Favorite Disney Movie
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I had totally forgotten that Disney distributed thatVoidWanderer said:
Well then I think I have to change my answer to Nightmare Before Christmas & Mulan. The music is what really did it for me in each of those movies. Not to mention, they were both my favorite worlds in Kingdom Hearts.
And yeah, I don't include Pixar movies in the Disney category, even if Disney owns em.
Not just Disney movie, but my favorite movie period is The Little Mermaid. Disney has a strong holding over my soul in general, though.
Mine definately has to be Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
Why? The movie's tagline is "Less singing, more explosions". I believe that says it all.
Why? The movie's tagline is "Less singing, more explosions". I believe that says it all.
My all-time favorite was The Jungle Book. I grew up with The Jungle Book and I'm going to get my kid addicted to The Jungle Book, too.
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The more modern Disney animated films that I enjoy is Lilo & Stitch. I like the animation direction, the music, the humor, and Stitch is one of my all-time favorite Disney characters.
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The more modern Disney animated films that I enjoy is Lilo & Stitch. I like the animation direction, the music, the humor, and Stitch is one of my all-time favorite Disney characters.
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"Up."
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
"The Great Mouse Detective."
The first is an emotional roller coaster that made me laugh and made me cry.
The second is one of Disney's best looking traditional animated films, with some stellar music by composer Alan Rickman, and a carefully crafted adaption of the original books plot, (despite some changes made to accommodate the kids.) Even so, it maintained a dark enough tone and still stands as one of the more risky flicks in the company's history.
And lastly, the third is none of these things, (minus the great animation,) and instead just ops for a fun, well-rounded adventure with some superb pacing and entertaining characters! Plus, what else is there to say that hasn't already been said about Vincent Price's role as the films villain?
Love all these movies to death!
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
"The Great Mouse Detective."
The first is an emotional roller coaster that made me laugh and made me cry.
The second is one of Disney's best looking traditional animated films, with some stellar music by composer Alan Rickman, and a carefully crafted adaption of the original books plot, (despite some changes made to accommodate the kids.) Even so, it maintained a dark enough tone and still stands as one of the more risky flicks in the company's history.
And lastly, the third is none of these things, (minus the great animation,) and instead just ops for a fun, well-rounded adventure with some superb pacing and entertaining characters! Plus, what else is there to say that hasn't already been said about Vincent Price's role as the films villain?
Love all these movies to death!
I think you mean Alan Menken but I'm sure Alan Rickman could write a good score if he wanted to do so.AnimatedAmbiguity said:
My favorite is definitely Aladdin. Before we got cable in my house, I basically watched it everyday. I watched it in English and Spanish and managed to learn the lyrics to every song in Spanish.
I'm sure he did mean Alan Menken, but Menken's first soundtrack for Disney was The Little Mermaid in '89.NeoHero22 said:
Well, if I had a gun pointed at my head, I'd have to say Aladdin.
Barring that, there's Lion King, Nightmare Before Christmas, Toy Story, and Up.
Barring that, there's Lion King, Nightmare Before Christmas, Toy Story, and Up.
hmm...thats a tricky question to answer cause there are so many to choose from!
Of Animated Films i would have to list these titles:
Beauty And The Beast
The Great mouse Detective
Treasure Planet
The Sword In The Stone
Lady and The Tramp
Toy Story (All 3 of them)
The Emperor's New Groove
While in terms of Live Action:
Mary Poppins
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Of Animated Films i would have to list these titles:
Beauty And The Beast
The Great mouse Detective
Treasure Planet
The Sword In The Stone
Lady and The Tramp
Toy Story (All 3 of them)
The Emperor's New Groove
While in terms of Live Action:
Mary Poppins
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
i second this. Also Robin Hood (animated), and Alladin. Those are my top three. I'm not sure of the order.RaffB said:
BTW; I'm excluding all Pixar movies from this list. I am a pixar fanboy and as such i categorize pixar and disney as different things.