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posted by princesslullaby

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ONE THING YOU SHOULD KNOW: Unlike the princesses, I actually like every single prince. So don't think that because your favorite prince is low I don't like him, I actually do. Also, before writing this list, I watched almost all the princess movies so I could formulate my decision. The only ones I didnt watch are Cinderella & Snow white and the Seven Dwarfs, and in this case, I don't think it's necessary.

I'm aware this is a LONG article. If you're going to skim it, PLEASE at least read the paragraph below Shang's picture.

10.Phillip
HOTNESS RANK: #8...

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My Disney Alternatives

posted by juniper427

We've all seen those Disney favorites a thousand time. But were do you look when you want something different but still animated the way you like it? I've made a list of traditionally animated movies created by my four favorite Disney alternatives as well as a few of my favorites that don't fit into those sections.

Dreamworks is known primarily for it's CGI movies such as Shrek but it's traditionally animated movie are not to be overlooked.

Dreamworks
The Prince of Egypt
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
The Road to El Dorado
Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
Joseph: King of Dreams*

Don Bluth was one...

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Disney Movie Treasure Planet:)

posted by MeaghanDavis

I love this movie is because of Jim Hawkins and I have a crush on him as a cartoon person. I love the movie is because I think it was a good movie.
There are good things about Jim:
1. He is cute:)
2. He is a hero
3. Morph loves him:)
4. He is hot!

There are 4 things about Jim. I love Morph is because he is funny and crazy like Jim. Jim is funny is because he likes to be that way! I love Morph is because he is pink color blob. Jim has a good personality to like Morph.

Jim has a good thought about his mother Sarah like he loves his mother. Captain Amelia marries Dr. Doppler is because in the end of...

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

posted by deltabannermen

A Disney Tale: A young princess narrowly avoids death on the command of her evil stepmother. She shacks up with a group of mining dwarves but the stepmother finds her and puts her to sleep with a poisoned apple. The dwarves put her inside a glass coffin until a prince comes and kisses her, releasing her from the spell to live happily ever after.

Disney Heroine: Snow White is the first Disney princess, but having viewed this around the same time as Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty (my daughter is going through a Disney Princess phase) I would argue that those princesses are what we think of when...

This should have been number 1 on the top 11 Scariest sm in kids moviest

posted by BuddyBoy600alt

"Remember Me, Eddie? When I killed your twin-brother, I talked JUST....LIKE....THISSS!"

I was looking at the review of Nostalgia Critic review on "The Top 11 Most Scariest Moments in Kids Movies." I know Number 11 was The Wizard of Oz: The Wicked of the West throws fire into the forset. "Wanna Play Ball?" Number 10 was the tunnel scene in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", and so on... But I really wanted Number 1 to be The True form of Judge Doom from this classic Disney movie: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" When Judge Doom had the burning red eyes and a high-pitched voice. This scene is the most scariest scene in a kids movie. This Disney film was about a detective named Eddie Valiant who is on the mission to see who framed a rabbit named Roger. Judge Doom killed Marvin Acme, R.K. Maroon, and Eddie Valiant's twin brother. Judge Doom created a poison liquid called "The Dip." I know the saddest Disney moments in this film is Eddie Valiant telling Roger Rabbit a sad tale on how his twin-brother was killed by a toon.

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What Classic Disney Means to Me

posted by EmilyELewis

Classic Disney

“Classic Disney” means different things to different people.

To some it’s strictly the movies made before 1995 when “Toy Story” was released with Pixar – what this spot claims as its cut-off – or at the end of the millennium. These people may or may not include sequels, the live-action and partially live-action films, spin-off series, and old-school Mickey&Minnie-era cartoons.
Others say that “Classic Disney” is strictly the traditionally-animated films that Disney puts out on his own (but not Disney Toon Studios) with no cut-off dates. Some say “Classic Disney” is...

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Top 5 Favorite Classic Disney Songs

posted by princesslullaby

I really couldn't narrow down a top 20 or 30 or even 10, so here's my top 5.

5."Hellfire" (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
Holy catchphrase Batman, is this an evil song! I've never seen a disney song dive this far into the realm of PG ratings. This is a song about lust for a hot chick that Frollo (the most evil disney villain) met about 5 minutes ago, who stiffens his trouser wand and automatically makes him feel like he's filled with sin. This is an AMAZING villain song because he's not just like "I'm going to kill [insert protagonist here]". It's a passionate song about a man struggling...

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Why I love Disney: Past and Present movies

posted by LisaForde

Ok I have been a fan of Disney since I was about 5. In my time I grew up watching the likes of Aladdin,Pocahuntas The Little Mermaid(released in 1989), The Lion King, Tarzan and of course Beauty and the Beast which was made when I was 6 months old lol. What I like about the past Disney movies is that each story that goes with the movie is usually centered on our lives. For Example:

1# Pocahuntas: Indian Princess falls for sailor while her father doesn't like him.

Reality part to it: Falling for someone from a different background e.g Jewish,Traveller etc.

#2 TLM: Mermaid falls for human while...

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Disney male characters (without animal characters)

posted by Cynthia0928

MALE STAMPS

Aladdin (Aladdin)
Aladdin is portrayed as clever, and ultimately a good-hearted person. Like most Disney male protagonists, he is a brave young man who seeks to win the affection of many other characters, which demonstrates his insecurity. He can be selfish and indignant at times, which is shown through the wishes he makes. He is not above lying and stealing, but never with evil intentions, but in order to survive. The biggest difference from the norm is that, unlike most youthful Disney heroes, he is a doer rather than a passive character
Words to describe Aladdin: clever, good-hearted,...

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Disney female characters (without animal characters)

posted by Cynthia0928

Alice (Alice in Wonderland)
Alice is portrayed as being very curious. She's often seen daydreaming and gives herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others. The closest thing Alice has as a friend is Dinah, her cat, and not even she understands Alice's dreams of finding "a world of her own". Alice is well mannered, polite, courteous, mature and has an elegance and gentleness of a young woman, although once she falls into Wonderland she finds it harder and harder to maintain her composure. She is shown to be determined, but her determination is often overpowered by her temper, seeing...

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DarkSarcasm's Top 10 Animated Disney Classics

posted by DarkSarcasm

Finally, my "Top 10 Classic Animated Disney Movies" is finished! Why would such a simple list take more than an hour to write? Because I had to watch all the movies on the list to determine an official order, of course. That's totally normal, right? That's what the voices in my head tell me. ;D

#1 - Peter Pan (1953)
A girl being forced to grow up is visited by an orphan and his pixie friend who whisks her and her brothers away to a fantasy land filled with mermaids, Indians, pirates and orphans dressed in adorable animal costumes.

Wendy was nuts for wanting to come home. There, I said it....

R.I.P. Disney Store (1987-2021)

posted by BuddyBoy600alt

Marsupilami and Maurice misses the Disney Store so much.

Well, with the Covid-19 pandemic and such, It hurt retail stores badly. Disney had to close all retail stores. And each month of this year, So many stores would close on the third Wednesday of each month. The Disney Store first opened on March 28, 1987 in Glendale California. We are not sure if the last 23 stores will last.

We all miss the store. Do we?

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My Top 30 Disney Songs

posted by dweeb

30. Savages - Pocahontas
Really great song. It shows both sides of a war and how the two groups are thinking similar thoughts about each other. The lyrics blatantly show the insanity of racism and how wrong it is to judge others because they aren't like yourself. Plus, it's really catchy and I sing it in the shower.
29. Once Upon A Dream - Sleeping Beauty
Great, romantic duet. Really cute how Aurora sings it with her friends and then her dream prince joins her and surprises her. The scene where they dance and you see their reflections in the lake always makes me feel good inside. I love this...

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Top 100 Disney Songs(#75-51)

posted by Sbells23

#75 Down In New Orleans
#74 He Lives In You
#73 A Guy Like You
#72 Mine Mine Mine!
#71 Honor Us All
#70 Once Upon A Time In New York City
#69 Gaston
#68 Savages
#67 Tranformation
#66 When We Are Human
#65 Cero To Hero
#64 A Girl Worth Fighing For
#63 Son Of Man
#62 Hellfire(I now that everybody loved but is a villain song)
#61 Candle In The Water
#60 Be Prepared
#59 Bella Notte
#58(TIE) Why Should I Worry? & Gonna Take There
#57 My World Of My Own
#56 Poor Aportunate Souls
#55 Strangers Like Me
#54 One Jump Ahead
#53 Dig A Little Depper
#52 The Work Song
#51 Baby Mine

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Top Ten Saddest Disney Movie Moments

posted by princesslullaby

I decided it was time someone wrote the list for saddest disney moments, so here goes. Someone else wrote the same article that I completely disagreed with (half the moments were from the little mermaid) so I decided it was time for me to write my own article. Disney is known to make people laugh and cheer, but also for making people depressed and making them cry. I have cried at numerous disney films, because all of them have their sad moments. Some of my choices may surprise you. Disney is famous for it's sad moments, but to me, none are more sad then the following list. I hope you like my...

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Classic disney facts: 7 disney movies that taught us terrible lessons

posted by pollydbookworm

#7. The Lion King: To Be Successful, Sometimes People Got to Die

Simba always knew that he was going to succeed his father, Mufasa, as the next Lion King. But fate liked spitting in poor little Simba's face, and his dear old dad got trampled to death by wildebeests. Of course, Mufasa's death was really caused by the evil Scar, Simba's uncle.
Later, all grown up, he reclaims his thrown and Scar suffers the double whammy of falling off a cliff and getting torn apart by hyenas. So after two particularly nasty and horrendous deaths, Simba finally becomes the lion king.
The Supposed Message:
We all...

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Disney's Best Movies for Songs- Pre-Renaissance Era

posted by AllegroGiocoso

Disney's Best Movies for Songs

This is an article which sums up the results of the three Disney related songs countdowns. Each countdown was for a different "era". Here are the timezones of each era:

"Walt's Era"- 1937-1967 (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-The Jungle Book)
"Pre-Renaissance Era"- 1970-1988 (The Aristocats-Oliver and Company)
"Renaissance Era"- 1989-1999 (The Little Mermaid-Tarzan)

Thanks to 0BleuFever0, aiemerryserius, allis143, anubis210, becca85, BKG201, ClonedPickle, cromulanfav, daralekshaw, dollyrox, DreamyGal, dustfinger, fhghu, FlightofFantasy, jinxenmoonday, KataraLover,...

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Disney's Best Movies for Songs- Walt's Era

posted by AllegroGiocoso

Disney's Best Movies for Songs

This is an article which sums up the results of the three Disney related songs countdowns. Each countdown was for a different "era". Here are the timezones of each era:

"Walt's Era"- 1937-1967 (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-The Jungle Book)
"Pre-Renaissance Era"- 1970-1988 (The Aristocats-Oliver and Company)
"Renaissance Era"- 1989-1999 (The Little Mermaid-Tarzan)

Thanks to 0BleuFever0, aiemerryserius, allis143, anubis210, becca85, BKG201, ClonedPickle, cromulanfav, daralekshaw, dollyrox, DreamyGal, dustfinger, fhghu, FlightofFantasy, jinxenmoonday, KataraLover,...

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Disney's Best Movies for Songs- Renaissance Era

posted by AllegroGiocoso

Disney's Best Movies for Songs

This is an article which sums up the results of the three Disney related songs countdowns. Each countdown was for a different "era". Here are the timezones of each era:

"Walt's Era"- 1937-1967 (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-The Jungle Book)
"Pre-Renaissance Era"- 1970-1988 (The Aristocats-Oliver and Company)
"Renaissance Era"- 1989-1999 (The Little Mermaid-Tarzan)

Thanks to 0BleuFever0, aiemerryserius, allis143, anubis210, becca85, BKG201, ClonedPickle, cromulanfav, daralekshaw, dollyrox, DreamyGal, dustfinger, fhghu, FlightofFantasy, jinxenmoonday, KataraLover,...

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs review

posted by deltabannermen

Hi all,

My family are massive Disney fans and we recently embarked on a marathon of the Disney canon. We're currently as far as The Three Caballeros and here is my review of the first animated classic (I'm also posting these reviews on my blog disneydad2.blogspot.com).

A Disney Tale: A young princess narrowly avoids death on the command of her evil stepmother. She shacks up with a group of mining dwarves but the stepmother finds her and puts her to sleep with a poisoned apple. The dwarves put her inside a glass coffin until a prince comes and kisses her, releasing her from the spell to live happily...