CATDOLL: Oscar-nominated animation nominees announced

The shortlist of animated films shortlisted for the Oscars are When Marnie Was There, Anomalisa, Boy and the World, Inside Out and Shaun the Sheep.

"When Marnie Was There" is an animation adapted from the British writer Joan Gale Robinson. The plot of the film is adapted from the children's literature work of British novelist Joan G. Robinson, telling a touching story between the heroine Anna and the girl Marnie.

The meticulous work done on details in "Anomalisa" can be attributed to the typical American humor. Mike rehearsed the dialogue countless times before calling his ex-girlfriend, and finally got flustered because he didn't recognize the other person's voice; the details such as Mike and Lisa accidentally pressing their hair and bumping their heads during the sex scene are also enough to make people laugh.

"A Boy and the World" once won the first prize at the Annecy Animation Film Festival in France. In order to make a living, his father had to leave his hometown to make a living. The little boy couldn't bear his mother's sadness, so he embarked on an adventure to find his father.

Inside Out is a 3D animated film produced by Walt Disney Studios and Pixar Animation Studios. The film tells the story of a little girl named Riley who moves to San Francisco because of her father's job change. Her life is controlled by these five emotions. It fully displays the colorful world of emotions in the brain.

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"Shaun the Sheep" is a British stop-motion animation comedy created by Aardman Animation Studios and the BBC. The film tells the story of a little sheep Shaun and his friends living on a farm. The sheep have some whimsical ideas, which are funny and cute.

Among the above 5 animation works, which one do you prefer?

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