[Alex's Trip]

Well?

[val-holla-ing]

i'm somewhere between monsters, inc., finding nemo, and the incredibles. they're all so great.

i haven't seen ratatouille, but i plan on seeing it this week.

[drrrtyboots]

I really liked the concept of Bug's Life when I first saw it although toy story is obviously a fucking CLASSY CLASSIC.

[Everyneurotic]

the only one i've...oh wait, i saw monsters inc.

toy story, i guess, haven't seen it in 10 years.

certainly not ratatoulie.

that said pixar sucks, gimme the little mermaid or aladdin any day over any of those movies.

[Alex's Trip]

Originally Posted by val-holla-ing

i'm somewhere between monsters, inc., finding nemo, and the incredibles. they're all so great.

i haven't seen ratatouille, but i plan on seeing it this week.

Ratatouille was okay. Better than Cars, hahaha.

Originally Posted by drrrtyboots

I really liked the concept of Bug's Life when I first saw it although toy story is obviously a fucking CLASSY CLASSIC.

Bug's Life was great. Tons of great characters, and a cool story. But Toy Story definitely is a classic.

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic

the only one i've...oh wait, i saw monsters inc.

toy story, i guess, haven't seen it in 10 years.

certainly not ratatoulie.

that said pixar sucks, gimme the little mermaid or aladdin any day over any of those movies.

I don't think Pixar sucks. As a kid, Toy Story, Bug's Life and the rest were all really amazing movies. I loved Aladdin (I was Aladdin for Halloween in Kindergarten), but I don't know. I guess they just don't have the same effect on little kids anymore. I also think that now that I'm older, I'd prefer to see another Pixar movie.

[val-holla-ing]

i agree. especially since pixar movies are entertaining for adults, too.

[Everyneurotic]

i have to say that, the only period of disney i like is the whole little mermaid-beauty and the beast-aladdin-lion king era, before or afterwards, sorry, i'm not into it. besides the sword in the stone.

toy story, i enjoyed it when i saw it on theaters, but it really wore off me.

[luxinterior]

Finding Nemo was funny.
My favorite Disney movie is Fantasia.

[davenotdead]

though nemo and incredibles look amazing....toy story was the one that started it all...and is still the funniest...though i prefer some of the older ones...those were the ones i saw as a kid....peter pan, robin hood, sword in the stone....black cauldron is cool....jungle book has the best music and is possibly the best movie....oh wait, the three caballeros has amazing music too...it ties jungle book.

[ALIEN ANAL]

i hate old disney movies
i dont find them funny and i hate musicals so much.

[Pookie]

My favourite Disney films:

Aristocats (1970)
101 Dalmations (1961)
Lady & the Tramp (1955)

I love the look and feel of that period (early 50's through to 1970ish). There was no attempt at realism, no "irony" or in-jokes for the adults, and the animation was great.

[luxinterior]

Originally Posted by Pookie

My favourite Disney films:

Aristocats (1970)
101 Dalmations (1961)
Lady & the Tramp (1955)

I love the look and feel of that period (early 50's through to 1970ish). There was no attempt at realism, no "irony" or in-jokes for the adults, and the animation was great.

Along with Fantasia, those three were favorites of mine as a kid. I know what you mean about the look and feel of those movies in particular. I also watched newer ones like Little Mermaid and Aladdin, but the animation to me wasn't special. It looked just like every other animated movie at the time. There was too much emphasis on musical numbers and jokes and it just kind of cheapened the movies for me. I felt like the newer ones were a little too bombastic, whereas the three you mentioned were pretty low-key in tone and color, and didn't rely so heavily on being over-the-top.

[Alex's Trip]

I've made my decision.

Toy Story