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11-04-2003, 02:16 PM
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Favorite Disney movie?
Strange question, but what Disney movie is your favorite, and why?
I must say that my favorite is absolutly The Little Mermaid. Just because it's soooo cute, and on the Danish version Ariels voice is so nice..
  
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11-04-2003, 04:10 PM
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Disney movies make my teeth hurt.
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11-04-2003, 05:06 PM
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I think Rescuers Down Under was my favorite as a child. The lack of singing and dancing blew my mind!
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11-04-2003, 10:49 PM
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I have the right to remain silent.
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11-05-2003, 06:48 AM
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Alice in the Wonderworld, or whatever it is called in English. The insanity suits me so well!
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11-05-2003, 09:32 PM
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despite the fact disney put their name on them for complete sell-out uses having nothing to do with the productions whatsoever, give or take some merchandising (earning 51% of the earnings). I'm gonna have to go with every pixar movie ever made. Pixar is so hardcore!
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Anyway, taking away all film money rants and going with pictures Disney did stuff with is, hands down, Fantasia.
There's no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There's no knowing where we're rowing or which way the river's flowing. Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing, so the danger must be growing. Are the fires of hell a-glowing? Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes, the danger must be growing 'cause the rowers keep on rowing, and they're certainly not showing any signs that they are slowing. AAAGGHHH!!!
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11-06-2003, 01:19 PM
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Disney keeps other people from making cartoon movies, hench forth, when a movie is labled "Animated", its seen as "Oh, God, another one!"
Fantasia? Come here! *gives Jofa a high five*
And Lilo and Stitch, but only because I have a long list of personal jokes related to it that noone here would ever get and BLAH...
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11-06-2003, 04:38 PM
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Aristo Cats Kicks Butt! lol
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11-06-2003, 05:06 PM
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Okay.
1. Lion King (I love this movie. I also went to the Muscial in Hamburg on my Birthday...It was GREAT!) and Pirates of the Carribean
2. ATLANTIS (Mea Culpa. I am an Atlantis freak) & That movie with the Inka King Cuzco that is turned into a Llama (Can somebody tell me the name in English? I only know that the translation of the title into german was completely wrong)
3. Monsters Inc.
Not necessarily in that order, but the Movies on Place one stay there.
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11-06-2003, 07:01 PM
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POC! how could I forget! *Fantastic*
I think It was called the Emporer's New Groove, or something like that!
God, I sound like a right disney groupie
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11-06-2003, 07:18 PM
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Lion King. The best Disney movie I have ever seen.
My name's Calavera. Manny Calavera
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11-07-2003, 04:57 PM
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POC! how could I forget! *Fantastic*
I think It was called the Emporer's New Groove, or something like that!
God, I sound like a right disney groupie
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Thanks for the title. I think you are right. Sounds familiar anyway.
LoL, that's two Disney groupie now...
Just kidding...
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Destiny shall draw the Lightening
Down from Heaven; roll its Thunder
Far across the Sea, to where I
Wait upon the Shore of Wonder,
On the day the Sky is Opened
And the Tree is split asunder.
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11-07-2003, 07:48 PM
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I did like Lilo and Stitch, mainly because of the voodoo kit...."they're just my friends.....they need to be punished." that and Lilo's all hardcore beatin everybody up. But I guess I just don't like elvis that much.
And let's not forget that Finding nemo has come out on DVD. Pixar is awesome.
I did like Road to Eldorado, I'm gonna have to say that that was the disney movie with the best dialogue. But, of course, they needed to sing.
The Kid I would have liked a lot, if it weren't for the mindf*cking paradoxes and giant plot holes.
Wide Awake was also pretty cool. But i think that was Shyamalan's flick.
Buti'm stickin' with Fantasia (But Snow White was very influencial in animating. One of the first flicks that used rotoscoping.)
There's no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There's no knowing where we're rowing or which way the river's flowing. Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing, so the danger must be growing. Are the fires of hell a-glowing? Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes, the danger must be growing 'cause the rowers keep on rowing, and they're certainly not showing any signs that they are slowing. AAAGGHHH!!!
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11-08-2003, 05:45 PM
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Regardless of how evil a corporation is, or how much they butcher up stories and legends, the movies are always pretty cool.
Aladdin gets my vote, because the singing and dancing is all good. I also like Toy Story and The Nighmare Before Christmas, although the latter is technically Touchstone.
Hades from Hercules is cool. James Woods is a cool guy. I guess that legend was completely and utterly beaten into cute, but who says the original was definitive? There are usually several different versions of all the classic tales, and the most boring one is usually the most accurate. So let Disney have their fun.
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11-09-2003, 12:02 AM
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Well, Toy Story was technically Pixar.
I don't really mind when disney butchers fairy tales because, let's face it, so did the Grimm Brothers. But "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" was just a step too far. Bastardization of a brilliant tragedy.
I can't wait for Disney's Macbeth.
There's no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There's no knowing where we're rowing or which way the river's flowing. Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing, so the danger must be growing. Are the fires of hell a-glowing? Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes, the danger must be growing 'cause the rowers keep on rowing, and they're certainly not showing any signs that they are slowing. AAAGGHHH!!!
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11-09-2003, 01:42 AM
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Macbeth?
Hmm...
"Lets go staab Duncan! Lets go staab Ducan! Lets go staab Ducan, and get crowned as the king! Wheee!"
I read that the Lion King is really a bastardized version of Hamlet.
That makes me sick.
I wanna see Disney's "Frankenstien". heehee...
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11-09-2003, 02:14 AM
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Are you serious? Now that I think about it the stories are similar in a disney bastardization sort of way. Where did you read this? I gotta read. That is funny.
There's no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There's no knowing where we're rowing or which way the river's flowing. Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing, so the danger must be growing. Are the fires of hell a-glowing? Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes, the danger must be growing 'cause the rowers keep on rowing, and they're certainly not showing any signs that they are slowing. AAAGGHHH!!!
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11-10-2003, 12:41 AM
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Hamlet cliffnotes. It said something like "draws its base from Hamlet" and "it illuminates the orginal". I love Hamlet, so this fact both thrilled and enraged me.
Disney's Hunchback makes me phyicialy sick.
I don't like the orginal that much, but that was simply too much bastardness. Yuk.
Thank God in heaven they never did "Phantom of the Opera". If Disney ever got its rat(yes, rat. Mice are too nice)claws on my Erik...Erik....I...I... 
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11-10-2003, 04:16 PM
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I like rats...
But I don't like Mickey Mouse (well, at the beginning he was funny, but now...).
I prefer reading Duck Comics. Especially by Don Rosa. He is great. He draws those tiny little details, and the stories are always greatly researched.
He would never draw a Mickey Mouse Comic.
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Destiny shall draw the Lightening
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Wait upon the Shore of Wonder,
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And the Tree is split asunder.
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11-12-2003, 09:42 AM
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Aladdin gets my vote, because the singing and dancing is all good. I also like Toy Story and The Nighmare Before Christmas, although the latter is technically Touchstone.
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Nightmare Before Christmas has only been published by Disney, I think it would be wrong to call it a "disney movie".
Mine would be: The sword in the stone(especially the dutch version, the voices are hilarious!)
Or The Lion King (of which I think the english version is better, which is mostly in any english movie)
Why would you post this question on a Grim Fandango Forum though?
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11-12-2003, 02:05 PM
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The Lion King wasn't really based on Hamlet, although when they were drawing up the basic story they decided it was quite similar, and then made Scar into the Uncle as opposed to him being "some random lion".
I watched The Lion King yesterday and learned some things!
-> You must do exactly what your father does, anything else would be deviance!
-> You can't ever change, ever.
-> It's okay for lions to kill and eat things, but not hyenas.
-> Lions fight like girls
-> Rowan Atkinson has a beautiful singing voice.
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11-12-2003, 02:16 PM
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Lion King based on hamlet, I didn't know about that...
I did know that they made it the brother because it would be better for the story, at least that's what they said in the making of... They didn't say anything about hamlet though.. And the Lion King went down in moviehistory as the first Disney movie that wasn't based on an allready existing story
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11-15-2003, 01:01 AM
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The Lion King wasn't really based on Hamlet, although when they were drawing up the basic story they decided it was quite similar, and then made Scar into the Uncle as opposed to him being "some random lion".
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Really? Here I am thinking I'm smart...oh, well...
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> God i hate that double standard. I love hyenas. They made them gross scavengers in Lion King, but in reality, lions often steal the kills from hyenas! 
The dinosaur fight in Fantasia is another example of this injustice...
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11-15-2003, 05:00 PM
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I hate Disney movies ...not all ( Robin Hood is quite ok )
For example Ariel, the scene when she got off her voice ( can I wrtie it this way? )..
its horiible to see it when you re a child..or
pinoccio ...I was scared! Most of the time just scared ^_^
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So much hate that comes up Gendo ? ^_^
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11-15-2003, 05:40 PM
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- I USHERED SOULS INTO THE NEXT WORLD. I WAS THE GRAVE OF ALL HOPE. I WAS THE ULTIMATE REALITY. I WAS THE ASSASSIN AGAINST WHOM NO LOCK WOULD HOLD.
- "Yes, point taken, but do you have any particular skills?"
-- Death consults a job broker (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
- "Sodomy non sapiens," said Albert under his breath.
- "What does that mean?"
- "Means I'm buggered if I know."
-- Mort and Albert are facing a problem (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
Destiny shall draw the Lightening
Down from Heaven; roll its Thunder
Far across the Sea, to where I
Wait upon the Shore of Wonder,
On the day the Sky is Opened
And the Tree is split asunder.
- Poem on Lady Cygna Threadbare's grave, Graveyard of the Guild of Weavers, Loom Island (LOOM)
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I just hate Ursula...maybe I was scared of her too.
I couldt remember that name for so long..
cant we talk about somethin else?^_^
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Why would you post this question on a Grim Fandango Forum though?
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Because this is Calavera Cafe - here we can talk about everything which is not related with Grim Fandango. I think that question about favourite movies would be better, but I'm not author of this topic . I also want to say something. Disney has lost his glory, bacause his actual productions are schematic and boring. How long can we watch this same story ? Love, two persons (he and she,but different words) and of course happy end. Lion King had happy end too, but there was something special in it.
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11-16-2003, 01:14 PM
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I heard some mother talk to somebody on the phone, and she told when she showed the movie to her daughter when the daugther was younger. She said she had skipped the part where the Witch Ursula is killed, because she thought it might be too scary.
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When I was in elementary school once, it was raining so we couldn't play outside. They made us watch "The Nightmare Before Christmas"(NBX), but the fat lady running the video had issuse with it. She skipped over every "offensive" scene (kidnapped Sandy claws, OgieBogie's song, Jack getting shot down,Sally sail out window,ect,ect,ect).
We only saw about 20 minutes of the movie. 
PS NBX isn't a real Disney movie...when I visited the magical world at the age of nine (a fan even back then) I was angery--there was a ride and a booth for every damm movie disney ever made, but all they had for NBX was a small frame in MGM of twevle of Jack's puppet faces. 
The dinosaur ride sucked too...
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11-16-2003, 06:02 PM
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The Lion King too ? Have you seen this movie ?
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I remembered another favourite.
"MULAN"
...gosh, I LOVE the scene where she climbs the pole and shoots the arrow...
I nearly cry there. It is so great...
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- "Yes, point taken, but do you have any particular skills?"
-- Death consults a job broker (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
- "Sodomy non sapiens," said Albert under his breath.
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- "Means I'm buggered if I know."
-- Mort and Albert are facing a problem (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
Destiny shall draw the Lightening
Down from Heaven; roll its Thunder
Far across the Sea, to where I
Wait upon the Shore of Wonder,
On the day the Sky is Opened
And the Tree is split asunder.
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Even Lion King I dont like..its just to scary !
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- I USHERED SOULS INTO THE NEXT WORLD. I WAS THE GRAVE OF ALL HOPE. I WAS THE ULTIMATE REALITY. I WAS THE ASSASSIN AGAINST WHOM NO LOCK WOULD HOLD.
- "Yes, point taken, but do you have any particular skills?"
-- Death consults a job broker (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
- "Sodomy non sapiens," said Albert under his breath.
- "What does that mean?"
- "Means I'm buggered if I know."
-- Mort and Albert are facing a problem (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
Destiny shall draw the Lightening
Down from Heaven; roll its Thunder
Far across the Sea, to where I
Wait upon the Shore of Wonder,
On the day the Sky is Opened
And the Tree is split asunder.
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Beauty and the Beast
The Little Mermaid
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Favourite? Uh... when I was a kid I liked the Lion King. Actually, I bloody LOVED the Lion King. Especially the talking parrot bird thing (Can't remember his name...)!
Also, is the Nightmare Before Christmas (Tim Burton + Danny Elfman thankyouverymuch) a Disney film? I liked that too.
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- I USHERED SOULS INTO THE NEXT WORLD. I WAS THE GRAVE OF ALL HOPE. I WAS THE ULTIMATE REALITY. I WAS THE ASSASSIN AGAINST WHOM NO LOCK WOULD HOLD.
- "Yes, point taken, but do you have any particular skills?"
-- Death consults a job broker (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
- "Sodomy non sapiens," said Albert under his breath.
- "What does that mean?"
- "Means I'm buggered if I know."
-- Mort and Albert are facing a problem (Terry Pratchett, Mort)
Destiny shall draw the Lightening
Down from Heaven; roll its Thunder
Far across the Sea, to where I
Wait upon the Shore of Wonder,
On the day the Sky is Opened
And the Tree is split asunder.
- Poem on Lady Cygna Threadbare's grave, Graveyard of the Guild of Weavers, Loom Island (LOOM)
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Also, is the Nightmare Before Christmas (Tim Burton + Danny Elfman thankyouverymuch) a Disney film? I liked that too.
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Not technically, although Disney did publish it blah etc. But you should always always post about it as if it's a Disney film, just like all the Pixar flicks. Because they are. |
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Favourite? Uh... when I was a kid I liked the Lion King. Actually, I bloody LOVED the Lion King. Especially the talking parrot bird thing (Can't remember his name...)!
Also, is the Nightmare Before Christmas (Tim Burton + Danny Elfman thankyouverymuch) a Disney film? I liked that too.
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Have you seen The Lion King II : Simba's Pride ? If yes, what do you think about it ? Better or worse than first part ?
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12-23-2003, 11:45 AM
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recent and live action would be
POTC (Pirates of the Carabbean)
touchstone (a division I think)
short Tim Burton animated movie
Vincent
recent animated would be
Finding nemo
older movies
not all of them, but most of them
oh and yes
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
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