DC Universe Animated Original Movies (DCUAOM) are direct-to-video film projects being created by Warner Premiere, Warner Bros. Animation, and DC Comics, with the help of producers such as Bruce Timm (who helped create DCAU) and Andrea Romano (who worked as the voice director) now currently working on most of the movie projects. These projects have also included many of the voice actors who worked on the DCAU to return as the same characters like before on some of the films.
Batman, DC Comics
VIEWING ORDER
1. The Dark Knight's First Night †
2. Batman: The Animated Series
3. Mask of the Phantasm
4. Chase Me ††
5. The Adventures of Batman and Robin
6. Batman and Mr. Freeze: Sub-Zero
7. Superman: The Animated Series (Season 1)
8. Superman: The Animated Series (Season 2/3)/The New Batman Adventures* **
9. Static Shock (Season 1)
10. Static Shock (Season 2/3/4)/Justice League/Mystery of the Batwoman*** ****
11. Justice League Unlimited
12. Batman Beyond (Season 1)
13. Batman Beyond (Season 2/3)/The Zeta Project ***** ******
14. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
15. Batman Beyond (2014) †††
16. Justice League Unlimited: Epilogue
† Production pilot to Batman TAS
†† No set place in the timeline
††† Meant as a 'quintessential' Batman Beyond story, no place in timeline
** The New Batman Adventures 2x7 "Girl's Night Out" occurs some time before Superman: The Animated Series 3x10 "Unity"
*** Static Shock 3x6-7 "A League of Their Own" occurs shortly after Justice League 2x1-2 "Twilight"
**** Some plotlines from Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman flow well into Justice League 2x7-8 "Maid of Honor"
***** Batman Beyond 2x20 "Zeta" kicks off the entire series of The Zeta Project
****** Batman Beyond 3x12 "Countdown" occurs before The Zeta Project 1x8 "Shadows"
These are all the animated movies I've seen that are over 40 minutes long.
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Movie's other than those included in the DC Animated Movie Universe Series and the Lego series.
Hand-drawn. Computer graphics. Stop-motion. Oil paint, canvas by canvas, or stick figures, line by line. Animation isn’t a genre. It’s a medium, capable of telling any story and eliciting any emotion, from a toolbox as varied as any live-action filmmaker’s.
Now we present the 100 best Fresh animated movies ever (they had to be 60% or higher on the Tomatometer), drawing from all of cinema history.
Link: https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/100-best-animated-movies/
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