Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:57 am
Tito, just because he's funny, and Georgette is such a bitch! Literally! 
Bobble or Clank?
Bobble or Clank?
Married Life (sequence) or Marley's Death?
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:28 am
Bobble, I guess...
Married Life (sequence) or Marley's Death?
Married Life (sequence) or Marley's Death?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 11:45 am
Marley? Oh, the dog.
Married Life, definitely!
SmartAleck, is that confusion a "Who are Bobble and Clank!?" I take it you're not a fan of Disney Fairies?
Mim or Narissa?
Married Life, definitely!
SmartAleck, is that confusion a "Who are Bobble and Clank!?"
I take it you're not a fan of Disney Fairies?Mim or Narissa?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 12:34 pm
Narissa.
Oh, Margos, I never watched Tinker Bell (the DTV). I've heard it's ok, but the UD reviews said it wasn't worth it. I was going to give it a try, but I couldn't find it at the library. I think I watched 10 minutes of it when it was on Disney Channel. Are Bobble and Clank the two fairies who work with Tinker Bell in the workshop?
Alice or Wendy?
Oh, Margos, I never watched Tinker Bell (the DTV). I've heard it's ok, but the UD reviews said it wasn't worth it. I was going to give it a try, but I couldn't find it at the library. I think I watched 10 minutes of it when it was on Disney Channel. Are Bobble and Clank the two fairies who work with Tinker Bell in the workshop?
Alice or Wendy?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 1:07 pm
Alice
Harry or Ron?
Harry or Ron?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 2:01 pm
Ron, he's funny!
Castle in the Sky or Howl's Moving Castle?
Castle in the Sky or Howl's Moving Castle?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 2:03 pm
Harry, definitely!
And, SmartAleck, no offense to whoever wrote it, but I wouldn't take that review too seriously. It's definitely DisneyToon's best work, miles ahead of even their best cheapquel, since Lasseter helped them make it and taught them to utilize some of Pixar's filmmaking techniques. It can be a little saccharine in places, but it's really a sweet story, and very visually stunning. A few scenes actually borrow some elements from Fantasia, too, which is a nice touch. Besides, it's full of fun, loveable characters. Even though you weren't sure who they were, I agree with your choice of Bobble over Clank. You're right, they're Tink's fellow Tinkers. Bobble's the little nerdy guy with the Scottish accent, and Clank's the big, "loveable oaf" type with the Cockney accent. But I digress.
Mermaids or Fairies?
And, SmartAleck, no offense to whoever wrote it, but I wouldn't take that review too seriously. It's definitely DisneyToon's best work, miles ahead of even their best cheapquel, since Lasseter helped them make it and taught them to utilize some of Pixar's filmmaking techniques. It can be a little saccharine in places, but it's really a sweet story, and very visually stunning. A few scenes actually borrow some elements from Fantasia, too, which is a nice touch. Besides, it's full of fun, loveable characters. Even though you weren't sure who they were, I agree with your choice of Bobble over Clank. You're right, they're Tink's fellow Tinkers. Bobble's the little nerdy guy with the Scottish accent, and Clank's the big, "loveable oaf" type with the Cockney accent. But I digress.
Mermaids or Fairies?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 2:12 pm
Thanks for understanding Margos! I wonder if it's at my library now.. Is Tinker Bell a more likable character and is the sequel any good?
For myself
, Castle in the Sky. For Margos, fairies, I love taking a stick and pretending I can make things golden like in Fantasia.
For myself
, Castle in the Sky. For Margos, fairies, I love taking a stick and pretending I can make things golden like in Fantasia.Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:44 pm
LOL! Well, I've never seen CitS or HMC... but HMC sounds like a much more interesting premise!
As for the Tink info... I find Tink to be much more likeable in the series than she is in "Peter Pan." I mean, in PP, you really only know her as a jealous little bitch. She cares about Peter, but that's about it. Anyone else can go jump off a bridge for all she cares. In the new series, Tink is much younger, gentler, and has never even heard of Peter Pan! We hear her speak, and get a glimpse into her world: What makes her tick, where she comes from, who she really is as a person. The sequel is actually better than the first, I think, although it suffers from a lack of Tink's posse. We see her hot-headed nature come out a bit more, as she is more established in her Tinkering trade and actually has a reputation to uphold, so as she grows, we see her typical traits coming out a bit more. I definitely reccomend both, and the third looks from the preview to be the best one yet! Actually, I would reccommend purchasing instead of borrowing, they're worth multiple views (especially the "season-changing" sequences at the end of the first and the beginning of the second, since you seem to be a "Fantasia" fan).
Wow, that was a long spiel.
Anyway....
Sally (from "Cars") or Colette?
As for the Tink info... I find Tink to be much more likeable in the series than she is in "Peter Pan." I mean, in PP, you really only know her as a jealous little bitch. She cares about Peter, but that's about it. Anyone else can go jump off a bridge for all she cares. In the new series, Tink is much younger, gentler, and has never even heard of Peter Pan! We hear her speak, and get a glimpse into her world: What makes her tick, where she comes from, who she really is as a person. The sequel is actually better than the first, I think, although it suffers from a lack of Tink's posse. We see her hot-headed nature come out a bit more, as she is more established in her Tinkering trade and actually has a reputation to uphold, so as she grows, we see her typical traits coming out a bit more. I definitely reccomend both, and the third looks from the preview to be the best one yet! Actually, I would reccommend purchasing instead of borrowing, they're worth multiple views (especially the "season-changing" sequences at the end of the first and the beginning of the second, since you seem to be a "Fantasia" fan).
Wow, that was a long spiel.
Anyway....
Sally (from "Cars") or Colette?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:14 pm
Thanks for the info Margos!
Definitely Colette, I can't stand Sally.
Kevin or Dug?
Definitely Colette, I can't stand Sally.
Kevin or Dug?
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:31 pm
Tough one! I guess Kevin, though. She's so cute and funny! Dug is both of those things, too.... But I just really love her design. Plus, she's such a good Mommy, and watching her try so hard to get to her chicks, even with a wounded leg... I just love Kevin! I love Dug, too, but I still say Kevin!
Snow White or Aurora?
Snow White or Aurora?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 8:43 am
Aurora
Amazon or (insert other online shopping site here)?
Amazon or (insert other online shopping site here)?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 10:06 am
Amazon, it's very efficient.
Digital Copies or 3-D options?
Digital Copies or 3-D options?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 10:35 am
Digital copies, I can use them on my iPod 
Dark or milk chocolate?
Dark or milk chocolate?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 10:52 am
Milk Chocolate.
Lilo and Stitch or Brother Bear?
Lilo and Stitch or Brother Bear?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 1:04 pm
"Brother Bear," no contest. Although I do love "Lilo and Stitch," too.
"Make Mine Music" or "Melody Time?"
"Make Mine Music" or "Melody Time?"
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 1:19 pm
Make Mine Music, I love Willie! I also enjoy seeing Casey fail. 
The Nutcracker Suite or the Pines of Rome?
The Nutcracker Suite or the Pines of Rome?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 1:48 pm
The Nutcracker Suite. Come on, it's a classic! And as much as I love that baby whale... I think that that sequence does drag in spots...
"Rhapsody in Blue" or "The Dance of the Hours?"
"Rhapsody in Blue" or "The Dance of the Hours?"
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 4:01 pm
Rhapsody in Blue
Cinderella or Belle
Cinderella or Belle
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 4:25 pm
Belle. As much as I love Cindy, Belle's sort of "the nerd princess," so I've always identified with her more than any other Disney Princess.
"Johnny Fedora and Alice Blubonnet" or "The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met?"
"Johnny Fedora and Alice Blubonnet" or "The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met?"