I considered creating a poll but there were just too many to fit inside the poll
for me its...
1. The Jungle Book
2. The Lion King
3. Pinocchio
for me its...
1. The Jungle Book
2. The Lion King
3. Pinocchio
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Your top 3 Disney Animated films of all time?
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The Emperor's New Groove
Kronk's New Groove
Cinderella III: A Twist in Time
I'd say a Phineas and Ferb movie, but thinking about it the series is better.
Kronk's New Groove
Cinderella III: A Twist in Time
I'd say a Phineas and Ferb movie, but thinking about it the series is better.
Jungle Book
Aladdin
The Lion King
I was huge fan of The Jungle Book growing up, loved Baloo and knew all the words to the whole movie. I was over the moon when my primary school did Jungle Book as the school "play" and I got to be Baloo, maybe partly because I already knew all my lines!
Aladdin and Lion King were just both really impressive to watch at the time. They have some of the best songs and visual design. The plots, although some may not like the more "blockbuster" type pacing, at least never really drag. If I was asked to pick two other Disney movies to watch, it would be those.
That being said, having loved Jungle Book so much as a kid wearing the tape out and having a child of my own and ending up watching the other two so much, I could go without seeing any of them again for a while!
Aladdin
The Lion King
I was huge fan of The Jungle Book growing up, loved Baloo and knew all the words to the whole movie. I was over the moon when my primary school did Jungle Book as the school "play" and I got to be Baloo, maybe partly because I already knew all my lines!
Aladdin and Lion King were just both really impressive to watch at the time. They have some of the best songs and visual design. The plots, although some may not like the more "blockbuster" type pacing, at least never really drag. If I was asked to pick two other Disney movies to watch, it would be those.
That being said, having loved Jungle Book so much as a kid wearing the tape out and having a child of my own and ending up watching the other two so much, I could go without seeing any of them again for a while!
1: Sleeping Beauty
2: Fantasia
3: 101 Dalmatians
There's nothing else in Disney's movie library that looks like Sleeping Beauty. The whole movie looks like a tapestry (on purpose), which give the movie it's unique look. On top of that, the music score is a combination of classical repertoire, and some original work. It's nice to keep the vocal tracks to a minimum for once...it's still a musical (like many Disney movies), but not in the same way as it's contemporaries. Finally, it adds characterization: It gives the royalty a measure of characterization and agency (not inviting the one fairy was a deliberate choice rather than an oversight). It reduces the number of good fairies down to three from twelve (thus allowing to develop personalities for them). And it greatly expands upon the "evil" fairy.
Fantasia is just a wonderful experiment in animation and music, and I love it for that. I wish there had been more Fantasia sequels, and I wish Fantasia 2000 had been a bit better.
I honestly don't know why I like 101 Dalmatians so much. It's just comfort food for me. I've rewatched it a ton of times.
2: Fantasia
3: 101 Dalmatians
There's nothing else in Disney's movie library that looks like Sleeping Beauty. The whole movie looks like a tapestry (on purpose), which give the movie it's unique look. On top of that, the music score is a combination of classical repertoire, and some original work. It's nice to keep the vocal tracks to a minimum for once...it's still a musical (like many Disney movies), but not in the same way as it's contemporaries. Finally, it adds characterization: It gives the royalty a measure of characterization and agency (not inviting the one fairy was a deliberate choice rather than an oversight). It reduces the number of good fairies down to three from twelve (thus allowing to develop personalities for them). And it greatly expands upon the "evil" fairy.
Fantasia is just a wonderful experiment in animation and music, and I love it for that. I wish there had been more Fantasia sequels, and I wish Fantasia 2000 had been a bit better.
I honestly don't know why I like 101 Dalmatians so much. It's just comfort food for me. I've rewatched it a ton of times.
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