2020 has been a very atypical year for most people and businesses everywhere. And this wasn't any different for the cinema industry which, as we know, has been majorly affected by the pandemic. Yet, that didn't stop several amazing animated movies to came out (even if some only did so digitally) which were able to meet fans' expectations. According to the critics, you could choose dozens of good ones but there are at least 10 that will remain memorable for having caught the eyes of audiences.

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If you haven't seen the next list of movies, make sure you take note and wrap this year enjoying these beautiful masterpieces. They are totally binge-worthy to watch and actually, this top 10 may be interesting, as it's filled with some great picks but some surprising ones as well.

Trolls: World Tour - 71%

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Released in April of this year, the broke digital records and charted a new path for Hollywood movies.

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run - 77%

SpongeBob and Patrick eat ice cream at the fair in Sponge on the Run

Comedy, adventure, and lots of fun: the main ingredients of the animation there were some things that were done right and others that could have been improved. Still, it's a fine film that charms kids everywhere.

Over The Moon - 80%

The rabbit in Over the Moon.

In the critics Distributed mainly by Netflix, this movie has gained huge popularity for its cinematic animation and unique featured songs.

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There was a lot of anticipation with this movie's release since its famous animator Glen Keane was also behind the creation of powerful cartoons like The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and Beauty & The Beast.

Onward - 88%

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A brilliant urban fantasy-adventure movie, voices of actors Tom Holland and Chris Pratt, Onward introduces two teenage elf brothers who decide to go on a journey to find out if there is still a little magic left "out there." In the end, it's a moving story about love and loss that viewers can't get enough of.

My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising - 91%

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The Japanese superhero action-adventure based on a manga series quirks," the main character Deku has to face Nine (the strongest villain there is). Deku finds himself doing real hero work in the hope of saving Nabu Island's innocent habitants. Based on the My Hero Academia anime franchise, critics think that this exhilarating movie" ends the series on a beautifully animated high note."

The Willoughbys - 91%

The four Willoughby children standing together

With an amazing The Willoughbys. Back in April when it was put out, at the height of the pandemic and theatres were shut down, it quickly migrated to Netflix and it is still there where you can watch it. The film has an unconventional storyline as it shows the life of Willoughby's four children who convince themselves that they would be better off without their parents. So, the siblings come up with a plan and, then, embark on a high-flying adventure to find the true meaning of family.

Weathering With You - 91%

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Another Japanese animated masterpiece, this one focuses on a romantic fantasy of a high-school boy who runs away to Tokyo and befriends a powerful girl who is said to be able to manipulate the weather. According to the critics, Weathering With You is a lovely and fun coming of age love story with an engaging narration all through the end. Moreover, after this movie's release, many people started calling writer/director Makoto Shingai the next "big thing in Japanese animation." The realistic visuals of this piece are nothing short of stunning and keep dazzling viewers who see it.

A Whisker Away - 93%

A young girl putting on a mask that looks like the face of a cat in A Whisker Away

Available now on Netflix, you need to watch the recently released movie A Whisker Away. It's a drama anime about a mysterious girl called Miyo who transforms herself into a cat in order to get Kento's (her crush) attention. Since she doesn't seem to get him to pay attention to her, she "adopts" a cat form of herself. But soon after, she realizes that she can't help Kento overcome certain problems and now she has to choose what to do next. An interesting picture on a rather unusual topic, where the audience imagines what it would be like to have a human and a cat truly understanding each other.

A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon - 96%

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Just like the SpongeBob TV cartoon, A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon has grown into a mega movie hit based on the chronicles of character Shaun, the Sheep. In this fun, entertaining, and extra-adorable 90-minute piece, fans get to know the story of how Shaun goes on a mission to shepherd LU-LA (an alien with amazing powers) home, after this intergalactic visitor crash-lands near Mossy Bottom Farm.

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Pretty much everybody agrees that this is an exceptional movie and some even go as far as calling it the "family film of the year."

Soul - 99%

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While this movie does not release until Dec. 25th, critics so far have given the film positive reviews. A musician who has lost his drive to play music is taken out of his body and needs to find his way back through the help of a young soul who is learning about herself. This is the simple yet powerful storyline of the beautiful Tina Fey (as 22). The movie delivers outstanding all-ages entertainment and based on the critics' and the trailer released, no wonder fans can't wait to see the end result.

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