As a die-hard fan who can laugh and cry simultaneously while watching animated movies, I have to say that Hollywood truly excels in this genre.

These films are not just for kids; they resonate deeply with adults, offering a new perspective on life. Today, let's dive into some of the highest-rated and most beloved Hollywood animated movies that have become the sunshine in many people's lives!

1. Wall-E (2008)

A nearly dialogue-free masterpiece from Pixar that will move you to tears. "Wall-E" tells the story of a lonely robot left behind on a deserted Earth, tasked with cleaning up trash. His life changes when he meets the advanced robot EVE, sparking a galaxy-spanning love adventure.

Wall-E's big eyes convey a profound sense of loneliness that pierces the heart. His meticulous approach to trash collection, far more diligent than my own room cleaning, is both endearing and heart-wrenching. This film is not just a love story; it romantically addresses environmentalism and hope. Who wouldn't want a gentle and loyal robot boyfriend like Wall-E?

2. Zootopia (2016)

A perfect blend of workplace drama, detective thriller, and social allegory. When Judy Hopps, a rabbit, joins the police force, she teams up with a fox named Nick Wilde to uncover a massive conspiracy.

This movie, seemingly a cute animal utopia, actually mirrors human societal issues: racial prejudice, workplace discrimination, and social stratification. Add in the hilariously slow-moving sloth, Flash, and you get a perfect mix of humor and depth. The ambiguous relationship between Judy and Nick is also a fan favorite.

3. Toy Story 3 (2010)

This film is a "heartbreaking experience for adults." As Andy grows up, his toys face the harsh reality of being abandoned. This crisis for the toys mirrors the pain of growing up that we all experience.

Who can watch the scene where the toys hold hands, resigned to their fate, without shedding tears? Or the emotional farewell when Andy passes his toys on to a young neighbor? Pixar truly knows how to tug at the heartstrings, bringing us back to our own youths.

4. Up (2009)

An animated film that can make you cry within the first 10 minutes? "Up" is the one. Carl Fredricksen, an elderly man, sets out to fulfill his late wife's dream of adventure by attaching balloons to his house and flying to South America, accidentally bringing along a chubby young boy.

The adventure of Carl and the boy is the main storyline, but the memory of Carl and his wife's love story is truly heartbreaking. It reminds us that every day of ordinary life is the most precious adventure.

5. Finding Nemo (2003)

A Pixar classic and a must-watch for every parent. When the clownfish Nemo is captured by humans, his father Marlin embarks on a cross-ocean rescue mission, accompanied by the chatty Dory.

You might laugh at Dory's "short-term memory loss," but you might also cry over the bond between Nemo and his father. This movie is not just about family; it teaches us that sometimes letting go is also a form of love. By the way, Dory's character was so popular that she got her own sequel, "Finding Dory."

If you haven't seen any of these, find a weekend to catch up. After all, these movies have the power to make your soul laugh and cry along with them!