What are your favorite Disney animated films? - Page 2

Beauty and the Beast
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Tarzan

Take care,
Chuck

Shame on you all. On the Disney site that was referred to in another thread, Song of the South scores highest by far (as well as Brer Rabbit as popular character). How is that possible?
So go back to your posts in this thread and put this title much higher, or enter it at all, to stay consistent with that poll!


Cees

I suspect its absence from this poll is due to 2 things:

- Many people haven't seen it in years, as they are patiently waiting to revisit it on DVD.
- It's not 100% animated.

However, if it counts, then so would Mary Poppins and I'd add that to my list as well.

Fantasia
Fox & the Hound
Robin Hood

Newish: Aladdin
Oldish: Robin Hood

Aladdin and Fantasia are my top two favorites.

~Kurt (on the hunt for a good sig now)

1) Pinocchio
2) Snow White
3) Fantasia
4) Bambi
5) Fantasia 2000
6) Dumbo
7) Beauty & the Beast

[huge gap intervenes]
725) Sword in the Stone
726) Sleeping Beauty

[another huge gap intervenes]

1565+) Everything else.

Seriously, the first four on my list are just heads and shoulders above anything else by Disney or anyone else. I fail to understand how someone can like most of the stuff Disney has churned out in the last 10 years. Yuck.

Absolute Favorite: Toy Story 2 (does this count?)
Other favs, in no particular order:
The Little Mermaid (The movie that spearheaded the Disney animation renaissance. And the "Kiss the Girl" scene blew me away when I first saw it.)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (underrated; meant for adults, not kids)
Toy Story (Watershed for animated films. The Snow White for the computer age.)
Aladdin This is just plain fun, was great on first release, and still plays well (despite it's many pop-references).

There are several excellent older titles too, but I'm most familiar with the post-1989 titles.

I love Beauty and the Beast. By far, my favorite Disney animated feature.

Of the old ones, it's Snow White.

Well Zipadeedodah! Song of the South has at most 30mins of animation, and should not be in the same group as the 100% animated features MO, otherwise you may as well count Mary Poppins and Bedknobs and Broomsticks as animated features too.

As for the mix of live action/animated genre, 'Song of the South' would be third behind 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' and 'Mary Poppins' for me.

Fairly recent Disney Animations I rate really high would be Toy Story and Dinosaur.

Toy Story 2 is a bit overrated by everyone, fantastic animation, really enjoyable movie but I couldn't stand the new characters, Jesse and Stinky Pete, they quickly got on my nerves.

Finding Nemo was very colorful and made me laugh out loud, I'll wait and see how this one grows on me.

Hugely underrated are 'Atlantis The Lost Empire' and 'Treasure Planet', two great Disney movies that sadly didn't do well at the cinema, but hopefully doing much better on dvd.

My Top Ten

1. The Lion King
2. Aladdin
3. Beauty and the Beast
4. The Little Mermaid
5. Lady and the Tramp
6. Dumbo
7. Cinderella
8. Sleeping Beauty
9. Robin Hood
10. Alice In Wonderland

That's as far as inhouse is concerned. I'll have to think about Pixar and the studio Ghibli films for a moment.