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[quote=iDrinkOJ]no. other movies have humor, drama, realism. but disney movies are PG like nothing bad/evil happens, you don't see the bad side. every time i switch to the disney channel, it really creeps me out--bunch of kids on drugs, way too hyper.[/quote]
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@iDrinkOJ: Well thats why we have the autobots to protect us and batman as well

I really enjoyed Mulan & Frozen. Definitely Frozen.

[quote=iDrinkOJ]no, it's some sick brainwashing. the world is not perfect. should not try to sugarcoat it.[/quote]

That's not necessarily true. Though it does at a basic level, most Disney movies I've watched have approached a personal or social challenge in some way or another (e.g. Wreck-it-Ralph integrates the difficulties of fitting in which relates to the both main protagonists.)

OT:

It's between Wreck-It-Ralph and Tron Legacy - I would have to say Wreck-It-Ralph.

Kind of related, but not really. I just finished watching The Croods from Dreamworks and I found it really great.

@Zoneflare4: no, it's some sick brainwashing. the world is not perfect. should not try to sugarcoat it.

@iDrinkOJ: Well you gotta keep it simple when all youre trying to do is entertain a 5 year old.

Probs Lilo and Stitch.

[quote=Zoneflare4]arent almost all movies like that?[/quote]

no. other movies have humor, drama, realism. but disney movies are PG like nothing bad/evil happens, you don't see the bad side. every time i switch to the disney channel, it really creeps me out--bunch of kids on drugs, way too hyper.

The Emperor's New Groove

[quote=iDrinkOJ]none. they all seem creepy and unrealistic compared to reality.[/quote]
arent almost all movies like that?

none. they all seem creepy and unrealistic compared to reality.

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Toy Story 3
Aladdin

Incredibles,lilo and stitch,Hercules,The Little Mermaid,Aladdin....
and probably a lots of others that I forgot to mention...
all time favorite is Treasure Planet

mulan, aladdin, and for some weird reason, beauty and the beast, cuz no one rolls like gaston
special mention to great mouse detective.

According to my mom, my favourite was Peter Pan when I was like four to five years old.

[quote=rydog77]The Incredibles... actually just finished watching it right now[/quote]

If that counts as Disney I guess that too...man I think I should watch Frozen too.

animated: Lilo and stitch, treasure planet, atlantis, mulan, tarzan, the emperor's new grove, Cars 1, Wreck-it Ralph, The Incredibles, (Howl's Moving Castle)
not animated: POtC 1-3, Tron 1&2, Swiss Family Robinson, National Treasure, John Carter

I can't pick just one, or even just 10.

Agghhh eff that's hard.

Tie between 1951 Alice in Wonderland and Mulan.

No. You know what? Mulan.
Though Alice in Wonderland totes gets honorable mention.

Treasure Planet

It would have to be Aladdin.

Always Tarzan. Phil Collins man. Saw it in theatre when I was seven. Then watched so many times with the VCR. I think we still have the VHS tape somewhere.

Does it count if it's only distributed by Disney?

If not, than Finding Nemo, Mulan, ...there's too much to mention.

Mulan and Tarzan would be the most nostalgic ones.

James and the Giant Peach
Treasure Planet

definitely Lion king

I really enjoyed Tangled

The Incredibles... actually just finished watching it right now

Beauty and the Beast
Snow White
The Little Mermaid

Hercules is super underrated ngl

Atlantis: The Lost Empire

I haven't seen either of your favorites but I thought Tangled was just the cutest.

Pirates of the Caribbean
or the Iron Man movies.