MEGA POLL - Favorite Disney Animated Feature Film by Decade

[nrslam | 474]

11 hours ago, Tabonga said:

If you haven't seen it this it might be to your liking - the trailer is pretty crappy and doesn't do the film justice.

 

 

Thanks for the tip. Will check it out.

[Reed Rothchild | 9,522]

Going back to this, @Tanooki here are the harder to get Blu rays.  Should be available on eBay for a slight markup

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=240426

[Tanooki | 4,933]

@Reed Rothchild Wow that's insane I remember some of those and they were a bitch to get on DVD for years, stuff that felt lost the annals of when disney channel wasn't just garbage.  There are a number of those still lost, a few sit on amazon for a rent/buy digital only at least.  I see why I didn't know about black cauldron it was just last year.

Thanks for the link bookmarked that so I can keep an eye out for stuff.

[FireHazard51 | 2,043]

Throw out the poll!!!  You forgot to include a Goofy Movie and we all know that shit is the best.

 

[doner24 | 1,195]

2 minutes ago, FireHazard51 said:

Throw out the poll!!!  You forgot to include a Goofy Movie and we all know that shit is the best.

 

Doesn’t count, not released by the same studio as the other movies in the poll. 

[FireHazard51 | 2,043]

That's some shit.... but too many big hitters to let them be on the list.  90's would be impossible to pick a best movie.  80's would hands down go to Who Framed Roger Rabbit

[CodysGameRoom | 2,008]

Furious I had to pick Aladdin for the 90's because I love The Rescuers Down Under to death but Aladdin is, of course, Aladdin.

[doner24 | 1,195]

50 minutes ago, FireHazard51 said:

That's some shit.... but too many big hitters to let them be on the list.  90's would be impossible to pick a best movie.  80's would hands down go to Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Yeah, tons of really good movies from the sister studios for sure. I grew up on the non-animated classics like Swiss Family Robinson, Darby OGill and the Little People and Bedknobs and Broomsticks (some animation). 

[Tanooki | 4,933]

Roger Rabbit is a class onto its own, would not include into this blockbuster poll.  If it were forced in there I'd have to give it the nod because of the story, the utter quality, and epic mountain to cross to get all that under one can of film.  Like hell those wankers would ever work together these days like that anymore.

[killerkobra | 268]

Where is my boy COCO?

[doner24 | 1,195]

1 hour ago, killerkobra said:

Where is my boy COCO?

Pixar 

[killerkobra | 268]

11 minutes ago, doner24 said:

Pixar 

Ahh straight Disney only. I see 

[wongojack | 214]

1. Pinocchio
2. Sleeping Beauty
3. Sword in the Stone
4. Robin Hood
5. Little Mermaid
6. Aladdin
7. Emperor's New Groove
8. Moana
9. No Opinion

Makes me realize how great Pixar has been in recent years.  Toy Story(s), Inside Out, and Coco would get my vote for sure.

Edited November 24, 2022 by wongojack

[docile tapeworm | 4,198]

On 11/23/2022 at 9:41 AM, CodysGameRoom said:

Furious I had to pick Aladdin for the 90's because I love The Rescuers Down Under to death but Aladdin is, of course, Aladdin.

I had the same dilemma although I did pick the rescuers for the 70’s Robin Hood is good too but for my money skiing on alligators wins.

[doner24 | 1,195]

2 hours ago, docile tapeworm said:

I had the same dilemma although I did pick the rescuers for the 70’s Robin Hood is good too but for my money skiing on alligators wins.

Robin Hood is my favorite Disney movie, love that it features Roger Miller, but it was really tough to not pick rescuers. Great movie with fantastic voice acting by some stars!

[RH | 4,903]

3 hours ago, doner24 said:

Robin Hood is my favorite Disney movie, love that it features Roger Miller, but it was really tough to not pick rescuers. Great movie with fantastic voice acting by some stars!

It's my favorite too, however, it is unfortunate that it is the OG soundbite for Hamster Dance.

Aladdin is also amazing, but I had to go with Rescuers Down Under.  Bernard was the anti-hero I always needed as a kid and I actually saw that film before the original Rescuers, so I kind of like it more than the first.  It is a pretty solid one though, and is great for it's time.

[doner24 | 1,195]

15 hours ago, RH said:

It's my favorite too, however, it is unfortunate that it is the OG soundbite for Hamster Dance.

Aladdin is also amazing, but I had to go with Rescuers Down Under.  Bernard was the anti-hero I always needed as a kid and I actually saw that film before the original Rescuers, so I kind of like it more than the first.  It is a pretty solid one though, and is great for it's time.

I guess I’m glad that I have no idea what the Hamster Dance is?

[Tanooki | 4,933]

1 hour ago, doner24 said:

I guess I’m glad that I have no idea what the Hamster Dance is?

Enjoy... don't forget to press play.

https://www.webhamster.com/

[G-type | 2,480]

Aladdin was fine but it’s probably an unpopular opinion for me to say I did NOT like Robin Williams as genie and I am not happy that it started the trend of hiring celebrities who just did their usual schtick instead of voice actors

[Sumez | 2,950]

Not really surprised by any of these results, except....

Robin Hood over Aristocats?? What's wrong with you people!  

[doner24 | 1,195]

8 minutes ago, Sumez said:

Not really surprised by any of these results, except....

Robin Hood over Aristocats?? What's wrong with you people!  

Robin Hood is the best they’ve ever made. Aristocrats is a distant 3rd of the 70’s behind The Rescuers. 

[Sumez | 2,950]

I mean I too have fond memories of Robin Hood, but watching it again as an adult, it's just not very interesting or funny  

[docile tapeworm | 4,198]

I’d actually like to change my vote to treasure planet. Not sure what I was thinking there.

[T-Pac | 7,539]

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is my all-time favorite Disney movie. (Maybe even my all-time favorite movie full-stop.)

Unfortunately my second favorite is Robin Hood, which falls in the same decade.

It's neat to see all the Robin Hood love in this thread - I can't really put my finger on why I like that film so much, but I think it has something to do with how whimsical and simple the whole thing is. Not every movie needs to be a huge, grand, earth-shattering adventure.

Also - the 2011 Winnie the Pooh is slept-on. I love that movie and I love it's soundtrack, too.

-CasualCart

[FireHazard51 | 2,043]

5 hours ago, CasualCart said:

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is my all-time favorite Disney movie. (Maybe even my all-time favorite movie full-stop.)

Unfortunately my second favorite is Robin Hood, which falls in the same decade.

It's neat to see all the Robin Hood love in this thread - I can't really put my finger on why I like that film so much, but I think it has something to do with how whimsical and simple the whole thing is. Not every movie needs to be a huge, grand, earth-shattering adventure.

Also - the 2011 Winnie the Pooh is slept-on. I love that movie and I love it's soundtrack, too.

-CasualCart

What do you think of the Raggedy Ann & Andy - A Musical Adventure?  It's art design is kinda wild and I haven't seen anything like it.  Specifically the scene with The Greedy in the taffy pit.