What Disney Movie Did You Just Watch? Vol. 2

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Joe Carioca wrote:
Isidour wrote:The Lion King II:Simba´s Pride
I was thinking, the title is pride like a group of animals or pride as "I feel proud of..."
I think the title of the movie refers to both: Simba's kingdom (Simba's pride) and the one who Simba is proud of (Kiara).
that´s what I thought, thanks Joe n_n
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Tarzan, twice! I swear, if this was released after The Lion King there would still be a "Disney era" in 1995! Yes, it's that good in my opinion. :) I especially love the Son of Man and Strangers Like Me scenes...
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Let see this week I watched Bambi, TLK, ENG, Angles in the Outfeild, Lady and the Tramp and Toy Story. I think that's all of them. ;)
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Mary Poppins
I didn´t remember most of it, but now I do
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Bambi
Well actually the trailer to the sequel. I was watching it over and over again. I started to convince myself that Gary Cole would be a good voice for the Great Prince than Patrick Stewart.
"Bambi, what's happening? Ahhhhhhh, I'm gonna need you to come in tomarrow so if you could be around here around 9 that will be great. Oh, oh and I almost forgot, I'm also gonna need you to come in on Sunday too. Yeah, we lost a few people and we sort of need to play catch up. Mmmmmmmkay, thanks!"
It's 1 o'clock almost 2, I have nothing better to do than to think up these crazy schemes. Maybe I should go to bed then find myself a job. ;)
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You really need some sleep...

Anyway, I just saw The Nightmare before Christams I love the song of "What´s this" is really sticky
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Tonight I'm considering either watching Pooh's Heffalump movie on DVD (yeah I know it's not released yet but magically I have a copy and it's not a bootleg!) or watching my Lady and the Tramp eBay bootleg... weee... same quality as the real thing, atleast picture-wise.... and a valiant attempt at packaging.

Before tonight the last Disney movie I watched was 'The Apple Dumpling Gang' that I bought a couple weeks back. :)
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Escape To Witch Mountain

I love that movie and all the visual effects. There was a feature on different visual effects from different Disney movies.
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Although a Pixar film, it's Disney in a way... I did a Toy Story / Toy Story II marathon. Great, great movies. But I'm probably the only one who prefers the first. But only a little bit more! :)
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DisneyFan 2000 wrote:Although a Pixar film, it's Disney in a way... I did a Toy Story / Toy Story II marathon. Great, great movies. But I'm probably the only one who prefers the first. But only a little bit more! :)
I prefer the first. By a lot.
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For the first time in years, I watched The Great Mouse Detective. The last time I watched it (when I was around ten), I didn't care that much for it, mainly because I was going off animation a bit at the time. However, after seeing it again, I must say that it was a great movie! :D
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Isidour wrote:You really need some sleep...

Anyway, I just saw The Nightmare before Christams I love the song of "What´s this" is really sticky
doesent this count as non-disney?
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In the last week.... Have watched the following on DVD:-

The Incredibles
Chip 'n' Dale - Classic cartoon Favorites
Escape to Witch Mountain
Beauty and the Beast
Cinderella

Also watched on VHS:-
Pigs is Pigs (1954 Short)
Adventures in Music: Melody (1953 Short)
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This past week.

Mary Poppins
Escape To Witch Mountain
The Three Lives Of Thomasina
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friday-The Muppet's Wizard Of Oz
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Alice in Wonderland - This is the first time I've seen it. It's brilliant in my opinion! :up:
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Pocahontas for the first time since it was in theatres...

Good movie, but I have to say knowing the history of how it all really happened compromised it a bit for me, but the next time I watch I will not think about that and just enjoy the movie for what it is, a beautiful work of art...
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Brother Bear

I rented it from Rogers Video. I liked Koda and I found him cute. I enjoyed the movie.
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ichabod wrote:The Black Cauldron. Is it Cinemascope? It it Technirama 70? We'll leave that for a vengeful deathie to decide!


The revenge of the dethi finds that Leonarld Maltin lists it as a Technirama production (Technically, 24mm x 36mm negative: 1.50 film area x 1.50 Anamorphic squeeze lens = 2.25 Aspect Ratio.)
35mm Scope/Panavision prints of the era derived from the Technirama negative when properly projected would have been 2.40 wide so they might have shaved off a little of the top and bottom of the Technirama negative (to make it wider), while the 70mm prints being 2.20 wide woulda shaved off a tiny bit of the sides of the Technirama negative (to make it slightly narrower). That is, unless they protected for both formats by composing within the common rectangle circunscribed between those two croppings :twisted: That would give you an aproximate ratio of 2.30 :-P

Anyway for the whole animated frame/background paintings fanatic the Aspect ratio would be 2.25

Whonoz if Technirama trims of missing scenes still exists deep within the Disney Vaults ready for that LoRodian 6 disc extended edition? :shock:

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Post by Timon/Pumbaa fan »

The Great Mouse Detective: Really good movie! And very underrated! I love the Ratigan song and the story itself was enjoyable! :)
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