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What is your favourite animated Disney film? I'm only talking about the films in the Disney Animated Canon. Full list in spoiler.
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My favourite is Mulan.


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Mulan is awesome.

Same, actually.

I love many of Disney's films to death, yet 101 Dalmatians is likely my favorite- Robin Hood and Lady and the Tramp would be the runners-up in my humble book.

I'll be honest (and some people may hate me for this), but The Emperor's New Groove was definitely my favorite.
That movie was comedy at its' finest. I used to watch it every night as a kid for months on end!

Lilo and Stitch.

Lion King, hands down. It was the movie that I grew up with, what with it coming out the same year as I did.

My next favorites are Mulan and Emperor's New Groove.

I adore Tangled. It's definitely my favourite.
And also love The Emperors New Groove and Mulan.

The Aristocats. Such class.

Mulan for me too.

Lion king.

Emperor's new groove was awesome too.

I have several.

The Sword In The Stone: I really loved this movie. The scene with the squirrels almost made me cry when I was little. Saddest love story ever.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame: beautiful setting and story.

Robin Hood: I loved the music in this one.

Hercules: good setting and sotry (our teacher made us watch this last year!)

Lion King.
No doubt.

Veck wrote:The Aristocats. Such class.

Unionhack wrote:I'll be honest (and some people may hate me for this), but The Emperor's New Groove was definitely my favorite.
That movie was comedy at its' finest. I used to watch it every night as a kid for months on end!

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I used to watch Robin Hood every day as a kid. Every single day. For three years.

Well maybe not three years, but at least a couple of months.

Nemo 3D... Oh no.

My favorite was either Lady and the Tramp, Toy Story, or Aristocats. My brother watched Cars (a movie I couldn't stand) for about three months as well.

Frost did you read the OP? If you did you should notice what is wrong with that post.

Beauty and the Beast.

Lilo and Stitch and Emperor's New Groove, both for completely different reasons.

1. Beauty and the Beast
2. Tangled
3. Beauty and the Beast, the Enchanted Christmas
4. Dinosaur

These films are simply amazing.

The best animated Disney Film are

1 . Batman

2. Fantasia

Fantasia is a one of my best animated film . I used to watch this film in free time.

The Lion King

kailay wrote:I adore Tangled. It's definitely my favourite.
And also love The Emperors New Groove and Mulan.

I haven't seen Tangled yet but I saw the "Ever After" short for it before I saw Beauty and Beast 3D, it had me in stitches. Just have to wait until it's on T.V.

celinasinha wrote:The best animated Disney Film are

1 . Batman

Not a Disney film.

People love Beauty and the Beast?? It's a glorified story about Stockholm Syndrome. Seriously, here's a summary:

Belle whines about how much contempt she has for the hardworking people of her town, because they're too busy working to put food on the table to enjoy reading fairy tales.
A manly jerk proposes to her. Belle doesn't turn him down because he's a jerk, but because she hates the thought of being trapped in said small town tending for a herd of offspring.
An even bigger jerk kidnaps her father. She offers to take his place, and the Beast agrees, because Belle is hot.
Belle thinks it's cool that all of the servants are turned into objects, literally the Beast's property. And apparently the Beast took the opportunity to sell all of his non-sentient furniture and dishes after the enchantment took hold, since there aren't any of those left in the castle. And the sentient dishes are forced to sleep in a cupboard.
Belle decides that the Beast really isn't so bad, because he gave her a bunch of books that he didn't want to read, anyway. Oh, and he's rich and powerful.
Belle goes back to help her father, but ends up leading a lynch mob to the castle because she's an idiot.
The Beast resigns himself to his fate and gives up on life like a whiny little [&@%!].
Belle breaks the spell by showing that she is sad that the Beast died.

So, the moral of the story seems to be, hard work is for suckers--if you're pretty, then marry a rich guy. And if you're a wealthy jerk who needs a girlfriend, just kidnap her.

I want to see the weird implications of Sleeping Beauty by Deandra, next. :3

Mulan is my favourite. Except for how it depicts Mongolians as evil demons with glowing yellow eyes.