Favorite Disney animated movie?

[Angel Tarragon]

So apparently I'm the only person who liked Pocahontas, eh?

I like it, but it isn't one of my favorites.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

So apparently I'm the only person who liked Pocahontas, eh?

Yes.

 

[Klaus]

So apparently I'm the only person who liked Pocahontas, eh?

It's nice, but it pales in comparison to its predecessors Lion King and Beauty and the Beast.

 

[kyloss]

I guess I must be wierd by my favorites were some of there bigger flops- Black cauldron and Treasure planet. I also enjoyed aladin and mulan and robin hood as well, pretty much most of there stuff in the more fantasy adventure type vein.

 

[griff_goodbeard]

Hands down The Fox and the Hound is my favorite. Loved it as a kid and still manage to watch it at least once a year as an adult.

 

[Brakkart]

Mmmm gonna have to go with Beauty and the Beast as my absolute favourite, but these others are all close contenders for that spot:

Lilo & Stitch, Aladdin, Black Cauldron, and Dinosaur.

Best Pixar film is The Incredibles but all of their films that I've seen have been superb (not yet seen Finding Nemo or Cars). Their short films are amazing too, especially Geri's Game.

 

[Torillan]

So apparently I'm the only person who liked Pocahontas, eh?

Good story, but I defy anyone to find a 100 ft. cliff ANYWHERE in the Tidewater Region of Virginia.........That was pretty much the killer for me........

Just a nitpik!

 

[buzzard]

I'm rather fond of Beauty and the Beast.

buzzard

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

Good story, but I defy anyone to find a 100 ft. cliff ANYWHERE in the Tidewater Region of Virginia.........That was pretty much the killer for me........

Just a nitpik!

Maybe the cliffs were there back in the Jamestown days and eroded since, or more to the point of the movie, the savage white man developers came along and leveled the terrain, or a sand and gravel company used them for building roads.

Geez, next you'll be nitpicking that real racoons and hummingbirds don't act like they did in the movie.

 

[Torillan]

Maybe the cliffs were there back in the Jamestown days and eroded since, or more to the point of the movie, the savage white man developers came along and leveled the terrain, or a sand and gravel company used them for building roads.

Geez, next you'll be nitpicking that real racoons and hummingbirds don't act like they did in the movie.

LOL!!!!