Best animated Blu-ray so far...

[bone crusher]

What is your favorite animated BD so far?

[Hedchekr]

Wall-E without a doubt.

[stahl7639]

Wall-E

[SonyXBRtv]

Wall-E and Ratatouille

[hoju3508]

Ratatouille.

[ScarredLungs]

Cars

[Kryptron]

It's hard to pick just one from that list. Every animated film from disney has reference quality picture and sound.

So I'd say the best animated Blu-Rays are all Disney/Pixar films.

[JustAnotherFilmFan]

Only animated films I've seen on blu ray are nightmare before christmas, Monster House and Wall -E but Wall-E looks incredible and I reckon it will be mentioned a lot along with the other pixar films.

[Canada]

Ratatouille followed extremely closely by that oh so lovable Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth class better known simpley as WALL-E

[Argento Fan]

I vote for Ratatouille and Walle in a virtual tie.

[Ator the Invincible]

I picked Wall-E, but why did you only include computer animated movies? Where's Sleeping Beauty?

[PowellPressburger]

Um Sleeping Beauty?

[MutantEnemy]

Sleeping Beauty

[kdn1221]

Haven't seen Wall-E yet but Kung Fu Panda was very well put together with great looking animation and a fun story line. This is the best effort from Dreamworks yet.

In general though, the best animation studio currently is still Pixar. They usually come up with very original concepts. They are better than Disney's own brand even though Pixar is also part of Disney.

[tc540]

1. Ratatouille
1.1 Wall-E

[tqmilymi]

Surf's Up.

There, I said it.

[Mr. J]

Wall•E

[cflames89]

Cars
Sleeping Beauty
Wall-E
TMNT
Kung Fu Panda
Surf's Up

[Booyahs the name]

I think you can't go wrong with any animated Blu-ray but i must say i never noticed that Linguini had facial hair on his chin until Blu-ray

[hanumang]

Originally Posted by kdn1221

Haven't seen Wall-E yet but Kung Fu Panda was very well put together with great looking animation and a fun story line. This is the best effort from Dreamworks yet.

I have to agree with your assessment of Kung Fu Panda. Definitely the finest production so far by Dreamworks/PDI. It has a lot of replay value for me - love the "fanboy who makes good" premise. I haven't enjoyed a film so much since The Incredibles.

Wall-E, a more artistically ambitious film, isn't quite as fun. That's not a fair comparison though, Wall-E is a romantic comedy - with emphasis on romance - while Kung Fu Panda is a (more straightforward) comedy.