Wizards
09 Feb 1977 01:22:00
Wizards belongs to the 1970s expansion of adult and serious feature animation. It uses fantasy, satire, violence, sexuality, literary adaptation, or social unease to move beyond the family-film assumption.
The list in release order, from the earliest shorts onward. Showing 621–640 of 698.
09 Feb 1977 01:22:00
Wizards belongs to the 1970s expansion of adult and serious feature animation. It uses fantasy, satire, violence, sexuality, literary adaptation, or social unease to move beyond the family-film assumption.
11 Mar 1977 01:14:00
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh sits in the post-Walt Disney landscape, where older studio craft met anthology habits, television reuse, and a more economical feature pipeline.
19 Jun 1977 01:16:00
The Rescuers sits in the post-Walt Disney landscape, where older studio craft met anthology habits, television reuse, and a more economical feature pipeline.
18 Nov 1977 01:23:00
The Mouse and His Child belongs to the 1974-1978 stretch when animated features, specials, shorts, and international works were multiplying in tone and origin.
27 Nov 1977 01:17:00
Hobbit is built for television scale but has feature-sized ambitions. It uses familiar literature, holiday viewing, or established characters to make a broadcast feel like an event.
01 Oct 1978 01:32:00
Watership Down belongs to the 1970s expansion of adult and serious feature animation. It uses fantasy, satire, violence, sexuality, literary adaptation, or social unease to move beyond the family-film assumption.
15 Nov 1978 02:12:00
The Lord of the Rings belongs to the 1970s expansion of adult and serious feature animation. It uses fantasy, satire, violence, sexuality, literary adaptation, or social unease to move beyond the family-film assumption.
16 Dec 1978 00:26:00
The Small One belongs to the 1974-1978 stretch when animated features, specials, shorts, and international works were multiplying in tone and origin.
23 Dec 1978 01:27:00
Havoc in Heaven belongs to the 1974-1978 stretch when animated features, specials, shorts, and international works were multiplying in tone and origin.
05 Jan 1979 00:28:00
Tale of Tales treats animation as personal, poetic, or experimental form. Instead of depending on a star character, it organizes time, memory, sound, or visual transformation into a concentrated experience.
19 May 1979 01:05:00
Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King belongs to the 1979-1983 stretch, when animation was spreading across anime features, adult cult films, television specials, auteur shorts, and international productions.
28 Sep 1979 01:38:00
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie is shaped by television habits: familiar characters, literary adaptation, holiday timing, or compilation logic. Its story is direct because repeat viewing and recognition do much of the work.
19 Mar 1980 01:21:00
The King and the Mockingbird belongs to the 1979-1983 stretch, when animation was spreading across anime features, adult cult films, television specials, auteur shorts, and international productions.
21 Mar 1982 01:18:00
The Time Masters belongs to the 1979-1983 stretch, when animation was spreading across anime features, adult cult films, television specials, auteur shorts, and international productions.
15 Jul 1982 01:22:00
The Secret of NIMH belongs to the 1979-1983 stretch, when animation was spreading across anime features, adult cult films, television specials, auteur shorts, and international productions.
21 Oct 1982 01:43:00
The Plague Dogs belongs to the adult and cult-animation wave around the early 1980s. Its story or format uses fantasy, violence, satire, sexuality, or literary darkness to push past family-film expectations.
19 Nov 1982 01:29:00
The Last Unicorn belongs to the 1979-1983 stretch, when animation was spreading across anime features, adult cult films, television specials, auteur shorts, and international productions.
26 Dec 1982
A boy wakes after snowfall, builds a snowman in the garden, and returns at midnight to discover that his creation has come alive. What follows is a wordless nocturne of house exploration, airborne wonder, and the fleeting intimacy of a friendship that can only exist for one winter night.
25 Mar 1983 01:21:00
Fire and Ice belongs to the adult and cult-animation wave around the early 1980s. Its story or format uses fantasy, violence, satire, sexuality, or literary darkness to push past family-film expectations.
13 Jul 1983 01:30:00
Son of the White Mare belongs to the 1979-1983 stretch, when animation was spreading across anime features, adult cult films, television specials, auteur shorts, and international productions.