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We’ve compiled a list of the top 10 best 3D animated films from the best animation studios around the world that you should see at least once. Animation is a film genre that appeals to audiences of all ages, not only children. Particularly since the introduction of 3D technology, animated films featuring shimmering forms have been extremely popular.
Finding Nemo (2003)
Finding Nemo is a popular American 3D animated film produced by two well-known firms, Walt Disney and Pixar. The film has even risen to the top of the list of the best-animated films of all time.
Martin Clown’s son Clown and his companion Dory are the protagonists of the film. With gorgeous shaping and numerous fascinating details, the picture also portrays the concept of touching father and son.
The Lion King (1994)
The Lion King is a 3D animated film produced by the Walt Disney Company that has sparked a fever among the next generation of fans since its release in 1994.
The film is set in a wild African forest, and the protagonist is Simba, a lion who is the son of a lion king who rules the jungle.
Many stories of status disputes and animal clashes occur here. Through this film, audiences must also be moved by the love of family and the love that exists in the animal realm.
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The Nut Job (2014)
The Nut Job follows a squirrel on a perilous adventure to save his community. Following the success of 3D animated films with interesting themes, The Nut Job, which was released in 2014, was also a big hit.
The film narrates the story of a squirrel that inadvertently burns the food of the park’s animals. To save both the animal population and himself, he embarked on a wild journey to steal chestnuts from a supermarket.
Tangled (2011)
This is an intriguing narrative about Rapunzel’s adventure in a fairy tale.
Tangled is a captivating 3D animated picture with stunning character design and a unique storyline based on a popular children’s fairy tale.
The plot revolves around a long-haired princess who has been imprisoned for 18 years on a high tower with no access to the outside world. A cunning robber once broke into the tower and whisked her away.
From there, the quest to learn more about Rapunzel, the princess, began.
Frozen (2013)
Walt Disney’s 3D animated films, particularly those about princesses in fairy tales, have never disappointed audiences. Frozen is the most successful picture in the series, and it is deserving of an Oscar nomination for communicating a genuine sense of love and devotion for the family.
Elsa is a princess who can create ice and wind, but her magic causes harm to her younger sister Anna.
The dwarves healed Anna, and she forgot about her Elsa sister. Elsa’s childhood must have been considerably different from her sister’s because her parents were segregated from everyone.
Up (2009)
When it comes to the deep human meaning of life’s value, no 3D animation can compare to Up, the legendary Walt Disney Company film.
Soaring about the dream of an elderly man named Carl, who was resolved to enter Thien Duong waterfall via a balloon house. He saw an unwanted companion, the boy scout Russell, as soon as he began to fly.
From then, both grandchildren and grandparents embarked on an extraordinary voyage.
Toy story (1995)
Toy Story is the first long animation series created with Pixar’s 3D technology, and it generated the first cool feature film in cinema history.
The plot of the film centers around two cowboy characters, Woody and Buzz, who work as space cops. Both of them go on several adventures with various emotional toys, which result in a variety of fascinating and poignant stories.
The Boss Baby (2017)
The 3D animated picture The Boss Baby, which was released in 2017, sparked a worldwide box office frenzy.
The film revolves around the joyful existence of 7-year-old Tim, who is disrupted one day when his reluctant brother enters. Tim had to share affection and warmth since his younger brother tried to intimidate him and take over the house.
So, this hesitant younger brother has something special, and you can guess what it is when you watch movies with him.
How to train your dragon 2
The film is set in the place where the Vikings live, specifically the Berk tribe.
“How to train your dragon 2” is set 5 years after season 1. Here, Toothless and Hiccup will participate in a dramatic, adventurous adventure that promises to be even more special than season 1, when the mission to protect the peace was placed in their hands.
Season 2 of the film can be considered as the visual culmination of DreamWorks after many impressive works. The audience will really have eyes with Toothless and Hiccup’s flying phases in the air, with dragons spreading their wings in the high and wide sky.
The Incredibles
The Incredibles movie series was created by the same amazing geniuses who brought us Toy Stories and Finding Nemo.
Incredible is a film about a family of superheroes who are attempting to live a normal life despite their superpowers. The film depicts the characters’ efforts to keep their superhero abilities hidden from the rest of the world. The film demonstrates how much determination is required to save a planet that no longer respects your efforts.
It quickly became every young child’s favorite film. If you haven’t seen it yet, you should.
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Conclusion
Cartoons of the best animation studios are now not only for children but also suitable for adults to watch together, to ponder the spiritual values and deep humanity in each film. Animost hopes to give you more options to watch movies at the weekend with your family.
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