Was 2006 the worst year for animated movies? >Cars, Pixar's

>Cars isn't even that bad
>Disney didn't actually make The Wild, and Chicken Little had already come out the year before
>Ice Age still had one film left before it overstayed its welcome
>Barnyard led to what was essentially Shitpost: The Animated Series
>Forgetting Over the Hedge

Though the live action stuff was pretty good, like V for Vendetta, Clerks II, and Tenacious D.

>>91842792
Pixar has worse movies, though they came out only ater Cars.
For Disney though, Home on the Range and Chicken Little are far worse than The Wild.

2005-2007 were, in general, dry years for animated movies.

>>91844192
I dunno, 2007 had some good stuff like The Simpsons Movie, Ratatouille, and of course cinema's greatest achievement Bee Movie.

>>91843709
>Cars isn't even that bad
this, it got shit because the bar was so high for Pixar at that point. On it's own it's a 7/10 that just happened to come after The Incredibles which is one of their best films.

>>91844402
Those movies are bad except Ratatouille

Simpsons Movie is exactly the same as the season 10+ episodes but stretched into a 90-minute format

>>91842792
19 B.C

>>91842792
>Ice Age starts its decline with The Meltdown
>starts

2000-2004 had really good animated movies. The 2D ones didn't make much at the box office, but box office doesn't determine quality.

2005-2007 had mostly lame and dry animated movies.

2008-2009 was back to great animated movies.

>>91842792
i never realized just how many animal themed animated movies there were from 2005-2007ish

that period in general was kind of weird, the 90s/early 2000s era was coming to a close but the current era hadn't begun yet - i guess animation was slipping while finding its footing just like the rest of culture at the time