History SceneryPorn / AnimatedFilm

** ''WesternAnimation/{{Moana}}'' offered breathtaking glimpses of brilliantly rendered water and wildlife all throughout the movie, with the wonders only escalating from there.
** ''WesternAnimation/{{Coco}}'' has the Land of the Dead, a brilliant world of seemingly endless night that's illuminated by countless rainbow colored lights in thousands of buildings and is connected to the Land of the Living with a bridge made of marigold petals.

** ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur'' may be highly divisive amongst critics, but there's one thing they all agree on - the scenery is absolutely beautiful. Some have compared the visuals to those of Hayao Miyazaki's films, while others have mistaken them for live-action backgrounds with CG characters, a la ''{{Disney/Dinosaur}}''.

** ''Disney/{{Bambi}}'' (1942) was Scenery Porn, with a little bit of story thrown in.

** ''Disney/{{Moana}}'' offered breathtaking glimpses of brilliantly rendered water and wildlife all throughout the movie, with the wonders only escalating from there.
** ''Disney/{{Coco}}'' has the Land of the Dead, a brilliant world of seemingly endless night that's illuminated by countless rainbow colored lights in thousands of buildings and is connected to the Land of the Living with a bridge made of marigold petals.

* The Thief and the Cobbler's Recobbled Cut. The whole thing's on [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZibUpH-AME&list=PL18B0CA620B61D076&feature=c4-overview-vl Youtube]]. To use another troper's example, Imagine ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' on marijuana and cough syrup. It was made BEFORE CGI was invented.

* Every production released by Creator/HayaoMiyazaki (and StudioGhibli by extension) manages to pull at least a long sequence of very pretty scenery. (Given Miyazaki's [[AuthorAppeal love of flying]], it's no surprise that every work has at least one extended aerial sequence.)

* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Dragon Hunters}}'' movie is this :{{world in the sky}} and loads and loads of ancient ruins flying apart. this troper thinks this is the greatest animation sceneries ever.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{The LEGO Movie}}'''s scenery may be [[{{BuiltWithLEGO}} built with CGI LEGO]], but that doesn't stop it from looking ''gorgeous'', particularly the ocean shots. What's more, the film absolutely nailed the brickfilm (stop-motion LEGO) aethetic, to the point of looking incredibly photorealistic.
* ''SurfsUp'' has very realistic backgrounds with moving waves, trees, foliage, shadows, etc. It barely has a single static shot.

** ''Disney/WreckItRalph''. [[LevelAte Sugar Rush]] qualifies due to the sheer amount of detail and lushness to the candy. Basically, imagine a world holding all the tracks of ''MarioKart'', animated in CGI and themed to look like candy.

* ''CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'' has some very elaborate backgrounds made entirely of food.

* [[DreamworksAnimation [=DreamWorks=] Animation]]:

** ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' was intended to show off exactly what hand-drawn animation was capable of, and it shows. Lush colors everywhere, and the various color schemes (gold, purple and green) have a large role in the movie.

* The 2009 ''Anime/UchuuSenkanYamato'' film is a mixture of this and TechnologyPorn, with grand SpaceOpera battles and detailed spacecraft interiors and exteriors.

* The''WesternAnimation/{{Dragon Hunters}}'' movie is this :{{world in the sky}} and loads and loads of ancient ruins flying apart. this troper thinks this is the greatest animation sceneries ever.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{The LEGO Movie}}'''s scenery may be {{built with LEGO}}, but that doesn't stop it from looking ''gorgeous'', particularly the ocean shots.

* Much of ''TheSkyCrawlers'' is devoted to featuring the beautiful vistas of Ireland and Poland, as well as the incredibly detailed indoor settings.

** Once ''TheCroods'' set out on their road trip, practically every stop is great to look at, especially the hidden oasis in the rock labyrinth.

** ''Disney/{{Bambi}}'' (1942) was pretty much entirely Scenery Porn, with a little bit of story thrown in.

* DisneyAnimatedCanon is prone to this, especially during the early films, and "Disney Renaissance" that started with ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' (1989):

** A surprising example is provided by obscure war-time Disney movies ''SaludosAmigos'' (1943) and ''TheThreeCaballeros'' (1944). Both have some truly amazing background art, mainly thanks to the artistic influence of designer Mary Blair.

** And finally, there's ''Disney/WreckItRalph''. [[LevelAte Sugar Rush]] qualifies due to the sheer amount of detail and lushness to the candy. Basically, imagine a world holding all the tracks of ''MarioKart'', animated in CGI and themed to look like candy.

* Most of MakotoShinkai's work. Shinkai, in fact, will focus the camera on the Scenery Porn in the middle of important scenes with his characters. ''Anime/FiveCentimetersPerSecond'' is the epitome of cloud Porn.

** ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' (1951)

** ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' has this from the freaking ''[[http://insidemovies.ew.com/2011/06/22/brave-poster-pixar-first-look/ poster]]''. The film itself beautifully captures the Scottish Highlands.

* The Rankin & Bass adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/TheHobbit'' does a damn fine job of this in its scenic shots, as is only proper for an adaptation of Tolkien's work.
* the''WesternAnimation/{{Dragon Hunters}}'' movie is this :{{world in the sky}} and loads and loads of ancient ruins flying apart. this troper thinks this is the greatest animation sceneries ever.

* The Thief and the Cobbler's Recobbled Cut. The whole thing's on Website/{{Youtube}}. To use another troper's example, Imagine ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' on marijuana and cough syrup.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bggDbbKyuXk=1h11m40s Look at this fucking scene]]. It was made BEFORE CGI was invented.