What's your favorite Disney movie?

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My favorite Disney movie is either The Lion King, or The Hunchback of That one Place.

[Shiny]

The Lion King by far. One time I was even convinced that I was a baboon who occasionally drew on trees and helped lions give birth to royalty.

[Hambone]

If Pixar movies count, then it's Finding Nemo. If not, The Little Mermaid.

[I Took the Red Pill]

The Lion King. There was hardly a day that passed without me watching that movie.

[Gogo]

Mine is a toss up between Mulan and The Emperors New Groove. Oh and I love Hercules as well.:p

[DMKA]

The Lion King, by far.

[Cookie]

Hercules.

[Rocket Edge]

Hercules.

[Sweet Beloved]

Mulan and The Lion King.

[Krelian]

There are a lot of good Disney movies I like: A Sword in the Stone was one of my first, I also like The Emperor's New Groove, Robin Hood, Hercules, The Junglebook, etc.

But The Lion King is my favorite. I watched it in the cinema back then and still know that I thought it was the best movie I had ever watched XD Today I'm not so sure about the best movie part anymore, but I still regard it as a great movie.

From the Pixar productions I very much like Toy Story.

[SammieBabe]

Sleeping Beauty. No contest.
The music from the ballet is perfection and the animation was beautiful. Walt Disney himself called it a masterpiece...

[Kirobaito]

Indeed, <i>The Lion King</I> is the correct answer to this question.

[Araciel]

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[Marshall Banana]

Guess! =O

[Balzac]

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WIN!

[Evastio]

It'd either have to be Treasure Planet or The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Treasure Planet I like because it has a really awesome story and soundtrack (I especially like how Silver is a much likable character than he is in Treasure Island). The futuristic twist is also really neat. I even had a Treasure Planet sig and avatar one time.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame also has an awesome story (about a boy raised by a man blinded by his dream of destroying corruption in the city). The gargoyles are also really funny. I'm actually planning to make a sig of The Hunchback of Notre Dame for next month.

[Nominus Experse]

NONE

[Marshall Banana]

NONE
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[Vermachtnis]

The Emporer's New Groove or Finding Nemo or Aladdin

[DMKA]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame is awesome. It gives you an idea of what Disney could do if they made a mature animated feature.

[Momiji]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame is awesome. It gives you an idea of what Disney could do if they made a mature animated feature.

Where the hell have you been? o_O


Anyway, The Little Mermaid was pretty good. I also liked Hercules and Mulan.

[Kes]

<i>Mulan, Beauty and the Beast</i> and <i>Aladdin</i> all tie for first.

Because they're awesome.

(<i>Cinderella</i> and <i>Snow White</i> tie for last if we're ignoring sequels.)

[Manny]

Beauty and the Beast, The Hunchback of Notre Dame or The Lion King. Beauty and the Beast is the pwn because Beast is a bad ass and Belle is probably the most intelligent Disney princess they ever created next to Esmaralda. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is the pwn because I don't think there are any really stupid characters in that show... Well. Besides the ones that were created purely for comedy. And the Lion King is smurfin' genius. James Earl Jones is the voice of God. And Jeremy Irons is the voice of... Smurfin' amazingness. Can't argue, man, can't argue. Plus, I'd never really loved the show when I was a kid, but I went back and watched it again when I was like fourteen and I thought it was hilarious. Tons of jokes and puns that you just don't get when you're a stupid little kid.

[Kossage]

My pick would be The Lion King. Its animation is beautiful and very detailed, and the backgrounds look detailed. The voice actors do a great job in both Finnish and English, and the characters themselves are memorable and interesting. The story itself has combined aspects from many stories and made the mix work very well, and the use of nice songs and beautiful yet haunting score help to transcend the experience into a new level.

Although there are other great Disney movies out there, The Lion King has always stood out because of its fine mix of different elements that Disney is known for. :)

[Monol]

Tarzans wheres it at.

Oh rescuers, lion king, aladin and the great mouse detective rock too.

[Proxy]

I've been watching Aladdin alot recently. I forgot how much I like that one :)

[Remedy]

I'm gonna say Finding Nemo "I love the short-term memory fish Dory"
reminding me of Hercules I'm planning to watch it very soon.

[Polaris]

Sleepy Beauty :D I was never a fan of Lion King :( Just the 3rd one, me and my sister laughed a lot while watching it.

[Deborah]

Hmm Peter Pan, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and uh probably Lion King...I love Disney! <3

[Jess]

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Who framed Roger Rabbit is the best! The Lion King is a close second. :jess:

[Tavrobel]

Aladdin or Robin Hood. Lion King and Sword in the Stone come in a close second.

[Tallulah]

Robin Hood, Lady and the Tramp, and The Little Mermaid rank amongst my favourites. :)

Unfortunately, all my Disney videos had to go to charity when my parents moved. :( I can't afford, at the moment, to buy them back on DVD, either.

[Bashini]

Mulan and Lion King tie for first for me. Close seconds: Beauty and the Beast & Aladin

[rubah]

I'll go out on a limb and say Aladdin or Sleeping Beauty.

[Miriel]

Beauty and the Beast and Lilo & Stitch.

In terms of Pixar films, absolutely 100% Monsters Inc.

[scrumpleberry]

Sleeping Beauty, Fantasia/Fantasia 2000, Dumbo, Robin Hood, the Lion King, Bedknobs & Broomsticks, The Nightmare Before Christmas, the Jungle Book, the Little Mermaid, 101 Dalmatians, the Pirates series and, okay, I'll admit it, I did quite like the Princess Diaries. Don't look at me like that.

[Gogo]

I'm sure I'm forgetting about a bunch of Disney movies, but Aladdin is the one that immediately stands out for me.