Disney Animated Films

[AnnIQ Edison]

The Golden age for Disney Animation was around when they released Lion King. those guys were on a roll.

And whoever said that Disney's sequels suck Toy Story is waiting for you outside...

[Guest Ringo Masterson]

Alice in Wonderland (it's seriously creepy), Sleeping Beauty (don't make fun of me , it had that whole awesome looking with awesome music feel to it), the Lion King and Aladdin.

Though I'm gonna namedrop the Goofy and Donald cartoon shorts because they were seriously awesome.

[AJ]

I remember Jungle Book being one of the very first films I saw at the cinema. Guess it must have been a re-release.

I love the slapstick comedy especially in Peter Pan with Captain Hook, the croc and Smee. The most recent Disney scene I remember laughing out loud at was the kitchen doors in Emporers New Groove but that was ages ago now. I think a lot of the Disney animated films are brilliant. Except Aristocats, I hated that.

I have all the Pixar movies on DVD. I know they're not Disney, but I feel as though I should mention them seeing as how they're the pinnacle of animated movies in my unabbreviated opinion. Really looking forward to Ratatouille. I was skeptical when I first heard about Cars but now I think it's one of their best efforts. They can do no wrong.

[Captain Eo]

Does kingdom hearts count?

[sirdavinator]

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?

Edited June 9, 2007 by sirdavinator

[OGpistolpete]

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

[reyrey619]

The Great Mouse Detective is one of my personal favorites. It's definitely an underrated Disney movie. I also really like the Gargoyles movie as well, the show not so much.

[Captain Eo]

Dakwing Duck, Talespin, Ducktales, Chip And Dale Recuse Rangers. Great shows but no movies.

[EWRFan]

I loved Aladdin and Lion King to death. The Sword in the Stone is very underrated too, I think it is the movie I must watched when I was a wee little kid. I know they are Pixar, but Toy Story rocks and is one of my favorites.

[Marsh]

The Lion King is my favourite movie, by far. That's not because I dislike other Disney films, I just REALLY like The Lion King.

In fact, I like The Lion King to such an extent that I took my (now) fiancee to see the stage musical for our first date. We go every year now.

[Mongrel]

The Lion King is my favourite, although Hades in Hercules was probably one of the greatest villains.

[MalaCloudy Black]

Except Aristocats, I hated that.

You sir are a heathen. :@ I loved Aristocats. Eeeeeeverybody wants to be a cat!

[Captain Eo]

The Lion King is my favourite, although Hades in Hercules was probably one of the greatest villains.

[Lord Nibbler]

The Great Mouse Detective is one of my personal favorites. It's definitely an underrated Disney movie.

[Heel Turn]

The Sword in the Stone, The Great Mouse Detective, and The Emperor's New Groove are perennial favorites.

[Mr Evil Guy]

A Goofy Movie!

That, Toy Story and Monster Inc. were totally badass.

[Skummy]

Gargoyles owned, I'll agree that far.

I don't really remember The Great Mouse Detective or Rescuers Down Under, but I remember that I did watch them a few times, so I probably enjoyed them. I liked The Lion King, but I haven't seen it since it was on at the cinema. Nightmare Before Christmas is brilliant, largely due to my love of Danny Elfman, so that probably wins.

I haven't seen Bambi, Aladdin, Jungle Book, Snow White, Beauty & The Beast, Alice In Wonderland, Emperor's New Groove, Hercules, Mulan, Aristocats, or basically any of the other films you've mentioned, though, so I've got a pretty narrow frame of reference to work with here.

[Liam]

I remember having a lecture about animated film during my degree, and the teacher showing us the scene from Dumbo where he gets drunk, IIRC. Seriously, that is one fucked up scene.

[Cadet Ember McLain]

I remember having a lecture about animated film during my degree, and the teacher showing us the scene from Dumbo where he gets drunk, IIRC. Seriously, that is one fucked up scene.