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Just talk about the WORST animated film you have ever seen, ill tally how many votes a film got every few months.
PS: Animated Live Action hybrids count and so do mock busters.
TALLYS
Sing! 4
Shark Tale 3
The Emoji Movie 3
Frozen 2
Cars 2 2
Sausage Party 2
Saludos Amigos 1
Gulliver's Travels 1
Minions 1
The Return Of Jafar 1
Izzy's Way Home 1
Titanic: The Legend Goes On 1
Tom and Jerry Willy Wonka 1
Norm Of The North 1
Shrek The Third 1
Mars Needs Moms 1
The Little Panda Fighter 1
Spirited Away 1
Princess Mononoke 1
Over The Moon 1
Alpha and Omega 1
Kids Against the Sorcerers 1
Kaluoka'hina: The Enchanted Reef 1
Teen Titans Go To The Movies 1
Ice Age 1
The Lord of The Rings (Ralph Bakshi Version) 1
Little Bee 1
The Addams Family 1
The Boss Baby 1
Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa 1
Star Wars: The Clone Wars 1
Trolled 1
Cars 3 1
"The House" (NOT CONFIRMED TITLE) 1
The Simpsons Movie 1
The Lego Movie 1

I HATED Disney's Saludo's Amigos as a kid, but I'm sure I would enjoy it today. I don't think it's possible for anyone to hate a cartoon movie that's fairly well known. You would have to look into the no-name/knock-off brands to find something that repulsive and I don't think most people would have such time in their life to go out of their way to watch something so bad.

If you're counting part-animated films, then Gulliver's Travels (1978) was horrendously done.

If not, then I'll agree with above that you'd probably have to look at the rip-off ones. Some more famous ones don't seem particularly pleasing to me, but none I've actually despised.

Minions.

Elsa De Arendelle wrote:I HATED Disney's Saludo's Amigos as a kid, but I'm sure I would enjoy it today. I don't think it's possible for anyone to hate a cartoon movie that's fairly well known. You would have to look into the no-name/knock-off brands to find something that repulsive and I don't think most people would have such time in their life to go out of their way to watch something so bad.

Coincidentally
Frozen is one of the worst animated films I have seen

The Emoji Movie, so predictable, so corny, and it replaced what was supposed to be the Popeyes movie...

Does this apply only to legitimate movies that were created independently by reputable studios, or are bootlegs and ripoffs fair?

The Emoji Movie.

Sometimes I wonder if in another timeline it might have worked as something surreal and avant-garde.

West Leas Oros 2 wrote:Does this apply only to legitimate movies that were created independently by reputable studios, or are bootlegs and ripoffs fair?

Was just about to post one of them.

Aladdin Two.
Gosh, it was monstrous.

-Astoria- wrote:

West Leas Oros 2 wrote:Does this apply only to legitimate movies that were created independently by reputable studios, or are bootlegs and ripoffs fair?

Was just about to post one of them.

Mine has to be Izzy’s Way Home. This horrid Finding Nemo ripoff. I saw it on a “legit” television channel, too. Made by these people called “The Asylum”, who specialize in ripoffs like “Trolland” or “Atlantic Rim”.

West Leas Oros 2 wrote:

-Astoria- wrote:Was just about to post one of them.

Mine has to be Izzy’s Way Home. This horrid Finding Nemo ripoff. I saw it on a “legit” television channel, too. Made by these people called “The Asylum”, who specialize in ripoffs like “Trolland” or “Atlantic Rim”.

That's a company I've heard of.

On another note, I raise you The Little Panda Fighter.

Titanic: The Legend Goes On

The rapping dog still haunts my dreams.

International Tranzorian Program wrote:Aladdin Two.
Gosh, it was monstrous.

Oh, Return of Jafar sucked.

I'll add Shark Tale onto the list, as well.

I'd have to give it to either Cars 2 or Sharktale.

Tom and Jerry and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory.

The very best sweatshop animation Warner Brothers money can buy mixed with a cast that either does a poor impression of their live action counterparts, or just don't bother, in a film that's almost a shot for shot remake of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory with Tom and Jerry crowbarred into it along side an Oompa-Loompa mouse. Oh and for some reason, "I want it now" is in the film twice now, once sung by Slugworth, and the other sung by Veruca Salt.

The Floor Kippers wrote:Tom and Jerry and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory.

The very best sweatshop animation Warner Brothers money can buy mixed with a cast that either does a poor impression of their live action counterparts, or just don't bother, in a film that's almost a shot for shot remake of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory with Tom and Jerry crowbarred into it along side an Oompa-Loompa mouse. Oh and for some reason, "I want it now" is in the film twice now, once sung by Slugworth, and the other sung by Veruca Salt.

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That face, tho.

Norm of the north

The one that fills me with the most disgust is actually "Sing", though several other big ones are close. The whole thing was just a lazy haphazard plot thrown together in I assume about forty seconds so someone could animate a bunch of animal music videos to pop songs.

Anderea wrote:The one that fills me with the most disgust is actually "Sing", though several other big ones are close. The whole thing was just a lazy haphazard plot thrown together in I assume about forty seconds so someone could animate a bunch of animal music videos to pop songs.

99% of Sing's budget was getting the license to those songs.

Mars Needs Moms, possibly. Whatever message that can be salvaged out of that confused train wreck of a film is crud. Essentially: single parents are always bad and children should always be raised by a two-parent home. Blech.

I remember not liking Shrek 3 too much

Spirited Away (2001) and Princess Mononoke (1997) both stink. Amazing animation but weird and semi incoherent plots and weak character development. I forced myself to watch a few Japanese animation films because I hope to complete the IMDB top 250 list one day. Otherwise, I would have given up on them within 30 minutes.

I have seen 5 of Hayao Miyazaki movies and was not impressed with any of them. The best of them was Castle in the Sky (1986) which was OK but not special.

Made it a day before two weeks! Over the Moon on Netflix is terrible!

Sausage Party and it's not even close