I like watching animated films, but not all. I can't wait to see "Ralph Breaks The Internet" and the "How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World". What attracts me to an animated film is more about the story rather than just the animation itself.

I'm mostly interested in the plot and the characters' personalities. Most animated films today seem geared towards everyone. I think that's especially true of Pixar's films.

I love the minions and Sid. You might guess what I like in animated films. The characters that are silly and cute at the same time are the ones that can make me interested in watching it.

I admire their concepts. None of the real-world movies thought about doing a story about the mess inside one's brain until Inside Out. These animations are limited only by the imagination, and such freedom is utterly important for the storytellers.

 

It certainly helps that many of them have great plots, How to Train Your Dragon being one of the cases on point!

Oh snap I didn't know Wreck It Ralph was getting a sequel. I really enjoyed that one, I'll be sure to look at Ralph Breaks The Internet.

 

I love Toy Story. Pixar is, in general, real high quality movie's anyway. Up is fantastic, I've heard Inside Out is marvelous though I still haven't seen it because I suck.

I've heard Inside Out is marvelous though I still haven't seen it because I suck.

 

If you suck, then that makes 2 of us. My cousin has told me over and over again that I should watch this, and I said "yes" all the time, but I still haven't seen it yet. I guess I suck more.

I love how they can let you escape adult life and be a child again.

Definitely see inside out. You wont regret it

I love the minions and Sid.

 

Wow, so you also like Sid.

 

I agree with BamBam. Watching animated films can revive the kid in us. I like any animations as long as the story is entertaining.

I don't watch many animated films anymore. Something about them has to jump out at me. Obviously, a good story is key. I love animal-centric movies like Zootopia. Although I like movies like Wreck-It Ralph too. I think I'm leaning further away from the princess stories I used to love and more into things that tug at your heartstrings.