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>The Secret of NIMH
I watched that pretty recently. The raw beauty of the project and the dedication of the men behind it was flooring. You won't find anything made like that made these days, especially from Disney.
>The Iron Giant
>The Land Before Time
I probably saw these as a kid but I don't remember them. I should rewatch them.
>Watership Down
>Animal Farm
I've read the books but never seen the films. I think people's impression of the Watership Down film has unfortunately overwritten the lovely prose and simple story in the book, which is a shame. The book isn't some testament to nature's cruelty or anything like that: there is violence, because the main characters are wild rabbits so of course they get into fights with each other and other animals, but the violence isn't highlighted and it isn't described in grisly detail. I seriously recommend the book because it's such a pleasant, easy read.
>Cats Don't Dance
>The Brave Little Toaster
>How the Grinch Stole Christmas
>Felidae
>The Wrong Trousers
>How to Train Your Dragon
>Kirikou and the Sorceress
Seen them all and they're all very good; Felidae is notable for looking like a friendly kids movie but having some really dark and scary imagery and adult/sexual humour. You can find it on YouTube, funnily enough. I had completely forgotten about Kirikou and the Sorceress until now, but I remember that I really liked it as a kid (although I'm not sure if that was due to the beauty of the film or due to the fact there was a nude woman in it). I highly recommend that one for its art style alone.