What is your favorite Disney movie?

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Personally I prefer Pixar to Disney, but hey, for the sake of my thread, I'll say. I really like Wall-E and Mulan. Wall-E because I care about people, animals, and the environment, and Mulan because I love how she didn't want to stay obedient and do what was expected of her, and because I saw the original movie in theatres when it first came out and one of my favorite singers is on the soundtrack for it, Jerry Goldsmith.

[Starfarer]

The Nightmare Before Christmas, but Zootopia is a close second.

[Hammer Of Evil]

Originally posted by TheWhiteFox:

Personally I prefer Pixar to Disney, but hey, for the sake of my thread, I'll say. I really like Wall-E and Mulan. Wall-E because I care about people, animals, and the environment, and Mulan because I love how she didn't want to stay obedient and do what was expected of her, and because I saw the original movie in theatres when it first came out and one of my favorite singers is on the soundtrack for it, Jerry Goldsmith.

nice.

i think i liked uhh.. the rescuers downunder or sleeping beauty.

i actually admired Wall-E because of how many scenes were there with wordless communication .that really takes talent, and still elicited a response from the audience. very cool story telling there.

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Originally posted by Scurrybt:

The Nightmare Before Christmas, but Zootopia is a close second.

Not a fan of that one myself, but my step-brother is.

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Originally posted by Hammer Of Evil:

Originally posted by TheWhiteFox:

Personally I prefer Pixar to Disney, but hey, for the sake of my thread, I'll say. I really like Wall-E and Mulan. Wall-E because I care about people, animals, and the environment, and Mulan because I love how she didn't want to stay obedient and do what was expected of her, and because I saw the original movie in theatres when it first came out and one of my favorite singers is on the soundtrack for it, Jerry Goldsmith.

nice.

i think i liked uhh.. the rescuers downunder or sleeping beauty.

i actually admired Wall-E because of how many scenes were there with wordless communication .that really takes talent, and still elicited a response from the audience. very cool story telling there.

Really nice one, never watched it myself. Doesn't seem like a very common one.

Oh yeah it could really drag on at times. Those minimalistic films with no words can be very emotional, and hard to react to. I like it but have to watch it in bursts. An hour a day keeps the monotony away!

[DarkCrystalMethod]

The Rescuers

Also "A Flight of Dragons", "The Secret of NYMH", "The Black Cauldron" and "The Hobbit"(old 80's cartoon)
I'm mentioning these to prove a point that eventually ALL movies will become Disney movies.(Just a few more years to go) That is their way. Also the queen alien says hello. She's officially a Disney princess now.

[pants]

Star Wars

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Originally posted by DarkCrystalMethod:

The Rescuers

Also "A Flight of Dragons", "The Secret of NYMH", "The Black Cauldron" and "The Hobbit"(old 80's cartoon)
I'm mentioning these to prove a point that eventually ALL movies will become Disney movies.(Just a few more years to go) That is their way. Also the queen alien says hello. She's officially a Disney princess now.

Queen alien? What?

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Originally posted by a geezer:

Star Wars :lunar2019piginablanket:

Oh, I didn't realize Star Wars was Disney.

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

Monsters Inc.

[Glass Mother]

Star Wars Episode VI.

[Electric Cupcake]

Originally posted by TheWhiteFox:

Originally posted by a geezer:

Star Wars :lunar2019piginablanket:

Oh, I didn't realize Star Wars was Disney.

It isn't. Star Wars ending a decade ago. Disneywars is nothing but noncanon bad fanfiction.

[Starfarer]

Originally posted by ṼṏẌṏḭḊ:

Monsters Inc.

The opening scene of Monsters Inc. always kills me with laughter

[Valerie]

Too many to choose from, but Zootopia is up there. It was insanely adorable, charming, funny and had a pretty relevant message for today's times in a way that even kids could understand.

A Goofy Movie is an underrated gem so is Treasure Planet as well. The songs in Tarzan held a pretty special place in my hearts growing up too.

[Triple G]

Probably Alice in Wonderland.

[Goldias]

Dangal.

Or if strictly western disney, Johnny depp of the caribbean 1-3.