply the greatest and most pleasurable films ever created. 101 Dalmatians, Robin Hood, and Toy Story immediately spring to mind as my own personal favorites; the various Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh programs are similarly enjoyable, though the word, as well as many others, describes nearly all Disney films.

I'm surprised that The Brave Little Toaster has yet to be mentioned- I remember it to be an exceptionally unique and especially captivating tale, although, admittedly, I haven't viewed the film in a considerable amount of time. First on my 'to-watch' list, for the time being, are the two Fox and the Hound films- I've never had the pleasure of viewing the second, while it's been many years since my single viewing of the first. I assume both will prove highly entertaining.

Leyyuce wrote:Disney titles, specifically those of the cartoon variety, are simply the greatest and most pleasurable films ever created. 101 Dalmatians, Robin Hood, and Toy Story immediately spring to mind as my own personal favorites; the various Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh programs are similarly enjoyable, though the word, as well as many others, describes nearly all Disney films.

I'm surprised that The Brave Little Toaster has yet to be mentioned- I remember it to be an exceptionally unique and especially captivating tale, although, admittedly, I haven't viewed the film in a considerable amount of time. First on my 'to-watch' list, for the time being, are the two Fox and the Hound films- I've never had the pleasure of viewing the second, while it's been many years since my single viewing of the first. I assume both will prove highly entertaining.

I liked Winnie The Pooh a lot. Monsters Inc. is one of my favorites, along side Finding Nemo.