Funniest movie:The Emperor's New Groove or Lilo & Stitch
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 7:26 pm
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For me, Lilo...
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Funniest movie:The Emperor's New Groove or Lilo & Stitch
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Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 7:29 pm
In terms of making me laugh, Emperor's New Groove wins, since its a straight-out comedy. I didn't find L&S to be all that funny, just amusing and entertaining.
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 7:38 pm
I find Emperor's New Groove a lot funnier, but I think Lilo and Stitch is the better film all around.
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 7:40 pm
The Emperor's New Groove!!!!
Flat out funny!!! Is this my voice? Is this my voice oh well.
No touchy!!! Bam Baby!!!!
The Empire's New Groove is way funnier then Lilo and Stitch but L&S is still good to watch.
Flat out funny!!! Is this my voice? Is this my voice oh well.
No touchy!!! Bam Baby!!!!
The Empire's New Groove is way funnier then Lilo and Stitch but L&S is still good to watch.
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 7:42 pm
Easily Emperor's new groove! Especially when Kronk sings his own theme song... and "By all accounts it doesn't make sense".
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:32 pm
HERCULES is best its great the music
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:52 pm
Well, I love Lilo & Stitch a good deal more, of course ... and think it has its own type of comedy. Its comedy is more grounded, more natural and less ... zany and off the wall. New Groove is, without a doubt, zany.
That said, I'll admit that The Emperor's New Groove is, indeed, the funnier film. (Though I'm in the camp that thinks Lilo & Stitch is the better film, overall.) In terms of making one laugh, in terms of comedy, New Groove wins. Moment after moment, some absurd situation is delivered ... and then out-done by another. You wonder how it manages to pull it off without falling apart. I think it's Disney's funniest film. But, then, it's primarily a comedy. With the drama being secondary.
To me, Lilo & Stitch is the opposite. The drama is primary (the ohana, Lilo being lonely, Stitch wanting family, the social worker Cobra Bubbles threatening to take Lilo away, and whatnot). While the comedy is secondary. With every Disney film, there's an element of comedy, and it's definitely there in Lilo & Stitch. But it also has a more dominant heart-tugging story than New Groove does.
My favorite bits in New Groove are the ones with Kronk. Where he sings his own theme song ... and when he's "hired" to work in that restaurant, and catches the lingo almost immediately. And when they're running back to the palace, and Yzma asks how they got there, and Kronk looks at the map ... I like Bucky the squirrel, too. He's great. The comedy in New Groove is rapid-fire. I like that. I think Home on the Range tried to mimic the same kind of style, and while I like Home on the Range, I think its comedy is on the pale side ... compared to New Groove.
I didn't appreciate New Groove when I first saw it (back in 2000). But I do now, certainly.
That said, I'll admit that The Emperor's New Groove is, indeed, the funnier film. (Though I'm in the camp that thinks Lilo & Stitch is the better film, overall.) In terms of making one laugh, in terms of comedy, New Groove wins. Moment after moment, some absurd situation is delivered ... and then out-done by another. You wonder how it manages to pull it off without falling apart. I think it's Disney's funniest film. But, then, it's primarily a comedy. With the drama being secondary.
To me, Lilo & Stitch is the opposite. The drama is primary (the ohana, Lilo being lonely, Stitch wanting family, the social worker Cobra Bubbles threatening to take Lilo away, and whatnot). While the comedy is secondary. With every Disney film, there's an element of comedy, and it's definitely there in Lilo & Stitch. But it also has a more dominant heart-tugging story than New Groove does.
My favorite bits in New Groove are the ones with Kronk. Where he sings his own theme song ... and when he's "hired" to work in that restaurant, and catches the lingo almost immediately. And when they're running back to the palace, and Yzma asks how they got there, and Kronk looks at the map ... I like Bucky the squirrel, too. He's great. The comedy in New Groove is rapid-fire. I like that. I think Home on the Range tried to mimic the same kind of style, and while I like Home on the Range, I think its comedy is on the pale side ... compared to New Groove.
I didn't appreciate New Groove when I first saw it (back in 2000). But I do now, certainly.
Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 12:46 am
The Emperor's new groove 
Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 6:47 am
I love them both! This is too hard!
Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2004 9:43 am
emperors new groove definately is more funnier, but lilo and stitch is a better movie i think
Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:22 pm
I prefer something else...these two movies didn't really do anything for me.
Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:26 pm
I think Aladdin is a lot funnier than either Emperer, Lilo and Hercules, but out of the three Emperer OWNS.
*laughs evilly* Is that my voice?! Is THAT my voice!?! *shrugs* Oh well. *sports an
evil grin*
*laughs evilly* Is that my voice?! Is THAT my voice!?! *shrugs* Oh well. *sports an
evil grin*Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 7:52 am
The Emperor's New Groove, as it's more of a fully blown comedy than Lilo and Stitch.
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 11:29 pm
Easily, the funniest has to be the Emperor's New Groove.
There are some other funny films. (Aladdin comes to mind....)
But Emperor's New Groove is a full blown, full fledged comedy.
Eartha Kitt, David Spade and Patrick Warburton's comedic voice timings
are dead on and in some ways...Yzma's voice is well (Pardon the pun)
purr-fect.
There are some other funny films. (Aladdin comes to mind....)
But Emperor's New Groove is a full blown, full fledged comedy.
Eartha Kitt, David Spade and Patrick Warburton's comedic voice timings
are dead on and in some ways...Yzma's voice is well (Pardon the pun)
purr-fect.
Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2004 4:59 pm
ENG all the way, I didn't really like L&S.
Plus: to Mr. Jafar, it's Stitch
Plus: to Mr. Jafar, it's Stitch