Awards Tour: 38th Annual Annie Awards Winners

How To Train Your Dragon tops Toy Story 3

The most prestigious animation film awards, the Annies, have announced their winners for the 2010 movie year. Winners were announced at the 38th Annual Annie Awards ceremony on Saturday, February 5, 20111 at UCLA's Royce Hall in Los Angeles, with How To Train Your Dragon taking home the award for Best Feature. See all the winners below!


Best Animated Feature


Despicable Me
82%


How to Train Your Dragon
98%


Tangled
88%


The Illusionist
90%


Toy Story 3
99%



Best Directing in a Feature Production


Sylvain Chomet

The Illusionist
90%

Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud

Despicable Me
82%


Mamoru Hosoda

Summer Wars
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Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois

How to Train Your Dragon
98%


Lee Unkrich

Toy Story 3
99%



Best Voice Acting in a Feature Production

Jay Baruchel

How to Train Your Dragon
98%

Gerard Butler

How to Train Your Dragon
98%

Steve Carrell

Despicable Me
82%

Cameron Diaz

Shrek Forever After
58%

Geoffrey Rush

Legend of the Guardians
50%




Writing in a Feature Production Animated Effects in an Animated Production
Toy Story 3 Shrek Forever After
The Illusionist How to Train Your Dragon
How to Train Your Dragon How to Train Your Dragon
Tangled Legend of the Guardians
Megamind Megamind
Character Animation in a Feature Production Music in a Feature Production
Megamind The Illusionist
Megamind Legend of the Guardians
How to Train Your Dragon How to Train Your Dragon
How to Train Your Dragon Shrek Forever After
How to Train Your Dragon Despicable Me
Production Design in a Feature Production Character Animation in a Live Action Production
Despicable Me Alice in Wonderland
Despicable Me Clash of the Titans
Legend of the Guardians
How to Train Your Dragon Character Design
Shrek Forever After The Illusionist
Despicable Me
Megamind
How to Train Your Dragon

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Comments

Bigbrother

Big Brother

Natalie Portman and Jake Lloyd win them all. **I claim bad joke of the day award**

Dec 7 - 10:05 AM

Jeff S.C.

Jeff Caffey

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Dec 8 - 04:41 PM

Bigbrother

Big Brother

Seriously though, best year for animation possibly ever.

Dec 7 - 10:06 AM

Paul B.

Paul Barta

Agreed, this year for animation was amazing. Though I wasn't big on Despicable Me (good jokes, not a fantastic story), most of the animation this year was fantastic.

And that's BEFORE anyone's seen the Illusionist!

Dec 10 - 10:50 AM

Bucky

Matt Buchman

i dunno i feel that 2009 was better overall with the likes of Fantastic Mr. Fox, Up, Coraline, The Princess and the Frog, The Secret of Kells, and Ponyo (although that was actually a 2008 film it was released in the USA in 2009).

This year had two great ones with Toy Story 3 and How to Train Your Dragon but was not as across the board great in my opinion.

Feb 6 - 10:40 AM

Facu B.

Facu B

Toy Story Rocks!!!!!!!!!

Dec 7 - 10:06 AM

louster200

Louie Wieseman

Dang. How To Train Your Dragon really took the spots away. This makes me happy seeing as it's my favorite movie of the year and all time now. I am surprised to see Toy Story not in most of the categories. Would have thought every caption would be HTTYD vs. TS3 plus other nominees.

Here's to all the animated movies, though. :)

Dec 7 - 01:14 PM

Tyler S.

Tyler Schwab

That's because Dreamworks buys all it's nominations. (Kung Fu Panda beating Wall-e in every category.) It's funny because this year they didn't even need to buy out the awards to get nominated.

Dec 9 - 10:16 AM

louster200

Louie Wieseman

I don't get why though. It was until last year where Dreamworks starting winning all of the awards. I mean, every other year Disney/Pixar basically won most of the awards. 1 year and Disney is pissing all over of themselves.

Yes, buying the categories I think is stupid, but Disney getting INCREDIBLY pissed off about this for not sweeping 1 year? Eh.

Dec 10 - 06:41 PM

zain h. -  movies guy

zain hashmat

i agree, Dreamworks really stepped up it's game last year. How to train your Dragon is best animated movie, Shrek Forever After is in the top five box office last year, and Megamind had an amazing ensemble cast. Congrats to Dreamworks!

Feb 6 - 08:29 AM

sunsaz

Chris Moore

Only thing that'll be interesting out of this will be which film will grab that 3rd slot at the Oscars since TS3 and Dragon are virtual locks.

Dec 7 - 02:03 PM

August M.

Agustin Macias

Or maybe they'll leave Toy Story 3 out and Nominate it for Best Picture only.

Dec 9 - 06:19 PM

Wisenheimer

Joshua Dinsmore

That is a definite possibility, but whose to say it won't be nominated for both? Personally, I think TS3 will beat HTTYD in animation but still get nominated for best picture, kind of like Up.

Jan 12 - 06:43 PM

Wisenheimer

Joshua Dinsmore

Oops, guess not.

Feb 5 - 11:57 PM

Jacob S.

Jacob Shamsian

The Oscar nominations were announced weeks ago. TS3, HTTYD, and The Illusionist were all nominated in the Animation category. TS3 was also nominated for Best Picture.

Feb 6 - 01:08 PM

eliav c.

eliav cohen

More like dreamworks awards.ever since pixar and disney stoped supporting the annies theyve been virtually ignored.

Dec 7 - 02:06 PM

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