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I just got back from WDW and got to do Toy Story Mania 3 times over the course of a 10 day trip. (I was there August 1 through 10). My family and I loved it. When we were there, it was the most popular attraction, and fast passes were gone by 10:30 each morning. We took advantage of morning Extra Ma...

I was born in 1967, so I'm in the group that had to rely upon movie theatres and "The Wonderful World of Disney" to see Disney movies when I was a child. The first Disney movies I remember seeing in the theatres are "The Aristocats" and "Sleeping Beauty". I loved "...

I got a "snack box" with my DVD at Kroger. It looks like a miniature lunch box with Jungle Book graphics.

I saw it last Friday on opening night. My sons, ages 7 and 11 were so excited about going to see it and loved every minute of it. The movie truly has something for everyone. It had football and cool gadgets for the guys and ballet and fashion for the girls. I also enjoyed the Elvis music. All of the...

The first movie I remember making me cry was Old Yeller. I was probably 8 or 9 years old when I saw it the first time, and it always was my benchmark for a sad movie. Now that I'm an adult, I cry more at emotional scenes in movies. I can recall shedding tears at the following Disney movies: Tarzan -...

My husband and I honeymooned at the WDW Resort in August 1991. When they said they needed a couple for one of the scenes, we were jumping up and down and got selected. When they asked for our names, I automatically gave them my maiden name. :lol: We got to sit at the Cheers bar and tell Woody that i...

I wish they would release Eddie on DVD. This is my youngest son's favorite DCOM and we have almost worn out the VHS tape we made of it.

Thank you for starting this thread! I grew up during this time period and have several favorites that I saw in theaters and watched on The Wonderful World of Disney. My favorites are the following: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Old Yeller The Absent Minded Professor Mary Poppins The World's Greatest ...

I saw Dreamgirls at the theater last night. It was great! Eddie Murphy and Jennifer Hudson deserved their awards. I can't wait to see if it gets Oscar nominations.

I liked the movie. The story was predictable, i.e. father pushing dreams upon the son/son wanting to do his own thing/son doing his own thing/father initially resenting it, but ultimately accepts. I was impressed with Corbin Bleu's physical abilities, and I'm sure it wasn't easy to learn both boxing...

oh, and while we're at it, how about Cool Runnings? That's the movie that made me the Olympics nut I am today. Plus, you gotta love Doug E. Doug 8) I love Cool Runnings! They could make all kinds of special features for that movie. They could have a tribute to John Candy, commentary from the origin...

Pocahontas is not one of my favorite Disney animated features, but I like things about it, and it contains one of my favorite songs. In my opinion, "Just Around the Riverbend" is a classic, and Judy Kuhn's interpretation is spot on. I get chills every time I listen to it, and I have it on ...

That's me - I've probably got the biggest, or perhaps the only collection in this forum, of unopened never viewed Disney DVDS... mostly because I've got no time to watch them. I sure hope they work when I finally can afford the spare time to watch them. :D Trust me, you're not the only one. I've go...

I appreciate the cast members on the transportation who try to make you laugh when you're tired after a long day in the park. One time when I visited the Magic Kingdom with my parents (probably around 1986), we were riding one of the trams to our car. As we approached our stop, the guide said for ev...

I didn't ride Body Wars because I'm grossed out by the innards of humans anda it is the only ride to date that has ever made me throw up. :lol: I'm glad I'm not the only person who feels that way about Body Wars. I rode it one time in 1991 and knew when I got off that I would never ride it again. I...

[quote="Timon/Pumbaa fan"]Anyway, I like Home on the Range. It's no masterpiece, I'll admit, but I still am baffled how much bad word it gets. Sadly I bet every last dollar I own that if HOTR were made by someone other than Disney(could be anyone) and it'd get better word than it has. I me...

Here's my list:

1. Eddie's Million Dollar Cookoff
2. High School Musical
3. Leroy & Stitch
4. Double Teamed!
5. Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire
6. Brink!
7. Motocrossed
8. Gotta Kick It Up! (I watched this one because Susan Egan aka voice of Megara starred in it and actually liked it.)

I have to step in and say, as I normally do in threads debating Chicken Little, that it had TONS of Disney Magic for me. I greatly anticipated the movie, thoroughly enjoyed it in theaters and left with a good feeling and a smile on my face, and bought the DVD the day it was released. Chicken Little...

I watched the half hour reruns of the original Mickey Mouse Club when I was growing up in the 70s. Therefore, I'm looking forward to the Hardy Boys Treasure! It was probably because of those serials that I started reading "The Hardy Boys" books in elementary school. I can't wait to see th...

I would be interested in subscribing to such a channel if it were made available. I watched Vault Disney when it still aired and loved seeing some of the made for TV "Wonderful World of Disney" movies that I remembered fondly from my childhood. But, I also can see why Disney won't do it. M...