The wonder world- Animation!

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I enjoy watching Animation movies any time, any day.. If I feel low, all I have to do is watch an animation movie! And every time I watch an animation (even those that I replay!), I am stuck, wonder stuck by the amazing imagination of the creator..the creator has no bounds to his ingenious wing. I have never thought about a Never land (Peter Pan), a world of machines (Wall E), the melting ice (Ice age) and of course, that all animals can talk, so does Toys (Toy Story), or trees, or name anything..the creator adds value not just to the creation of God but also to the creation by Mankind.
I am not good at history and my quick check in Wiki says Animation has been around since 180 AD! Wow, and still there is no dearth of creativity here. And the best part of it, it appeals to all ages. If you are one among the few who says, "Animation? Grow up!" then I am sorry to say but your creativity to look at the creators wonder is dead. What I like most of animations is that it always ends- and they lived happily ever after. And the way they convey the moral/ message is something that can never leave your mind. Few of the quotes from Animations I have enjoyed.

"Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. As King you need to understand that balance, and respect all the creatures from the crawling ant to the leaping antelope"

 This was quoted by Mufasa to his Son Simba in the movie Lion King. Learning to respect all!

"I don't want to Survive, I want to live" The captain in Wall-E. Yes! you gotta live, you have just one life!

"How many times have you tried to escape"-Nemo, Gill "Eh, I lost count!" Gill telling Nemo never to give up  in the movie "Finding Nemo"

And my mantra "Hakuna Matata! It means no worries"

There are a lot more I can keep adding. Everything pointing to something really positive and a lot of times to think before we act. I don't harm any small creatures any more after I watched the movie, The Ant bully!
I respect all those wonderful minds who work behind this creative wing. And well, if you haven't watched any animation- "Grow up! watch these wonders"

Vive!!
ME MYSELF :)

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