Pick Your Favorite Animated Movies, And We’ll Tell You How Many Kids To Have
- by W. Aloysius
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Cartoons are a form of movies and television that many of us never fully grow out of. We are raised watching animated features, and as we get older, we simply find ones that resonate with the person that we have become. Even so, we still find ourselves taking a stroll down memory lane and indulging in some of our our old favorites, enjoying moments of nostalgia before the reality of our job and bills comes crashing back into our conscience. But, even for those brief moments, we are transported back to a simpler time when our primary concern was what type of Lunchable we'd be taking to school on Friday.
Once we reach adulthood and have children of our own, we once again find ourselves watching cartoons, but this time, we are acting more like hostages of sorts. We try to show our kids the things we watched while growing up, but at the end of the day, they will find a movie that they will watch on repeat, driving you mad in the process. But, we grin and bear it realizing that we did the same thing to our parents.
Today, we are going to have you choose your favorite animated films. Based on your answers, we will tell you how many kids you should have!
Would You Choose Shrek Or Puss In Boots?
In a battle that pits a spin-off film against the franchise starter, we are letting you choose between Shrek and Puss in Boots. Shrek was the first instalment in the franchise that has gone on to become one of the greatest animated franchises ever while Puss in Boots proved to be a success at the box office.
Would You Choose The Sword In The Stone Or The Black Cauldron?
When it comes to Disney’s illustrious canon, these two films are black sheeps of sorts. Neither film is on the same level as some of Disney’s biggest hits, but that hasn’t stopped either from gaining a sizeable following. The Black Cauldron was one of the last films Disney released before the Disney Renaissance.
Would You Choose Moana Or Brave?
Disney is once again dominating the animated film scene thank to releasing critically acclaimed films that are seeing them place an emphasis on cultural accuracy. Both Moana and Brave proved to be huge hits at the box office when they were released, and their presence can be felt at Disney parks.
Would You Choose Flushed Away Or Rise Of The Guardians?
Neither of these movies function on the same level as Shrek for DreamWorks, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t solid films. Rise of the Guardians put up significantly better box office numbers than Flushed Away, but as we all know, box office receipts don’t necessarily mean that one movie is better than the other.
Would You Choose The Iron Giant Or Quest For Camelot?
Even though The Iron Giant is one of the most heartbreaking movies that you will ever see, it remains a beloved piece of our childhood. Quest for Camelot, on the other hand, isn’t as loved or remembered as The Iron Giant. Its soundtrack, however, was a star-studded affair that boasted some huge names.
Would You Choose The Little Mermaid Or Beauty And The Beast?
Talk about a truly tough choice. Both of these movies were an integral part of Disney reclaiming their spot at the top. The Little Mermaid was released at the end of the 1980s, and it proved that Disney still had its magic. Beauty and the Beast was released in the early 1990s, taking the world by storm.
Would You Choose Spirited Away Or Howl's Moving Castle?
Disney and DreamWorks aren’t the only studios in the world that are capable of delivering incredible animated films on a consistent basis. For a number of years, Studio Ghibli has been producing some truly incredible films that have captivated audiences. We have pitted two of their greatest works for one tough choice.
Would You Choose Finding Nemo Or A Bug's Life?
After Disney found success with Pixar, the two worked diligently to produce incredible films to add to their canon. Finding Nemo was a worldwide sensation when it was released, and its sequel, Finding Dory, blew the roof off of the box office. A Bug’s Life was a big enough hit to receive its own land at Disney California Adventure.
Would You Choose Toy Story Or Inside Out?
During the 1990s, the landscape of animated features was forever changed when Disney teamed with Pixar to release Toy Story. This would start a relationship that has seen some truly incredible films. 20 years later, Disney and Pixar would release Inside Out which was a commercial smash and critical darling.
Would You Choose The Nightmare Before Christmas Or Corpse Bride?
For this entry, we are going to give you a double dose of Tim Burton and present you with two incredible films to choose from. There is no denying the impact that The Nightmare Before Christmas has had on pop culture, and it remains incredibly popular. While not as big, Corpse Bride proved to be a worth entry into Burton’s catalog.
Would You Choose The Incredibles Or The Good Dinosaur?
It is hard to believe that we have had to wait this long for a sequel to The Incredibles, but we are sure that it will be worth the wait. The first film was a massive success, and the second is expected to do big business. The Good Dinosaur didn’t hit normal Pixar numbers but still found a sizeable audience.
Would You Choose Coraline Or ParaNorman?
Both of these films don’t act as your typical animated film, and yet, they were still able to pique the interest of moviegoers everywhere. Coraline was a box office hit that looked more like a Tim Burton film than most Tim Burton films. ParaNorman, however, focused on a necromancer and was also a stop-motion animated film.
Would You Choose The Brave Little Toaster Or We're Back?
Adapted from children’s novels, The Brave Little Toaster proved to be a successful animated franchise that saw the release of three films. The first instalment of the series was released in 1987. We’re Back, on the other hand, was released 6 years later, making less than 10 million dollars at the box office.
Would You Choose Kubo And The Two Strings Or The Boxtrolls?
There is something to be said about a well-made stop-motion film, and both of these films certainly fit this description. Kubo and the Two strings had a box office haul that left a lot to be desired, but critics loved it. The Boxtrolls fared better at the box office, though critics seemed to prefer Kubo and the Two Strings.
Would You Choose The Lego Movie Or The Lego Batman Movie?
Who could have predicted that this franchise would have taken off in such an impressive way? The Lego Movie took the world by storm once it was released, and anticipation was high for The Lego Batman Movie. It was able to live up to the lofty expectations that had been set by The Lego Movie.
Would You Choose The Secret of NIMH Or All Dogs Go To Heaven?
In an era where Disney was starting to lose its touch, other studios looked to make their move in order to unseat the House of Mouse. During this period, The Secret of NIMH and All Dogs Go to Heaven were released, though it would only be the latter that would taste financial success.
Would You Choose Hotel Transylvania Or Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs?
Both of these films were large enough hits for Sony that they both spawned sequels. Hotel Transylvania was released in 2012 and pulled down over 350 million dollars during its theatrical release. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs was released several years prior, and it did over 240 million dollars.
Would You Choose Despicable Me Or Minions?
It is always something special to see a film come along and change the game like Despicable Me did upon its release. It was released in 2010, and each sequel would see the franchise grow in popularity. It was so popular that the film Minions, based on the secondary characters from the film, saw a worldwide release.
Would You Choose Aladdin Or The Road To El Dorado?
In two treasure seeking adventures, kids had plenty of fun to sink their teeth into when they watched Aladdin and The Road to El Dorado. Aladdin was released a number of years before The Road to El Dorado, and it remains a classic. The latter, however, has achieved a cult following over the years.
Would You Choose How To Train Your Dragon Or Megamind?
Outside of being DreamWorks films that were financial successes, there isn’t too much that these films have in common. How to Train Your Dragon and Megamind are two entirely different films set in two different times. Nevertheless, the talents that be at DreamWorks did amazing jobs with these two hits.
Would You Choose Ice Age Or Shark Tale?
After making its debut in 2002, the Ice Age franchise has seen a total of 5 films released. Though you could argue that its time is over, there is a chance that they make another. Two years after Ice Age was released, Shark Tale made its way onto the big screen, though it never had a sequel.
Would You Choose Tangled Or Wreck-It Ralph?
Leave it to Disney to take the old story of Rapunzel and turn it into a huge hit at the box office. Tangled is yet another example of Disney once again reigning supreme in the animation department. Wreck-It Ralph, however, was also a huge hit for Disney that is seeing a sequel developed and eventually released.
Would You Choose Alice In Wonderland Or 101 Dalmatians?
There has yet to be a decade in which Disney hasn’t found tremendous success, and these two films remains classics in the company’s canon. Alice in Wonderland may be significantly more popular, but it is worth noting that 101 Dalmatians received the live-action film treatment back before it was cool.
Would You Choose Kung Fu Panda Or Madagascar?
Is there anyone out there who hasn’t fallen in love with at least one of these franchises? Both found a ton of financial success and managed to spawn several successful sequels. Both movies are able to pack big laughs and action for viewers to feast their eyes on, and these elements were instrumental in their success.
Would You Choose Hercules Or Mulan?
Your choice between these two movies could come down to which one you would rather have saving you if you were in a pinch. Hercules may be the son of Zeus, but he was born with natural gifts. Mulan, on the other hand, followed her heart and did what she felt was right, rising to the occasion.
