MEGA POLL - Favorite Disney Animated Feature Film by Decade

[AverageOliver98 | 715]

Please note this poll consists of feature length films made by Walt Disney Animation Studios (used this list), meaning none of the following: Pixar films, direct to home video productions, films only distributed by them (Studio Ghibli films, 'Valiant', 'The Wild'), and most of the live action-animated hybrids (favorite Disney Live-Action film poll when). 

[Reed Rothchild | 9,508]

Seen all but a few.

Easy vote for Sleeping Beauty, Beauty & the Beast, and The Little Mermaid.

[docile tapeworm | 4,194]

35 minutes ago, Reed Rothchild said:

Seen all but a few.

Easy vote for Sleeping Beauty, Beauty & the Beast, and The Little Mermaid.

Dude get out of here. Alice in wonderland. Peter Pan. Pinocchio 

[a3quit4s | 4,091]

Robin Hood > All

[nrslam | 474]

Fantasia for the win. Best music, too. Kinda surprised how few there were in some decades.

[Reed Rothchild | 9,508]

You're all dead to me

 

[RH | 4,894]

Fun poll, but what is the best from all time?

Hard call, but I’d have to think between Peter Pan, Great Mouse Detective and Resuers Down Under.

[FireHazard51 | 2,043]

You missed a 2020s one, my favorite one in fact for that decade.

[Tanooki | 4,929]

Crazy when you see what all is there, but do those created by Pixar and co-credited to Disney count?  Turning Red and Bolt Pixar did, but didn't get the full credit on those say like Toy Story.

[docile tapeworm | 4,194]

3 hours ago, Reed Rothchild said:

You're all dead to me

Aurora never had a chance. Curious why your so found of it. I was trying to find a gif of ole Philly boy deflecting the flames…. Oh well. 

[AverageOliver98 | 715]

1 hour ago, FireHazard51 said:

You missed a 2020s one, my favorite one in fact for that decade.

'Turning Red' be a Pixar film (for a separate poll). 

[Tanooki | 4,929]

Hey I guess since it's got some parts that aren't animated 1946 Song the South got omitted right?

[captmorgandrinker | 1,649]

14 hours ago, nrslam said:

Fantasia for the win. Best music, too. Kinda surprised how few there were in some decades.

Especially the 80s, but from looking at some of the ones I remember they aren't Disney (An American Tail, etc)

[Foochie776 | 1,051]

Oliver and Company is NOT getting enough love

[Foochie776 | 1,051]

13 hours ago, RH said:

Fun poll, but what is the best from all time?

Hard call, but I’d have to think between Peter Pan, Great Mouse Detective and Resuers Down Under.

Lion king  

[nrslam | 474]

14 minutes ago, Foochie776 said:

Oliver and Company is NOT getting enough love

I don't even remember that movie.  Wonder if I missed it somehow... Will have to check.

[doner24 | 1,195]

Pinocchio

Lady and the Tramp(Alice in Wonderland a close 2nd)

Sword in the Stone

Robin Hood-best Disney movie of all time, Rescuers might be my 2nd fave though. 
 

Great Mouse Detective

Beauty and the Beast

Bolt (Treasure Planet and Atlantis both very underrated)

Tangled

 

[doner24 | 1,195]

22 minutes ago, Foochie776 said:

Oliver and Company is NOT getting enough love

It’s the weakest of a weak decade for Disney. 

[AirVillain | 485]

This is a very difficult poll. I feel as though I'd have to watch a bunch of the earlier ones to properly vote.

Howard Ashman for the 80's/90's win, though.

Little Mermaid & Beauty & The Beast.

But there are so many from that era..... also, as mentioned greats like "American Tail" or "Land Before Time" aren't even included... but alas.... what a glorious time for films (80's & 90's). 

[Tanooki | 4,929]

Finally, I wondered how long until someone else would vote for the utterly buried and disrespected Black Cauldron as it's a masterpiece of work.  Disney being cowards almost exclusively ghosting it outside of a VHS and quiet DVD release over 20 years ago(which I own) only let it re-surface with Disney+.  They don't even include that disney princess in their line of princesses that keep growing too which is stupid.

You know why?  It's dark enough just barely under the shortly after dead standards that stuck it with a PG rating and not G, so since it was too 'adult' it gets ghosted.

Edited November 18, 2022 by Tanooki

[FireHazard51 | 2,043]

32 minutes ago, Tanooki said:

Finally, I wondered how long until someone else would vote for the utterly buried and disrespected Black Cauldron as it's a masterpiece of work.  Disney being cowards almost exclusively ghosting it outside of a VHS and quiet DVD release over 20 years ago(which I own) only let it re-surface with Disney+.  They don't even include that disney princess in their line of princesses that keep growing too which is stupid.

You know why?  It's dark enough just barely under the shortly after dead standards that stuck it with a PG rating and not G, so since it was too 'adult' it gets ghosted.

 

Meh, I'll pass on this movie.

[Link | 2,707]

2 hours ago, AirVillain said:

But there are so many from that era..... also, as mentioned greats like "American Tail" or "Land Before Time" aren't even included... but alas.... what a glorious time for films (80's & 90's). 

Those are Don Bluth, not Disney.

I'm particularly fond of All Dogs Go to Heaven. 

[Reed Rothchild | 9,508]

2 hours ago, Tanooki said:

Finally, I wondered how long until someone else would vote for the utterly buried and disrespected Black Cauldron as it's a masterpiece of work.  Disney being cowards almost exclusively ghosting it outside of a VHS and quiet DVD release over 20 years ago(which I own) only let it re-surface with Disney+.  They don't even include that disney princess in their line of princesses that keep growing too which is stupid.

You know why?  It's dark enough just barely under the shortly after dead standards that stuck it with a PG rating and not G, so since it was too 'adult' it gets ghosted.

It did get a limited Blu ray, but yeah, hardly on the radar.

It is weird that they used the title from book two of the series.

[Tanooki | 4,929]

Blu Ray you say?  I had no idea.  Such a fun and dark movie, dark enough before the rating rework to get it a PG so the disney tools in corporate continue to shun it which is a real shame.

[Andy_Bogomil | 815]

TIL I haven't seen an animated Disney movie made after 94.