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Thirsty Girl posted:I enjoy Disney movies, as well, OP. Give me Bedknobs and Broomsticks any time. Mrs. Potts dancing underwater with the curmudgeonly dad from Mary Poppins was good. And the Portobello Road song, showing off the diversity of wartime Britain.
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DoctorG0nzo posted:Sword in the Stone will always be best cause of the jazzy as gently caress wizard He gets too pedantic with his whiz-bang mid 20th century optimistic modernism though. Although Archimedes turning on him about it was worth it.
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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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CrashCat posted:It was pretty and sounded good but the plot was a real headscratcher. But then so was the original kinda Finding a Discs of Tron or just Tron in your local dilapidated arcade was fun. 
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Andorra posted:What I don't like about recent disney movies is how characters It's pretty creepy. Barbie has nothing on Disney Princesses.
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Hedrigall posted:It's just an in-house style applied across various races/species. It's nothing heinous. Say what you will about anime (and Disney totally bought Ghibli, the only good anime) but classic Disney is easily made fun of for super duper crazy/misogynistic plotlines.
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