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Participants Peter Morris58Jamie Sanchez48lonescout2Richard Hernandez13fadedsailor932swiftviper6Daniel Martin72Henry Barrett11Robert Murphy492Jose Miller17driftingnomad68frozentiger6Gary SanchezRyan Sanchez55Robert Cooper41Melissa Moore32lonemarlin40swiftmaker20gentlefox14
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#1 ·
I hear you. For me, those three are the heavy hitters. If I had to pick just one, I'd go with Emperor's New Groove. What about you guys?
Jamie Sanchez48 Jamie Sanchez48 Newcomer
8 messages
joined May 2004
#2 ·
We’ve touched on critics before, but I’ll say this much: most of them are just mediocre at best, and I honestly can't wrap my head around how anyone could actually enjoy Schreck with that constant, juvenile toilet humor...

The only ones who truly hit the mark are Pixar’s absolute masterpieces—Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, and Monsters, Inc.
Even those short films they play before the features, like the one with the fireflies or the one about the birds, are just brilliant...

They have actual wit, whereas DreamWorks and Warner Bros. just aren't quite hitting that level of quality...

As far as Disney goes, Disney's Hercules is genuinely funny to me, but most of their other stuff relies way too heavily on singing and songs that feel a bit cheap...

Then there's The Lion King. Please... the whole circle of life thing... give me a break...
lonescout2 lonescout2 Active Member
57 messages
joined Dec 2002
#3 ·
I am fairly certain that Ice Age isn't actually a Disney production.

As for the films that truly belong to the Disney catalog, I would highlight these as exceptional:
Monsters, Inc.
The Emperor's New Groove
Robin Hood
Jungle Book
Mulan

I trust there are others in the mix, but these are the only ones currently coming to mind.
If we are looking at the more recent era, I’d point to The Emperor's New Groove; it is quite frankly a phenomenal film.😉
Richard Hernandez13 Richard Hernandez13 Regular
269 messages
joined May 2004
#4 ·
Actually, "Ice Age" isn't a Disney production like C'Tebo suggested; it actually belongs to Fox.
fadedsailor932 fadedsailor932 Active Member
101 messages
joined Oct 2004
#5 ·
...honestly, I'm struggling to pick between these three because they're all 🙏 , but I'll cast my vote for IA....

Slightly off-topic here...one thing I absolutely love about those old-school DVD releases is the massive amount of bonus features—especially on Ice Age🙏
swiftviper6 swiftviper6 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Sep 2003
#6 ·
Honestly, they're all pretty much great—I couldn't pick just one if I tried.🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
Daniel Martin72 Daniel Martin72 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Sep 2003
#7 ·
If I could vote every single day, I’d be casting my ballot for Shrek every time—though honestly, Monsters, Inc. is right up there in the running as a close second. And look, I don't think Shrek relies on some specific "Western" style of humor just for the sake of it. There’s definitely that bit at the start meant to highlight how much of a beast the main guy is, but the whole soul of the movie is really about the fact that you can't judge a book by its cover. Like, sure, they *are* what they look like, but it flips the whole concept on its head in such a cool way.

Man, I feel like I'm struggling to put this exactly the way I want to, but seriously... Shrek is king!

😁
Henry Barrett11 Henry Barrett11 Member
30 messages
joined Jul 2003
#8 ·
I went with the monsters, mostly because of that Little Boa Monster. Honestly, I was a total softie every time she popped up on screen.😳 😁

When it comes to Disney's newer stuff, Aladdin is probably my favorite, but let’s be real—it doesn't touch the classics.
Snow White, Cinderella, Pinocchio.
Robert Murphy492 Robert Murphy492 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Aug 2003
#9 ·
The Emperor's New Groove, without a doubt...
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#10 ·
My bad, didn't realize those two weren't Disney's... Honestly, Enivey, I think all three are top-tier, mostly just because the humor hits so hard. In Ice Age, that squirrel guy is easily the best part, then you've got the Little Boa Monster in Monsters, Inc. (so freaking cute!!!!), and in The Emperor's New Groove, Kuzco is just legendary. He's such a trip. Like when the king comes back and asks, "Who is sitting in my chair?" and that fat llama idiot goes: "I know, I know, Kuzco is, Kuzco is sitting in your chair!" 😁 😁 Ridiculous....I actually own a piece of merch for them too.
Jose Miller17 Jose Miller17 Active Member
162 messages
joined Sep 2003
#11 ·
I honestly thought you were more into adult films, Peter Morris58😁 ...given that "classifieds" thread... but hey, whatever is fine by me.
I'm voting for Shrek.👍
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#12 ·
Nah, you got that wrong 😛 And you can't exactly vote for Shrek if he isn't even on the poll!!!!!
Jose Miller17 Jose Miller17 Active Member
162 messages
joined Sep 2003
#13 ·
I mean, why not? It’s not even about Disney's movies anyway... so yeah, I'm voting for him again.😁
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#14 ·
Look, this is MY thread and I’m not putting up with these outbursts! 😠 😉 ( Just acting tough, don't mind me 😁 )

Just pick one of the options provided. Don't vote for Shrek—you know why? Because he isn't even on the damn poll 😛
Jose Miller17 Jose Miller17 Active Member
162 messages
joined Sep 2003
#15 ·
That’s exactly the issue. There isn't a single trace of Shrek... why is that? It feels like straight-up discrimination at this point.😁
...plus, the censorship in this thread is getting ridiculous.🙂
Long live a free press.🙂
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#16 ·
He's not on the list because he's not even in my top three, you feel me?

Besides, aren't these three better than Shrek? Or did you skip that one?
driftingnomad68 driftingnomad68 Member
18 messages
joined Sep 2005
#17 ·
Monsters, Inc.

But honestly, nothing beats Tom & Jerry for me. It’s hands down the best, even if it isn't a Disney production.👍
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#18 ·
Look, we aren't debating animation in general here—just these three specific movies. So, peace out. 👋 😘
driftingnomad68 driftingnomad68 Member
18 messages
joined Sep 2005
#19 ·
Peter Morris58 said:Look, we aren't really debating animation as a whole here, just those three specific movies. So, with that said, see ya! 👋 😘

😘 😘 🙂 🙂
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 MemberOP
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#20 ·
Right back atcha 🙂

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