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do i get to pick live action pics? i saw that there were a few who posted mary poppins and bedknobs which were mostly live action so......


30s - Snow White
40s - Song of the South
50s - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
60s - The Jungle Book (extremely close with The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band)
70s - The North Avenue Irregulars
80s - Flight of The Navigator
90s - Aladdin
Millenium - Pirates of the Carribean (definitely!!)
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Come on, more people have to tell us what their favorite is!
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1930's - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
1940's - Pinocchio
1950's - Cinderella, Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty (tie)
1960's - 101 Dalmatians
1970's - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980's [pre-Mermaid] - The Great Mouse Detective*
1980's - The Little Mermaid
1990's - Aladdin
2000's - Lilo & Stitch

* I really think that Mermaid belongs to an entirely different time and era for WDFA than the other 1980s classics so I decided to give them two slots. Obviously however The Little Mermaid wins out over Mouse Detective.
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* I really think that Mermaid belongs to an entirely different time and era for WDFA than the other 1980s classics so I decided to give them two slots. Obviously
however The Little Mermaid wins out over Mouse Detective.

Obviously? I really liked Great Mouse Detective, over Little Mermaid even!
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1930's: Snow White (default)
1940's: Bambi
1950's: Cinderella, Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp, or Sleeping Beauty (can't decide!)
1960's: 101 Damatians
1970's: Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980's (pre-Mermaid): Fox and the Hound
1980's: Little Mermaid or Mickey's Christmas Carol (can't decide)
1990's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (the greatest Disney film, no, the greatest film of all time!!!!!)
2000's: Lilo and Stitch (so far, at least...Brother Bear or Mickey's Three Musketeers could win)
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i agree with everyones classic favs but i wonder why no one mentions Atlantis for this decade so far. i really enjoyed that one and i liked the comic book/adventure elements of it. thought it was a nice little change of pace for disney.
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OK I'll play:

1930's: Mickey's Service Station (come on, it's pointless including the 1930's if every one picks Snow White so I've included shorts for the 30's)
1940's: The Three Caballeros
1950's: Sleeping Beauty
1960's: 101 Dalmatians
1970's: The Rescuers (with reservations, perhaps Winnie The Pooh)
1980's: Basil, The Great Mouse Detective
1990's: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
2000's: Return to Neverland
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Hooray another Basil fan! I think Basil has one of the best climatic scene's in any animated movie, everything from when Orlivia gets kidnapped (again) to the end is pure gold in my book.
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donaldduckfan wrote:i agree with everyones classic favs but i wonder why no one mentions Atlantis for this decade so far. i really enjoyed that one and i liked the comic book/adventure elements of it. thought it was a nice little change of pace for disney.
Loved Atlantis, but The Emperor's New Groove just felt more like a Disney movie. Very endearing chracaters and many, many laugh-out-loud moments...especially in the interactions between Yzma and Kronk.
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Matty-Mouse wrote:Hooray another Basil fan! I think Basil has one of the best climatic scene's in any animated movie, everything from when Orlivia gets kidnapped (again) to the end is pure gold in my book.
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1940's: Bambi
1950's: Peter Pan
1960's: 101 Dalmatians
1970's: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980's: The Little Mermaid (My all time favorite.)
1990's: The Lion King
2000's: Fantasia 2000
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Matty-Mouse wrote:Hooray another Basil fan! I think Basil has one of the best climatic scene's in any animated movie, everything from when Orlivia gets kidnapped (again) to the end is pure gold in my book.
I LOVE Basil! Here it's just the Great Mouse Detective as our title. Anyway, I think it's a great film, need to find the DVD!
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This fun! Great idea jack!!! :D :D :D

40's: Dumbo
50's: Alice in wonderland
60's: The Sword in the Stone (but a great decade with jungle book second and 101 dalmations)
70's: Robin Hood
80's: The Great Mouse Detective
90's: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
00's: The Emperors New Groove

That's my list 8) 8) 8) 8)
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40's: Bambi
50's: Lady and the Tramp
60's: Jungle Book
70's: Winnie the Pooh
80's: Oliver and Co.
90's: Lion King
00's: Lilo and Stitch

Awesome question!
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30s: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
40s: Pinnochio
50s: Peter Pan (never seen Sleeping Beauty)
60s: 101 Dalmatians
70s: Robin Hood (haven't seen any of the others for over five years)
80s: The Little Mermaid
90s: Beauty and the Beast
00s: Treasure Planet
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1940's: Dumbo
1950's: Lady and the Tramp
1960's: 101 Dalmations
1970's: Uh...welll...that is, I..
1980's: The Fox and the Hound
1990's: Toy Story
2000's: Toy Story 2
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doctorjpw wrote:1940's: Dumbo
1950's: Lady and the Tramp
1960's: 101 Dalmations
1970's: Uh...welll...that is, I..
1980's: The Fox and the Hound
1990's: Toy Story
2000's: Toy Story 2
I suggest not including the Pixar films, because really, Disney didn't make them. Besides, Toy Story 2 was in the 90s, not 2000s.
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1930s -- well duh. Snow White

1940s -- Dumbo. Best Disney Ever! :)

1950s -- Sleeping Beauty

1960s -- The Jungle Book

1970s -- Aristocats (by default, because it was a weak decade)

1980s -- The Little Mermaid

1990s -- Beauty and the Beast

2000s -- The Emperor's New Groove

Hey... who likes cake?
The very existence of Dumbo is a fairly persuasive argument against agnosticism.
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My Favorites:
Animated/Live-Action/Animated Runner-Up

1940's:Bambi/None Here(Disney started in 50's)/Fantasia
1950's:Peter Pan/Davy Crockett Films/Lady and the Tramp
1960's:The Jungle Book(Disney's last)/Swiss Family Robinson/101 Dalmatians
1970's:The Rescuers/The Black Hole/Winnie The Pooh
1980's:The Great Mouse Detective/Tron/The Black Cauldron
1990's:Tarzan/The Rocketeer/Aladdin
2000's:Treasure Planet/Freaky Friday/The Emperor's New Groove

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hokeyboy wrote: Hey... who likes cake?

me me me I DO :D
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