10 Best Animated Movies 2009-2022

It's impossible to talk about animation without also mentioning Disney, which is why this list of the best-animated movies you can watch right now has Disney movies listed first.


That's because it's not simply about watching these movies — it's about learning from them and turning into the animation director yourself. These are some of the best-animated movies you can watch right now, so check them out and see them.

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1. "Moana" (2016)

Directed by Alex valve; Written by Lawrence Phillips; Based on the Oceania folktale “Tutu”; This is another film about a father and daughter embarking on an adventure, this time across the Pacific Ocean. Moana is a hero’s daughter who can use the ancient oceanic magical powers to save the day.


The creative storyline, stunning visuals, and likeable characters make this an easy film to love and leave you with a smile on your face.


2. "Kung Fu Panda 3" (2017)

Directed by Andy Lau; Written by John Stevenson; For those who love kung fu movies, Kung Fu Panda 3 is another classic that you need to watch. This one goes back to its Dragonball origins, but with Ping-pong instead of martial arts. Kung Fu Panda 3 is a fun movie to watch with the whole family, with its heartwarming message and great jokes.


3. "The Boxtrolls" (2015)

Directed by Robert Stevenson; Written by J. A. Shapiro; This is one of those classic kids’ movies you won't be able to unseen. This charming animated tale follows the eponymous character as he comes of age during the Great Boxtroll Revolt.


The movie stays true to its classic story and doesn't shy away from addressing issues such as child labor and workplace discrimination.


4. "Zootopia" (2016)

Directed by Byron Howard; Written by Rich Moore; This is another Disney creation, this time based on a true story. The plot follows a rabbit and a dog who are drawn into a world of crime and corruption, where they fall in love with each other’s species.


The movie is hilarious, charming, and heartwarming, and you can’t help but fall in love with the two main characters.


5. "Loving Vincent"

Directed by Jay Scott; Written by Jim Mickle; This film is based on an actual case study and chronicles the relationship between a man and his dog, which is perhaps the ultimate love story.


A talented veterinarian falls in love with his loyal canine patient, and the story follows the animals’ journey together. The movie is filled with heart, and the couple’s relationship is one of the most heartwarming and inspiring you’ll ever see.


6. "How To Train Your Dragon 2" (2010)

Directed by Dean DeBlois; Written by Jane Espenson; This fairy tale sequel follows the dragon trainees as they venture into dangerous lands to investigate a mysterious loss. The movie is filled with thrilling action, heartwarming moments, and a great message about the dangers of self-destructive behavior.


7. "Song Of Ice And Fire: A Songwriter's Journey" (2014)

Directed by Marc Shaiman; Written by Joshua Zetumer; This is an inspiring documentary about songwriters and musicians who have used their art to effect social change. It follows the lives of four different composers and songwriters who are working at different stages of their careers.


The documentary is beautiful, charming, and heartwarming, and pays tribute to all the great people who have influenced our musical culture.


8. "The Red Turtle" (2009)

Directed by André Neme; Written by Nada Kambuluta; This is a beautifully animated film about a lonely sea turtle who embarks on a journey to reunite with his family and mates. The movie is filled with gorgeous imagery and a heart-pounding pace, and you’ll love the characters even if you don’t fully understand their language.


9. "The Secret Life Of Pets" (2016)

Directed by Jon Cherry; Written by Katie Dippold; Rated PG; The adorable animals are back in this sequel, and they’re getting into some mischief in the process. This time around, the pets are looking for love — not food.


The movie is filled with heartwarming moments and tons of laughs, and you’ll be hanging on every word when the animated animals speak to you.


10. "The Lego Ninjago Movie" (2017)

Directed by Phil Lord; Written by Jennifer Cappellari; Rated PG; This is a family movie that follows a group of young boys as they set out to become the greatest ninja team in history. The movie is filled with adventure, heroism, and a great message about being true to yourself, something all of us can use more of in our lives.

 

If you're looking for a good time with friends or a quality family flick to stream on your holiday movie night, then you've come to the right place. 

So pick your next watchlist and watch it right now!

You can comment below your favorite animated films and I hope I will add them to the list.


Written By: Nivetha



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