What is Your All-Time Favorite Disney Movie?

[Den-in-NH]

Live action, animated, documentary, whatever.

If you had to narrow it down to one movie, what is your favorite?

Mine would be "Mary Poppins".

 

[TipRoast]

Fantasia

 

[WisColtFan7]

Old. Yeller. There is no other answer....unless you count Pixar movies too
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[mgoblue101415]

Hmmmm.... Tough one. It would be a toss up between Lady and the Tramp, Robin Hood, and Little Mermaid.

 

[SkiptoMyLou]

This one.

 

[bideau]

Little Mermaid...Ariel is hot!

 

[taltos]

Song of the South. A friend in Europe sent me a bootleg copy. I have always liked Uncle Remus since I grew up with those stories.

 

[Number Cruncher]

The one with the naked ladies in the windows....


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[tommysgirl]

Tie between Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King.

 

[Grumpy_Bottom]

Jungle Book - Louis Prima FTMFW

 

[Den-in-NH]

Jungle Book - Louis Prima FTMFW

Great call.

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[Den-in-NH]

Song of the South. A friend in Europe sent me a bootleg copy. I have always liked Uncle Remus since I grew up with those stories.

Another excellent choice.

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[taltos]

Another excellent choice.

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Disney was allegedly going to release this in the US a couple of years ago but chickened out.

 

[imapig]

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Marry Poppins
Petes Dragon

 

[oldbagfan]

Emperor's New Groove is one of my faves. Llama Face!

Thx for reminding me of Song of the South. A classic.

 

[PumpDee]

Robin Hood.

 

[3 Point Stan]

Fox and the Hound (because it was the first movie I ever saw).

 

[HarpoonIPA]

GUS

and what was that movie with "I think, Dean Jones in it" where he grew giant vegetables and they were going to wipe out famine. I think it was from the 60's or 70's

 

[Claremonster]

I liked Pocahantas, because I felt it's respectful and accurate depictions of Native Americans was a breath of fresh air in an otherwise racist, patriarchal white oppressive society.

 

[tehrick67]

I liked Pocahantas, because I felt it's respectful and accurate depictions of Native Americans was a breath of fresh air in an otherwise racist, patriarchal white oppressive society.

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