Wish upon a star - Disney animated films

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Disney
1.       Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
2.       Pinocchio
3.       Fantasia
4.       Dumbo
5.       Bambi
       5A.     Bambi II
6.       Saludos Amigos
7.       The Three Caballeros
8.       Make Mine Music
9.       Fun And Fancy Free
10.     Melody Time
11.     The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad
12.     Cinderella
       12A.    Cinderella II: Dreams Come True
       12B.    Cinderella III: A Twist in Time
13.     Alice In Wonderland
14.     Peter Pan
       14A.    Peter Pan 2: Return to Never Land
       14B.    Tinker Bell
       14C.    Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure
       14D.    Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue
15.     Lady And The Tramp
       15A.    Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure
16.     Sleeping Beauty
17.     101 Dalmatians
       17A.    101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure
18.     The Sword In The Stone
19.     The Jungle Book
      19A.    The Jungle Book 2
20.     The Aristocats
21.     Robin Hood
22.     The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh
      22A.    Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin
       22B.    The Tigger Movie
      22C.    Piglet's Big Movie
       22D.    Pooh's Heffalump Movie
      22E.    Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo
      22F.    Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie
23.     The Rescuers
24.     The Fox And The Hound
       24A.    The Fox and the Hound 2
25.     The Black Cauldron
26.     The Great Mouse Detective
27.     Oliver & Company
28.     The Little Mermaid
       28A.    The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea
       28B.    The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning
29.     The Rescuers Down Under
30.     Beauty And The Beast
       30A.    Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
      30B.    Belle's Magical World
31.     Aladdin
       31A.    The Return of Jafar
       31B.    Aladdin and the King of Thieves
32.     The Lion King
       32A.    The Lion King II: Simba's Pride
       32B.    The Lion King 1½
33.     Pocahontas
      33A.    Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World
34.     The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
       34A.    The Hunchback of Notre Dame II
35.     Hercules
      35A.    Hercules: Zero to Hero
36.     Mulan
       36A.    Mulan II
37.     Tarzan
       37A.    Tarzan & Jane
      37B.    Tarzan II
38.     Fantasia/2000
39.     Dinosaur
40.     The Emperor's New Groove
      40A.    Kronk's New Groove
41.     Atlantis: The Lost Empire
       41A.    Atlantis: Milo's Return
42.     Lilo And Stitch
       42A.    Stitch! The Movie
      42B.    Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch
      42C.    Leroy & Stitch
43.     Treasure Planet
44.     Brother Bear
       44C.    Brother Bear 2
45.     Home On The Range
46.     Chicken Little
47.     Meet the Robinsons
48.     Bolt
49.     The Princess and the Frog
50.     Tangled

I'm catching up
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I like this one, and the TV show was better.

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I never watched any Disney animated movie spin-off TV show except for Aladdin, it was alright Saturday morning TV I suppose, but not a patch on the movie...

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I saw Tangled two times as well (hey, this is becoming a relevant post!) and I think it's a film that grown on you over time. I got it on Blu-Ray/DVD combo and watched it again recently and loved it more than ever. I still feel like some musical numbers were forced though. I'm not sure WHY they felt forced but they did and one gripe I actually have about this film is the creepy drunken old guy with the white hair. Way to kill a magical ending with him. I know it's awkward humor but I dislike it.

I watch it most nights when I'm sleeping, it makes for pleasant background.

I do agree that some of the musical numbers seem a little forced, but the only one that really sticks out like a sore thumb is the last part of "I see the light." It was nice with them singing in the background, then they burst into full duet and as much as I love Disney, all I could think was "man this is cheesy."

Otherwise, I think Tangled is quite possibly the best thing to ever happen, ever. I absolutely love Pascal, the Chameleon, if you watch his reactions closely throughout the film you realise just how hilarious he actually is. I want one.

How can you not love him:

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I like how he squeeks like a squeeky toy whenever anything physical happens to him (e.g. grabbed, dropped, kicked, etc).

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The best noise he makes is when Rapunzel asks him what he wants to do, about a minute after we first see him rush out onto the ledge.

The half squeek half burring noise makes me want to squeeze him, coupled with the way he points his tail and then proceeds to start sauntering to the edge before she grabs him.

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Heh. The squeaky noises he makes sound a little like some of the sounds my cat makes. He's adorable.

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I looove Pascal. Hehe. My sister got me two Pascal plush toys for Christmas....I was so happy, haha!
Anyways, Tangled was good but I agree, that little dorf guy at the very end kinda ruined the ending.

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I looove Pascal. Hehe. My sister got me two Pascal plush toys for Christmas....I was so happy, haha!
Anyways, Tangled was good but I agree, that little dorf guy at the very end kinda ruined the ending.

Glad I'm not alone on that. Lately Disney seems to add in those awkward characters into their film for cheap laughs of disgust or to make the audience go "oh gross/ oh my god" and facepalm.

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I guess that I can't be particularly discerning then because I thought both the character and how he was used was funny. It wasn't till I started reading reviews and discussion forums that I discovered that many people didn't like him.

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I don't have a problem with him, he adds a little adult humour to be honest. And when you get to a certain age that's needed. The movie wouldn't lose anything without him but the film doesn't suffer because of him.

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Anyways, Tangled was good but I agree, that little dorf guy at the very end kinda ruined the ending.

If you mean the little old man dressed as cupid, then you fail at understanding funny. That little old guy was one of my favourite gags.

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I personally like the way he keeps making kissy faces at the camera. I think he does it three times... maybe twice though.

I don't think there's a single character in Tangled that's not needed, really. They're all good, they're all funny in some way.

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Indeed, it's the best Disney movie in a while.

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Argh! But he didn't HAVE to be at the very ending! The ending would have been perfect without him  kissing at the screen, lol. He was fine at the other parts of the movie, but my god, don't stick him at the end. The being said, I still liked the movie.

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Argh! But he didn't HAVE to be at the very ending! The ending would have been perfect without him  kissing at the screen, lol. He was fine at the other parts of the movie, but my god, don't stick him at the end. The being said, I still liked the movie.

This. I never said his adult humor nature wasn't good or anything, he just felt tacked on at the very end.

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My sister and I decided this week that we were going to watch all the Disney/Pixar movies that we own (or find online) in chronological order.

We haven't made too much progress yet:

1937 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
1940 - Fantasia
1941 - Dumbo
1942 - Bambi
1950 - Cinderella
1951 - Alice in Wonderland
1953 - Peter Pan
1955 - Lady and the Tramp
1959 - Sleeping Beauty
1961 - One Hundred and One Dalmatians
1963 - The Sword in the Stone
1967 - The Jungle Book
1970 - The Aristocats
1973 - Robin Hood
1977 - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1977 - The Rescuers
1981 - The Fox and the Hound
1985 - The Black Cauldron
1986 - The Great Mouse Detective
1987 - The Brave Little Toaster
1988 - Oliver & Company
1989 - The Little Mermaid
1991 - Beauty and the Beast
1992 - Aladdin
1994 - The Lion King
1995 - Pocahontas
1995 - Toy Story
1996 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame
1997 - Hercules
1997 - Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin
1998 - Mulan
1998 - A Bug's Life
1998 - Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World
1998 - Lion King II: Simba's Pride
1999 - Tarzan
1999 - Fantasia 2000
2000 - The Emperor's New Groove
2001 - Atlantis: The Lost Empire
2001 - Monsters, Inc.
2002 - Lilo & Stitch and Treasure Planet
2003 - Brother Bear
2003 - Finding Nemo
2004 - The Incredibles
2004 - Lion King 1 1/2
2006 - Cars
2007 - Ratatouille
2007 - Meet the Robinsons
2008 - Wall-E
2009 - Up
2009 - The Princess and the Frog
2010 - Toy Story 3
2010 - Tangled

We apparently don't own Pinocchio. But I never really liked that movie anyway.

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Hmm, concerning Pixar movies...

Feature Length
1.       Toy Story
2.       A Bug's Life
3.       Toy Story 2
4.       Monsters, Inc.
5.       Finding Nemo
6.       The Incredibles
7.       Cars
8.       Ratatouille
9.       WALL-E
10.     Up
11.     Toy Story 3

Shorts
1.       The Adventures of André and Wally B.
2.       Luxo Jr.
3.       Red's Dream
4.       Tin Toy
5.       Knick Knack
6.       Geri's Game
7.       For the Birds
8.       Mike's New Car
9.       Boundin'
10.     Jack-Jack Attack
11.     One Man Band
12.     Mater and the Ghostlight
13.     Lifted
14.     Your Friend the Rat
15.     Presto
16.     BURN-E
17.     Partly Cloudy
18.     Dug's Special Mission
19.     Day & Night

Guess I've seen them all.

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Presto and Lifted are my favorite

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I have a fondness for Geri's Game.

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   My sister and I decided this week that we were going to watch all the Disney/Pixar movies that we own (or find online) in chronological order.

   We haven't made too much progress yet:

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   We apparently don't own Pinocchio. But I never really liked that movie anyway.

What, no Chicken Little?   

Also, Smarty, do you realise that you are a mere 12 posts away from the rank of Professor?  (Not that I'm encouraging spamming or anything.)

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What, no Chicken Little?  

Also, Smarty, do you realise that you are a mere 12 posts away from the rank of Professor?  (Not that I'm encouraging spamming or anything.)

No, I never liked Chicken Little for some reason. Plus I don't own it.

Also, I didn't realize that! 

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I have a fondness for Geri's Game.

I only ever saw it once, but as far as I can remember it was a really fun one.

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      What, no Chicken Little?   

   No, I never liked Chicken Little for some reason.

You and 99% of everyone else, it would seem.

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It is a rather crappy movie. The characters are meh, the animation is crappy, the story is nothing interesting.

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I only ever saw it once, but as far as I can remember it was a really fun one.

I think I remember who won the chess game.

Show spoiler

It was Geri.

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I've seen all of the Pixar movies including the shorts. My favourite is For The Birds

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They had a cameo in Cars, I think. They were the only biological things in that world apart from cacti.

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Most of Disney's forays into CG were not well received- Dinosaur, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Bolt... the only one that has really seen any success seems to be Tangled.

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Most of Disney's forays into CG were not well received- Dinosaur, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Bolt... the only one that has really seen any success seems to be Tangled.

But I liked Dinosaurs as a kid... Sadness! At least it's cool enough to have its own ride in Waly Disney World. Meet the Robinsons from what I've seen of it was pretty awesome. Not sure about Bolt and I saw Chicken Little once in theaters and I remember liking it but it wasn't the coolest thing ever.

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Maybe it's just 'cause its the most recent but I give Tangled the edge over Bolt and Meet the Robinsons, although I think all three are very good. Dinosaurs I haven't seen and while I wouldn't say that Chicken Little was bad there was something vaguely disappointing about it. That being said, it was still better than Shark Tale, Space Chimps, The Tale of Despereaux, Shrek III, Astro Boy, Planet 51, etc.

   They had a cameo in Cars, I think. They were the only biological things in that world apart from cacti.

Yeah, but you'd need to freeze frame it to see them.

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Not to hear them, though.

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 Life is a highway
 I want to ride it all night long…

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 Life is a highway
 I want to ride it all night long…

That's what she said.




Forgive me, I had to. Really bad joke. So who's excited for Cars 2 this summer? Or if not that Winnie the Pooh?

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So who's excited for Cars 2 this summer?

Disney and Pixar's bank accounts.

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Car was one of their weakest movies so far

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   So who's excited for Cars 2 this summer? Or if not that Winnie the Pooh?

I'll go and see them both but I'm deliberately not letting my expectations rise too high.

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I'm very excited for Winnie the Pooh. Cars 2...not so much. I feel like the sequel might be cheesy. As soon as Pixar was acquired by Disney everything changed. Disney does a lot of unnecessary sequels. I mean, they are doing sequels to Cars and Monsters, Inc., two movies I thought would never continue because of how they ended.

I mean they're going to make a Direct-to-DVD spinoff of Cars called Planes. Really?

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What's with the stupid boring sequels?? I want to see some more original films from Pixar for once! Last year was Toy Story 3 (it was ok, but totally overrated) and now this year is Cars 2 (totally not watching it).
*Sigh* I liked the time when Ratatouille and WALL-E came out. Those are my favorite Pixar films.
...But I think it's either this year or next year (I can't remember) that Pixar is releasing a movie called Brave...i'm totally looking forward to that film though!

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2011 - Cars 2
2012 - Brave
2013 - Monsters University (Prequel to Monsters, Inc.)