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What is the best Don Bluth animated film?

by YPB Team

From hand-drawn classics that once rivaled Disney to ambitious swings and oddball curiosities, this filmography runs the full emotional spectrum. Cast your vote!

  1. The Secret of NIMH — ranked #11
    The Secret of NIMH
    Bluth's 1982 directorial debut about a widowed mouse seeking help from hyper-intelligent rats.
    1000pts
  2. Bartok the Magnificent — ranked #22
    Bartok the Magnificent
    A 1999 spin-off comedy starring the comic bat sidekick from Anastasia.
    689pts
  3. Rock-a-Doodle — ranked #33
    Rock-a-Doodle
    A 1991 musical about a rooster who becomes an Elvis-style singing star.
    517pts
  4. The Land Before Time — ranked #44
    The Land Before Time
    The beloved 1988 story of orphaned dinosaur Littlefoot journeying to the Great Valley.
    517pts
  5. Titan A.E. — ranked #55
    Titan A.E.
    Bluth's 2000 sci-fi adventure about humanity's search for a new home after Earth's destruction.
    517pts
  6. A Troll in Central Park — ranked #66
    A Troll in Central Park
    A 1994 fantasy about a gentle, flower-loving troll banished to New York City.
    423pts
  7. The Pebble and the Penguin — ranked #77
    The Pebble and the Penguin
    A 1995 musical romance following a timid penguin's quest to win his love.
    423pts
  8. Thumbelina — ranked #88
    Thumbelina
    A 1994 musical adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.
    423pts
  9. All Dogs Go to Heaven — ranked #99
    All Dogs Go to Heaven
    A 1989 musical about a scheming dog who returns from heaven to settle a score.
    423pts
  10. An American Tail — ranked #1010
    An American Tail
    The 1986 hit following Fievel, a young mouse separated from his family emigrating to America.
    310pts
  11. Anastasia — ranked #1111
    Anastasia
    Bluth's lavish 1997 musical reimagining of the lost Russian grand duchess legend.
    0pts

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