Le Roman de Renard, which can be translated as The Tale of the Fox, tells the story of Renard the Fox. The first entry in that group is Le Roman de Renard, a 1937 stop-motion animated film from filmmaker Ladislas Starevich. The Tale of the Fox (Le Roman de Renard) (100% rating)įrom here on out we begin the extremely rare and noteworthy 100% club. For those who think animation is a genre for kids, Tower is here to prove you wrong. The style is integral to the film’s emotional core. While its subject matter is a nightmare, Tower is able to render the unbelievable and horrifying into a tender, profound story. It’s a harrowing true story, one that still holds a profound resonance over 55 years later.ĭirector Keith Maitland employs animation in Tower to devastating effect, intertwining the medium with archival footage and interviews. The 2016 movie follows the story behind the 1966 shootings at the University of Texas at Austin that killed 14 people and wounded more than 30 others.

Tower is a fascinating and immensely powerful documentary that incorporates animation in a fashion unlike any other. The film is as funny as it is touching, and it will always be remembered as some of Pixar’s best work. Each scene is overflowing with color and beauty, from stunning coral reefs to treacherous shipwrecks. Along the way, Marlin befriends a friendly blue tang fish named Dory, fights off a group of sharks (who swear that fish are friends, not food), and cruises on the back of a super-chill sea turtle.įinding Nemo is full of heart and emotion, a beautiful story about the importance of family. When Nemo swims too close to the surface and is caught by a diver, a horrified Marlin must set out to find him. The film follows an overly cautious clownfish named Marlin, who has raised his son Nemo by himself ever since Nemo was an egg. Pixar’s Finding Nemo, which came out in 2003, is one of those animated movies that has likely been played on repeat in countless households ever since its release on DVD.

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