Round 1.1 - Victory Through Air Power, In Search Of The Castaways, The One & Only Genuine Original Family Band, Popeye
Round 1.2 - Return To Oz, Herbie Goes Bananas, Never Cry Wolf, The Cat From Outer Space
Round 1.3 - Tron, Herbie Goes To Monte Carlo, Benji The Hunted, Blackbeard's Ghost
Round 1.4 - The Gnome Mobile, The Reluctant Dragon, Return From Witch Mountain, The Ugly Dachshund
Round 1.5 - Son Of Flubber, Pete's Dragon, The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, The Sign Of Zorro
Round 1.6 - Davy Crockett and the River Pirates, Mary Poppins
Round 1.7 - Herbie Rides Again, Now You See Him Now You Don't
Round 1.8 - So Dear To My Heart, Treasure Island
Round 1.9 - The Happiest Millionaire, The Love Bug
Round 1.10 - Candleshoe, The Incredible Journey
Round 1.11 - The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, Davy Crockett King of the Wild Frontier
Round 1.12 - The Shaggy D.A., Old Yeller
Round 1.13 - That Darn Cat, Babes In Toyland
Round 1.14 - The Apple Dumpling Gang, The Absent-Minded Professor
Round 1.15 - One Magic Christmas, The Strongest Man In The World
Round 1.16 - Song of the South, Flight of the Navigator
Round 1.17 - The Shaggy Dog
Round 1.18 - Honey I Shrunk The Kids
Round 1.19 - Escape To Witch Mountain
Round 1.20 - 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
Round 1.21 - Darby O'Gill And The Little People
Round 1.22 - The Parent Trap
Round 1.23 - Bedknobs & Broomsticks
Please note that the lack of commas in inappropriate places is intentional, so as not to confuse appositives or other comma usage with film listings.
Even with the auditions, there are 108 remaining live-action films that survived the auditions. Therefore, we'll be dividing the game into three rounds, each of which will be further divided into sub-rounds. Round 1 will concern movies made prior to 1990 (I had to make the slight change from the site's grouping, which breaks at 1980, to even out the two groupings). Round 2 will concern movies made from 1990 to the present day. The winners of the first two rounds will go head-to-head in Round 3. Got it? Good. Live-action films have already been defined for us by Luke's pages for them here on the site. Films made prior to 1980, all of which are covered in Round 1, can be found here (complete list). The complete list of films made between 1980 and 1990, also covered in Round 1, can be found at the bottom of this list.
It works just like the Survivor TV show. Basically, come on here once every 2 days and vote for the live-action Disney film that you want to vote off, i.e., the one that you like the least. Everyone is welcome!!
At the end of the round, I'll come on here and announce which films got voted off, and a new thread will start for the next round. This gets to be a lot of fun, especially when it gets down to the wire (as you hopefully know from the last two games).
You can talk about your reasons for your vote, but I ask that you put the full title of what you're voting for in bold letters so that it's easy for me to count them all in a hurry.
There are more titles in Round 1 of this game than there were in all of the Animated Classics Survivor. Therefore, for Round 1, we'll follow this plan: Four movies will be cast off in each of the first 5 sub-rounds (the four with the most votes to leave). After that, two films will leave in each sub-round, until we reach the top 10. In all, that should make for 52 sub-rounds in round 1. Make sense? The winner of Round 1 will square off against the winner of Round 2 for the ultimate winner, which will join the reigning champs, The Lion King and Toy Story 2.
So, Survivors ready?? Come on in and vote off ONLY ONE of these remaining films, the final 3 of Round 1:
Pollyanna
Swiss Family Robinson
Freaky Friday (1977)
Voting ends at midnight (EASTERN TIME) on Tuesday, September 7th.
-Aaron
*does the "I'm-Gollum-and-I-finally-got-the-ring" dance* YEEESS!!! PREEECIOUS! PREEECIOUS!!!!!!!! *does best Homer impression* WOO-HOO! ALL RIGHT!!!
First Pete's Dragon, then Mary Poppins, and now Bedknobs & Broomsticks. I was really holding out hope for the 3rd one to make up for the first two. These three films really stand several notches above all the others, imo. At least it took a long time to give it the boot, and it was only by one vote. In memorium:
