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Very uninspired movie. It had a nice beginning but that was gone as soon as they entered Narnia.

In the winter, it is very difficult for deer to find food! However when they do find food, the deer end up fighting each other to get it and eventually they both die with no deer eating the food. So in order to save the deer, all we have to do is kill them! Kinda weird I know, but it's true! As for...

Well, yes i have the choice. But the film is advertised as a big fantasy epic and not as a christian analogy what it actually is. Disney is only having this church advertisment in the USA. I only inform myself.

Can I ask a honest question? I heard that this movie was very christian. I'm interested in watching it but getting this christian morality forced down my throat is certainly something i don't want to spend my money on, so anyone can tell me how christian it really is? I just wish one day someone wou...

I've been really hoping for one. But even if a Hunchback 2 disc is released in the US, it's possible that other countries will get a lame 1 disc once more.

Ah, I like such lists.

Aladdin- Just annoying, the genie ruined it all for me.
Alice- The movie never got me interested
Mulan- Not really hate but that film is seriously lacking good music
Cinderella- These mice! Arrrgh!
Pocahontas- Somewhat flat..

Generally 3D movies. They are lacking emotion.

Clayton for his silhouette.
Scar for being eaten.
Ursula for being impaled.
Nuka's must have been the saddest though.

Don't always listen to critics (they are a matter of taste, tastes are different), go see the movie and make up your own mind. For example everyone said Underworld was a terrible movie, I didn't listen and watched...and liked it.

Do I see a bit of frustration in some of these posts?

Anyway, to me the right one won.

None of the characters develop during the scene, they just make their screen debut. By the Mufasa/Scar scene afterwards everything is explained.

Sadly I can't vote. But: I think TLK could live without the opening scene, it did not bring the story onwards nor did the audience need to know what happened during it, it was just about pretty pictures. Hunchback's actually had something to do with the story, it was necessary to know what happened ...

I can't believe it! Aladdin's opening is inferior to the Hunchback.

Seems like the only reason no one likes The Hunchback's soundtrack is because it's not pop oriented an catchy. Do lyrics not matter any more?

Not catchy? I had The Bells Of Notre Dame ringing in my head for two weeks.
I love the lyrics (except A Guy Like You *shudder*).

1. The Lion King
2. Beauty and the Beast
3. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
(These three are very close ones)
4. Aladdin
5. Pocahontas
6. Hercules
7. The Little Mermaid
(Faaaaaaaar behind all others:)
8. Mulan

Normally 7€ here. When I was younger it was only 2. :/

Honestly, no matter what great effects there are in a movie, the story is the main thing that matters, the rest is just luxury. It's not a matter to me whether other people define these movies as good, I personally need to like them to make them good movies for me. People hardly have heard of The Pl...

As I said before, don´t focus only in the movie, but also in the times it was showed.But, why do I bother, a young kiddo like you will never understand the beauty beyond the crap of cheap-shoots gags and modern movies Just because there are different movie tastes than yours doesn't mean I only like...

Does this mean that you dislike all of the Pixar movies?

Those I have seen, yes. Nemo was totally overrated (the best jokes were already shown in the advertisements) and Dinosaurs (it's not Pixar I think?) had a terribly flat story. A Bugs Life seemed to be a second Antz.

I never liked it, too much of a The Simpsons ripp-off to me. Therefore, no, I'm not gonna get it.

Now tell us this, what Disney movies do you like? I like all the newer ones with the exception of Aladdin (and 3D movies), especially The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Lion King. The older movies just lack action and the music is not my taste. I'm not a too big fan of fairy tales either. *shrug* ...