Animation

Animation movies are artificially rendered stories in which humans give emotions to animals, machines, and kitchenware. Gravity is inconsistent, logic is optional, and moral lessons are delivered by talking rodents, enchanted candles, or deeply committed vegetables.

This genre is excluded due to its unreliable data. If we believed animated films, we’d assume humans survive explosions, lift buses, and learn life lessons in under 90 minutes. Real humans trip on rugs and hold grudges for decades.