Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 7:22 am
Beauty and The Beast
Anastasia...
wait.
The Iron Giant.
no?
uh, The Nightmare Before Christmas?
made by WDFA?
The Rescuers Down Under then.
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Favourite Disney Movie Of The '90's?
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Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 7:23 am
Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 10:57 am
Aladdin
I do enjoy them all, but I <3 Aladdin. Ever since I was a little girl. I mean, ever since I was a little girl, I enjoyed all the DACs (that I had seen up until that point...when did I stop being a little girl?). Anyhoo, yeah, Aladdin.
I do enjoy them all, but I <3 Aladdin. Ever since I was a little girl. I mean, ever since I was a little girl, I enjoyed all the DACs (that I had seen up until that point...when did I stop being a little girl?). Anyhoo, yeah, Aladdin.
Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 1:44 pm
My vote goes to Aladdin. Beauty and the Beast is okay, but I have always liked Aladdin a little more.
Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 2:23 pm
1. Aladdin
2. Beauty and the Beast
3. Mulan
4. The Lion King
5. The Rescuers Down Under
6. Tarzan
7. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
8. Pocahontas
9. Hercules
2. Beauty and the Beast
3. Mulan
4. The Lion King
5. The Rescuers Down Under
6. Tarzan
7. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
8. Pocahontas
9. Hercules
Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 3:30 pm
Wow, the 90s was a great Disney decade, wasn't it? Not a bad film on the list. I can't pick one I like the most, however. I'd probably rank Pocahontas-Tarzan higher than the Rescuers Down Under and the 3 of the Fab Five.
I guess the newer films have more sentimental value.
I guess the newer films have more sentimental value.
Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 8:55 pm
1. Hercules
2. Mulan
3. The Lion King
4. Beauty and the Beast
5. Pocahontas
6. Aladdin
7. The Rescuers Down Under
8. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
9. Tarzan
I like all of these films in one way or another, but I feel that they all have flaws. Hercules is the best of the bunch for me.
2. Mulan
3. The Lion King
4. Beauty and the Beast
5. Pocahontas
6. Aladdin
7. The Rescuers Down Under
8. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
9. Tarzan
I like all of these films in one way or another, but I feel that they all have flaws. Hercules is the best of the bunch for me.
Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 2:34 am
1. Beauty & the Beast
2. Aladdin
3. Hercules
4. The Lion King
5. Pocahontas
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. Tarzan
8. Mulan
9. The Rescuers Down Under
2. Aladdin
3. Hercules
4. The Lion King
5. Pocahontas
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. Tarzan
8. Mulan
9. The Rescuers Down Under
Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 2:55 am
1. Beauty and the Beast
2. Aladdin
3. Mulan
4. Tarzan
5. Hercules
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. The Lion King
8. Pocahontas
9. The Rescuers Down Under
2. Aladdin
3. Mulan
4. Tarzan
5. Hercules
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. The Lion King
8. Pocahontas
9. The Rescuers Down Under
Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 11:09 am
I went with Aladdin, but like schoollover, I love all of them.
Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 3:37 pm
1. Hercules
2. Mulan
3. The Rescuers Down Under
4. Tarzan
5. Beauty And The Beast
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. The Lion King
8. Aladdin
9. Pocahontas
2. Mulan
3. The Rescuers Down Under
4. Tarzan
5. Beauty And The Beast
6. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7. The Lion King
8. Aladdin
9. Pocahontas
Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 6:47 am
1.The Lion King
2.Aladdin
3.The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
4.Mulan
5.Beauty And The Beast
6.Pocahontas
7.Tarzan
8.Hercules
9.The Rescuers Down Under
2.Aladdin
3.The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
4.Mulan
5.Beauty And The Beast
6.Pocahontas
7.Tarzan
8.Hercules
9.The Rescuers Down Under
Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 9:55 pm
Aladdin.
(And now... I'm starting to think this movie's a little underrated)
(And now... I'm starting to think this movie's a little underrated)
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 1:46 pm
Me and my friends used to watch Mulan so much that we'd have it all memorized and be sick of it, and even then we kept watching it every day! Instead of drugs, it was Mulan we were addicted to.
When Aladdin was first released, I recall some girl trying to trick me into thinking that it was the saddest movie ever and that everyone dies at the end. That made me want to watch it more than ever. Wait, I was two-years-old and wanting to watch it for those reasons? Maybe I am insane after all. When the movie ended, I whirled around to face the older girl in the theater and yell at her for lying. She said she saw it before, and they all died then. Teasing little kids that way isn't nice.
1. Mulan
2. Pocahontas*
3. The Hunchback of Notre Dame**
4. Aladdin
5. Tarzan
6. Hercules
7. The Lion King
8. Beauty and the Beast
9. The Rescuers Down Under
I never understood the Beauty and the Beast craze.
*Genuine William Wiggins descendant speaking, and admittedly proud of it. I'm sure he wasn't exactly straight, but he was no doubt one to play it safe due to the times and I honestly don't know too much about the way he really was. The real John Ratcliffe was killed before he reached however old he was supposed to be in Disney's version. Did you know that one of the rumors about Ratcliffe is that he was an illegitimate son of King James? I love all the mystery and adventure surrounding the Jamestown founders, and I've been to Jamestown many times with a curious mindset.
**The Hunchback of Notre Dame is Disney's most powerful soundtrack to this day!
When Aladdin was first released, I recall some girl trying to trick me into thinking that it was the saddest movie ever and that everyone dies at the end. That made me want to watch it more than ever. Wait, I was two-years-old and wanting to watch it for those reasons? Maybe I am insane after all. When the movie ended, I whirled around to face the older girl in the theater and yell at her for lying. She said she saw it before, and they all died then. Teasing little kids that way isn't nice.
1. Mulan
2. Pocahontas*
3. The Hunchback of Notre Dame**
4. Aladdin
5. Tarzan
6. Hercules
7. The Lion King
8. Beauty and the Beast
9. The Rescuers Down Under
I never understood the Beauty and the Beast craze.
*Genuine William Wiggins descendant speaking, and admittedly proud of it. I'm sure he wasn't exactly straight, but he was no doubt one to play it safe due to the times and I honestly don't know too much about the way he really was. The real John Ratcliffe was killed before he reached however old he was supposed to be in Disney's version. Did you know that one of the rumors about Ratcliffe is that he was an illegitimate son of King James? I love all the mystery and adventure surrounding the Jamestown founders, and I've been to Jamestown many times with a curious mindset.
**The Hunchback of Notre Dame is Disney's most powerful soundtrack to this day!
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 4:38 pm
1. Hunchback of Notre Dame
2. Aladdin
3. Mulan
4. Hercules
5. Beauty and the Beast
6. Tarzan
7. Pocahontas
8. Lion King
9. Rescuers Down Under
Maybe I'd switch 5 and 6; I'm not sure.
2. Aladdin
3. Mulan
4. Hercules
5. Beauty and the Beast
6. Tarzan
7. Pocahontas
8. Lion King
9. Rescuers Down Under
Maybe I'd switch 5 and 6; I'm not sure.
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 6:26 pm
On second thought, Hercules has a soundtrack which half of the time rivals that of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Overall, I prefer Hunchback... but I really do like "Go The Distance" and everything the muses sing.
Plus, my rising sign is Capricorn. That might be a part of it.
My personal thoughts are that "A Star Is Born", "Zero to Hero" and "The Gospel Truth" are a ton of fun and well composed, whereas the full Michael Bolton version of "Go The Distance" is one of those songs that sums up huge chunks of how I feel and how I'm sure many feel.
Phil Collins did a fantastic job with the Tarzan soundtrack, though!
Plus, my rising sign is Capricorn. That might be a part of it.
My personal thoughts are that "A Star Is Born", "Zero to Hero" and "The Gospel Truth" are a ton of fun and well composed, whereas the full Michael Bolton version of "Go The Distance" is one of those songs that sums up huge chunks of how I feel and how I'm sure many feel.Phil Collins did a fantastic job with the Tarzan soundtrack, though!
Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 12:43 pm
Must have been that subversive, Kafkaesque sense of humor.Prudence wrote:I never understood the Beauty and the Beast craze.