One of the best animated films I've seen. It ranks up there with Fantastic Planet and the historical element just makes this a truly magnificent little film. Oh, great voice acting too.

I'm gonna say, like the Star Wars trilogy, the middle one was the best. Nothing wring with Rises, but it just seemed to lack the epic scale and mood of The Dark Knight. That being said, this was a commendable end to the series and it did feel very complete and fulfilling.

A case could be made arguing this film as the most important horror film of all time. No other film in Cronenberg's repertoire more succinctly communicates the meaning of the word "Cronenbergian" or the phrase "body horror".

Equal parts science fiction, horror, and psychological thriller, "The Fly" reached into the minds and bodies of a population reeling from epidemics of seemingly unpreventable disease and substance abuse and brought medical science from the subconscious to the forefront of our conscious nightmares.

No other film yet made has painted a more bleak and truthful picture of man's relationship with technology, and, consequently, himself.