Top 10 Greatest British Animations

[@itsrectimemedia]

Nothing beats Wallace and Gromit!!!

[@victorhernandez8723]

RIP, Peter Sallis!

[@zdskillz849]

steven alvarez CHEESE GROMIT

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

My childhood

[@babyjoanheart]

Yes!

[@TheNewsOfYT]

You reposted in the wrong trousers!

[@totalcreativegaming6681]

Wallace and Grommet for No. 1. Definitely well placed and well deserved. Probably the most iconic duo in British animation.

[@WatchMojoUK]

Total Creative Gaming Agreed :) have you got a favourite W&G moment or episode?

[@derpsterettevtuber7744]

WatchMojoUK my fave would be in the first one when they went to the moon and lit their rocket like a firework but had the handbrake on

[@Maritime_Memories]

@@WatchMojoUK definitely the wrong trousers train chase scene or the ending of a matter of loaf and death

[@dalekinthewater4708]

@@WatchMojoUK close shave chase scene

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

I was two when Chicken Run came out, still am proud that I say I like it. It's a classic, just like Wallace and Gromit. Nick Parks is a national treasure for sure. Yellow Submarine was also a classic.

[@emiendo3128]

I knew Wallace and Gromit would in number 1!!! Also great to see Yellow Submarine in second place!

[@owendeane6961]

Amy Carlton Their bringing Yellow Submarine back to UK cinemas 😀

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

I still own that movie

[@stevencassidy6982]

Good to see Watership Down up there

[@AtheistOrphan]

Steven Cassidy - Don’t forget Plague Dogs.

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

I love that movie, as an adult I realize how fucked up and yet realistic it is. Showing the sad nature of humanity

[@HailZod]

Don’t know my parents let me watch it as a kid. Traumatised me. But even then I recognised how good it was and I’ve never forgot. Haven’t had the nerve to watch it again though 😂

[@jacksmales4973]

Watership Down is my favourite animated movie even though it gave me nightmares as a kid, several years on it's still pretty disturbing, but I can watch it again and again

[@zombified3362]

The wrong trousers has always had a place in my childhood

[@TotallyToonsTV]

Ethel & Ernest was such a heart warmer and a heart wrencher in equal measure.

[@MTTT19]

I still prefer the 1989 BFG to the 2015 adaptation

[@get-the-joke]

I prefer the rocket launcher to the Big Fucking Gun.

[@mk6rfc1]

the 2016 one was not very good though in the first place tbf

[@darkstar5081]

Matt Thornton same here my childhood was built on that movie and I'm a kid from the 2000's

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

same

[@EmmaCRBsnewstuff]

Definitely!

[@RespectTheLogos3]

Top 10 British Animated TV Shows would contain hits like Danger Mouse, Shaun the Sheep, Thomas the Tank Engine, Bananaman, Count Duckula and more.

[@MediaMan2808]

Noddy, Postman Pat, Fireman Sam, Farthing Wood, Clangers, Funnybones, the list goes on

[@Johnno9989]

yes I remember that one. Too bad they missed out The Animals Of Farthing Wood, Stressed Eric, I Am Not An Animal and some of Gerry Anderson's material

[@riderrider7109]

Could you kindly suggest me any site for uk accent movies.

[@smokwawelski6010]

Peppa Pig ...

[@baileythemaster0738]

BOB THE BUILDER

[@_Moonlit_]

Yay! When I saw the vid Wallace and Gromit immediately popped into my mind ❤️

[@prisa3160]

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[@samwelguy]

Love chicken run that film was my childhood

[@Talex-td6xf]

Thought The Curse of the Ware Rabbit would be No.1

[@tristanwilliams4180]

yeah i love that film too

[@jacklewis8017]

Talex 0211 - It's a great movie but it's no Penguin dressed as a chicken wearing robot trousers and stealing a diamond

[@EmmaCRBsnewstuff]

I liked A Close Shave aswell

[@metepec20092012]

Talex 0211 well, it didn’t specify it was top 10 British animated films :P

[@Talex-td6xf]

Diegoraf Blasio could be in the top 11...

[@Johnno9989]

Most of them are great, but I personally think Wallace & Gromit as a whole is awesome - not just the Wrong Trousers, but the other shorts and the feature too. It would've also been great to include some honorable mentions, because there are son many good ones i.e. the Plague Dogs and When The Wind Blows.

[@prisa3160]

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[@raydude4969]

Chicken Run, Watership Down, and James and the Giant Peach are my favorite.

[@victorhernandez8723]

It's nice that you included "The Willows in Winter" in this video. It's a criminally underrated sequel to "The Wind in the Willows".

[@stewartgardener8104]

Where is When the wind blows in this list, not even an honourable mention? Its an amazingly harrowing story that really encapsulates the fear and danger around nuclear warfare. I would highly recommend checking it out if you are at all interested in British animation.

[@largeslappy]

It’s a crime that Ethel & Ernest and James and the Giant Peach are both ranked lower than Gnomeo and Juliet.

[@kieranstark7213]

Gnomeo and Juliet is the only choice on this list I disagree with. We should always be lucky that it’s not it’s sequel, but because every other entry on this list gives the United Kingdom a top-notch track record of animation, it does look like its sequel by comparison.

[@trt001YT]

Could number 1 have been any different, definitely well deserved

[@meowthx1985]

Well Peter Sallis was truly like a iconic voice actor, but we will never miss him. Well done Wallace! lad!

[@run2cat4run]

love British animations.

[@tanyaflanagan8111]

Soooo happy to see watership down on here. It's one of my fave films ever!

[@lfc_szn4274]

Glad to finally see someone paying attention to Chicken Run. That movie is disgustingly underrated.

[@SkinnyEMedia]

@SkinnyEMedia From a young man raised in Essex and Herts., I loved watching CHICKEN RUN and JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH on repeat. I can easily quote the lines. I remember seeing ETHEL & ERNEST on BBC iPlayer and just thinking to myself that this is Britain's PERSEPOLIS or AMERICAN POP. Great adult animation! It's better than any film Pixar has come up with in recent years. Good list here. They should also mention WHEN THE WIND BLOWS, PLAGUE DOGS, SHAUN THE SHEEP MOVIE, and some of the other Aardman films too.

[@sazfretz1945]

thank you for adding Watership Down--i love the book and the film

[@andysbg77]

*CHICKEN RUN* is my alltime Favorite!!!

[@zecharchar3291]

Best of British, long live England

[@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735]

ugandan knuckles Rest in peace Ugandan knuckles

[@nicksiddaway2594]

Do u know de wae

[@RingoandCarlin]

Yes long live England.

[@zessjh33]

United Kingdom

[@samdove8257]

Flushed away!?

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Not that good

[@Coralori]

Sam Dove that was great

[@RingoandCarlin]

I liked that film. It made me think of Great mouse detective in a way

[@Chloe4656.]

Yes

[@kieranstark7213]

Kosta Jovanovic Yes it was! So was Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron and The Rescuers Down Under! I bring this up because I saw you dislike the fact that people like these films in the comment section of “Top 10 Underrated Animated Films”. So people like a majority of the comments on this comment thread except for your comment being downvoted!

[@TintinMeetsGorillaz]

When The Wind Blows by Raymond Briggs

[@Chalky.]

It's sad that Peter Sallis died and we'll never hear him voice Wallace again.

[@charlie-ol2bj]

Compared to the watch mojo normals top 10 of this this is freaking godly

[@D1v1n3-8]

I'm from Mexico, and used to watch Wallace and gromit when I was like three years old. Chicken run and James and the giant peach were part of childhood too

[@theguywholikestosaystuff6368]

That was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So crazy amazing!

[@txshiroo._]

3:05 the outfit looks like wallace

[@therandomshow1265]

Ya not wrong 😂

[@thefraserthing1839]

Can you do top ten most iconic British villain

[@prisa3160]

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[@khalidhenry3857]

I LOVE animation

[@therandomshow1265]

Same

[@hildegardbruthanz-toohey68]

My opinion Yellow Submarine should be in first place. Thank you.

[@mamballs24]

I find it strange they didn't mention that the Beatles didn't do the voices.

[@kittikast1777]

Agree entirely. Grew up with both, enjoyed the trippy, musical movie more.

[@danielhales8169]

Water ship down is bloody disturbing, I remember I think it was two years now and Channel 5 put it on during Christmas

[@SootyFanK9]

2:30 Ethel and Ernest

[@thecerebellum5697]

When the wind blows would word with you about Raymond mostly did Christmas cartoons

[@zdskillz849]

Can you do the best/worst UK Eurovision entries

[@Jeagles]

Water ship down always has been one of my favourite films

[@rogermorris9696]

What about The Plague Dogs and When the wind blows?

[@Archris17]

Oh come on, not ALL British animation has to leave permanent psychological scars in its poor unsuspecting viewers!

[@batgurrl]

My parents took me to see Yellow Submarine when it first came out in US theaters.

[@kieranstark7213]

You have amazing, responsible parents!

[@TheMarcHicks]

No "When the Wind Blows", not even as an honourable mention?!?!

[@kostajovanovic3711]

A much better choice than gnomeo and juliet

[@kieranstark7213]

And it’s sequel Sherlock Gnomes! AND ESPECIALLY POSTMAN PAT: THE MOVIE!!!!!!!

[@melanieohlbrecht3980]

I love James and the giant peach.

[@penguclub8612]

The one inventor and his dog strikes again!

[@thepuggod8279]

This video is uploaded from my birthday🎂

[@r.t.c.no.1529]

Wallace and Gromit was my one of favorites, have both one of the seasons DVD and the movie Cruse of the Were Rabbit.

[@BooBop1987]

Cool List!

[@beatlemaniac-oc4dr]

How can yellow submarine not be number one!

[@kieranstark7213]

Let’s just be grateful that it made this list anyways, alright?

[@Stevo_kelly]

Cos it's an acid trip

[@ms.rstake_1211]

Great video.

[@bettyanngerman31]

I remember being appalled and upset as a child by the violence in Watership Down.

[@Omegajunior2658]

My top 10 BEST British cartoons/animations: 1. Wallace and Gromit series especially The Wrong Trousers (1989-) 2. Yellow Submarine (1968) 3. Chicken Run (2000) 4. Watership Down (1978) 5. The Snowman (1982) 6. The Amazing World of Gumball (2011-2019) 7. Danger Mouse (1980s TV series) 8. Arthur Christmas (2011) 9. Animal Farm (1954) 10. Trap Door (1984-1986) My honourable mentions: Shaun the Sheep (2007-), Morph (1977-), The Dreamstone (1990-1995), Duckula (1988-1993), BFG (1989), James and the Giant Peach (1996), Hilda (2018 Netflix series) and Thomas the Tank Engine (1984-) The Wrong Trousers (1993) is my most favourite Wallace and Gromit episode of all time

[@daniellee4807]

Who else liked the 2016 BFG much much MUCH more lol

[@dtaylor4552]

The BFG is Steven Spielberg's best children's film yet because Sir Mark Rylance gave a terrific performance as The BFG, Ruby Barnhill was a believable Sophie and the music was composed by John Williams.

[@berrypie11]

I've seen both Wind in the Willows films, with the first being a gift to me from my grandmother. I personally like the first one better. It has a bit more charm, in my opinion. But the second one does have a darker story, which I appreciate.

[@owenwolfco.8344]

Video labeled Greatest British Animations, has American character in thumbnail.

[@thegentleassassin]

has there been a top ten british directors list yet?

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

Ridley Scott better be on it

[@Neodude991]

Christopher Nolan would be number 1!

[@connorharding5974]

Top 10 famous British Characters at all time

[@V01Tx]

I'm America Yet Wallace And Gromit Somehow Became a Part Of My Childhood

[@alejandr970]

Ethel and Ernest looks charming, #3 and #1 are cracking! Studio Ghibli has it's perfect match (Disney sucks)

[@The_Seaborg]

top 10 greatest robots from Robot Wars

[@WatchMojoUK]

The Seaborg We will get on it... Roboteers stand by...

[@TequilaToothpick]

1) Chaos 2 2) Razer 3) Hypodisc 4) Firestorm 5) Panic Attack 6) Tornado 7) Pussycat 8) Dominator 2 9) Wild Thing 10) Terrorhurtz Sorry Spawn, Bigger Brother and Storm 2!

[@dixiestick890]

I like how you added Yellow Submarine But what About Come Together.That was made my Microsoft Paint.Did nobody know?

[@connor7782]

James and the Giant Peach should have been a TIIINY bit higher but that’s my childhood screaming at me

[@UrdnotWrex88]

I prefer A Grand Day Out to The Wrong Trousers. Although all 3 of the classic Wallace & Gromit shorts are nothing short of masterpieces.

[@unstablerupture6983]

The BFg was one of the only roald dhal adaptations I thought was any good.

[@darkstar5081]

Ben Pulham some of them were good not as good as BFG honestly but some are good

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

I loved Fantastic Mr fox, james and the giant peach. Many others may agree, but the opinion is subjective

[@unstablerupture6983]

ginger psycho i personally hated fantastic mr fox, i found it way too americanized and didnt feel like the book to me.

[@Gayredheadbitch94]

I have every original book of roald dahls, Ranging from esio trot, to dirty beasts. and I think that they showed a lot of good references from the book and even visited Roalds house for inspiration. Sure they used american actors, But the movie was still great in my book

[@unstablerupture6983]

ginger psycho fair enough, i mean its just my opinion. The only ones i liked were matilda, and the new charlie and the chocolate factory (lot of people hated it but imo it was way more like the book than the old one) I haven't actually seen james and the giant peach tho so i won't knock it till ive seen it

[@animateangus]

Ethel and Ernest is fantastic.

[@lordseelenfresserdemonking1168]

The British are good at animations

[@Bellatoloca]

I love Chicken Run!

[@brookenjonas]

Wallace and Gromit ❤️

[@daisyzhong2181]

Where can I watch it? Thanks!

[@Mrplacedcookie]

Anyone know what's the name of the animated shorts here on KZbin about a Grey man with philosophical thoughts about just everything? I belive its British 10 years ago...?

[@EmmaCRBsnewstuff]

When I saw The Snowman pop up earlier I was expecting that to win

[@cvcoco]

From USA, I vote Wallace and Grommit as No.1, and for non-animation, Faulty Towers. The Wrong Trousers was HILARIOUS.

[@johnguerin1960]

The Beatles not #1? Insanity!

[@spitfiresz0g176]

Can you do top ten missing Doctor who story's/episodes.

[@WatchMojoUK]

John Townson ...we will get right on it :)

[@spitfiresz0g176]

WatchMojoUK thanks, can you also include missing story's or episodes that are animated as well?

[@MrToastBenstudios]

So wish fury from the deep will be found

[@deliciator855]

Mental_Toast I want The Highlanders to be found, would love to see Jamie’s introduction

[@connorharding5974]

Top 10 Best British Cartoon Characters in Movies and tv.

[@Strongbad700]

#10: The Willows in Winter (1996) #9: The BFG (1989) #8: Ethel & Ernest (2016) #7: James and the Giant Peach (1996) #6: Gnomeo and Juliet (2011) #5: Watership Down (1978) #4: Animal Farm (1954) #3: Chicken Run (2000) #2: Yellow Submarine (1968) #1: Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers (1993)

[@jack0609]

Where is When the Wind Blows? For those that don’t know what it is it’s a movie that was a comic written by Raymond Briggs (who did Ethel and Ernest and the Snowman and Fungus the bogeyman etc) about an elderly couple called Jim and Hilda and they are living in the Cold War since this was the 80s so Jim gets a leaflet about what to do if we get nuked and it has useless advice that the government actually gave people and Jim buys into it same with Hilda but she’s a bit more skeptical so the UK gets nuked and they followed the advice but they didn’t realise how it’s gonna affect them because they lived through WW2 and they thought it would be like that and you see there bodies deteriorate from the radiation poisoning it’s honestly a tear jerker I’d have a couple of boxes of tissues

[@DantheMan2605]

the B...F...G hehe that's him heheheh XD LOL i love British films

[@Tokalafox]

BFG, must... keep... Doom.... references... to... myself

[@WatchMojoUK]

Tokalafox ... it's fine, you're not alone. We suffer from the same type of torment :p

[@therandomshow1265]

Yes!! Wallace and gromit got #1

[@AJARyan-yn2uv]

All 5 Wallace and Gromit films are great tbh.

[@Dr_Peculiar]

Love the rest, but where was pirates in an adventure with scientists!

[@krakelwok]

Animators don't use the plural 's' when talking about animation. It's always ever just 'animation'.

[@flowerofthesouth]

Can you do top 10 Apprentice moments!

[@maxmantell5009]

#1 should have been the Wallace and Gromit series as a whole

[@Haz_wizZYT]

The Bfg 1989 : Meh The Bfg 2016 :

[@toasterandafork9278]

cracking gromit!

[@nattyfilms8991]

I agree which gnomeo and juliet

[@maxmantell5009]

Yellow submarine is the bomb

[@socomseal93]

No postman pat? His recent movie was actually decent.

[@kieranstark7213]

Tell that to Jambareeqi...

[@coyoteartist]

Sadly we Americans have not had great access to a couple of these. But some as as beloved here as there. I personally would have switched 1 and 2 but I sure as shootin would have made chosen them as tops.

[@beatlemaniac-oc4dr]

Blue Coyote yellow submarine should have been number one!

[@theodorecarter6601]

What about When The Wind Blows?

[@jcjessica]

Honourable mentions : Thomas the Tank Engine & Postman Pat!

[@joshuawaring4180]

Watership Down is art

[@meep5100]

Where's Peppa pig? Peppa Pig is literally the best British animation ever created.

[@levdominikus7415]

Where's plague dogs

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Gnomeo and juliet? For real?

[@stephvandykeozzy]

I didn't think that James and the Giant Peach, Gnomeo and Juliet, and Chicken Run were British. Those movies are pretty good. Wouldn't Flushed Away be British as well?

[@lizzymack5621]

Hey! why didn't Flushed Away make the list