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Andorra posted:Prince of Egypt is the best non-3D, non-Disney, animated movie. Tell me I'm wrong. I always liked Road to El Dorado more, but Prince of Egypt owns.
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Disney has been on a loving roll since Wreck-It-Ralph.
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sportsgenius86 posted:Disney has been on a loving roll since Wreck-It-Ralph. You spelt The Princess and the Frog wrong
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Andorra posted:Prince of Egypt is the best non-3D, non-Disney, animated movie. Tell me I'm wrong. It's really really good. I just have this nostalgic bias toward Secret of NIMH and American Tail
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Andorra posted:Prince of Egypt is the best non-3D, non-Disney, animated movie. Tell me I'm wrong. You are clearly wrong because the actual answer is Ralph Bakshi's tits-and-Hitler filled PG film Wizards.
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a neat cape posted:It's really really good. I just have this nostalgic bias toward Secret of NIMH and American Tail 
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Shadow Hog posted:Haven't yet seen The Good Dinosaur I regret seeing it. Like a fourth direct to video release of a franchise by DreamWorks bad.
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Mister Macys posted:I regret seeing it. Like a fourth direct to video release of a franchise by DreamWorks bad. Was it Land Before Time 4 or greater bad?
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Strangely enough, I've only ever seen the first one. And only the first two Neverendings Story.
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Having to babysit my brother's kids has recently allowed me to catch up on some Disney stuff I'd previously missed out on, both new and old. Zootopia - This was pretty good, I rather enjoyed it. Wasn't sure what to expect when I'd initially heard it was a furry version of Fargo meets Resident Evil. Frozen - It was good, but I think it suffers a bit from being overhyped. I was morbidly amused by the suicidal snowman. The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Holy poo poo! This is probably one of the darkest Disney films I've ever seen. Good stuff, though. Finding Nemo - Good movie. Finding Dory - Also a good movie. Home - Not a Disney movie, but it was okay. The opening of Tarzan and most of the beginning and ending of Inside Out - These were good, but I need a chance to actually sit down and watch them in their entirety at some point. I want to see Moana at some point, but I'm mostly just looking forward to Wreck-It Ralph 2.
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Mister Macys posted:I regret seeing it. Like a fourth direct to video release of a franchise by DreamWorks bad. I also didn't like The Good Dinosaur. Kubo was quite good.
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Dec 7, 2016 06:29
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I think I'm just racist against talking dinosaurs. 
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W.T. Fits posted:Zootopia - This was pretty good, I rather enjoyed it. Wasn't sure what to expect when I'd initially heard it was a furry version of Fargo meets Resident Evil. Where in the blue gently caress did you hear this explanation from? I can't even parse how those things would plug into each other.
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Small-town cops in over their head on a case that's connected to a huge corporate conspiracy?
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Don't forget the mysterious agent that turns (predator) citizens into ravening beasts!
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I'd prefer to think of it as a furry version of 48 Hrs, but if we're gonna go with that description of the film, then who's Wesker in this scenario?
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Mister Macys posted:Don't forget the mysterious agent that turns (predator) citizens into ravening beasts! Cooked up by the white ram Walter and Jesse
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ScrubLeague posted:Small-town cops in over their head on a case that's connected to a huge corporate conspiracy? But the small town cop wasn't in over her head... and can we please stop calling it a furry version of anything
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p sure zootopia is just chinatown
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please keep my disney movie discussions rated G for Parental Guidance thanks
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Looks like the next Disney movie is an adaptation of Jack and the Beanstalk. I've never really cared about that story so that kinda sucks, Wreck it Ralph 2 is first tho
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You know another Disney movie that never gets talked about? Recess: School's Out, its pretty decent for what it is; good voice acting, nice little coming of age story, and a soundtrack from the late 60s.
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achillesforever6 posted:You know another Disney movie that never gets talked about? Recess: School's Out, its pretty decent for what it is; good voice acting, nice little coming of age story, and a soundtrack from the late 60s. Was that direct to video or did that have a theatre release?
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ArgumentatumE.C.T. posted:Where in the blue gently caress did you hear this explanation from? I can't even parse how those things would plug into each other.
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TV Zombie posted:Was that direct to video or did that have a theatre release?
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What's the raddest Disney movie featuring a magic lamp? The Ducktales Movie
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I loved A Goofy Movie and was disappointed by An Extremely Goofy Movie. One time in 6th grade we watched Land Before Time in music class and I cried when Littlefoot's mother died and people laughed at me and one other time in that music class I kicked a guy in the face, mostly by accident. An Extremely Goofy Movie just didn't have the same punch, with anything. I felt like the whole thing only had 2 jokes in it, and the rest was just noise.
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ArgumentatumE.C.T. posted:I loved A Goofy Movie and was disappointed by An Extremely Goofy Movie. One time in 6th grade we watched Land Before Time in music class and I cried when Littlefoot's mother died and people laughed at me and one other time in that music class I kicked a guy in the face, mostly by accident. An Extremely Goofy Movie just didn't have the same punch, with anything. I felt like the whole thing only had 2 jokes in it, and the rest was just noise. All these things seem about right.
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ArgumentatumE.C.T. posted:I loved A Goofy Movie and was disappointed by An Extremely Goofy Movie. One time in 6th grade we watched Land Before Time in music class and I cried when Littlefoot's mother died and people laughed at me and one other time in that music class I kicked a guy in the face, mostly by accident. An Extremely Goofy Movie just didn't have the same punch, with anything. I felt like the whole thing only had 2 jokes in it, and the rest was just noise. I love this post because it is like one of my posts. Discussion about the topic, completely unrelated anecdotes, closing out on discussion about the topic. Don't change.  Goof Troop was pretty good.
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mdxi posted:Moana is incredible, and the Bowie glam-rock crab song is incredible. My wife had to pee so she missed this whole sequence. When she got back I told her she probably just missed the best part of the movie and I was right.
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Thirsty Girl posted:What's the raddest Disney movie featuring a magic lamp? As someone that video taped three years of that show with two younger brothers, you're wrong.
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I just ended up rewatching Big Hero 6 since it was up on Netflix. Movie still owns, the physical comedy with Baymax is some really good stuff.
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I really intensely disliked Big Hero 6, but I think that's just because I hate the "hackerspace LOL" romaticization of science and couldn't get over that aspect.
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Does the Kim Possible movie count as a real Disney movie
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ArgumentatumE.C.T. posted:I loved A Goofy Movie and was disappointed by An Extremely Goofy Movie. One time in 6th grade we watched Land Before Time in music class and I cried when Littlefoot's mother died and people laughed at me and one other time in that music class I kicked a guy in the face, mostly by accident. An Extremely Goofy Movie just didn't have the same punch, with anything. I felt like the whole thing only had 2 jokes in it, and the rest was just noise.
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I think Extremely banked a little hard on the "amuse the adults" angle, as well as the "I don't know what's going on in the plot but Goofy fell down and let some curtains on fire, ha ha ha!" angle and if you were 14 when it came out, well, gently caress you.
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The Goofy movie was where I felt it was time to permanently move to anime and video games. God, I loving came to hate that series. It felt like what a suit thought "the kids" were into "these days".
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a neat cape posted:Does the Kim Possible movie count as a real Disney movie I suppose it depends if you count the straight to video sequels as real Disney movies. Were any of those movies worth a watch?
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