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Top 5 Best & Worst Animated Films of 2017 (Patreon)

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2017-12-27 20:02:36
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2019-01-20 04:16:55
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2026-06
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PASSWORD: BestWorst2017

Now that we’ve done business with babies, texted our rage about emojis, played with a couple of Lego sets and made sweet music with some skeletons, it’s time to sort out which are the best and the worst of 2017!

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Radio ‘95

3 Sony movies on your worst list! That is a NEW RECORD!! I'm actually sorta looking forward to the Grinch movie, mostly because it sorta fits the Nostalgia Critic's suggestions he made in his The Grinch review. "Well... maybe you could shorten it, by an hour or two": No announcement about the running time, so I dunno. "And maybe some bright colors for a friendlier view": Well, the teaser poster is definitely more colorful than the live action movie poster. "A more subtle actor might be anticipated": Benedict Cumberbatch is a very subtle actor, and his deep booming voice is on par with Karloff's. "And hey, you know what else? Why not make it animated?": Done, and done.

Kim Lechman

Even though all three Sony Animation films made it on the worst list, I’d still rather watch Smurfs the Lost Village over The Boss Baby, because even if it wasn’t well executed, it at the very least had a better story to tell than the later. As for the best list, Coco is without a doubt the best animated film of 2017, in fact for me, it’s become one of my favorite Pixar films of all time. Maybe not quite as good as the Toy Story trilogy (and yes, I know there’s a forth one coming soon, but for now, it’s still a trilogy) Inside Out or WALL-E, but I would put it either below or above the levels of Up. Also, I liked that you put the song Time it be Awesome in the video, because in a way, it kind of symbolizes the feel I personally have for what we have in store for 2018. Sure, this year wasn’t, so with 2018 on the way with very promising films, It’s Time to be Awesome!

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Ouch what a shitty year in soooo many respects, well here's to another year where hopefully it turns out better. With two stop motion pros returning, and two anticipated sequels, I'm hopeful.

Pokematic (edited)

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2026-11-10 05:00 So glad I'm watching here because I don't want to deal with the cancer of the youtube comments, lol. Hopefully Columbia is responsible for Spider-Man and not Sony Pictures Animation. Columbia did the live action ones, and I thought all of them were good (except for 3).
2017-12-28 18:52

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Lol, technically, there are 6 Spider-Man films from Columbia. Can you really say that all of them are good when you would not include half of them as good? :P

Pokematic
>>9139050

I liked Spider-Man 1 and 2, the Amazing Spider-Man films, and Homecoming (5 of the 6). It's just Emo Parker in Spider-Man 3 that a bit much and "lets throw in ALL the characters" that made it overcrowded.

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

OH! You mean except for Spider-Man 3 XP My bad. I misread your comment and thought you said except for 3 of the Spider-Man films.

Darremiah

Hey I have just sent you an email and I can't wait to see you review the movies that I have just mentioned and I can't wait to see more from you including the upcoming movies of this year!

Darremiah

In the best of reasons, I should say that they should do R-rated R animated movies just like they did with Sausage Party which was actually a good movie(unless you not one of those people that hated it) instead of kids movies.

Darremiah

I found out that the email that I sent to was a fake so I sent the email to the real you, sorry I didn't know.