Animated movies are not restricted to kids or youngsters. The beauty of this genre is that anyone can watch it and still enjoy it. The animation, story, characters, construction of the story world, and everything in between intrigues you and keeps you hooked and glued to the screens. There are tons of amazing animated movies but it can get hard to pick the absolute best ones. So, if you are in the mood to watch movies that truly deserved to be watched, then keep reading this article because we have put together a list of some of the best-animated movies ever made. 

The Golden Age of Disney made us more in love with this genre. Why wouldn’t it? after all, in a way, the 1990s of Disney was a renaissance of animated movies. On top of it, Pixar and Studio Ghibli further deepened this love we had found for it. 

Either way, animated movies never fail to entertain us. Having said that, let’s take a look at our top picks of absolutely fantastic animated movies. 

Spirited Away (2001) 

Chihiro is a ten years old girl who found herself and her parents at an amusement park that has not seen a human in a long time. The worst part is, it is inhabited by supernatural entities. Now, Chihiro has to put in the effort and keep on working in order to get her parents out of there, since they have been turned into pigs. 

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Toy Story (1995) 

Toy Story ranks at top of the list of animated movies. It tells the story of Woody, a kind-hearted cowboy, who has remained his favorite toy of Andy until Buzz Lightyear arrives. Now, Buzz thinks highly of himself and believes he is a spaceman. 

Both toys get into this rivalry to compete with each other for attention and love of Andy, however, everything changes when Andy’s family moves to a new house. Woody and Buzz come across a maladjusted neighbor named Sid, who makes it difficult for them to get back to Andy.

Coco (2017)

An emotional rollercoaster and tearjerker, Coco is about a 12-year-old musician Miguel, who has a passion for music. But his family has put a ban on everything that is even remotely related to music. When caught playing guitar, he escapes and accidentally enters the Land of the Dead. 

Miguel has been told that his great-great-grandfather abandoned the family and never came back. He went into the Land of the Dead to look him and finds out that his great-great-grandfather was actually a legendary singer but things are not what they seem like. 

Monsters, Inc. (2001) 

It is baffling to us how long it has been since this movie came out. Monsters, Inc. continues to gain massive popularity even to this day. It tells the story of two best friends Sulley and Mike, who are considered the top scarers of Monsters, Inc. But when a human girl suddenly enters the human world, everything becomes chaotic. 

The movie has a wholesome vibe, which pulls you in and makes you want to watch the second part – Monsters University. 

Monster House (2006)

It would not be a stretch to say that this movie creeped everyone out. Imagine a living, breathing house that can swallow you whole! Mind-bending, right? Well, this is what happens to three teenagers who find out that the house across the street is actually a monster that absolutely loathes children. 

The children decide that it is probably better to destroy this house than to let it continue haunting the suburban area they live in. But it is way harder to pull it off than they thought.

Up (2009)

Up does not really need an introduction. There is no denying that it is one of the best movies that has ever been made. It takes you on an emotional ride that you are not ready to hop on. It makes you cry, laugh and smile as you see the story gets unfold. 

78-year-old Carl Frederickson is determined that he does not want to leave his house at any cost but the court deems him a public menace, who should be relocated to an assisted living facility. This widower decides to go on an adventure to Paradise Falls and that too in his house by tying it up with a thousand balloons. Carl, however, is not alone in this journey because Russel, the Wilderness Explorer secretly boards the house in hopes of getting his badge. 

Wrapping Up 

Animated movies take you on an amazing journey. It does not even matter if you are a kid or a grown-up adult, you can still watch these films. So, if you are looking for some of the best-animated movies ever made, then check out the ones mentioned above and start streaming.