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[My Head Hurts 90]

I had to watch one of these for a class and they've spurred my interest in them.

Since the only one I've seen is Lion King, I was wondering if there were any that I should see more than the other or if I should just watch them all.

I'm going to make up for my lost childhood!

[8 bit orgy]

I broke my cat in this manner. When I got her, she was semiferal.
She couldn’t stand to be touched. If I touched her, her skin
crawled in revulsion. So I used to, with difficulty, capture her, then
hold her by force in my lap and stroke her.
It worked. Eventually she got to be a much
closer to normal cat. A lot of abductees mention
the animal analogy. They’ll say, We pick
up animals in the wild, don’t we? We subdue
them, tag them, perform medical procedures
on them. Jim talks like that today too. “Higher
intelligence takes advantage of and uses lower intelligence,” he
says brightly, “not unlike the way we use cattle.”
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[Rice]

You've only seen one Disney movie ever?

[Rice]

Nearly all of the ones from the early nineties and older are classics!

[Username]

Aladdin
Lion King
Mulan
Aladdin: Return of Jafar
Hercules
Beauty and the Beast

This is my list of favorites, in order, omitting anything Pixar or otherwise not quite Disney. There are a few others that I remember liking, but haven't seen in over 15 years, so can't remember much about them.

[Yogurtman]

Having a direct to video sequel on there over every movie made prior to 1991 is pretty terrible.

[Username]

Oh, I guess Aladdin 2 doesn't technically qualify.

[8 bit orgy]

The
two walk down to the beach in Florida and enter a floating craft,
“almost like you would board a 747 airplane,” Jim says. “I could
have run, but I didn’t. After 6½ years of abductions, this was the
first time I was in control of my motor functions,” he writes.
Inside, Jim writes, “I heard the supervisor’s voice in my head:
WOULD YOU PLEASE LIE DOWN ON THIS TABLE? After
years of forced procedures, this guy was actually asking me,” Jim
writes. “’Sure,’ I thought, ‘why not?’
“You have to understand,” Jim explains, “the intense terror and
helplessness I’d had before. Now I felt they considered me almost
a significant person. They had some kind of respect.”
The theme of the abduction has been set from the top. It is a
voluntary abduction and Jim is a volunteer. Accordingly, on the
table, Jim is not paralyzed. Everything is going swimmingly. But,
Jim has a vagrant thought: “’I could just kick the bastard, he’s so
close.’
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[Username]

Tim Burton is apparently doing a motion capture Alice in Wonderland.

[FancyMichael]

GOD, BRETT, I'VE BEEN MAKING A BIG DEAL OUT OF BEAUTY AND THE BEAST FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS.

[Let My Love Open The Door]

that movie where billy joel play the streetsmart dog
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HAVE A NICE DAY

[My Head Hurts 90]

I'm sorry, Michael!

And yeah Rice, I've only seen one. I think my Dad just took me to whatever movie he wanted to see rather than take me to kids movies. I saw Total Recall when I was 5!

[L Ron Butterfly]

8 bit orgy really made this thread worthwhile for me.

[Theldorrin]

About half of the ones made before the Lion King are pretty good.

I'd stay clear of the older pretty princess ones, though, since they probably won't appeal to you at all (Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White).

I think the Lion King is also the most violent of the movies.

Anyway, I specifically recommend Alice in Wonderland, Dumbo, Bambi, Pinocchio, Robin Hood, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin.

[L Ron Butterfly]

Pocahantus songs are the only ones that ever get stuck in my head.


Can YOU paint with all the colors of the wind??????

[Theldorrin]

A lot of the films have good music.

[SuperPsaturn]

I think my favorite Disney movie is Sword in the Stone. The Wizard's duel at the end is so great!

[Big Fagot]

I got an offer for a Disney credit card and it really made me think about what sort of person says "well, IF IT'S DISNEY."

[Sporkism]

Robin Hood and The Fox and the Hound are my favorites.

The Fox and the Hound is SO SAD. If it doesn't at least make you feel like crying, then your words are as empty as your soul!

[Sporkism]

And yeah, Lion King / Aladdin / Beauty & the Beast is like the must-see trifecta of Disney movies.

I also like Pocahontas, and I thought Lilo and Stitch was pretty good even though the soundtrack is gay.