Disney Animated Films

[Sir Alan LCSugar]

I was quite fond of those songs, however the soundtrack of Alladin and The Lion King had that something really special for me.

[Tarheels.]

Prince Ali is the greatest Disney song.

Behind I Just Can't Wait to Be King.

[Cadet Ember McLain]

Does The Nightmare Before Christmas count as being animated? If so, that's my pick...

[Sir Alan LCSugar]

Was that a Disney Movie? I cant remember, didn't Tim Burton have a role in it?

[stokeriño]

TBC isn't the only Disney animated feature that isn't "kiddie".

True, though it depends how strictly you define 'kiddy'. I've met people who believe that animation itself = kiddy, and I've wanted to slap them. ¬_¬

Aladdin songs do tend to get stuck in my head a lot, though this is likely to be due to playing the Mega Drive game a lot in my youth.

[Liam]

Hercules > Aladdin > The Lion King

I like most of the ones I've seen, apart from the really girly ones.

[GRIFT]

The Emperor's New Groove was largely watchable. Actually it was just about the funniest thing David Spade has done since Chris Farley died.

Even though they weren't Disney, but they were much to the same tune the Americal Tail movies were great. Fievel> All.

[Captain Eo]

Prince Ali is the greatest Disney song.

Behind I Just Can't Wait to Be King.

[Lord Nibbler]

I second/third/fourth the Robin Hood love. Classic.

The Rescuers was good, as was the sequel (despite the lack of secret nudity the second time around).

[Sir Alan LCSugar]

This begs the question - The Rescuers or The Rescuers Down Under?

I prefered Down Under, don't know why.

[Lord Nibbler]

Me too. I also don't know why. Probably John Candy.

[Momo]

Was that a Disney Movie? I cant remember, didn't Tim Burton have a role in it?

[MalaCloudy Black]

The film was originally released by Touchstone Pictures, a label owned by the Walt Disney Company, because it was considered inappropriate to use the Walt Disney Pictures banner due to the darker content displayed in this film.

[Vilge Duin]

I love almost every single Disney films, even the so called "kiddy" ones. Beauty and The Beast would be my number one favourite if I were to choose. Lady and The Tramp, Peter Pan, Bambi, Alice In Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Tarzan, Aladdin and Mulan are also up there as fantastic films.

I however could never get into a handful, such as The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Cinderella (albeit the mouse song is great) and a few others. I've either not seen by choice or couldn't be bothered with everything after Tarzan. I especially don't wish to see the generic CGI movies they've been releasing.

Disney TV animation division during the 80s and 90s was also awesome. Darkwing Duck, Ducktales, TailSpin, Gargoyles, etc. All great shows.

Not explicitly a Disney movie, but still counting in its own way, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the greatest animated movie ever. My favourite movie ever too.

[ACCBiggz]

I never really liked any of them. All were too family-friendly for my tastes, even when I was a kid.

Have you seen The Black Cauldron?

[MalaCloudy Black]

TaleSpin was on ToonDisney earlier, blast from the past. I remember watching that every morning when I was a wee little boy.

[Guest StriaghtxEdge]

Lion King and Aladdin where awesome i remember my mum taking me to the pictures to see both those where the good ole days

[ZJ Penn]

I don't know why, but I can't imagine watching them at cinema, I always had them on good ol' VHS.

[Tarheels.]

I think Lion King was the only one I saw in theatres, but I had the rest on VHS.

[Momo]

I love almost every single Disney films, even the so called "kiddy" ones. Beauty and The Beast would be my number one favourite if I were to choose. Lady and The Tramp, Peter Pan, Bambi, Alice In Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Tarzan, Aladdin and Mulan are also up there as fantastic films.

I however could never get into a handful, such as The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Cinderella (albeit the mouse song is great) and a few others. I've either not seen by choice or couldn't be bothered with everything after Tarzan. I especially don't wish to see the generic CGI movies they've been releasing.

Disney TV animation division during the 80s and 90s was also awesome. Darkwing Duck, Ducktales, TailSpin, Gargoyles, etc. All great shows.

Not explicitly a Disney movie, but still counting in its own way, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the greatest animated movie ever. My favourite movie ever too.