It doesn't matter how old you are to answer this question.

I'd definitely have to say Yellow Submarine. Even though some might say it's just one giant acid trip, I think it's a pretty funny and clever movie; not to mention how well-animated it is for its time.

I'm pretty partial to Up! Just a great movie

I really liked ratatouille. mostly because of all the french stereotypes.

I'd definitely have to say Yellow Submarine. Even though some might say it's just one giant acid trip, I think it's a pretty funny and clever movie; not to mention how well-animated it is for its time.

For pre-Pixar movies, yes that one wins.

I like Toy Story 2. Mostly for this scene:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3RnRDuOMcI

The Incredibles. One of the best animated action films in my opinion. Wish they would make a squeal.

Cars is definitely top 3.. also the shreks were good

Oh yeah, I love Ratatouille!

I don't know why, but I just hate Ratatouillie. I just do.
I don't really have any favorite animated movies.

I guess my movie might be one of the old disney ones, like Snow White or Sleeping Beauty, or The Beauty and the Beast. All of the animated movies nowadays don't have nearly as much classical meaning as these movies do.

Wish they would make a squeal.

They have to. Remember in the end, the mole people came? That leaves Pixar with the sequel right there.

'Castle In The Sky' is really good. My Asian friends showed me that, and it was really good. For Pixar films, either Toy Story, or Finding Nemo. Both are awesome, though I find Nemo to be more quotable:

'Just keep swimming, just keep swimming!'

'I shall call him squishy, and he shall be my squishy.'

'I can speak whale! Wrrroaoar, eeearrkk graaagrh.'

'Fish are friends, not food. Except steak and dolphins.'

'This really is a party! Look, balloons!'

'A sea cucumber walks up to an anemone. Well, he doesnt really walk, because everyone knows sea cucumbers can't walk. Anyways...'

Rather, Dori is more quotable. XD

I don't know why, but I just hate Ratatouillie. I just do.

I think it dosen't have the deep themes like the other Pixar films do. There isn't really a message (ex. Toy Story = friendship)