Rating of the best cartoons. List of cartoons for children

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The rating of the best cartoons is of interest to every caring parent. Just because children are very receptive to any information, so everything they watch must undergo a strict selection. But how to choose from millions of animated films the one that will please your baby, and at the same time you? We present useful collections of the best cartoons by subject and country!

The best Soviet cartoons

In the USSR they knew how to make kind, witty and bright cartoons in terms of their inner atmosphere. Serenity - that's what a child feels when viewing such animated pictures. During the existence of Soviet cinema for children, several thousand magnificent animated short films were created. The rating of the best cartoons looks something like this.

1. "The Tale of Tsar S altan" (1984).
2. "The Secret of the Third Planet" (1981).
3. "Twelve Months" (1956).
4. The Snow Queen (1957).
5. Dilogy "Carlson" (1968).

Also, musical animation films were very popular in the Soviet Union. They should be listed separately.cartoons.

1. Treasure Island (1988).
2. Dilogue "The Bremen Town Musicians" (1969).
3. Flying Ship (1979).
4. "Dog in Boots" (1981).
5. "Leopold the Cat" (1975).

The best Soviet animated series

The best Soviet cartoons often turned into serials that artists worked on for decades.

1. "Well, wait a minute!" (1969-2006). The longest-running domestic animated series, on which at least 3-4 generations have grown. The plot of each series unfolds in new scenery: in a village, in a museum, at a concert venue, in the land of fairy tales. What all issues have in common is only the invariable desire of the Wolf to catch the Hare. Repeated attempts to make friends end in fun chases and ridiculous situations.
2. Prostokvashino trilogy (1978-1984). The household cat Matroskin is still considered the most recognizable character of all domestic cartoon characters. According to the results of a 2014 survey, the Prostokvashino animated series was not inferior in popularity even to the American movie hit Shrek.
3. "Mowgli" (1967-1971). The children's multi-part film "Mowgli" is distinguished by impeccable graphics, professional voice acting and a dynamically developing plot. Sometimes 5 parts of the cartoon are edited into one piece and shown as a full-length film lasting 100 minutes.
4. "Cheburashka and Crocodile Gena" (1969-1983). Cheburashka and crocodile Gena were created by the children's writer E. Uspensky. Based on hisbook was filmed 4 cartoon series. The main decoration of the whole action is, of course, the restless Old Woman Shapoklyak.
5. "Kuzya Brownie" (1984-1987). The cycle of cartoons about the “hereditary” brownie Kuzma has long been disassembled into quotes: “I’m still small, seven centuries in total”, “Here’s an aunt, a slow-witted fool”, etc. Aida Zyablikova’s films about Kuzenka are touching with witty dialogues and comical appearance of characters.

Rating of the best cartoons from Disney for the XX century

W alt Disney's creations feature incredibly realistic graphics and scenarios that are designed for both children and adults at the same time. Below are the best Disney cartoons. So what does the top 5 look like?

1. The Lion King Drama (1994): 3 Golden Globes, $987 million box office.
2. Beauty and the Beast Musical (1991): 3 Golden Globes, $425 million box office.
3. Aladdin fantasy adventure (1992): 2 Oscars, $504 million box office.
4. The Little Mermaid Drama (1989): 2 Oscars, $211 million box office.
5. Anastasia Musical (1997): 2 Oscar nominations, $140M box office.

The best American animated series of the 20th century

The best Disney cartoons were sometimes turned into long-running series by savvy producers. The most striking example is the Oscar-winning "Aladdin", which in 1994 returned to the screens in a television format. The project lasted 3 seasons and enjoyed incredible popularity. There were othersmovie companies in the US that produced equally funny children's films.

1. Tom and Jerry (1940 - present) is a classic of the cartoon genre. It is difficult to find a person who has not seen at least one episode of this animated series from Metro Goldwyn Mayer. The project has 7 Oscars on its account.
2. Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers (1989-1990) is an acclaimed franchise from W alt Disney Television Animation about the adventures of funny chipmunks who save the world from time to time. Until now, collector's editions of this series on DVD are being released in the USA.
3. DuckTales (1987-1990) is the story of stingy millionaire Scrooge McDuck and his three nephews who are always finding adventure on their own. The series was so popular that after 27 years it was decided to restart the franchise.
4. "Aladdin's Magic Lamp" (1994-1995) is a continuation of the feature-length cartoons "Aladdin" and "Return of Jafar". The cartoon is filled with sparkling humor, comical situations and amazing incidents.
5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) is the favorite animated series of millions of boys around the world. And although this project was restarted in 2003, the very first episodes, filmed in the late 80s, are considered more thoughtful in terms of the script and the behavior of the characters.

Best Russian cartoons

The best Russian cartoons are not only a legacy left after the collapse of the USSR. In modern Russia in the early 2000s. high-quality beautiful projects began to appear, worthymultiple viewing.

1. The Three Bogatyrs franchise (2004 – today) is today the main property of full-length animated cinema in Russia. Not only traditional East Slavic heroes and motifs are pleasing, but also witty dialogues, word play, and glorification of eternal human values.
2. The "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" trilogy (2011-2015) is another masterpiece from the Melnitsa studio, which produces exclusively children's cartoons.
3. “Prince Vladimir” (2004) is an action-packed historical drama about Vladimir the Red Sun, which is not without a spark of magic and a fairy tale.
4. “Fortress: with a shield and a sword” (2015) is another conditionally historical cartoon that is dedicated to the events of the early 17th century in Russia. The main character is a young boy Aleksashka, who helped defend Smolensk from the Polish-Lithuanian troops.
5. "Sheep and Wolves: F-e-e-e-smart transformation" (2016) is a comedy story from the Russian company Wizart Animation, which has a loy alty rating of 70-80% of viewers out of 100% on all reputable movie sites.

Russian animated series

The best Russian multi-part format cartoons are a little harder to find. However, in this area there is an undisputed leader - the cartoon "Masha and the Bear", based on the motives of Russian folk tales. True, only the main characters remained from the original fairy tale: the little girl Masha and the Mishka, who lives in the forest. But the relationship between them developsquite atypical: the main exploiter and oppressor in this couple is Masha, and the Bear only patiently endures all her pranks.

In Russia, the cartoon enjoys unheard of popularity. For some time now, it has been broadcast in Italy, Indonesia and many other countries of the world, where the "boom" on "Masha and the Bear" has also begun.

Also among the Russian TV series, the projects "The Adventures of Luntik and His Friends" and "Smeshariki" can be noted.

Rating of modern American cartoons

In the US, the multi-industry is incredibly developed, especially cartoons about animals have recently become popular. Against the background of the general diversity, the following animated films can be distinguished:

• Shrek franchise (2001-2011);
• Ice Age franchise (2002-present);
• Madagascar franchise (2005-present);
• Frozen (2013);
• Zootopia (2016).

Modern American animated series

If you omit political sketches and cartoons for adults, then the rating of the best US cartoons, designed for long-term display, looks like this:

• superhero series "Young Justice" (2010);
• spy project "Archer" (2009);
• comedy thriller "The Adventures of Jackie Chan" (2000-2005);
• Relaunch of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles project (2012);
• animated series "Green Lantern" (2011).

Of course, there are also The Simpsons, SpongeBob and other rather popular things. But these cartoons do not have very attractive animation, and rather strange scenarios. Is it worth showing them to your own children is a big question.

Japanese cartoons

A special niche in the cartoon industry is occupied by projects released in Japan. Animal cartoons are not very popular in this country. The Japanese basically make people the main characters of anime. But there are also exceptions.

1. "Spirited Away" (2001). The cartoon directed by Hayao Miyazaki is included in a special, honorary list of cartoons in Japan, as it won Oscar, Saturn and the main prize of the Berlin Film Festival at the time. The animated film is about the girl Chihiro, who is trying to save her parents from the evil sorceress.
2. Pokemon (1997-present). It would be strange not to include the Pokemon series in the rating of the best of the best: even adults are delighted with this children's film. The anime is dedicated to the struggle between good and evil. Only the confrontation takes place in a fictional alternate universe.
3. "Sailor Moon" (1992-1997). An extremely kind film about a warrior girl will be more interesting for little ladies. Usagi Tsukino and her friends are ordinary schoolgirls during the day, and in the evening they are warriors in sailor suits protecting the Earth from evil.

Expected premieres

The best cartoons of the year 2016 are, of course, The Secret Life of Pets and Zootopia. However, more premieres are ahead of us.

In October 2016, the Chinese-American cartoon "The Frog Princess" will be released on the big screens. Plotthe pictures are quite confusing. But the plot sounds quite interesting: a frog of royal blood escapes from the palace and tries to live among ordinary people, so to speak, incognito.

The Japanese have conquered the whole world with their exotic culture, so American directors are happy to turn to Japanese motifs when developing plots for new cartoons. From October 20, you can see the Hollywood cartoon “Kubo. Legend of the Samurai. The picture has already been seen in Australia, China, Israel and other countries. 97% of the cartoon's reviews are positive.