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Obviously The Lion King, although Toy Story 3 is on quite a nice 2nd place.
 

Slipped Mind

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Uuh...

The Lion King, Toy Story, Wall-E... Megamind was awesome, too. Loved it. I love quite a few childrens movies.
 

ace_of_something

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When I was a kid I watched [a href=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286639/]Fuzzbucket[/a] on VHS like 100 times.
I think it explains some of my neurosis.

If you mean something I enjoy as an adult... I dunno the incredibles? Pretty much anything pixar.
 

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The Thief and the Cobbler. Matthew Broderick and Jonathan Winters with Vincent Price. Classic.
 

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My vote goes to The Last Unicorn because that was my favorite movie as a child. Granted, it doesn't hold up against modern movies terribly well but then I don't think I could possibly compare my love of Wall-E to my love of The Last Unicorn when I watched the former twice and the latter literally dozens of times.
 

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Gentleman_Reptile said:
I'm sure I'm not the only one who wanders out into the loungeroom while the kids have a movie on...only to then get distracted and sit down with them, glued to the screen.

My favorite kids movie has to be 2009's "Coraline".
Classic disney all the way. "How to train your dragon" was good, but doesn't quite match up against the likes of "Mulan", "Aladdin", "Pocahontas", "Hercules", "Hunchback of Notre Dame", ect. My absolute favorite is between "Aladdin" and "Mulan"
 

velcrokidneyz

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Toy Story series
UP
Monsters Inc.
How to train a dragon

The best part about having a little brother, you can go to these movies taht you secretly want to see and have the excuse of "Ugh I had to take my brother, it was good tho."
 

azurawolf

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Let's see:
Lion King
Aladdin
Beauty and the Beast
Toy Story
Nightmare Before Christmas

Mr Thin said:
DON'T MAKE ME CHOOSE!

Oh, if you put a gun to my head, I suppose I'd pick The Emperor's New Groove, with The Road to El Dorado coming in a close second.
These too! Can't believe I forgot.
 

Arsen

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Jim Henson's "Labyrinth". It setup the stage for my love of fantasy. Not to mention it's fun, VERY CREATIVE, hilarious, and sometimes just downright dark. It also has Jennifer Connely and David Bowie in it. The latter of whom, plays the Goblin King. It's a win-win combination there.
 

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BlastedTheWorm said:


Gotta be this.
I was so bummed when Linkin Park covered the original Lion theme. They took a great song and turned it into nu-metal rubbish.
 

Monshroud

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I would have to say Labyrinth and The Goonies. Whenever I catch either on, pretty much everything else stops.
 

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Is it weird if I have no emotional attachment to any "kids" movie from my childhood?

The earliest movie I remember loving was Eraser with Arnold Schwarzenegger, which is most fondly remembered for featuring a scene where Arnold walks out of a burning warehouse firing 2 handheld railguns from the hip and massacring the equivalent of a small army single-handedly.

Fuckin' A.

You can keep your Aladdin and your Shrek.

I have a shelf of movies starring Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Segal, Van Damme, Lundgren, Rourke, Statham, Li and Willis.

That was my childhood. Mostly schlocky action flicks that were low on plot and high on "fucking awesome".
 

Andothul

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Other than all 90's Disney movies and most Pixar movies i'd have to say wait for it....

SPACE JAM. Come on people best movie of the 90's hands down.

Basketball + looney tunes how much better can you get it?
 

FamoFunk

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Goofy Moive.

Amazing film with amazing songs I now not so secretly listen to on YouTube when I can't watch the film.
 

Casual Shinji

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I recently saw Tangled and I absolutely loved it, so that'll probably rank pretty high. As will My Neighbor Totoro.

As for kids movies that I grew up with: Disney's Robin Hood, The Sword in the Stone, The Secret of NIMH, The Land Before Time, The Neverending Story, Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal.
 

Fooz

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anything by Pixar (although i think lots of adults/older teens enjoy them)