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In case you missed it, cartoons aren’t just for kids. From Disney favorites and hit hits to independent drawings and awesome anime, there’s everything for everyone on our Netflix list of the most productive animated movies. So grab the popcorn and get ready for a movie night where the whole circle of family members can board.
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A sweet and easy-to-watch anime film for adults that can also be seen with a tween and teenage audience, with a little caution. The images are amazing and the plot, an coming-of-age romance, is compelling. A Whisker Away revolves around a girl’s preference to approach her and weighs on her peers, and the means through which she achieves it is a matter of fantasy … with dubious messages. The central female character, Muge, uses the special powers of a mask to transform into a cat so that she can unite without being detected with her male love. Spoiler: There is a satisfied ending in which the child embraces his emotions for Muge when he discovers his true identity. But the problematic representation of dating dynamics makes it a safer selection for a mature audience.
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This Japanese animated film features a nuanced story about a child who learns to settle for his new brother. Mirai is full of adventures and magical images, which take viewers to the 4-year-old’s brain, are beautiful and dark. The subtlety of the main character’s emotional adventure is moving, but it will possibly take over the heads of younger youth (although scary scenes are not). Incisive, resistant and eye-friendly: we offer this anime feature for teens and adults.
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If you have a rebellious baby at home, listen: this film, based on a well-known Chinese legend about a demonic hero boy, might be right for you. Just be careful: this is not suitable for young people and is also not a smart selection if you expect to see something discreet. The film comes to relentless action and a lot of violence, all transmitted through shocking, disturbing and beautiful images. Do Zha is a quality animated fantasy, but it’s not for the faint of heart. (Again, being a relative of a threenager is not a relative either.)
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A moving view of the years of formation from a decidedly adult perspective, Flavours of Youth combines a taste of classic anime with sentimental (albeit dark) themes to tell the story of 3 different Americans who deplore the loss of their young as they delve deeper into miserable circumstances. of their adult lives. The trio of stories presented is incredibly effective, conveying, separately and as a total, a sense of nostalgia for easier times that will touch many adult viewers.
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In this suite, we continue where the original Madagascar left off, with our animal friends on the way back to New York. When their plane crashes in Africa, the fabulous 4 (Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe and Gloria the Hippo) meet one of their own species and Alex is reunited with his parents. But how will those zoo animals be compatible with their species? With a little bit of everything (romance, drama, adult humor), this will entertain young people of all ages and is a wonderful selection for a family circle night.
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The Marvel Family Circle film is full of laughter and, of course, the kind of emotions of comedians that will surely keep the audience on the edge of their seats. The stunning live animation promises an exciting visual delight and the story is equally compelling. Miles Morales, a brunette-skinned Brooklyn teenager, becomes a superhero after being bitten by a radioactive spider, and his project is to save New York from the evil mob boss known as “Kingpin.” However, Miles is new to the spider scene and only can be won with a little guidance from an old pro, Peter Parker (Nicholas Cage). The classic story of the intelligent in opposition to evil is, of course, action-packed, but it is the talented and refreshing actors who make the film.
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Fantastic anime with striking images, Mary and the Witch’s Flower tells the story of a woman who is taken and taken into a magical world after locating a flower that gives her transient supernatural powers. The script, reminiscent of Harry Potter, but based on the ebook The Little Broomstick of the 1970s, is full of adventures and dangers. In fact, there are several disturbing (and somewhat scary) scenes, so look at this with older kids or just stay for an adult movie night.
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A heartbreaking story about an Afghan woman who has to dress like a child to locate paintings after the Taliban unfairly imprisoned her instructor father. The content does not worry about the horrific realities faced by women and women under the Taliban regime and (stellar) animation captures violence in an uncomfortably realistic way. Although The Breadwinner is not intended for a young audience, teenagers and adults will be moved and encouraged through the strong feminine character, whose incredible courage guarantees their survival.
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Disney with a (rare) black protagonist, this adaptation of the classic grimoly fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm will entertain both young and old. The film, set in 1912 in New Orleans, depicts a wonderful frog romance that transcends social and racial divisions through a plot that calls for a terrifying voodoo, a squeaky white comedy and a lot of adventures. In a nutshell: this animated film is full of smart music and positive and stimulating messages, a noticeable improvement over the disney princess’s story.
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A moving and stimulating story of redemption that focuses on the emotional adventure of a young Japanese man who discovers himself ostracized after bullying a deaf woman at his school. The central character does his thing to redeem himself, but begins so little that his path to good fortune requires a committed spectator. Adult themes make this film suitable for teen and adult viewers, but the message is touching and the animation is powerful.
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This sequel to Wreck It Ralph offers an incisive observation of fashion times through its story about two young video game enthusiasts and their internet exploration. Although the film highlights some dark realities (ruthless comments on social media, violent and harmful online games) and includes scary photographs that are likely to be too intense for young children, messages about friendship and identity are quite positive. Bonus: the hilarious scene in which Disney princesses return, actors of the original voice and everything, to make laugh at the gender norms that constitute in their fairytale films.
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Young children will love Turbo, the silly story of a lawn snail entering the Indy 500 with the preference of running … and win. The film brings the uplifting message about the realization of their dreams and the content is more child-friendly than almost any other film advertised to young audiences: without sarcasm, without innuendo and a very slight threat that even preschoolers can bear. Better yet, adults will most likely also be entertained by him, thanks to his fast speed and the laughter of the characters.
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This Oscar-nominated French film about an orphan named Zucchini and his life in a foster home features impressive animation and a heartbreaking script of unforeseen power. Apparently a children’s film, the adult content of this film, which touches on alcoholism, abuse, death and sex, is the most productive for teenagers and adults. That said, this film mixes macabre and dark fabrics with funny and moving scenes with this effect, it’s an art painting.
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This magnificently animated Chinese story about the gulf that is unfolding between the global spirit and the fashionable human world is not secular and easy to see. Meryl Streep tells the story, which is positioned in two areas: a single mother (Nicole Kidman) who seeks to keep her position afloat despite the dirty tricks of a competing business owner (Mel Brooks), while in the global spirit is an unemployed Conspires parents to unleash an evil spirit in order to unite the two globals around an unusual cause. Takeaway? The script doesn’t seem to be absolutely developed and is frankly confusing, however, the images and cast are stunning, so it may make it worse.
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Strange, whimsical and exciting to watch, I lost my body is an award-winning French film about a cut hand that travels through Paris to locate its owner. The adventures of the dismembered frame component take place in parallel with a series of flashbacks of the attitude of the human owner who suffered the tragic loss. This quirky film is beautiful, attractive and, in fact, unique.
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Animation is the main point of promotion of this film (loosely based on an e-book of the same name) about an inventor who creates a device that turns water into food and time into food, once in paintings in the sky. This is often a guilt-free entertainment, however, some of the content (stealth language and objectifying female characters) is questionable to young viewers.
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This prehistoric adventure, starring Emma Stone, Nicholas Cage and Ryan Reynolds, is certainly beautiful and exciting to watch. The plot revolves around a troglodyte circle of relatives who is forced to face the many dangers of the earth beyond their hiding place as they seek a new position to establish themselves before the end of the global reaches its door. Your exciting exploration comes to life with colorful CGI animation and the action-packed storyline promises to keep older children and adults on the edge of their seats.
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This festive and familiar film about Santa’s origins is aesthetic and smart to begin with. The film begins dark and quite heavy, when the Postmaster gives a lesson to his postman’s son (Jesper) by sending him to a remote town populated by depressed people. However, Jesper uses his wits to counter the sour dynamics of the town with a plan that nevertheless kicks off Santa’s culture. In general, Klaus is an uplifting, age-appropriate film that conveys difficult messages about the importance of compassion, generosity, and gratitude.
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A satisfying-ended Dickensonian adventure, this French animated film, set in a fictional, grim, pollutant-filled And devoid of clinical innovation, focuses on the noble project of a bright young orphan who develops a serum that will save her country. the culminating action and an original story make April and the ordinary world a pleasure for parents and young people.
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Steve Carrell lends his voice skills to the main character of this smart movie and about a supervillain who is not so bad after all. The situation is a refreshing twist on the popular intelligent trope as opposed to evil: the supervillain’s evil plan is to adopt 3 orphaned women as a means to continue his plan to borrow the moon, but his plans begin to give way when he realizes that he has paternal love for his consequential offside. A crazy comedy, compelling characters and valuable classes are some of the points that make this film a forged selection for movie nights.
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This black comedy about young people emancipating the property from their ruthless and abusive parents is intelligent and wonderfully lively, but too unsettling for a young audience. The trio of ignored siblings plans to kill their terrible parents and eventually get their freedom, an inspiring facet of the film. That said, the script is provocative despite a burlesque comic relief, so only adults with stomachs for that deserve to dive into it.
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Based on the television series Invader Zim, this film focuses on two formidable brothers and sisters facing a Machiavellian, depraved alien whose self-centered plans threaten to endanger planet Earth. Intense, relentless action and gruesome images are not suitable for young audiences, yet teens and adults will appreciate the excitement and humor it serves.
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The sublime and shrewd animation of this anime drama will actually impress, but the audience will have to be prepared for the serious plot. The film follows the life and progression of a young woguy who lives in the Second World War of Hiroshima, especially the evolution of her marriage to a man she marries without leaving at the age of 18. There are realistic and graphic representations of the atrocities of war. however, the old content is educational and the roguyce depicted is nuanced and reflective.
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This looks like a Jim Henson’s scam The Dark Crystal, so while this wood-burning fantasy is entertaining, it leaves everything to be desired in terms of originality. On the plus side, the story revolves around a strong female model: a young volunteer hedgehog who, after accidentally causing a water shortage when his piece leaks into the well, embarks on a dangerous adventure to locate the mystical waterstone and save his people from the fatal drought. And the hedgehog in question faces many risks (some of which are too intense for very young children), the content is family-friendly and fun enough to see it.
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