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Best animation film ever

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Pick one animation film(Just kidding) 🤣

Leave a whole list of animation films that you loved
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Frozen
Moana
Beauty and the Beast
Tangled
Rise of the Guardians
Trolls
And pretty much every other Disney and DreamWorks movie.
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All your favorites are my favorites too plus
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Boss baby
And more
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Beauty and the beast is my favorite one for sure, but there are so many to consider, it's too hard to choose.
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Spirited Away
My Neighbour Totoro
Beauty and the Beast
Frozen
Brave
Moana
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Wall-e
Ratatouille
How to Train Your Dragon
The Incredibles
Despicable Me
Of the modern ones

Bambi
Sleeping Beauty
Fern Gully
The Brave Little Toaster
Princess Mononoke
Arika
The Hobbit
Of traditional animation
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My favorite animation movies are the Incredibles 1 and 2 also the Rio series.
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I love the incredibles @ Ekta+
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It's not my cup of tea but Inside Out is probably the best animation movie ever made.
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Either Coco or Mulan. Mulan never gets old through its many rewatches, but Coco was just so cute!
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Monsters Inc
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Inside out
Home
Boss baby
Moana etc.
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Wreck It Ralph (1&2)
Tangled
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Moana
The Princess and the Frog
Mulan
Coco
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How to Train Your Dragon
The Incredibles
Despicable Me
sing
Escape from planet earth
and boss baby 8).
Boss baby is the best animation movie I'd ever watch. it's hilarious and ........
wait for it
its interesting! :D
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I would say all the How to Train Your Dragon movies! Wreck it Ralph and Frozen as well :)
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