"Dramatic" animated features...
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"Dramatic" animated features...
i dunno how to categorize this. but here r the list of animated features i find to have more human drama than kiddish humor. thus making it very mature.
1.lady and the tramp
2.pocahontas
3.the hunchback of notre dame
4.bambi
5.101 dalmatians
6.pinocchio
7.the fox and the hound
whatchu think?
1.lady and the tramp
2.pocahontas
3.the hunchback of notre dame
4.bambi
5.101 dalmatians
6.pinocchio
7.the fox and the hound
whatchu think?
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Hi
There were a few of them. Which Include.
1. The Aristocats
2. Treasure Planet
3. Brother Bear
4. Rescuers
5. Rescuers Down Under
1. The Aristocats
2. Treasure Planet
3. Brother Bear
4. Rescuers
5. Rescuers Down Under
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My favorites for drama are pretty limited but mostly the same as the rest of us:
Mulan
The Rescuers
The Rescuers Down Under
The Lion King
The Fox and the Hound
Lady and the Tramp
Sleeping Beauty
Those are my favorites and I watch them very regularly.

Mulan
The Rescuers
The Rescuers Down Under
The Lion King
The Fox and the Hound
Lady and the Tramp
Sleeping Beauty
Those are my favorites and I watch them very regularly.

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I'd say The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Pocahontas are my favorite adult-oriented animations.
I personally don't see anything wrong with the comical sidekicks. It keeps a movie from getting overly heavy and sap-infested, although I agree that sometimes they're just too over-the-top and don't fit in with the feel of the film. But in general I have nothing against them.
I personally don't see anything wrong with the comical sidekicks. It keeps a movie from getting overly heavy and sap-infested, although I agree that sometimes they're just too over-the-top and don't fit in with the feel of the film. But in general I have nothing against them.
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Yes, but precisely Hunchback didn't need them. It's more evident in "A Guy Like You" ; completely out of place.Key wrote:I'd say The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Pocahontas are my favorite adult-oriented animations.
I personally don't see anything wrong with the comical sidekicks. It keeps a movie from getting overly heavy and sap-infested, although I agree that sometimes they're just too over-the-top and don't fit in with the feel of the film. But in general I have nothing against them.

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I think so too, though it has a different dramatic flair than, say HoND.Noriel wrote:I also think Beauty and the Beast should be on the list.
And I agree that HoND would have been better without the animated gargoyles (or if they really had just been a part of Quasi's imagination, which seems unlikely), but I can also see why they were included--for the kiddies and such, blah blah blah.
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I'd say the majority of the animated classics are dramatic. They've always incorporated comedic elements too (which, according to THE Whoopi Goldberg, is what really makes a success), but it's only in recent years that they've become comedic in focus, with a few exceptions.
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