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Mulan!

Of course, I'm extremely partial to animation, and the decision is up to you, but, yes, I'd go with Mulan.

Alan wrote:I thought you didn't like Pukeahontas?

It's a love-hate relationship.

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Good........Lord. Not a single one, Pukahontas? That beats Chaychay's record of only having two! We have a winner! :lol: I hope you're planning on getting some. No, not one. I've seen quite a few Disney movies over the years, but none have been good enough for me to want to purchase... ...except fo...

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Yeah, I don't a single Disney DVD.

I'm looking forward to the hilarious outtakes.

It depends. Generally, cable is faster--as long as your cable company company doesn't put too many people on your router (because cable, unlike DSL, is a shared connection among other users). I'm using a popular cable service in a major city and it seems to run extremely fast--even faster than one o...

Favorite Disney heroines? I'll try to keep my answer as brief as possible and only list my favorite fifty. <table width="600" height="1" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="5"><tr> <td width="120"><img src="http://img.photobucket.c...

Sunset Girl wrote:Not to be confused with Hot Dog: the Movie.

And here I thought I was the only one in the world who even knew about this movie. I can't believe you remember that.

Pasta67 wrote:There's already a thread about this.

I have committed sacrilege.

My pick: Pocahontas. To me, Pocahontas marked the decline of Disney animation. After decades of producing brilliant films, in the early 90's Disney topped itself with Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin . When you thought they couldn't get any better, out came The Lion King --an absolute masterpiece. T...

I take it 3D animation counts. I actually prefer 2D animation from a visual standpoint, but the 3D movies have generally had better scripts. Oh, and I hope Spirited Away counts as a Disney film. :) 1. The Incredibles 2. Finding Nemo 3. Spirited Away 4. Toy Story 5. Lilo and Stitch 6. Toy Story 2 7. ...

No, I used to play Pokemon on my gameboy a lot. And I see you like Pokemon, and Misty. Interesting... I, too, used to play a lot: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v461/dostoevsky/pokemonstats.jpg I trained those guys with the love and care than any true pokemon trainer should. That's why I gave th...

Alan wrote:A pokemon. Pokemon #37. Its 2 feet tall and weighs 22 pounds. It evolves into Ninetales, another fire pokemon. It appeared in the red/blue version for game boy. Its like a fox

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Somebody has Wikipedia!

Lightyear wrote:They got some of the coolest gadgets overseas.. Even the plush toys.. There's hundreds of disney ones..

Have you ever bought anything overseas? I once purchased a plush toy--a vulpix.

Bonus points for anyone who knows what a vulpix is.

Prince Eric wrote:I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's fake. I never knew that Casper, Felix the Cat, and Daffy Duck were Disney entities.

It's Japanese. And the Japanese make products like this:

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Editing classics is offensive.

Walkie-talkies instead of guns in ET; Hayden Christensen in Return of the Jedi; it's just awful.

Although I'm not a huge Miyazaki fan, I might give this movie a try.

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Winds, actually.