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Published on Thursday, 28 April 2016 11:05

Last Updated on 20 December 2018

Monica Costa

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From Babe to Madagascar, animal films have always had the power to melt hearts and entertain the whole family. Check out London Mums’ favourite list of the cutest movie animals!

 

Zootropolis

Disney’s Zootropolis released earlier this year has to be my ultimate favourite animal movie. You really cannot beat the scenes when Nick and Judy meet the sloth. I won’t say more in case you haven’t seen the movie yet. Read my review and additional features on this amazing film.

Film review: Zootropolis – Top Ten reasons to love this Disney comedy animation

Zootropolis will go down in film-making history for creating some of the funniest movie animals of all times. The incredibly slow sloths working behind the counters in the Department of Motor Vehicles are so hilarious that they will certainly become iconic in animation history.

Making a sloth called Flash a memorable star in a film is quite remarkable in its own right.

EXCLUSIVE behind the scenes of Zootropolis, Disney’s animal talking comedy adventure with film directors Byron Howard & Rich Moore

 

The Jungle Book

Disney has recently released CGI / live action combo re-make of the classic animated version from the late Sixties, directed by Jon Favreau which won’t disappoint even the biggest fans of the iconic film. Here are my features on this masterpiece which deserves a top place in this list for featuring some of the best movie animals.

The Jungle Book Disney film review by child reporter Chiara

 

Dumbo

In 1941, Disney’s Dumbo won moviegoers over with his comically large ears and little yellow hat. Dumbo was one of the first Disney films to feature animals in colour.

 

Babe

Babe was the piglet that refused to conform to the farm’s social hierarchy. He was brave, kind and most of all, adorable!

 

The Aristocats

Marie was the beautiful white kitten in the 1970 Disney adventure. She took after her Mother Duchess with her bright blue eyes and white fur, and who couldn’t love a kitten with a penchant for jazz?

 

101 Dalmatians

We can’t just choose one, so it’ll have to be all 101! The 1961 version was sweet, but the live-action version from 1994 featured real puppies, and nothing beats that.

 

Finding Nemo

Squirt was the playful and easy-going son of Crush. He helps Marlin with his quest for Nemo, as well as melting audience’s hearts with his huge eyes!

 

Robinson Crusoe

Rosie the tapir loves her food and brings an element of sass to Robinson Crusoe. She and her friends must work together to save their island from savage cats!

 

 

Madagascar

Often wrongly referred to as a bush baby, Mort is actually a mouse lemur. He only had a small appearance in the first film, but his bright eyes and adorable giggle were enough to get him remembered.

 

Robinson Crusoe is in UK cinemas on the 6th May, with Bank Holiday previews from the 30th April – 2nd May 2016.