Agreed. lol

"Howl's Moving Castle" was my fav...then "Spirited Away."

Just saw Blood: The Last Vampire it was pretty good i liked the way they created Saya she didnt look like your typical heroine *thumbs up* (the animated one not the new movies of it)

definitely 20th century boys!

evangelion (i'm holding out for the last 2 rebuild movies, as they seem to finally be taking the story in a new direction)
cowboy bebop
5 centimeters per second
princess mononoke
akikan
love hina
amaenaideyo
perfect blue

omg i bought perfect blue a while ago and that movie is super hardcore and confusing but it was still really really good.

what i really liked about that movie was how real it was, which is sort of rare for anime. it could have been a great live action movie too. i'm glad it wasn't though :D

For me, one of the greatest movie or anime is POKEMON. :) And, until now i adore this anime because of the cute little pokemon monsters and gives lesson on taking care of someone important. :) Helping friends and having unity with everyone.

I always have a soft spot for Digimon:The Movie. I mean it did have Angela Anaconda at the start and it did have that awful digi-tude song but it reminds me of a time Digimon was relatively popular[I actually remember seeing it in the cinema] and it's kind of like I suppose watching early dubbed Pokemon for Pokemon fans. On the other hand,Ponyo is really good[couldn't get into Spirited Away,it was just too weird even for me]. I think it's a toss-up between the two. Both are enjoyable dubbed or subbed,which you can't say for every anime.

1. Grave of the Fireflies (glad to see it's already been mentioned)
2. Ghost is the Shell (the first Mamoro Oshii movie)
3. Appleseed
4. Appleseed: Ex Machina
5. Neon Genesis Evangelion
6. Mobile Suit Gundam (the series that started it all)
I don't normally mention these but Genshiken, The Melancholy/Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya and Gintama are also worth a look.

My favorite manga is Record of the Fallen Vampire:vsign: