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Old 01-20-05, 02:17 PM
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What's Your Best Animated Movie You Saw For 2004?

In 2004, I saw:

Shrek 2
The Incredibles
Shark Tail
The Polar Express
Home on the Range

I know there's more but these were the only ones I saw.

I liked Shrek 2 the best
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Of those I have seen the Incredibles. That makes it best. And I doubt any of the others can come close. I will see them eventually.
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We should start a poll on everyone's favorite poll about animated films.

Otherwise, I'd say The Incredibles.
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incredibles
polar express
shrek 2
home on the range
teachers pet
Lion King 1 1/2
Looney Tunes back in action
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Incredibles
Looney Tunes:Back In Action
Polar Express
Lion King 1 1/2
SpongeBob SquarePants:The Movie
Shrek 2
Shark Tale

I loved all of them but it comes down to Shrek 2 vs Incredibles.....
Incredibles by a little bit....
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Innocence and Incredibles.
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Shrek 2 was defaintly the best but the animation on Polar Express blew me away.
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the Incredibles.
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It's a toss-up for me. The most enjoyable animated film I saw would be The Incredibles. However, from an animation and technical standpoint, I have to give the nudge to The Polar Express. Anyone else who saw this one in IMAX would probably have to agree how amazing the animation truly is. I loved both films though, so they are both the best animated films of the year.
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Best:
Incredibles
Polar Express
Worst:
Shark Tale
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The Incredibles. Haven't seen the Polar Express though.

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