The Top 10 Animated Movies Of AllTime (According To Rotten Tomatoes)
The Top 10 Animated Movies Of All-Time (According To Rotten Tomatoes)
Animated movies like Toy Story 3, Snow White and Zootopia are some of the best films ever made. But which have the highest Rotten Tomatoes scores?
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Do you have an itch for animation?
The popular movie review-aggregation website known as Rotten Tomatoes has given this film genre a much-deserved nod by stacking the world’s top 100 animated movies into one list. Rather than ranking animated movies on our own, we’ll be turning to this lineup to see which 10 animated movies are more critically acclaimed than all the rest.
Every single film on Rotten Tomatoes has received a score on a scale of 0 to 100 based on the positive and negative reviews of notable film critics, and high-scoring films with reviews from 40 or more critics have their shot at making the top-100 list. The movies that meet this criterion are then stacked up based on a weighted formula that considers their Tomatometer rating and the number of critic reviews they receive.
With the logistics out of the way, it’s time to see which 10 animated movies Rotten Tomatoes deems to be the best to date.
10 Toy Story 3 (98%)
The third installment in the popular Toy Story series saw Andy, who has now grown up, leaving for college. This has the toys, who have been abandoned for many years, being donated to Sunnyside Daycare. However, this cheery location proves to have a lot of dark secrets underneath.
The film received glowing reviews from critics who found it to be heartwarming and funny. This saw Toy Story 3 receiving a 98% Tomatometer rating based on 305 reviews.
9 Pinocchio (100%)
Next in line is Disney’s 1940 animated classic known as Pinocchio.
This musical fantasy tells the story of a woodworker who builds a puppet that is brought to life by the Blue Fairy. She warns Pinocchio that if he can be “brave, truthful, and unselfish,” he can become a real boy. However, proving himself comes wits its own set of challenges.
Though the film received generally positive reviews at the time of its release for being charming and fun, it failed at the box office. Despite this, the film has become highly regarded, earning a 100% Tomatometer score based on 51 reviews.
8 Up (98%)
Up tells the story of an old man who decides to fly his house to the exotic Paradise Falls in honor of his wife soon after her passing. This journey turns out to be a huge undertaking when a talking dog, rare tennis-ball-eating bird, and young Wilderness Explorer tag along.
The 2009 Pixar film received many positive reviews for being funny, thrilling, touching, and whimsical. The beautiful animations and soundtrack also got a few nods.
Up scored a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes based on the reviews of 294 critics.
7 Toy Story 2 (100%)
Before Toy Story 3 was scoring high, Toy Story 2 was getting all the love.
The 1999 computer-animated comedy shows what happens after Woody is nabbed by a toy collector. This has Buzz Lightyear and the gang setting out to rescue him. Meanwhile, Woody wonders what other kind of life he could live after meeting toys based on the Woody’s Roundup series including Jessie, Bullseye, and Stinky Pete.
The second film’s quality far surpassed the first, digging even deeper into the characters while retaining the feel-good qualities of the original film. This had it earning a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 169 critic reviews.
6 Zootopia (97%)
This 2016 comedy crime film tells of what happens when a police officer bunny teams up with a con artist fox to solve a mysterious case. This leads the unlikely duo on a wild adventure through the bustling city of Zootopia.
The fresh film was loved for sneaking important messages about society into an animation that was both funny and entertaining. The movie scored itself a 97% Tomatometer score based on the reviews of 279 critics.
5 Paddington 2 (100%)
This 2017 live-action comedy based on the character of Paddington Bear has the titular character becoming framed for a crime he had no part in after trying to get a birthday present for his aunt.
The sweet film received praise for being light, funny, and easily enjoyed by both kids and adults. Paddington 2 ultimately received 235 positive critic reviews, earning itself a 100% Tomatometer score.
4 Incredibles 2 (94%)
Pixar’s biggest superhero family returned fourteen years after their original debut for a sequel film.
While Elastigirl deals with a new secret mission to defeat the Screenslaver, Mr. Incredible attempts to care for a love-struck teenager, a homework-laden middle schooler, and a super baby at home.
Critics and fans alike were impressed by the studio’s ability to revitalize a franchise so many years after its original film. The heartwarming humor had Incredibles 2 scoring a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 363 critic reviews.
3 Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (98%)
The original animated movie created by Walt Disney Productions in 1937 — Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs — tells the story of a lonely princess who ends up escaping the wrath of her evil stepmother by hiding in a cottage full of dwarfs. However, Snow White eventually falls under a sleeping curse brought upon her by a poison apple. The only thing that can save her is true love’s kiss.
The beloved musical fantasy received loads of praise for its beautiful art, charming music, and enchanting story. This had it earning a 98% Tomatometer score based on the reviews of 50 critics.
2 Coco (97%)
In 2017, Pixar created a gorgeous animated fantasy based on the Mexican Day of the Dead.
Coco tells the story of a boy who dreams of becoming a famous musician like his hero, Ernesto de la Cruz. The problem comes after he accidentally fades into the Land of the Dead, even though he’s still very much alive. The boy must figure out a way to escape and figure out the truth behind his family in the process.
Coco’s rich imagery and imaginative screenplay had it landing a 97% Tomatometer score thanks to its 330 critic reviews.
1 Inside Out (98%)
Topping off the list is the magical Pixar animated comedy about a hockey-loving 11-year-old girl who moves from a small town in Minnesota to the bustling city of San Francisco. Rather than primarily focusing on her external journey, however, the film centers in on the five little emotions taking control of things from inside her mind.
The narrative was seriously creative, beautifully animated, psychologically brilliant, and charming beyond belief. This had the sweet film earning a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes from the reviews of 357 critics.
Link Source : https://screenrant.com/animated-movies-rotten-tomatoes/
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