Comments by "Dream Guardian" (@dreamguardian8320) on "Top 10 Animated Cult Movies" video.

  1. I always wondered why The Black Cauldron took so long to come out on VHS and then on DVD, but after seeing it, I think I'm starting to know why. I too enjoyed The Brave Little Toaster, The Yellow Submarine, and Wizards, I still do today. When I first saw The Secret of NIMH as a kid, I found it pretty spooky. But now I'm older and I'm starting to get the hang of it. I'm even starting to wish that Don Bluth would come back and make more 2D animated movies. I found Heavy Metal a little hard to figure out on what the main plot for the movie was, but it was still pretty good. I'm glad they added The Last Unicorn to the Honorable mention list, that was a good movie. They should've added The Flight of Dragons to the list too.
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  2. I agree, it's like watching a cartoon version of Avatar. Almost.
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  3. I did not understand why it took so long for The Black Cauldron to come up on VHS and DVD and have been looking and waiting for years, but after seeing it, I've began to understand why. I for one did not think that The Brave Little Toaster was scary. Well, maybe at the store, where the man killed the blender for its motor, but I don't know why they had a Joker wannabe in the nightmare. I have not seen The Yellow Submarine since I was an infant, and I was close to forgetting about it, until I saw it again years later. When I first saw The Secret Of NIMH I found it a little scary, especially with the cat Dragon, the Great Owl, and how the rats became intelligent. But as I got older I got over it and enjoyed a lot, along with other movies made by Don Bluth. I even wish we had his kind of animation again, and not so many 3D and live remakes. I found The Iron Giant to be a animated version of E.T. and found it weird and emotional. I for one did not really like it.
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