Mr. Bug goes to Town - His Baby Bumble Bee

Sure's been a while since I've done anything Mr. Bug related

Based on Hoppity and Honey from the 1941 Fleisher Studios Film Mr. Bug goes to Town (aka Hoppity goes to Town and Bugville). The title of the pick is based on the song "Be My little Baby Bumblebee" Hoppity and Honey sing as they walk to her home from the club at the beginning of the film.

The movies is 8th on my Top Animated films (Non Disney)
  My top Animated films (NON Disney films)Secrets of Nimh (1982): no need to say why. Hands down. With a dark and at times bright Fantasy Adventure tone, the tale of a Widow Mother Mouse has captivated us since our childhood.
Laputa Castle in the Sky (1986): Although a 86 film, this was a movie a recently watch about 4 years ago and gave a great impact on me. Miyazaki at it's finest, is a story derived from a verse in the Gulliver's Travel by Johathan Swift, Laputa is a fantasy adveture of a young girl's (Sheeta) unwanted search for her lost roots and a boy (Pazu, who desires to restore his late father's honor and protect Sheeta) go on a search of a mithycal flying castle with the help of a mystical Sheeta's family amulet. Along the way they fight the army, a goverment agent with his own intentions and a rascalion band of air pirates. It's a tale of Airships, Robots, Magic and Flying castles for the family to enjoy.
Spirited Away (2001): This is by far one the weirdest and enjoyable of Studio Ghibli films, SA tales the tale of

And No.1 Top 10 movies that deserve a remake
Top 10 movies that deserve a remake10)The Giant Claw
Better known as the Marked of the Claw or “The Flying Battleship bird movie", it starts Jeff Morrow as Electronics engineer Mitch McAfee, who while piloting a test flight stumbles upon a large UFO - at first no one believes him, but when pilots from various planes report the same thing before been taken down, the American Govt. takes McAffe's words as true, ending up discovering that is a giant Space Buzzard - which no weapon can touch since this emits a field of Anti Matter around it.
What made this movie infamous was it's most notorious effect – The Giant Claw itself. Originally, Ray Harryhausen was suppose to work on the stop motion effects, but due to budget constrains a Company in Mexico was hired to create the mariontte of the bird. When the film debuted in Morrow's home town, he was embarrassed by the audience reaction, laughing when the bird was introduced and walked out the theater, which is sad cause the film is quite good – for a fi