From worst to best ( Photos ): The 36 best films made by DreamWorks Animation.How does" How to Train Your Dragon:" compare to" Shrek" and other classics?

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DreamWorks Animation has gone through a few significant successes (" Shrek,"" Madagascar" ) and some notable failures. Since its initial appearance in 1998, it has evolved, expanded, merged, and been bought by major studios ( now Universal ).

Watch how" Abominable" compares to the other big Studios Animation movies on this list as it comes out this weekend.

36. Bee Movie ( 2007 )

do that it were merely a B film. It grades on any slope, much like a D. That doesn't challenge the laws of nature, does it not? His breakthrough into video, which was released a decade after Jerry Seinfeld's huge-hit TV show, is amazingly stupid, cheerless, and belabored. And strangely, Barry, Seinfeld's bee character, develops feelings for a human (voiced by Renee Zellweger ). Seinfeld's portrayal of the underground career of flies is a bore with a money B.

35. Shrek Forever After ( 2010 )

The motion views feel reused, rarely achieving the original's inspired humour and viral joy. Shrek and Fiona have three young ogrelings who have settled into a comfortable house. Actually? Is this intended for children or adults? Shrek & Co. still have some attractiveness in this fifth, and fundamentally penultimate, instalment, pussy pics website but the enjoyment feels forced. Instead of being slapsticky and manufactured, the recommendations to the classic music society have vanished. Subsequently Shrek experiences a existential crisis.

34. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted ( 2012 )

Rapid is not always enjoyable. Mia Farrow and Cirque du Soleil jokes wildly over younger people. However, the obscene, noisy, and uninteresting storyline don't win over viewers. The collection keeps focusing on the importance of old and new friends as well as creativity and inventiveness. However, some children may yell at the idea of a" stinky poopy rodeo." This fourth round is seldom new, but it never loses any life or vibrant tones. Additionally, fluid scene is not the same as visual load.

33. Penguins of Madagascar ( 2014 )

Although they may have been overexposed, the birds are wonderful. They come off as uncharismatic and replaceable in this clumsy prequel, the third film in the" Madagascar" company. The video is ordinary and the walking is hectic. A sense of joylessness and resentment are further enhanced by the plot's attempts to fuse an nature narrative, a coming-of-age epic, a humor humor, and perhaps a punishment thriller.

32. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa ( 2008 )

This overly episodic, uninteresting follow-up to the fast-paced classic crams in a lot of characters- besides the initial zoo quartet- subsequently doesn't offer them enough to do. Our African soldiers, who include giraffes, hippopotamus, lions, and zebras, constantly jabber in Africa.