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Top 5 Best & Worst Animated Films of 2020 (Patreon)

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2020-12-31 17:21:27
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Not even a global pandemic could stop animation from delivering a new batch of movies all year round, ranging from mediocre, to some of the medium’s finest.

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Top 5 Best & Worst Animated Films of 2020

Not even a global pandemic could stop animation from delivering a new batch of movies all year round, ranging from mediocre, to some of the medium's finest.

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Daniel Vasquez

Great video, but I’m surprised you didn’t add Tom & Jerry, Bob’s Burgers, Ron’s Gone Wrong, and Space Jam: A New Legacy at the end of the upcoming animated 2021 list.

Justin Monti

This was definitely a great video. Here are my thoughts on the movies you put on your list. #5 worst: Haven’t seen the first film so don’t have much interest. #4 worst: As someone who is a longtime and old school Spongebob fan, I haven’t seen the film yet since I'm American, but from what I’ve seen of it so far, I don’t think I’m missing much. What makes me so depressed and upset is that this really is a prime example of a Spongebob product being soulless and corporately manufactured. And it just proves the more Spongebob is being exposed, the more Nickelodeon is going to hurt their reputation. #3 worst: Haven’t seen the first film so I really don’t have much interest and besides I've already seen a movie that’s like it it’s called Avengers: Infinity War. #2 worst: Just looks weird and doesn’t catch my interest and is basically the animated New Mutants because of the amount of delays. #1 worst: The most disappointing animated film of the year and does not do Scooby Doo justice. Honorable mention: Haven’t seen it yet but interested. #5 best: Not Pixar's strongest but still a very good film on its own. #4 best: Definitely a prime example of how to adapt a book into an animated film. #3 best: Really enjoyed the first film and I am happy the sequel is still cute and charming. #2 best: Sadly I haven’t seen this because I don’t have Apple TV+ but I want to. #1 best: I definitely agree this being the best animated film of the year and it’s Pixar at their finest. Overall this was a pretty solid year for animated films. Can’t wait to see what 2021 offers despite the pandemic. I'm just grateful this year is finally over and we can move on to a fresh new year. So until then see ya Mat. And have a Happy New Year.

Kenneth Stoddard

I knew Scoob would be the worst animated film or even the first Warner Bros animated film to be on top of that list because I was left disappointed with how it turn out similar how I saw to Wonder Woman 1984 except Scoob was worst because of being trying to modernize and trendy to younger audiences at the same time along with too much buildup for cinematic universe that many franchise suffer which makes the live action films look good in comparison. So yeah no doubt about it that this is the worst animated film of this year. For the best, I kinda like Wolfwalker more than Soul. Don’t get me wrong, both films are absolutely great despite a few flaws it has, but Wolfwalker left me emotionally gut wrenching, surprises and surprisingly intense upon seeing it online from TIFF. I love both of them but I think Wolfwalker left me a lot of impressed than Soul. For the latter, I know Soul gonna be great because it is from Pixar and I don’t need to see videos talking about how Soul is great because we all know it is. Hope I’ll see Wolfwalker again if I had AppleTV+ or seeing in other digital services or physical copy if there one so I could relive the experience again. Anyways, here to 2021 in the hopes of a new light at the end of tunnel and possibly of slowing getting back to normal. That one thing we can wish for right? Happy New Year everyone and stay safe!

Justin Monti

I agree. I just think the biggest issue with SCOOB is that it focused way too much on being a Hanna Barbera crossover movie than being an actual Scooby Doo movie. I think they should have made the first film a Scooby Doo film and then have the sequel be a crossover film. Besides when you really think about there are so many other Scooby Doo crossovers out there that are so much better, and even some weird ones that might not make sence but they do. Case in point, take a look at Scoobynatural which is the crossover between Scooby Doo and the CW series Supernatural. Now in concept it really sounds weird, I mean this is literally a crossover between Scooby Doo and Supernatural, but in execution it works out very well. It is actually a great crossover episode and it does a great job mixing elements of both shows together like the goofy light hearted comedy of Scooby Doo and the dark and scary elements of Supernatural. That in my opinion is an example of a Scooby Doo crossover done right and is overall a great episode in general, in fact it's probably the best thing to come out of both Scooby Doo and Supernatural in a long time.

Michael Nally

Actually Matt serveral health experts have said it’s still important to socially distance and wear a mask even after you’ve been vaccinated

Aurélien Beauchêne

What a chaotic year that was... Hope you'll be able to review Monkey Punch's last theatrical work: "Lupin III - The First", if it comes out either in the theaters or on streaming services. Best movie of 2020 in France, IMO. (should come out in DVD/Blu-Ray on the 12th of January)

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Man what a year.... Jesus lord above christ on a pogo stick was this a trainwreck of a year.

Sam Prusa

You are still my hero.

Hunter O'Laughlin

To be honest, I didn’t expect SCOOB! to be the #1 choice for Worst Animated Film of 2020. I thought it was going to be Animal Crackers.