So no dice.
But the Emperor's New Groove is probably my favorite overall. Please don't ruin it. 
It's not something people hear about.
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Mr. Parcelan was naked while typing this:
I'd answer, but I have a feeling I'll be reading a thread later filled with pornography of what I've posted.So no dice.
If I was gonna do that, I would've made the thread NSFW.
Adventure: The Rescuers Down Under
Romance: Beauty and the Beast
Best Music: Aladdin/The Little Mermaid
Overall favorite: The Emporer's New Groove "He wants to take you down the path of righteousness; I'm going to take you down the path that rocks!"
It's not something people hear about.
It's not something people hear about.
Now, the Song of the South had pretty much the greatest original music in the hallowed history of American Cinema. I say "had" rather than "has" because I no longer own a copy, and it appears as if I may never acquire another.
And One Hundred and One Dalmations just looked really cool, what with the noirish atmosphere and all.
Robin Hood, Emperor's New Groove, The Great Mouse Detective, Sword and the Stone, and The Jungle Book all are favorites of mine as well...and there probably are a lot of others I'm forgetting.
Like The Return of Jafar. Stiddy fucked around with this message on 08-12-2006 at 02:31 AM.
It's not something people hear about.
I'm just glad Splash Mountain was built and became so popular before Disney excommunicated the franchise.
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Sleeping Beauty had the best villian.
I used to love The Black Cauldron, but now that I'm older it just doesn't feel the same, although Sword in the Stone is still great.
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Now, the Song of the South had pretty much the greatest original music in the hallowed history of American Cinema. I say "had" rather than "has" because I no longer own a copy, and it appears as if I may never acquire another.
It's not too hard to find as there are torrents of it around. You can just burn it to a DVD.
Aladdin is my choice. Talonus fucked around with this message on 08-12-2006 at 07:47 AM.
Then maybe;
The Jungle Book, Black Hole, 20,000 leuges under the sea, and The Rocketeer
I'm a little surprised that no one from this group has said The Black Cauldron yet.
For regular viewings though, most definately the Emperor's New Groove.
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Trent had this to say about Robocop:
fantasia.
f'sho.
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Sentow, Maybe had this to say about Optimus Prime:I'm a little surprised that no one from this group has said The Black Cauldron yet.
Ahem.
Sakkra fucked around with this message on 08-12-2006 at 08:23 PM.
And yes now they are Disney movies.
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Okay, it's not a *full* Disney film, because Pixar worked on it as well...
For full Disney film, The Nightmare Before Christmas.
For traditional animation, Pocahontas (I love raccoons, so Meeko made the film for me.), The Lion King, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast. Ares fucked around with this message on 08-12-2006 at 09:53 PM.
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Sakkra had this to say about Robocop:
I wish to change my answer to 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'. I tend to equate the term "Disney movie" to the traditional animated musicals done by Disney rather than any movie, and didnt even realize it when I first answered.
See, this is what I had in mind when I made the OP.
So you faggos stop dicking around and say what your favorite Disney Cartoon musical movie or whatever the fuck you wanna call it is. 
I want a genie with the soul of Robin Williams.
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edit: means old animated stuff, as per earlier. Elvish Crack Piper fucked around with this message on 08-14-2006 at 03:26 AM.
Sleeping Beauty
The Jungle Book
The Little Mermaid
The Black Cauldron (lower on list for same reason Fae mentioned. Still on list and giving props to the team who worked on it for releasing a very 'un-Disney' animated movie and especially at the time it was made)
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Verily, Sakkra doth proclaim:
I wish to change my answer to 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'. I tend to equate the term "Disney movie" to the traditional animated musicals done by Disney rather than any movie, and didnt even realize it when I first answered.
If Who Framed Roger Rabbit counts, then that'd be my top choice.
For the animated stuff, Emperor's New Groove.
