
You Decide: The Best CGI Movies of All-Time?
Opinions By Neil Miller on May 19, 2007 | (98) Comments
If there is anything we love here at FSR, it is a little bit of reader backlash. We have always tried to listen to our readers, take their feedback to heart and always do what we can to raise the bar when it comes to delivering the best content in the world of film. And of course, we like to have a little fun while we are at it.
Yesterday, our own Kevin Carr compiled a list of The 10 Best CGI Movies of All-Time based on feedback from some of the FSR staff. And I have to say, it was a pretty decent list. But allegedly it was not the list that our readers would have compiled. Instead of “Cars”, some of you would have rather seen “Final Fantasy: Advent Children” top the list, or even “Titan AE”. Well world, here is your chance to make a difference. Below I have compiled a comprehensive list of 20 films who were all made great with the use of computer generated graphics. Based on comments from users over at Digg and here on our site, I think we’ve got a good mix of mainstream and slightly off-mainstream films (I’m sure we could do an entire list of way off-mainstream CGI stuff, but that is something for later.)
So there you have it, a list of 20 CGI films based on your feedback. Now it is time for you to get to the voting and tell us what is the best of all-time. Have another one that you’d like to add? Want to argue it out with your fellow man? That can all be done in the comment section below.
Enjoy!
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