Top 10 2022 best animated movies you should watch this.
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No:10 Minions The Rise of Gru

The sequel to the 2015 animated classic Minions, turns the dial up to 11, and presents an action-packed adventure that is sure to make you smile from cheek-to-cheek. Oddly centering around a theme of '80s martial arts lays the groundwork for many hilarious moments and an incredible and surprising role from Michelle Yeoh. Similarly, they are still their hilarious and mischievous selves; Minions: The Rise of Gru will undoubtedly make you care for the naive and adorable little yellow minions. Rise of Gru caps the year off as being the most financially successful animated flick of the year.

No:09 Light year
One of the most anticipated animated releases of 2022, came Pixar’s Lightyear, which offered a story based on the toy Buzz Lightyear from the Toy Story franchise. Lightyear thankfully delivers a truly fun and entertaining ride, tackling time travel incredibly well, as well as delivering many explosive and exhilarating action scenes.

No:08 Wendell and Wild
Legendary filmmaker Henry Selick (Coraline, The Nightmare Before Christmas) returns to the stop-motion fold, delivering another gothic and dark tale and once again exploring childhood trauma. Never shying away from its dark and adult themes, Wendell and Wild brilliantly uses comedians Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele to provide gut-busting comedy, as well as elevating the tone ever-so slightly. Although not the best or most heartfelt stop-motion flick of the year, Wendell and Wild is still a worthy addition to Henry Selick's impressive and nightmare-fueled filmography.

No:07 The Bad Guys
A very welcome surprise to the year was the stylish, animated heist movie, The Bad Guys took much inspiration from Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean’s Eleven remake.

No:06 Entergalactic
From American Rapper Kid Cudi, comes this 90-minute animated feature film, Entergalactic, which sports some truly outstanding, painterly animation, and of course, brilliant music from the acclaimed rapper. While mostly being a movie that accommodates Kid Cudi’s eighth studio album, Entergalactic similarly offers up a cute and compelling romantic comedy.

No:05 DC’s League of Super-Pets
isn’t just one of the most underrated and underappreciated animated movies of the year, but one of the most underrated movies of all genres from 2022. Sporting a simply perfect cast, with Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Diego Luna, Vanessa Bayer, Kate McKinnon, and John Krasinksi, as well as a Batman casting we never knew we wanted, but we certainly needed, with Keanu Reeves taking on the iconic cowl, especially when he teams up with Kevin Hart's Ace.

No:04 Puss In Boots The Last Wish
Just when we thought we wouldn’t see another film in the Shrek universe, here comes one of the best movies in said universe, with Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. After more than a decade since the first film, The Last Wish offers up a new animation style, more in line with Dreamworks' other animated flick of 2022, The Bad Guys, with its snappy, cel-shaded, comic book-esque animation that provided for a more exhilarating animated adventure. Antonio Banderas once again kills it as Puss in Boots, who is supported by an all-star cast, with the likes of Florence Pugh, Salma Hayek, Olivia Colman, and John Mulaney. Dreamworks has truly killed it this year.

No:03 Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
Despite the odd title and premise, Marcel the Shell with Shoes On offers one of the most profound, real, and grounded tales of recent memory, and it makes you stop and appreciate the little things in life. Marcel is simply adorable, as is the movie as a whole, and comedian Jenny Slate sells Marcel’s adorable and inquisitive nature with perfection, making audiences instantly fall in love with little Marcel. The story and characters are simple, but the film's simplicity is not to be understated, as Marcel the Shell with Shoes On deals with profound issues like family, grief, and perseverance.

No:02 Turning Red
In one of Pixar’s most energetic and hilarious outings yet, Turning Red embraces all of its Anime-esque charm, while providing a perfect mainstream way of normalizing the menstrual cycle. Not many movies dare to tackle the topic of menstruation, but Turning Red takes this challenge and relishes in it, normalizing the concept, as well as providing a heartwarming coming-of-age story about family and family expectations.

No:01 Guillermo del Toros Pinocchio
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio is simply beautiful. With a smattering of needless Pinocchio remakes, much like the Robert Zemeckis one that released on Disney+ back in September, it feels like we didn’t need yet another one. However, we were all wrong. As Guillermo del Toro takes the familiar tale and makes it feel completely fresh, bringing so much heart and soul to the film, you can't help but tear up at the end.

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