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*It's a list of animation movies who are not in my other specific lists. Go see these lists for the remaining animation movies (DC/Marvel, asian movies and classics Disney or Universal)
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<p>꩜ <a href="https://boxd.it/WS8mg" rel="nofollow">𝒔𝒆𝒆 𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝒍𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒔 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆</a></p><p>There was a real need for a coordinated list specifically for that listless, empty feeling where you don't really know what you want to watch but you know it should be comfortable and uncomplicated.</p><p>I tried to include a little bit for everyone, but every movie - regardless of genre - in this list fits these requirements:</p><blockquote><p>1. The plots are straight-forward, easy enough to follow even if the viewer is very out of it.</p></blockquote><blockquote><p>2. They should contain only minor to moderate emotional turbulence. They should not leave the viewer in any kind of lasting emotional distress. (Some Disney/Pixar movies have not made it to this list because they break that rule — like Coco & Up.)</p></blockquote><p>These are all easy-watching choices. :) If you have a suggestion, please comment below!</p>
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<p>Did you know Blockbuster Video had a chance to buy Netflix in its infancy. Reed Hastings actually pursued them. $50million and they could be had. Blockbuster practically laughed them out of the room. Who's laughing now?</p><p>Netflix is finally turning the corner with some polished top grade cinema. They churn out content at an exhausting rate. Mostly due to contracts with all the major studios about to pass. But I can actually find something worth my time with some sort of consistency. Plus, it's nice to see them with more of a hands off approach on the creators of all this franchise-less original story telling. Okay original might be pushing it most of the time. (wink,wink)</p>
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<p><a href="https://screenrant.com/netflix-budget-spending-2018/" rel="nofollow">Did you know that Netflix is the biggest Film-Distributor of 2018?</a> <br />Of course there are a lot of duds in such a vast portfolio, but Netflix gives some experimental Directors a platform and almost everybody who works with Netflix is a reoccurring Actor or Director. So they must do something right behind the scenes...<br />From Movies, where there is a future release date known, I'll add it in the notes. <br />Included international distribution rights as well, or if only seen in few Countries on the Big Screen, for example Annihilation. <br /><strong>Countries of interest for me and therefor included are America, Canada and/or Germany.</strong></p><p>Sorted by average highest to lowest and not yet released movies at the end of the list, which begins at 617 at the moment. As soon as a movie has its first screening (mostly Festivals), it'll be integrated in it's rightful place.<br />Also I didn't add documentaries, stand-up, specials or Mini-Series and if you're searching for them, click <a href="https://letterboxd.com/zombaid/list/netflix-exclusive-everything-else/" rel="nofollow">HERE</a>. </p><p>Death to cinema! Long live the Netflix!<br />(Half serious here. But the small digital only cinemas with employees who have no understanding of a Beamer besides of the On/Off-Switch, they can die for all I care. A movie should never, NEVER, look better at home!)</p>