Can't say I have a definitive favorite, but Land of the Lost was pretty good. It was based on a show from the 70s that I've also seen thanks to my dad. The movie is basically a parody of the original show, and with the context of the original, I think it really works. And no, if anyone reads this, you don't need to watch the show before the movie, it's basically a reboot of sorts, but it does keep elements from the original. Honestly a really funny movie, and one of the few Will Ferrel movies I genuinely enjoy.

I also really like the Lego Movie, also has Will Ferrel. Aside from the Unikitty brainrot, it's actually a really good movie, but I assume a bunch of people have seen it. Morgan Freeman was great in it too.

Also, The Lion King, not the rebreak, but the original. Loved it ever since I was little.

Well, I have several really, but if I have to choose a favorite it would most certainly be the 1997 film Anastasia, the animation is beautiful, the characters are likeable, and the songs are worthy of an Oscar win (especially Journey to the past and at the beginning)

Mine is so far TROLLS: World Tour. It really captures my style for music and how I use multiple styles all the time in any situation wherever I find it fitting. And not all music is just the same repetitive style all the time. Especially if people find it boring, myself partially included. In fact, I listen to much more music as of now than I used to back then, only to start knowing the lyrics. Japanese music, mainly. J-pop and idol music, mainly, but other Japanese music. I also like how an actual group voiced the K-pop characters in the film, in which the English is amazing. Pretty close to fluent, honestly. And for music, my own types, I sometimes transcribe or edit it depending on what software or DAW I use. And I also like how some of the music in the movie itself sounds at times. And the message. It's related to music, to find your own style or styles, or make your own style or styles, or combine multiple styles together to fuse them together to make a new one from existing bases. I also like the bonus features on either the DVD or Blu-ray. I think the bonus features are on both discs, but I'm not entirely sure yet. Anyways, that's my favorite movie so far. It's that amazing in my opinion. Sorry this was long.

Secret of NIMH. Loved it since I was a kid, would eventually lead to me discovering and becoming a fan of Tale of Desperaux (the book) and Redwall. Features a likeable protagonist, you feel for her, features dark themes most kid movies lack nowadays, and was directed by the Legendary Don Bluth.

I have a handful I would always recommend because I cannot choose one. Apologies for the extensive list:


A Silent Voice - this anime film is beautiful and must be experienced

Beauty and the Beast: my favourite Disney movie

Bolt: my comfort film for when I have little feels or just want to feel better

Bridge of Spies: the best political thriller of the modern era outside of "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"

Captain Phillips - heart-stopping thriller from the moment the action begins

Crimson Tide - an excellent thriller with amazing performances by both Denzel Washingston & Gene Hackman

The Guns of Navarone - a three hour war epic filled with superb acting and a compelling story set in WW2 during the Nazi occupation of Greece

Hacksaw Ridge - gritty, realistic war film based on the real story of Private Desmond Doss

John Wick - one of the best action films ever made; it is absolutely brilliant

Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure: this was my favourite movie growing up and still holds a special place in my heart

The Last Samurai - Tom Cruise's best performance by a mile; this film is incredible from start to finish

Logan: compelling, gritty, violent... the best superhero movie featuring a Marvel character

Lord of the Rings [extended trilogy]: the epitome of cinematic movie experiences and it will never be topped again

Mission: Impossible - the entire series is brilliant and well-executed, especially the most recent films

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish - everything about this movie cements it as a modern classic already

Remember the Titans - the best sports film ever in my opinion; it will always be a triumph in my mind

Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith - this movie was the definition of epic when I was younger; it still is epic and it is my favourite of the trilogy

The Prince of Egypt - this animated movie is a breathtaking masterpiece; the cast is all-star

The Sound of Music - this movie is superb through and through; yes, it's a musical and the greatest one ever made

Top Gun & Top Gun: Maverick - the best aviation love films ever made

Unstoppable - suspenseful thriller based on a true story about a runaway train; Denzel Washington and Chris Pine are outstanding in these roles

Wolf Children - I have yet to watch more anime films but this is by far my favourite of them

If I had to choose one, I would have to go with Back to the Future.
Aside from it having a great soundtrack, memorable characters, a distinct style and an iconic dynamic in the form of Marty, Doc Brown and the DeLorean, it has a well-written plot with both comedy and heart. To me that's quite an accomplishment as the story involves time travel, which more often than not breaks the writing.