| A Goofy Movie. I dead ass watch it at least once a week and it never fails to entertain me. The humour is on point, the characters are lovable (Max was definitely a relatable character to me when I was in high school) I enjoy the touching moments, and damn, the songs are godly |
| I like that Disney movie, the one where the princess stands on a balcony and sings about how she dreams of "something more" |
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| Mulan! One of the first movies that showcased powerful women and not girls who act all cutesy waiting for their knight in shining armor to come and save them. |
| Aladdin - It's not what I would consider more objectively as the "best" of the Disney canon (that distinction would probably have to go to The Lion King), but it's my absolute personal favorite by far. Actually, it isn't only my favorite Disney movie, but my favorite animated movie period (yes, including anime!) and one of my favorite movies overall of all time (including all live action greats). Why? Aladdin came out the year after I was born and I probably legitimately watched the VHS tape version 600 times. I'm also a big fan of the ones from around the same time period like Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid, but after more of the princess fairy tale-esque offerings, but it was more of an adventure story with a male protagonist. Love the music, all the characters and especially the main villain, the mythology around genies, and at 3 years old it was the most "exotic" thing I'd ever seen. I can still watch it an endless amount of times and never tire of it or pick it up from any random point and quote it verbatim. Close second would be The Hunchback of Notre Dame. It's probably my favorite of all the stories in any Disney movie, which makes sense since it's a take on Victor Hugo. With Aladdin, I also love the story, but it's bundled with a slice of nostalgia. With Hunchback, I don't have all that much nostalgia for it since I only saw it once in theaters (never owned it on video) when it came out in 1996 and don't think I saw it again until later in high school and only started watching it more since then. The best soundtrack of them all and apart from the gargoyles' sequences, I appreciate how no fantasy was used in this film and it was kept (mostly) as a tragedy that would fit so well performed either as a play or a live action film. It's the Disney movie I most eagerly would love to see shot with live actors actually (and probably won't be included in this wave of live remakes since Disney's tried to bury its legacy with this one) and there are other adaptations of Hugo's novel from the 1930s and 80s which are also thrilling and deserve a watch. It's just a great story and the villain is a very human one - a judicial official (changed from a clerical official in the original) with obvious political aspirations and motivated by righteousness burns down a city. It has a sweeping score to match its ambition, you really feel the cathedral from the choir music to the well-animated stained glass windows, and it's one of Disney's most realistic settings. |
| Holes by far is my favorite Disney movie. A lot of pe people forget the make some bangers of live-action movies from time to time. |
| youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 73 6f 6d 65 74 68 69 6e 67 73 20 6f 64 64 20 61 62 6f 75 74 20 6d 79 20 70 72 6f 66 69 6c 65 0d 0a |
| Atlantis. If I have to explain why, you've never seen it. |
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| The Princess and The Frog as well<3333 I agree it's very inspirational&beautiful. It definitely needs more recognition. I especially like that charming New Orleans jazz vibe through the film. Other than that, I really like Tangled, which is also very funny. And The Little Mermaid, my forever fav love story. |
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| The Lion King (the original) It's got so much power and soul. The music by Hans Zimmer and the songs are masterclass. |
| Cartoon: Gargoyles or Aladdin The Series Movie: Big Hero 6 and Dinosaur (the movie has better CGI than the 2019 Lion King movie and Dinosaur is 19 years old) |
| Ooo! This looks like fun. For me its Monsters, Inc. |
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| Narrowing to one is hard...but let me try three. xD The Great Mouse Detective It's SUPER underrated, nobody but Lindsey Ellis talks about it...but it's a damn good movie. I mostly like it for the protagonist, Basil. He's basically mouse Sherlock Holmes. xD Hercules I really couldn't care less that it's "not the truth" OK, IT'S MYTHOLOGY lol. I love the animation, the characters, and especially the songs. Tangled For the characters and cool story. Rapunzel is my favorite Princess and Eugene is my favorite human male Disney character. Starchaser said: A Goofy Movie. I dead ass watch it at least once a week and it never fails to entertain me. The humour is on point, the characters are lovable (Max was definitely a relatable character to me when I was in high school) I enjoy the touching moments, and damn, the songs are godly GOOD TASTE. I freaking love this movie and the concert scene gives me CHILLS; it's so good. xD |
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| My all-time favorite Disney movie would have to be "Emperors New Groove" it's humor, writing and animation have stood the test of time to remain relevant to this day~ |
 It’s okay to look back at the past, just don’t stare too long |
| I legit cannot decide on an all-time favorite, but Aladdin and Mulan are some of my favorites that immediately come to mind. I appreciate people mentioning Emperor's New Groove and A Goofy Movie on here as well, they're also some of my favorites. My sister loves the shit out of A Goofy Movie, too (probably more than me)—as soon as she found out that I found a DVD copy of it, she screamed and immediately wanted to watch it even though it was like 2 am lol |
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| The Sword In The Stone. The way the movie is structured and the way its setting is portrayed I find it really cool. Yes, I do have nostalgia glasses on having watched the movie a thousand times on VHS when I was a kid but its such a whimsical progression for the main character Arther. The ending just cuts really and you are supposed to interpret Arther's reign as King. Merlin is endlessly enjoyable  |
| Mulan, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, and Emperor's New Groove |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
| Alice in Wonderland, it still holds up and is one of my favorite animated films. I actually grew to like it more as I got older, when I was little I liked it but I convinced myself it was girly(even though it was creepy af for a young kid). I don’t consider Pixar to be classic disney, but Toy Story and Coco are favorites of mine as well. Are Nightmare Before Christmas and James in the Giant Peach Disney? They are great too. |
| those movies suck, the ducktales, talespin and darkwing duck were the best thngs disny made |
| Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind oh you meant actual Disney... uuh... The Iron Giant Wait that is Warner Brothers... I'm kinda struggling... Treasure Planet I guess. |
| “Loddfafnir, listen to my counsel: You will fare well if you follow it, It will help you much if you heed it. If aware that another is wicked, say so: Make no truce or treaty with foes.” - Havamal 127 |
| The Lion King, no contest. (Not to be confused with the new one.) |
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| Bible black albeit Mezzo forte was pretty great too |
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| All Dogs Go to Heaven and The Great Mouse Detective, 'cause that shit really stuck with me as a kid. For better or for worse. As for princess movies, I like Mulan and The Princess and the Frog, since they feature the best characters in my opinion. |
Have you done your punches of gratitude today? |
| My favorites: Disney (animated in-house): The Lion King (1994), Zootopia Pixar: The Incredibles Mixed live action/animation: Mary Poppins Live action: The Parent Trap (1961) SchwingLeePiracy said: All Dogs Go to Heaven ... ADGtH wasn't a Disney film; it was by Don Bluth. |
mwalimuOct 19, 2019 4:43 PM
A møøse once bit my sister... |
| Ah, shit, my bad. Shows how into Disney I am, I guess lol. |
Have you done your punches of gratitude today? |
| Not in order: Inside Out - nice message about growing up and expressing emotions. first time a disney movie made me cry :( Toy Story 4 - definitely the best animated one and a very touching story. surprised it didnt suck despite being the 3rd sequel. Robin Hood (1973) - the og robin hood. this is more of a nostalgic kind of thing. i watched a taped version of it i got from my uncle. just a nice fairy tale i remember from my childhood |
| I don't think it's the best Disney movie, but I have a soft spot for Atlantis. It's a fun dieselpunk adventure movie that's a total blast to watch and some interesting ideas in it. |
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