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15. The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle brings the classic cartoon duo into the real world for a goofy, self-aware adventure full of visual gags and celebrity cameos. It’s light, silly fun that pays homage to the original show, with just enough slapstick to keep things rolling. | © Universal Studios
14. Tom & Jerry
Tom & Jerry brings the classic cat-and-mouse chaos into the real world, unleashing their wild antics inside a swanky New York hotel. With slapstick chases, clever animation, and a dose of city glamour, it’s a playful throwback that’s pure cartoon fun for a new generation. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
13. Cool World
Cool World stands out for its bold, surreal blend of live action and wild, unruly animation, there's really nothing else quite like it. It’s a weird, visually striking ride that’s definitely worth a look for anyone curious about animation that pushes boundaries. | © Paramount Pictures
12. Run Lola Run
Run Lola Run races through Berlin with style, mixing adrenaline-pumping live action with flashes of animation and rapid-fire visuals. This movie is a wild, inventive ride where every second and every tiny decision can change everything. | © Sony Pictures Classics
11. Osmosis Jones
Osmosis Jones dives inside the human body and turns it into a wild city, combining live-action chaos with bizarre, imaginative animation. It’s weird, witty, and unlike anything else, definitely a hidden gem if you’re up for something different. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
10. The Mask
The Mask allows Jim Carrey to go full cartoon, turning an ordinary guy into a zany, green-faced whirlwind of chaos thanks to one mysterious mask. With wild effects and off-the-wall humor, it’s pure, energetic fun that never slows down. | © New Line Cinema
9. Kill Bill: Vol. 1'
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 takes the signature style of Tarantino and throws in a bold animated sequence that makes the revenge story even sharper. Between the striking visuals, wild action, and Uma Thurman’s fierce performance, this is a genre mashup that never lets up. | © Miramax Films
8. Looney Tunes: Back in Action
Looney Tunes: Back in Action finally puts Daffy Duck in the spotlight, teaming him with Brendan Fraser for a wild, globe-trotting rescue mission. With nonstop gags and a seamless blend of animation and live action, it’s a fast, funny ride for the whole family. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
7. Mary Poppins
Mary Poppins is the kind of film that makes childhood feel just a little bit more magical, no matter how old you are. With Julie Andrews at her best and scenes that blend live action and animation in unforgettable ways, it’s a whimsical London adventure that never really leaves you. | © Walt Disney Pictures
6. James and the Giant Peach
James and the Giant Peach turns Roald Dahl’s classic into a bright, imaginative journey where giant bugs and talking fruit suddenly feel right at home. Blending playful stop-motion with live action, it’s a quirky adventure that’s as charming as it is memorable. | © Walt Disney Pictures
5. Who Framed Roger Rabbit
A wild mashup of film noir and Saturday morning cartoons, Who Framed Roger Rabbit allows classic toons and real actors to share the spotlight in ways nobody had seen before. This movie is a sharp, funny, and endlessly clever ride that still feels like movie magic. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
4. WALL-E
With barely a word, WALL-E manages to make you fall in love with a lonely robot and root for a future that’s worth saving. It’s a visually stunning, surprisingly moving adventure that mixes gentle humor, big questions, and just the right dose of hope. | © Walt Disney Pictures
3. Space Jam
Space Jam throws Michael Jordan into a basketball game like no other, right alongside Bugs Bunny and the rest of the Looney Tunes crew. This movie is pure, goofy fun that combines classic cartoons with ‘90s sports hype, and somehow, it still works every time you rewatch it. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
2. Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Angela Lansbury brings plenty of charm and chaos to this magical tale about a witch-in-training and a flying bed. Between the delightful songs and the wild animated adventures, especially that unforgettable underwater scene, Bedknobs and Broomsticks is a fantastic movie that doesn't get old. | © Walt Disney Pictures
1. Enchanted
A storybook princess tumbles into the chaos of modern New York, and somehow, the city is never quite the same. Enchanted delivers a playful mashup of fairy tale magic and real-world absurdity, topped off with a few classic musical numbers you can’t help but smile at. | © Walt Disney Pictures
