10 Animated Movies That The Next Generation Will Likely Miss
Before I dove headfirst into the wonderfully macabre world of horror films, I was raised on a healthy diet of animated movie classics. Every Disney movie was bestowed upon me and I eagerly lapped up the milk that dropped from the mega-corporations budding teat. Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Snow White, the list goes on and on. Not only does the list continue, though, Disney has made sure that the films themselves go on for future generations, remastering the originals and formatting them for DVD releases - and charging $40 per copy should our favorites already be in the Disney vault (please note, I have no qualms with Disney. I tend to enjoy a lot of their movies. Legit.). It is not these movies that I fear face extinction. It is the smaller films that people can only vaguely remember that will soon cease to exist in our nations hearts. My favorites were not princesses without parents who prove to us that love overcomes all of lifes obstacles. It is the films that show us a darker side of humanity, that put real life issues into perspective for youngsters, that I believe will disappear. Only parents who loved these films as much as I did will make sure their offspring will watch them, which is upsetting, to say the least. Without further ado, let the list begin!