Daily Debate: What Was (or is) the Best Decade for Animation?

Animation has been around quite a long time. The first animated film, Humorous Phases of Funny Faces, was released in 1906 by J. Stuart Blackton. We then had many years of animated shorts, followed by full-length animated films, and then the rise of animated TV shows.

Some decades are iconic and have some of the best films ever made. Others, not so much and are considered the dark days of animation. Some decades have a cohesive feel to them, even though the content was created by different studios and artists, while other decades are all other the place.

Which leads us to today’s Daily Debate:

What  was (or is) the best decade for animation?

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