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r4p17 wrote:The newest one... -_-


Frozen?
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Too many Disney movies I'm in love with omg don't make me choose ;p some of my favourites have got to be Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmations, Tangled, Princess and the Frog, Aladdin and Lion King. These are the first ones that come to mind, but if I think harder, that list would be so much longer :D




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Yes, @Spotswood. That's the newest one right?
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r4p17 wrote:Yes, @Spotswood. That's the newest one right?


Newest animated. There was maleficent, which i never saw.
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OMG... Finding Dory is coming out in 2015! That will probably become my favorite, if they do a good job on it
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Tangled!




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The Black Cauldron is also fantastic, but underrated.

As for Frozen, I thought it was decent, but I'm horribly sick of it right now. It did not deserve the hype it generated.




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Cole wrote:The Black Cauldron is also fantastic, but underrated.

As for Frozen, I thought it was decent, but I'm horribly sick of it right now. It did not deserve the hype it generated.


Yes it does, Cole! Shut your metaphorical online mouth!


And it is funny how some distance makes everything seem small the movie Frozen is rated "PG" for "mild and rude humour and 'peril'" (which it has very little of anyway) and Hunchy, another favourite of mine (which I saw for the first time in forever a good six or more years a few weeks ago) is rated "G", with the whole Hellfire sequence and sexual themes (which I like, actually). We once lived in a time where people weren't as sensitive when it came to kids movies. The Muppet Movie from 1977 had a drinking scene, and was rated G, whereas any movie that references alcohol is rated PG now.

I mean, seriously?

I do agree that Frozen can be overhyped though. People do not give "Let it Go" enough justice. First Demi Levato, and now friggin Kidz Bop! Dear Lord. I sing it, but I know I cannot sing. But, we all know...

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The Idina version's much better anyway...
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Let's all agree that Frozen was a pretty decent film. ;)
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Yeah, it was a decent movie. Not the Second Coming of Christ, though.




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I would have to say Dinosaur and Lady and the Tramp!!




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I still think that Tangled was infinitely better than Frozen. *shrugs*




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I'm going to have to go against the grain here and go with ... The Emperor's New Groove! Certainly the funniest Disney film I've ever seen.

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After that I would have to go with Lion King, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Mulan. In no particular order.
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Cole wrote:I still think that Tangled was infinitely better than Frozen. *shrugs*


Tangled's storytelling was superior, but the songs weren't as memorable. Honestly, the only song I remembered before seeing it again in about three years was the one in the bar with the sellswords. It is really the music that makes Frozen and holds it together, making it solid (pun absolutely intended).
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The Rescuers, Mulan II, Little Mermaid I Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast and Tangled.

God not Frozen. The music is sub par and they totally butchered the story of the snow queen.
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