Yeah, this is the magic of animation. Sadly, Illumination and the people behind the latest Addams family films doesn't really seem to understand ,or care about the magic of animation.
@@bencemolnar4246 Yeah, but at least Illumination in my opinion makes some good content. Like Animat, I support Illumination in my opinion, I find the studio casual, but they’re times when they feel guilty for changing American animation.
Personal honorable mention: Treasure Planet. Robert Lewis Stevenson has become one of the most influential novelists of history. His books are to other writers what Dark Souls is to other game makers; lots of people have tried to make their own version. Just take a look at Jekyll and Hyde. Not only have people tried to modernize the stories, but in some cases, futurize them. For example, Treasure Planet. Instead of a secret collection of gold hidden in an island, there is a thousand worlds worth of plunder within the center of a whole planet, and Jim Hawkins wants the money to support his struggling mother. Spaceships designed like pirate ships, a multitude of aliens, and an over ambitious budget is one thing, but there is another movie with that title, and one from the late 80s. Not to say Disney ripped off that movie, as it is very different. After all, Disney's version didn't have a samba dance, an opera number, and a midi rendition of Ode to Joy. The animation is jankier than South Park, they go back in time to briefly live out the source material, and they go through a haunted house filled with... sirens and amputee gorgons. All for a treasure which is actually a terraformer filled with life. So apparently it eventually also became Titan AE. Some of that life includes blackface and Mickey Mouse. While not a good movie per se, it to me is an entertainingly bad movie. I am sure you can have a Saberspark style get-together and just laugh about what the fridge is going on while simultaneously wondering what the hell is up with it. Edit: Here's a weird fun fact for you: the guy who made The Treasure Planet would later work on Dexter's Lab.
The animation style of "The Cosmic Eye" looked incredibly familiar to me. It reminded me greatly of the opening animation to "Watership Down", another film that can be correctly attributed to as being a source of Nightmare Fuel. Further research showed that John Hubley had originally been the Director of "Watership Down" and the intro to the film was possibly animated by him.
I am glad to see a top ten list of the most bizarre animated films. I been in a surreal and psychedelic mood lately. The Yellow Submarine and Fantasia are my favorites of this list.
I expected "The Treasure Planet" to show up on this list, but I'm glad it didn't cuz that "movie" was an imcomprehensible and senseless splat of nightmare fuel and LSD. XD
Though it's not completely animated, The Wall should have been an honorable mention. Just look at The Trial. I'm not talking about that abomination Nostalgia Critic shat out a few years ago, I'm talking about the movie Roger Waters made
There was a remake of Yellow Submarine planned. It was made by using Motion Capture so all the weird characters and creatures looked like something straight out of a sci fi horror movie, but luckily the movie got cancelled.
If it were up to AniMat to add to some weird Japanese animation, it would obviously be Satoshi Kon's final completed film "Paprika", with all those parading scenes that made him react, "I have no idea what the fridge is going on!"
This has got to be one of your greatest achievements! I really love the technics you did to make this video fun and wild! I want to say that you did a very awesome job at making this, and I’m very proud and happy for you!
Here is the list of the Top 10 Weirdest Animated Series: 10- Rupert 9- Rocko's Modern Life 8- Regular Show 7- Courage the Cowardly Dog 6- The Amazing World of Gumball 5- Ren & Stimpy 4- Adventure Time 3- Rick & Morty 2- The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat 1- Uncle Grandpa
@@aidanhever3369 for me I would put it over Rockos Modern life. Catdog is way weirder. A dog attached to a Cat. The setting feels like a post apoplectic world. Weird things and weird stuff happen all the time. Or it could be tied with Rocko
What would have been funny is if someone else dubbed over his lines considering most recent re-releases of Fantasia have Corey Burton dubbing Deems Taylor since his audio track was lost for some reason.
The only ones I haven’t seen are: It’s a Beautiful Day, Waking Life, Son of the White Mare, Alice, The Cosmic Eye, -honorable mentions I haven’t seen: Boy and the World, Raggedy Ann & Andy a Musical Adventure, A Town Called Panic,
@@hunterolaughlin Let me explain. Beautiful Day is about someone suffering from a rotting brain condition, Waking Life is real life viewed from an animated lens lens in the mind of a DEAD MAN and Cosmic Eye, like AniMat said, looks like an instruction manual for aliens. You can’t expect everyone to be disturbed by the same thing or like the same idea.
He also glossed over it in the animation lookback. But hey, at least it was an honorable Mention. Plus it’s debatable if it counts as a good movie so I think that’s why it wasn’t on the list.
The scene in the three Caballeros, with the bird erequon the voice of that bird Pinto Colvig worked at the Walter lantz and you can tell because the bird is very woody woodpecker in his personality
I was able to see both ‘Fantastic Planet’ and ‘Allegro Non Tropo’ thanks to my Uncle being a collector of surreal animated films from the 60s and 70s (especially with him having grown up in those days)! I still consider Fantasia to be Disney’s best work, and probably will remain so! Although ‘Alice in Wonderland’ was my favorite movie when I was very young (like when I first watched films)! ‘It’s Such a Beautiful Day’ is one of my favorites! It’s a great film to watch if you’re looking for a film that’s not rooted in a traditional linear narrative, and it’s great to put on and go to sleep to, as a reminder that as terrifying as it is to think about how fragile life really is, one important thing to remember is this: life itself is an illusion, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. And now I can add ‘Cosmic Eye’ on my list of animated weirdness to go search for!
After seeing clips of "Son of the White Mare," I'm convinced that this is yet another sorce of Rebecca Sugar's character design & art style. Because a lot of the characters look like some of her designs for the gemstone aliens, especially since the main character is similar to Steven & Jasper.
I loved Fantastic Planet! There used to be a tv have a show called Night Flight which showed that, and other animated movies and shorts. Props also to early Nickelodeon, which used to show all sorts of weird little animated shorts in between their regular shows, and Liquid Television on MTV. All these helped make me a huge fan of offbeat animation. And thanks to this list, I have a few more titles to discover!
Hands-down winner for all-time weirdest animated movie: Where the Dead Go to Die (2012). Seriously, you'll need therapy if you make it even halfway through.
(SIMPLE WISH RECIEW) "WTF AM I LOOKING AT??" - Nostalgia Critic (Top 11 Batman:TAS Episodes) "And the award for MOST WTF Moment goes to......THAT!!" - Nostalgia Critic
I like how "Nudity in a Disney Film" is listed as one of the weird aspects. Like, people are so obsessed with keeping the human body hidden at all times (barring personal or adult situations) that for body parts to be uncovered in an all ages film is considered bizarrely out of place, as if the centaur girls were about to start fondling each other. I'll never understand this textile aprehension towards naked bodies.
Jeez, I thought I was well-versed in weird animated films. I haven't heard of a lot of the movies on this list. Guess I'll have to check some of them out.
You really should have put one of the films from Bill Plympton on this list. Pretty much all of his feature films have something crazy in them, it could be the story, characters, body distortion, there's too many to think of.
The weirdest movie I remember from my childhood is David and the Magic Pearl. My brother had a VHS of it. I remember trying to watch it when I was 11 or so and having no freaking clue what was going on.
It's kind of refreshing that a majority of these weird films are ones that I have NEVER seen or even heard of. I do believe that this is one of your best top 10 lists 👍🏾
I love your weird interlude moments in between the animated clips! So funny and wacky and perfect for a list like this! Thanks for showing a bit of Cool World at the very start. Even though it didn't make the list, I'm glad it got some acknowledgment. Also, I love that Fantasia became popular with the hippie crowd! That is hilarious!
Good list! I thought that The Point should have been around the middle of the list though. The scene with Oblio’s tears being consumed by a food chain of marine animals including decay is a masterwork of weirdness in particular…
When is the next animation lookback I would love to see how you cover the history of Jim Henson and the muppets with your animated segments like in Walt Disney animation studios plus
Timestamps and Spoilers for the list itself. 2:23 The Three Caballeros; Birds of a Feather 6:08 It's Such a Beautiful Day; Minimalist Masterpiece 10:20 Waking Life; I Feel Woke, Alright 15:00 Fantasia; A Musical Anthology 18:48 Allegro Non Troppo; A Musical Anthology... again. 22:56 Son of the White Mare; Grimm's Got Nothing On This Weirdness 27:08 Fantastic Planet; AKA, Attack On Titan's Kooky Uncle 30:37 American McG-I mean... Jan Svenkmejer's Alice; Oh, How Deep This Rabbit Hole Goes 34:43 Yellow Submarine; In The Sky With Diamonds 39:38 Honorable Mentions; Emphasis On Honorable 41:14 The Cosmic Eye; Quite Eye Opening
If you ask me, one of the weirdest things I’ve seen in animation is the restaurant scene in Dr Seuss’ The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat (Yes I know it’s only a half hour long, but still)
Gotta love the editing of this. It's like when Nostalgia Critic made a top 10 weirdest moments video, but Animat is even more extensive in its strangness, to the point of even playing with audio mixing.
I must say, your overall presentation has vastly improved from your early days regarding countdowns. I've actually been looking for Allegro non Troppo for a while now, but have gotten little luck that won't suck a lotta cash out of my wallet. Also, if it's not here, I'd also like to add Phantom Tollbooth as an honorable mention. Admittedly, it does have similarities to Alice in Wonderland (a classic in the world of strange animated films), but I'd argue it has bits you won't really find in Alice. I mean, you have a swamp where you can die by literally doing nothing, including thinking; a classically trained conductor that combines colors into the sunset; a dog with a clock in his chest/stomach; all that and more done by the animation legends Chuck Jones. The concepts alone are pretty odd without adding in all the crazy imagery you see along Milo's journey.
That last one in particular reminds me of some of the earliest animated films and those of Norman McLaren, when animation was almost entirely about weird shit turning into other weird shit.
I grew up with a weird one called The Elm chanted Forest. I only recently found out the name of the cartoon. The tape we had it on had cut off the introduction to the show. For some reason the villain of the cartoon heated beavers. And the whole thing was very surreal.
All polosiphy students are the same 3 years talking about the meaning of life and when they leave and can’t find a job after a year they all just think fuck that shit I need money now
I never did understand how Three Caballeros started as a mostly benign propaganda film about relations with "Latin America," then spirals into Mind F!@# Territory in the third act. Why? What were they thinking? Did they not know how to end it? Did they all sample peyote in Mexico? What? I have tried to research about it but couldn't find any answers. I am glad to finally not be afraid of Fantastic Planet. It traumatized me as a kid and as an adult it took me three different attempts to make it through the entire thing. I'm glad I did, I loved the trippy music, weird stop motion, and the world-building. I'm also glad to see Yellow Submarine getting more attention. I can remember finding a VHS of it in the library on accident as a kid and being so excited to see something like it existed. I have seen that movie so many times I am pretty sure I can recite it verbatim. 😊
#10: The Three Caballeros (1945) #9: It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012) #8: Waking Life (2001) #7: Fantasia (1940) #6: Allegro non Troppo (1976) #5: Son of the White Mare (1981) #4: Fantastic Planet (1973) #3: Alice (1988) #2: Yellow Submarine (1968) #1: The Cosmic Eye (1986) Honorable Mentions: - The Boy and the World (2013) - The Point (1971) - Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977) - Twice Upon a Time (1983) - A Town Called Panic (2009)
“WAIT A MINUTE THAT’S NOT HIS TAIL!”
I’M DEAD-
Always expect the unexpected, these film prove that animation isn’t just a genre, but a work of art.
Abso-bloody-lutely!
This is why I love animation in general.
@@Chloe4656. Same
Yeah, this is the magic of animation. Sadly, Illumination and the people behind the latest Addams family films doesn't really seem to understand ,or care about the magic of animation.
@@bencemolnar4246 Yeah, but at least Illumination in my opinion makes some good content. Like Animat, I support Illumination in my opinion, I find the studio casual, but they’re times when they feel guilty for changing American animation.
Personal honorable mention: Treasure Planet. Robert Lewis Stevenson has become one of the most influential novelists of history. His books are to other writers what Dark Souls is to other game makers; lots of people have tried to make their own version. Just take a look at Jekyll and Hyde. Not only have people tried to modernize the stories, but in some cases, futurize them. For example, Treasure Planet. Instead of a secret collection of gold hidden in an island, there is a thousand worlds worth of plunder within the center of a whole planet, and Jim Hawkins wants the money to support his struggling mother. Spaceships designed like pirate ships, a multitude of aliens, and an over ambitious budget is one thing, but there is another movie with that title, and one from the late 80s. Not to say Disney ripped off that movie, as it is very different. After all, Disney's version didn't have a samba dance, an opera number, and a midi rendition of Ode to Joy. The animation is jankier than South Park, they go back in time to briefly live out the source material, and they go through a haunted house filled with... sirens and amputee gorgons. All for a treasure which is actually a terraformer filled with life. So apparently it eventually also became Titan AE. Some of that life includes blackface and Mickey Mouse. While not a good movie per se, it to me is an entertainingly bad movie. I am sure you can have a Saberspark style get-together and just laugh about what the fridge is going on while simultaneously wondering what the hell is up with it.
Edit: Here's a weird fun fact for you: the guy who made The Treasure Planet would later work on Dexter's Lab.
Other weird fact: that movie was one of Bryan Cranston's (known for his role as Walter White) first acting roles
Like the Star vs. the Forces of Evil theme song says, it’s gonna get a little weird and a little wild, no doubt.
I like your pfp!
I don't know why, but AniMat holding a power drill is the scariest part of this video for me.
I think the drill represents a ducks nine inch corkscrew shaped… er, let’s say ding dong. No, I am not kidding, and thank you Zefrank1
Honestly laughed at it. XD
You bet, this really scares me, too!
I didn't really care about that part. I already know of the True Facts about Ducks.🦆
The animation style of "The Cosmic Eye" looked incredibly familiar to me. It reminded me greatly of the opening animation to "Watership Down", another film that can be correctly attributed to as being a source of Nightmare Fuel.
Further research showed that John Hubley had originally been the Director of "Watership Down" and the intro to the film was possibly animated by him.
Animation has endless possibilities.
(Singing) I see it I see it it's all within my reach endless possibilities!
That's why I love it
@@GabyGibson Do you even get the reference I'm saying?
Lol
@@quinnfrancis8519 I get it 😉
I am glad to see a top ten list of the most bizarre animated films. I been in a surreal and psychedelic mood lately.
The Yellow Submarine and Fantasia are my favorites of this list.
I expected "The Treasure Planet" to show up on this list, but I'm glad it didn't cuz that "movie" was an imcomprehensible and senseless splat of nightmare fuel and LSD. XD
Also it is not "Good" not even "Great"
The more accurate of this is actually The Top 10 "Best" weirdest animated films.
But the characters look great, like B.E.N. and Morph
@@davidcortina9898 I wasn't talking about Treasure Planet, I was talking about "THE" Treasure Planet. Totally different.
@@cintronproductions9430 Oh, right
It's weird, but not even close to the weirdest
Even as a Hungarian, i really didn't expected to see Son of White Mare in the list, but it was a pleasant surprise.
Though it's not completely animated, The Wall should have been an honorable mention. Just look at The Trial. I'm not talking about that abomination Nostalgia Critic shat out a few years ago, I'm talking about the movie Roger Waters made
That movie may not have qualified as its mostly live action. Alice got away with it with stop-motion being more prominent.
These films aren’t from around here. They’re from another dimension…..or at least I think they are
There was a remake of Yellow Submarine planned. It was made by using Motion Capture so all the weird characters and creatures looked like something straight out of a sci fi horror movie, but luckily the movie got cancelled.
Partially because another nightmare-I mean motion captured movie, Mars Needs Moms failed.
If it were up to AniMat to add to some weird Japanese animation, it would obviously be Satoshi Kon's final completed film "Paprika", with all those parading scenes that made him react, "I have no idea what the fridge is going on!"
Yep. Paprika is extremely weird. It scares me😨
@@andreasnickmann370 Paprika is so weird
My eyes stuck to the screen and make me questioned "Is this a movie or a fever dream ?"
i crouched on the floor in a fetal position and kept repeating the result of the last game between bayern and hamburg
This has got to be one of your greatest achievements! I really love the technics you did to make this video fun and wild! I want to say that you did a very awesome job at making this, and I’m very proud and happy for you!
That drug scene form The Good Dinosaur terrified me when I first watched it when it came out. I was really young.
Here is the list of the Top 10 Weirdest Animated Series:
10- Rupert
9- Rocko's Modern Life
8- Regular Show
7- Courage the Cowardly Dog
6- The Amazing World of Gumball
5- Ren & Stimpy
4- Adventure Time
3- Rick & Morty
2- The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat
1- Uncle Grandpa
How about Mr. pickles, I freaking hate that one and it’s both twisted and messed up.
@@fae206 I never watched it for the same reason. Plus, the character designs look like they are made of vomit !
Why isn't Catdog here?
@@samueljones3943 I guess it's an honorable mention.
@@aidanhever3369 for me I would put it over Rockos Modern life. Catdog is way weirder. A dog attached to a Cat. The setting feels like a post apoplectic world. Weird things and weird stuff happen all the time. Or it could be tied with Rocko
15:01 I don't know why, but Animat replacing Deems Taylor in Fantasia made my entire day and I love him even more now
What would have been funny is if someone else dubbed over his lines considering most recent re-releases of Fantasia have Corey Burton dubbing Deems Taylor since his audio track was lost for some reason.
@@BlazeHeartPanther That would've been great XD
The only ones I haven’t seen are:
It’s a Beautiful Day,
Waking Life,
Son of the White Mare,
Alice,
The Cosmic Eye,
-honorable mentions I haven’t seen:
Boy and the World,
Raggedy Ann & Andy a Musical Adventure,
A Town Called Panic,
How did you manage to sleep without having nightmares after watching Alice (1988)?
@@2purpleshadows901 Lol. I was more disturbed by Alice (1988) than Beautiful Day, Waking Life and The Cosmic Eye.
@@hunterolaughlin Let me explain. Beautiful Day is about someone suffering from a rotting brain condition, Waking Life is real life viewed from an animated lens lens in the mind of a DEAD MAN and Cosmic Eye, like AniMat said, looks like an instruction manual for aliens. You can’t expect everyone to be disturbed by the same thing or like the same idea.
Raggedy Ann and Andy Musical Adventure is available to watch for free. And I can vouch for its weirdness.
I’ve seen all three of those and they’re amazing
The lack of Raggedy Ann and Andy is maddening
That film actually more or less has a straight forward narrative.
I was about to say. It's an underrated Richard Williams film before Thief and the Cobbler ever came out.
It did make it into the honorable mentions, though.
He also glossed over it in the animation lookback. But hey, at least it was an honorable Mention. Plus it’s debatable if it counts as a good movie so I think that’s why it wasn’t on the list.
The scene in the three Caballeros, with the bird erequon the voice of that bird Pinto Colvig worked at the Walter lantz and you can tell because the bird is very woody woodpecker in his personality
So glad to see the return of Top 10's again :)
Me too
I was able to see both ‘Fantastic Planet’ and ‘Allegro Non Tropo’ thanks to my Uncle being a collector of surreal animated films from the 60s and 70s (especially with him having grown up in those days)!
I still consider Fantasia to be Disney’s best work, and probably will remain so! Although ‘Alice in Wonderland’ was my favorite movie when I was very young (like when I first watched films)!
‘It’s Such a Beautiful Day’ is one of my favorites! It’s a great film to watch if you’re looking for a film that’s not rooted in a traditional linear narrative, and it’s great to put on and go to sleep to, as a reminder that as terrifying as it is to think about how fragile life really is, one important thing to remember is this: life itself is an illusion, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
And now I can add ‘Cosmic Eye’ on my list of animated weirdness to go search for!
After seeing clips of "Son of the White Mare," I'm convinced that this is yet another sorce of Rebecca Sugar's character design & art style.
Because a lot of the characters look like some of her designs for the gemstone aliens, especially since the main character is similar to Steven & Jasper.
“I have no idea what’s been going on through out this entire top 10!”
-Animat
I’m actually surprised this list doesn’t include anything from Ralph Bakshi. I’d figure he would’ve made it on the list.
I agree.
I would've expected one of his films to be on the list.
Maybe Animat will save it for the sequel video.
Same.
I feel like he should have disqualified them alongside Japanese stuff.
@@austinreed7343 Really?
I loved Fantastic Planet! There used to be a tv have a show called Night Flight which showed that, and other animated movies and shorts.
Props also to early Nickelodeon, which used to show all sorts of weird little animated shorts in between their regular shows, and Liquid Television on MTV.
All these helped make me a huge fan of offbeat animation. And thanks to this list, I have a few more titles to discover!
Nice to see Disney’s first animated sequel on this list
I didn't know that The Three Caballeros and both Fantasia 1 and Fantasia 2000 are the weirdest Walt Disney movies, but now I do.
Hands-down winner for all-time weirdest animated movie: Where the Dead Go to Die (2012). Seriously, you'll need therapy if you make it even halfway through.
Yellow Submarine was such an acid trip movie
(SIMPLE WISH RECIEW)
"WTF AM I LOOKING AT??"
- Nostalgia Critic
(Top 11 Batman:TAS Episodes)
"And the award for MOST WTF Moment goes to......THAT!!"
- Nostalgia Critic
Jan Svankmeyer made a Shadow the Hedgehog esque edgefest out of Alice before Tim Burton. And arguably much better.
This top 10 was actually kind of fun
I like how "Nudity in a Disney Film" is listed as one of the weird aspects. Like, people are so obsessed with keeping the human body hidden at all times (barring personal or adult situations) that for body parts to be uncovered in an all ages film is considered bizarrely out of place, as if the centaur girls were about to start fondling each other. I'll never understand this textile aprehension towards naked bodies.
Probably because if how Disney treats it these days is what makes it strange.
Probably puritanism.
Alice is like a car crash. Its horrifying to look at.. but you can never look away
Kinda surprised the Raggedy Anne movie didn’t make it on here.
Am I the only person who considers the triplets of Belleville weird (and it was nominated for an Oscar so it’s “good”) I really hate it though
23:36 FUN FACT: you brought up Son of the white mare on its 40th Anniversery
It was released on Oct 22 1981
This vid was uploaded on oct 22 2021
Coincidence? I think not!
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the mindf**k.
- Nostalgia Critic
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Jeez, I thought I was well-versed in weird animated films. I haven't heard of a lot of the movies on this list. Guess I'll have to check some of them out.
As an italian i am very proud to have discovered this Bruno Bozzetto masterpiece
Other weird animated movies, Heavy Traffic, Heavy Metal, Light Years, The Tune
I absolutely loved your use of stereo sound in this - definitely a video to watch with headphones for the full experience :D
HUEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
In the words of Bill Cipher:
It's gonna get weird!
Also....Oswald's theme from Epic Mickey during the rules made me grin.
I remember seeing Fantastic Planet in high school; it felt like a weird medicinal trip.
OH MY GOD I LOVE THE THREE CABALLEROS!
Loved "The Three Caballeros" since I was 4.
I’m honestly surprised that three caballeros and fantasia made the list but triplets of bellvue didn’t
I actually saw "The Point".
me too
Same and also love that soundtrack album that Harry Nilsson did.
Love the editing and presentation on this one Mat!
Having Mikey Mouse glaring at me is very scary. When AniMat turns small.
You really should have put one of the films from Bill Plympton on this list. Pretty much all of his feature films have something crazy in them, it could be the story, characters, body distortion, there's too many to think of.
The weirdest movie I remember from my childhood is David and the Magic Pearl. My brother had a VHS of it. I remember trying to watch it when I was 11 or so and having no freaking clue what was going on.
It's kind of refreshing that a majority of these weird films are ones that I have NEVER seen or even heard of.
I do believe that this is one of your best top 10 lists 👍🏾
This must've been some ambitious top 10 list both in length and presentation.
Great job on this video.
I love your weird interlude moments in between the animated clips! So funny and wacky and perfect for a list like this! Thanks for showing a bit of Cool World at the very start. Even though it didn't make the list, I'm glad it got some acknowledgment.
Also, I love that Fantasia became popular with the hippie crowd! That is hilarious!
I showed Yellow Submarine to my second grade class.
I think it’s why I lost all friends during third grade
So happy you brought up Allegro Non Troppo! That film is extremely underrated.
Okay but at some point you have to do a full review of It’s Such a Beautiful Day.
He technically already did
@@sonicfanboy3375 i mean a proper review, not just a snippet
I have never hear of The Comic Eye until now. That one I never seen or heard of.
Good list! I thought that The Point should have been around the middle of the list though. The scene with Oblio’s tears being consumed by a food chain of marine animals including decay is a masterwork of weirdness in particular…
When is the next animation lookback
I would love to see how you cover the history of Jim Henson and the muppets with your animated segments like in Walt Disney animation studios plus
How about blue sky animation look back
Animat: There are no Japanese films because that would be cheating.
Patrick: BWAH HA HA! HA HA HA HA! CHEATING! HA HAAA HAAA HAA HA HAAAAA!!
My favorite films are Yellow Submarine, Fantasia 2000 and The Three Caballeros. This is a video tailored for me.
I love Fantasia 2000 as well (Hardy Tin Soldier, Rhapsody in Blue and Pomp & Circumstance are fire).
Timestamps and Spoilers for the list itself.
2:23 The Three Caballeros; Birds of a Feather
6:08 It's Such a Beautiful Day; Minimalist Masterpiece
10:20 Waking Life; I Feel Woke, Alright
15:00 Fantasia; A Musical Anthology
18:48 Allegro Non Troppo; A Musical Anthology... again.
22:56 Son of the White Mare; Grimm's Got Nothing On This Weirdness
27:08 Fantastic Planet; AKA, Attack On Titan's Kooky Uncle
30:37 American McG-I mean... Jan Svenkmejer's Alice; Oh, How Deep This Rabbit Hole Goes
34:43 Yellow Submarine; In The Sky With Diamonds
39:38 Honorable Mentions; Emphasis On Honorable
41:14 The Cosmic Eye; Quite Eye Opening
Its been awhile since you did a Top 10 Video
I think you and I can agree that The Cosmic Eye is the most extra terrestrial film in the history of cinema
26:38, WAIT A MINUTE, THAT'S A BALLSACK!
no one talks about lightyears. weirdest thing i've seen, love it
If you ask me, one of the weirdest things I’ve seen in animation is the restaurant scene in Dr Seuss’ The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat
(Yes I know it’s only a half hour long, but still)
Wow Animat your editing is amazing with those sketches
Fantastic Planet?!
I remember that film! Even now I still can't understand what they're saying, even in English.
Its French.
HOLD UP!! How is Mark Twain not up here?!
name one weird movie that doesn't look like it belongs in a dream or someone's head after taking to much LSD, and mushrooms.
is there going to be a jim henson animation lookback
38:23 I've been to Liverpool, this part was actually pretty accurate.
13:31 He looks like Federico, the father of Quico in El Chavo del 8
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Adrian Roman it's a mexican tv show. It is one of the most popular comedies in Latín Spanish
@@yakunohayashi9653 i know is my favorite tv show
Yeah, another top 10!!!!!
Nice logo for the top 10. Looks really cool
Not gonna lie, that "sense of reality" bit definitely made me think something was wrong with my headphones at first.
Gotta love the editing of this. It's like when Nostalgia Critic made a top 10 weirdest moments video, but Animat is even more extensive in its strangness, to the point of even playing with audio mixing.
I must say, your overall presentation has vastly improved from your early days regarding countdowns. I've actually been looking for Allegro non Troppo for a while now, but have gotten little luck that won't suck a lotta cash out of my wallet. Also, if it's not here, I'd also like to add Phantom Tollbooth as an honorable mention.
Admittedly, it does have similarities to Alice in Wonderland (a classic in the world of strange animated films), but I'd argue it has bits you won't really find in Alice. I mean, you have a swamp where you can die by literally doing nothing, including thinking; a classically trained conductor that combines colors into the sunset; a dog with a clock in his chest/stomach; all that and more done by the animation legends Chuck Jones. The concepts alone are pretty odd without adding in all the crazy imagery you see along Milo's journey.
It's here on RUclips in full.
American McGee has nothing on that creepy version of Alice in Wonderland.
33:33 but of course. You start by gripping your pillow tight.
Who thinks Animat should do a list for the top 10 Weirdest Japanese Animated Movies?
Jack and the Beanstalk (1974) would be at least #3 on that list
Paprika will just straight up joined the list
That movie is hella weird
@@p.terodactyl6848 Why is that?
14:31 when you meet someone for the first time and they start trauma dumping on you
There is a high probability that drugs were involved in the making of these animated films.
18:12 I think that's some Boulder or rock that can move.
That last one in particular reminds me of some of the earliest animated films and those of Norman McLaren, when animation was almost entirely about weird shit turning into other weird shit.
I grew up with a weird one called The Elm chanted Forest. I only recently found out the name of the cartoon. The tape we had it on had cut off the introduction to the show. For some reason the villain of the cartoon heated beavers. And the whole thing was very surreal.
That's also another weird Disney movie. And it has one sequel called "The Magic Hats to the Rescue" (1990.)
Me too
I've seen moments of weirdness in animation. Example: Arlo and spot's acid trip in Good Dinosaur.
Examples: Pink Elephants On Parade from Dumbo (1941) and the entire Big Lipped Alligator Scene from All Dogs Go to Heaven.
The Three Caballeros is my favorite Disney movie
What about THE Treasure planet?
Not going to lie, before I saw the whole video on Patreon, I thought it would be here, too. But there were crazier options.
Some of my all time favorites!
Son of the White Mare looks absolutely beautiful! If I can find it anywhere I’ll be sure to give it a watch.
All polosiphy students are the same 3 years talking about the meaning of life and when they leave and can’t find a job after a year they all just think fuck that shit I need money now
The three caballeros have a Saturday morning animated series on Disney XD.
I never did understand how Three Caballeros started as a mostly benign propaganda film about relations with "Latin America," then spirals into Mind F!@# Territory in the third act. Why? What were they thinking? Did they not know how to end it? Did they all sample peyote in Mexico? What? I have tried to research about it but couldn't find any answers. I am glad to finally not be afraid of Fantastic Planet. It traumatized me as a kid and as an adult it took me three different attempts to make it through the entire thing. I'm glad I did, I loved the trippy music, weird stop motion, and the world-building. I'm also glad to see Yellow Submarine getting more attention. I can remember finding a VHS of it in the library on accident as a kid and being so excited to see something like it existed. I have seen that movie so many times I am pretty sure I can recite it verbatim. 😊
It's Such A Beautiful Day is my FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME. This was a great review of it, and hopefully it'll get the film more exposure.
0:17 We ate the berries of some trees, but the berries were fermented. And now we’re wiiiizaaards...
Yikes! That's creepy! 6:55
#10: The Three Caballeros (1945)
#9: It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)
#8: Waking Life (2001)
#7: Fantasia (1940)
#6: Allegro non Troppo (1976)
#5: Son of the White Mare (1981)
#4: Fantastic Planet (1973)
#3: Alice (1988)
#2: Yellow Submarine (1968)
#1: The Cosmic Eye (1986)
Honorable Mentions:
- The Boy and the World (2013)
- The Point (1971)
- Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)
- Twice Upon a Time (1983)
- A Town Called Panic (2009)
Foodfight.
That's all I have to say.
Fantastic Planet is masterpiece of animation and science fiction