Your Favorite Disney Film from Each Decade
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I just remember seeing it in NY in 99 so I always counted it as the last Disney animated feature to cap the 90's. But since they did name the film "2000" and released it wide that year, I guess it's fair to count it with either decade.Mr. Yagoobian wrote:Technically, audiences in 4 cities internationally were able to see it the last two weeks of 1999---in the US, I believe, one could see it in New York. Wide release in IMAX didn't begin until December 31/January 1, and a *true* wide release didn't come until later in 2000. I still would have had to drive 2 hours to see it in January, so I don't have a problem with classifying it as a film of the 2000s.DancingCrab wrote:technically, Fantasia 2000 was released in Imax in 1999 wasn't it?
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Time to give mine an update
30's: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
~Runner Up: N/A
40's: Fantasia
~Runner Up: Pinocchio
50's: Cinderella
~Runner Up: Lady and the Tramp
60's: 101 Dalmations
~Runner Up: The Jungle Book
70's: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
~Runner Up: The Aristocats
80's: The Little Mermaid
~Runner Up: Basil of Baker Street
90's: Aladdin
~Runner Up: Mulan
00's: Lilo & Stitch
~Runner Up: The Emperor's New Groove
10's: Rapunzel
~Runner Up: N/A

30's: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
~Runner Up: N/A
40's: Fantasia
~Runner Up: Pinocchio
50's: Cinderella
~Runner Up: Lady and the Tramp
60's: 101 Dalmations
~Runner Up: The Jungle Book
70's: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
~Runner Up: The Aristocats
80's: The Little Mermaid
~Runner Up: Basil of Baker Street
90's: Aladdin
~Runner Up: Mulan
00's: Lilo & Stitch
~Runner Up: The Emperor's New Groove
10's: Rapunzel
~Runner Up: N/A

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Looks like fun. Runners up 2 to 5 included!
30s-Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
40s-Pinnochio [Bambi, Fantasia, The Adventures Of Ichabad and Mr Toad, Treasure Island]
50s-Sleeping Beauty [The Lady and The Tramp, Darby O Gill And The Little People, Old Yeller, Cinderella]
60s-The Jungle Book [One Hundred And One Dalmations, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Mary Poppins, The Love Bug]
70s-The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh [Herbie Rides Again, Pete's Dragon, The Black Hole, The Rescuers]
80s-The Fox And The Hound [The Little Mermaid, Dragonslayer, The Black Cauldron, Oliver and Company]
90s-The Lion King [The Nightmare Before Christmas, Hercules, Pocahontas, Aladdin]
00s-Lilo And Stitch [Enchanted, The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe, Pirates Of The Carribean, Brother Bear]
30s-Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
40s-Pinnochio [Bambi, Fantasia, The Adventures Of Ichabad and Mr Toad, Treasure Island]
50s-Sleeping Beauty [The Lady and The Tramp, Darby O Gill And The Little People, Old Yeller, Cinderella]
60s-The Jungle Book [One Hundred And One Dalmations, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Mary Poppins, The Love Bug]
70s-The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh [Herbie Rides Again, Pete's Dragon, The Black Hole, The Rescuers]
80s-The Fox And The Hound [The Little Mermaid, Dragonslayer, The Black Cauldron, Oliver and Company]
90s-The Lion King [The Nightmare Before Christmas, Hercules, Pocahontas, Aladdin]
00s-Lilo And Stitch [Enchanted, The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe, Pirates Of The Carribean, Brother Bear]
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1930's- Snow White. By default, and it's a really good film
1940's- Dumbo. Very lovable and entertaining
1950's- Lady and The Tramp. Interesting characters
1960's- 101 Dalmatians. Different from it's predeccesors in a good way
1970's- The Rescuers- Relies on plot rather than animation
1980's- The Fpx and the Hound- Heartwearminng and sad
1990's- Aladdin- Just an excellent film period
2000's- The Emperors new Groove- Hilarilous and entertaining
1940's- Dumbo. Very lovable and entertaining
1950's- Lady and The Tramp. Interesting characters
1960's- 101 Dalmatians. Different from it's predeccesors in a good way
1970's- The Rescuers- Relies on plot rather than animation
1980's- The Fpx and the Hound- Heartwearminng and sad
1990's- Aladdin- Just an excellent film period
2000's- The Emperors new Groove- Hilarilous and entertaining
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OK, this ought to be tough....
30s: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (No, really!?)
40s: Fantasia (second choice: Bambi)
50s: Cinderella (second choice: Alice in Wonderland)
60s: The Sword in the Stone (second choice: 101 Dalmatians)
70s: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (second choice: Robin Hood)
80s: The Little Mermaid (second choice: The Black Cauldron)
90s: Beauty and the Beast (second choice: The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
00s: Brother Bear (second choice: The Princess and the Frog)
10s: Tangled (again.... seriously!?)
The 90s was probably the hardest for me to choose, but really, the 00s came kinda close, too... I mean, I forgot how much I liked a lot of them until I started comparing them.
30s: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (No, really!?)
40s: Fantasia (second choice: Bambi)
50s: Cinderella (second choice: Alice in Wonderland)
60s: The Sword in the Stone (second choice: 101 Dalmatians)
70s: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (second choice: Robin Hood)
80s: The Little Mermaid (second choice: The Black Cauldron)
90s: Beauty and the Beast (second choice: The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
00s: Brother Bear (second choice: The Princess and the Frog)
10s: Tangled (again.... seriously!?)
The 90s was probably the hardest for me to choose, but really, the 00s came kinda close, too... I mean, I forgot how much I liked a lot of them until I started comparing them.
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1930's <b>Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs</b> (by default but it is funny & cute)
1940's <b>Dumbo</b> (After watching it at a friend's house, I think I like Dumbo better! I still love you Bambi!!)
2nd Bambi
3rd Pinocchio
1950's <b>Cinderella</b> (Cinderella is such a beautiful person & I love her voice)
2nd Alice in Wonderland
3rd Sleeping Beauty
1960's <b>The Jungle Book</b> (This movie has the best characters)
2nd One Hundred & One Dalmatians
3rd The Sword in the Stone
1970's <b>Robin Hood</b> (Prince John is the movie!)
2nd The Aristocats
3rd The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980's <b>The Little Mermaid</b> (Ursula!!)
2nd The Fox & the Hound
3rd The Black Cauldron
1990's <b>The Hunchback of Notre Dame</b> (Wonderful story)
2nd Pocahontas
3rd Hercules
2000's <b>The Emperor's New Groove</b> (Hilarious!!)
2nd Home on the Range
3rd Lilo & Stitch
2010's <b>Um maybe Tangled if I ever see it! Winnie the Pooh sounds good though</b>
1940's <b>Dumbo</b> (After watching it at a friend's house, I think I like Dumbo better! I still love you Bambi!!)
2nd Bambi
3rd Pinocchio
1950's <b>Cinderella</b> (Cinderella is such a beautiful person & I love her voice)
2nd Alice in Wonderland
3rd Sleeping Beauty
1960's <b>The Jungle Book</b> (This movie has the best characters)
2nd One Hundred & One Dalmatians
3rd The Sword in the Stone
1970's <b>Robin Hood</b> (Prince John is the movie!)
2nd The Aristocats
3rd The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980's <b>The Little Mermaid</b> (Ursula!!)
2nd The Fox & the Hound
3rd The Black Cauldron
1990's <b>The Hunchback of Notre Dame</b> (Wonderful story)
2nd Pocahontas
3rd Hercules
2000's <b>The Emperor's New Groove</b> (Hilarious!!)
2nd Home on the Range
3rd Lilo & Stitch
2010's <b>Um maybe Tangled if I ever see it! Winnie the Pooh sounds good though</b>
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30's- Snow White
40's- Fantasia (So Dear to my Heart, The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad)
50's- Alice in Wonderland (Sleeping Beauty, Lady and the Tramp, Peter Pan)
60's- 101 Dalamtians
70's- The Rescuers (Pete's Dragon, Bedknobs and Broomsticks)
80's- The Little Mermaid (The Black Cauldron, The Fox and the Hound, Mickey's Christmas Carol)
90's- Beauty and the Beast (Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken, Aladdin, Sister Act, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Mulan, Tarzan)
00's- The Princess and the Frog (Enchanted, Fantasia 2000, The Emperor's New Groove)
10's- Tangled
40's- Fantasia (So Dear to my Heart, The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad)
50's- Alice in Wonderland (Sleeping Beauty, Lady and the Tramp, Peter Pan)
60's- 101 Dalamtians
70's- The Rescuers (Pete's Dragon, Bedknobs and Broomsticks)
80's- The Little Mermaid (The Black Cauldron, The Fox and the Hound, Mickey's Christmas Carol)
90's- Beauty and the Beast (Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken, Aladdin, Sister Act, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Mulan, Tarzan)
00's- The Princess and the Frog (Enchanted, Fantasia 2000, The Emperor's New Groove)
10's- Tangled
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Hmmm... still, it's a better topic than many heh...
40s: Dumbo
50s: Alice in Wonderland
60s: 101 Dalmatians
70s: The Rescuers
80s: The Great Mouse Detective
90s: Aladdin
00s: Lilo and Stitch
10s: Tangled
You know though... I haven't actually seen The Little Mermaid. Yeah. The only one of Disney's "original" 44 that I've not viewed. Maybe some day hah hah...
40s: Dumbo
50s: Alice in Wonderland
60s: 101 Dalmatians
70s: The Rescuers
80s: The Great Mouse Detective
90s: Aladdin
00s: Lilo and Stitch
10s: Tangled
You know though... I haven't actually seen The Little Mermaid. Yeah. The only one of Disney's "original" 44 that I've not viewed. Maybe some day hah hah...
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Re: Favorites!
1940s
1st ~ Pinocchio
2nd ~ Dumbo
3rd ~ Bambi
1950s
1st ~ Cinderella
2nd ~ Lady and the Tramp
1960s
1st ~ The Sword in the Stone
2nd ~ 101 Dalmatians
1970s
1st ~ The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980s
1st ~ The Little Mermaid
2nd ~ The Great Mouse Detective
3rd ~ The Fox and the Hound
1990s
1st ~ Hercules
2nd ~ The Lion King
3rd ~ Mulan
2000s
1st ~ The Princess and the Frog
2nd ~ Treasure Planet
3rd ~ Meet the Robinsons
1st ~ Pinocchio
2nd ~ Dumbo
3rd ~ Bambi
1950s
1st ~ Cinderella
2nd ~ Lady and the Tramp
1960s
1st ~ The Sword in the Stone
2nd ~ 101 Dalmatians
1970s
1st ~ The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1980s
1st ~ The Little Mermaid
2nd ~ The Great Mouse Detective
3rd ~ The Fox and the Hound
1990s
1st ~ Hercules
2nd ~ The Lion King
3rd ~ Mulan
2000s
1st ~ The Princess and the Frog
2nd ~ Treasure Planet
3rd ~ Meet the Robinsons

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<b>You said it! I couldn't pick one so I had a 2nd & 3rd runner up. I was originally going to put the movies from my most favorite to least from the different years like the 50's would be Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, Lady & the Tramp & then Peter Pan.seanjonmc wrote:Great topic!
1940's: Bambi
1950's: Sleeping Beauty
1960's: One Hundred and One Dalmatians
1970's: The Rescuers
1980's: The Little Mermaid
1990's: Aladdin
2000's: The Princess and the Frog
That was harder than I thought.
The only thing is it's been so long since i've seen some of the movies so I can't say they're my favorite. I haven't seen Oliver & Company in at least maybe 9 years but I know I've seen it before & I recently bought Black Cauldron so I chose it as my runner up (I did like it though).
I just kind of thought about it & came up with "whichever movie I gravitate to watch the most would be my favortie haha"

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