Classic Disney animated films

[TuralyonW3]

The Lion King
Beauty and the Beast
Aladdin
The Fox and the Hound
The Little Mermaid (perhaps to a slightly lesser extent)



These are all masterpieces of cinema

[Luke de Spa]

who was this? shapan?

[strange_one]

Snow White and Fantasia are masterpieces, the rest are merely good movies (except for the majority released after 1994, and the 70's shit like The Aristocats)

[ravenguy2000]

1. Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

2. Pinocchio

3. Fantasia

4. Dumbo

5. Bambi

6. Saludos Amigos

7. The Three Caballeros

8. Make Mine Music

9. Fun And Fancy Free

10. Melody Time

11. The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad

12. Cinderella

13. Alice In Wonderland

14. Peter Pan

15. Lady And The Tramp

16. Sleeping Beauty

17. 101 Dalmatians

18. The Sword In The Stone

19. The Jungle Book

20. The Aristocats

21. Robin Hood

22. The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh

23. The Rescuers

24. The Fox And The Hound

25. The Black Cauldron

26. The Great Mouse Detective

27. Oliver & Company

28. The Little Mermaid

29. The Rescuers Down Under

30. Beauty And The Beast

31. Aladdin

32. The Lion King

33. Pocahontas

34. The Hunchback Of Notre Dame

35. Hercules

36. Mulan

37. Tarzan

38. Fantasia/2000

39. The Emperor's New Groove

40. Atlantis: The Lost Empire

41. Lilo And Stitch

42. Treasure Planet

43. Brother Bear

44. Home On The Range

45. Chicken Little

Good ones in bold. Others, especially numbers 24 and under certainly have their moments.

[strange_one]

Emperor's New Groove was nowhere near as bad as Mulan/Tarzan/Pocahontas/Hunchback etc. I sort of liked it

[celluloid_love]

do the pixar/disney films count as disney films?

[TuralyonW3]

I should have added dumbo and pinocchio as well, i'm stupid.

and celluloid love: no

[earthquake!]

[foxtrot]

I'm a reasonable man by some standards but this post is bullshit, what a bullshit post.

[TuralyonW3]

Originally Posted by foxtrot

I'm a reasonable man by some standards but this post is bullshit, what a bullshit post.

Originally Posted by foxtrot

Does anyone else feel a little uncomfortable around them? I'm not racist but every time I turn on the news it seems like they're either trying to kill, loot, and rape. My fear also may be enhanced by the very fact that they are quite capable of camouflaging well at night.

k

[Aeroplane]

Originally Posted by TuralyonW3

The Lion King
Beauty and the Beast
Aladdin
The Fox and the Hound
The Little Mermaid (perhaps to a slightly lesser extent)



These are all masterpieces of cinema

Minus Fox and Hound, these were all made (or released) in the 90s, no where near the TRU classics, y'know, like Dumbo and Peter Pan.

[foxtrot]

Originally Posted by TuralyonW3

k

The aforementioned reasons are valid, sound and reasonable. I believe there is a fine line between feeling uncomfortable and conducting preemptive strikes on states which had nothing to do with september 11. That means you Texas!

[Karl Connor]

as a kid, i thought everything from Oliver & Company to The Lion King was their finest; each movie was better than the last

then everything sort of went downhill after that, but i guess you cant top The Lion King

[pale blue eyes]

Originally Posted by ravenguy2000

Good ones in bold.

Agreed, except about Winnie the Pooh. For some reason I just can't stand that character.

And just because: Fantasia is my absolute favorite.

[mistle]

det er det dummeste teselskab jeg har været med til i hele mit liv!

[Trotskilicious]

Robin Hood has pro-Communist undertones. I'm surprised that fascist Disney missed it.

[neopryn]

what;s the difference between snow white and sleeping beauty

[Shapan]

the lion king and aladdin will always be two of my favorite movies, ill always enjoy watching those two. its hard to choose which one is better. beauty and the beast, dumbo, pinnochio, fantasia, the rescuers down under, and the little mermaid are also classics. those are some solid releases from 28-32, then everything started going downhill. inability to appreciate some of these disney classics is pretty sad.

[ammy]

i need to buy little mermaid while it's still available. only disney movie i *really* want to own

[alisonmonster]

definitely Fantasia, followed by Robin Hood and Dumbo.

[TuralyonW3]

Originally Posted by Aeroplane

Minus Fox and Hound, these were all made (or released) in the 90s, no where near the TRU classics, y'know, like Dumbo and Peter Pan.

Above I added dumbo and pinicchio. Just because its older doesn't make it better.

[pale blue eyes]

Originally Posted by *************

what's the clip of up there?
is that fantasia?
that would be rad to see stoned.

That's actually from Dumbo if I remember correctly.

[Eulogy]

Originally Posted by ciGarki

and lilo and stitch should rank way higher on your list. stich is the biggest character in disney world right now. he sells like hot cakes

uhh

it's not a list based on quality, guy.

[Dead]

I used to be a fan of fox and the hound when I was little. I don't remember anything about it.

[ravenguy2000]

Originally Posted by alisonmonster

definitely Fantasia, followed by Robin Hood and Dumbo.

I think Robin Hood may be one of the most underrated films of all time. Everybody cool loves this movie it seems but nobody really talks about it with the best Disney films which is stupid.

Also, Dumbo has the saddest scene of any movie ever -



Fuck, I can't even stand to watch this. Had to quit about 30 seconds in.

[Toby]

robin hood is my all-time favourite!

all disney movies suck, fantasia is especially a ridiculous piece of shit

[alisonmonster]

Originally Posted by ravenguy2000

I think Robin Hood may be one of the most underrated films of all time. Everybody cool loves this movie it seems but nobody really talks about it with the best Disney films which is stupid.

Also, Dumbo has the saddest scene of any movie ever -



Fuck, I can't even stand to watch this. Had to quit about 30 seconds in.

aww I love the animation they do with the trunks. And the hyenas are so cute.
We had the record soundtrack for Robin Hood when i was little - i loved the rooster's whistle. Also, King John is awesome.

Another good Disney short little movie was this 'musical' called 'Tubby the Tuba'. Instead of talking, the tuba would make these 'wah wahhhhh' sounds. I loved that soundtrack too, probably even more than Robin Hood.

[ravenguy2000]

I remember that, but haven't seen it in ages. When it comes to Disney I obviously love the full lengths but the shorts are really where it's at. For example:

[duovamp]

Originally Posted by ravenguy2000

1. Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

2. Pinocchio

3. Fantasia

4. Dumbo

5. Bambi

6. Saludos Amigos

7. The Three Caballeros

8. Make Mine Music

9. Fun And Fancy Free

10. Melody Time

11. The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad

12. Cinderella

13. Alice In Wonderland

14. Peter Pan

15. Lady And The Tramp

16. Sleeping Beauty

17. 101 Dalmatians

18. The Sword In The Stone

19. The Jungle Book

20. The Aristocats

21. Robin Hood

22. The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh

23. The Rescuers

24. The Fox And The Hound

25. The Black Cauldron

26. The Great Mouse Detective

27. Oliver & Company

28. The Little Mermaid

29. The Rescuers Down Under

30. Beauty And The Beast

31. Aladdin

32. The Lion King

33. Pocahontas

34. The Hunchback Of Notre Dame

35. Hercules

36. Mulan

37. Tarzan

38. Fantasia/2000

39. The Emperor's New Groove

40. Atlantis: The Lost Empire

41. Lilo And Stitch

42. Treasure Planet

43. Brother Bear

44. Home On The Range

45. Chicken Little

Good ones in bold. Others, especially numbers 24 and under certainly have their moments.

I've seen 35 of those. ...What the hell was I doing with my life when I was a child? And yes, the witty retort would've been "Nothing, just like now, jackass!"