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Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 9:27 am**

The Emperor's New Groove I like it a lot, but the remaining movies are all better.

Dumbo rox.

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 10:01 am**

I'll have to vote for <strike>The Emperor's New Groove</strike> <b>Mulan</b>, which is a shame, because it is a damn good film!

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 10:09 am**

My next vote has to go to Fantasia 200 great movie and all but isnt as entertaning when comepared to the ones that are left.

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 10:48 am**

Beauty & The Beast is an overrated film, I agree with Tangela. I remember when putting down my top 20 animated classics, I think Beauty & The Beast ended up 22 or 23 (in other words, it did not make my top 20). I'll be voting that one off as soon as Dumbo and Alice In Wonderland is dumped. 3 of my top 5 has already been voted off, BTW.

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 4:54 pm**

Why is Home on the Range not there? I wouldn't vote it off for a while, but it's a classic and it should be there. Also you need to fix your link, it doesn't work. Anyway...

I feel sorry since The Emperor's New Groove is gonna be gone soon

, so I'll go with Pocahontas.

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 7:10 pm**

In order to save Dumbo and Pocahontas, I'm changing my vote for MULAN, which is a shame too, because it is a film I like very much (used to love it once, now I just 'like very much', hehe)

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 10:13 pm**

Secret Disney Man wrote:Why is Home on the Range not there? I wouldn't vote it off for a while, but it's a classic and it should be there. Also you need to fix your link, it doesn't work. Anyway...

I feel sorry since The Emperor's New Groove is gonna be gone soon , so I'll go with Pocahontas.

If you look back at the previous rounds, you'll see where the decision not to include Home The Range is explained. Basically, it didn't come out until several weeks into the game- giving it an unfair advantage. Also, not enough people will see it in the first week, again giving it an unfair advantage. There will always be movies that follow it up, and this is one of them. I asked for objections back then, and none were given... your's would have been welcomed.

I'll go take a look at that link. It worked before, and I've just copied & pasted, so I must have accidentally deleted something, sorry about that.

Joe Carioca wrote:In order to save Dumbo and Pocahontas, I'm changing my vote for MULAN, which is a shame too, because it is a film I like very much (used to love it once, now I just 'like very much', hehe)

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Not a problem... can you just go back and change your first post and put in "nevermind" or de-bold it or something? I don't want to forget that you changed it tomorrow night and accidentally count it. Thanks.

-Aaron

Posted: **Mon Apr 12, 2004 10:16 pm**

Secret Disney Man-

Just went back and checked... the link does work. Not sure what the problem is for you.

-Aaron

Posted: **Tue Apr 13, 2004 11:13 pm**

The tribe has spoken, and it was a very, very close vote this time. 31 votes went to eight different movies this time. The 21st and 22nd animated classics voted off the Disney Island are Fantasia 2000 and Mulan. Come back and vote in Round 8, which I'll go post now!

-Aaron

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