What are your god tier childhood films?

Best animated movie ever

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T H I S
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Rescuers Down Under

only faggot subs liked this movie as a kid, sorry to say but you love dick

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it was okay such a disappointment after reading the comics though

Sequels that were immeasurably better than the original: The Thread

youtube.com/watch?v=TylmZEtTGxw#t=36s

Yeah, but when he opened the door, I don't think any movie as a kid creeped me out more than that.

This.

best one in this thread

BUT THERE ARE NO CATS IN AMERICA

AND THE STREETS ARE PAVED WITH CHEESE

youtube.com/watch?v=1_4kU9cwgXM

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>Fern Gully

I'm never sure if I dreamed this shit or not

fuck yes. ill add Hook.

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First two videos I ever owned

I regret opening this thread

I'm a grown man, this should not affect me still

youtube.com/watch?v=C6hmQwfEmzc

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This

Also this

youtube.com/watch?v=qfO_OfmGOl0

hue

>sports movie
No.

youtube.com/watch?v=j2aXztX7E4Y&list=FLrCq0nV_MG_j-et7uLVm_Hg&index=4

Widely considered to be a bad Disney movie and I agree.

Am I the only one???

I genuinely think I could recite this movie word for word. Weird.

youtube.com/watch?v=Z0rRPU_cvGg

This one too, but when I was a kid I never realised it was a film about Nazis

Land before time, yes

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Couldn't decide between this or Pinocchio

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Rev up those feels

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Why do all the humans look pissed?

yaaaas

Cartoons are cheating cunts

Favorite films as child

> Legend
> Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
> The Goonies

Doesn't get much more fun than that.

These.

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Muppet Treasure Island
Titan AE
Star Wars (yes, it was my nostalgia flick)
Atlantis when I was older

youngfag pls

youtube.com/watch?v=AQXVHITd1N4

Absolutely this. Easily one of the most criminally underrated movies of all time. The story is solid and fantastic, the characters are memorable, and the animation is very good. Hell, the main characters are voiced by Christopher Lloyd, Whoopi Goldberg, Patrick Stewart, Leonard Nimoy, and Frank Welker. It's fucking amazing.

Yo boys, let's fucking go

in time for halloween

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_Look_Under_the_Bed
>Don't Look Under The Bed is a 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie. It is also the Disney Channel's second and final attempt at a horror film (the first being Tower of Terror) released by Disney (who also created similar themed films such as Something Wicked This Way Comes and The Watcher in the Woods). This film was the first DCOM to be rated TV-PG due to frightening content.

Welcome to nostalgic Hell

OH SHIT THOSE DIGITS ALSO FUCKING THIS GODDAMN MY CHILDHOOD DID YOU KNOW THERE WAS A RAZORBACK IN MY TRUCK THERE WAS A GODDAMN RAZORBACK IN MY FUCKING TRUCK JOANNNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Not a kids movie, but it was the first R rated movie i got to see. My babysitter let me watch it.

Excellent choice!

>first R rated movie i got to see

First film my parents owned but refused to let me watch

Oh shit are we doing first R rated movies now? Watched pic related when I was 6, still one of my favorite movies.

was my first gfs favourite movie.

always makes me sad

Monster Squad, Milo and Otis, and The Pagemaster

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>No one has yet to mention this classic

come on Cred Forums

Old man pls

It did come to mind, just never got round to posting

lawful_good_necromancer.mp4

that is grammatically atrocious, don't try to sound smart if you're not.

>worrying about grammar on a korean pencil sketches chan

their is know weigh you can't off understand wat eye say

youtube.com/watch?v=iqjq2s_bHPA

LET'S ROCK THIS JOINT

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I would watch this everyday with my dad

youtube.com/watch?v=HJog7PfkNRY

youtube.com/watch?v=QLhYSw67pdg

youtube.com/watch?v=c2dImprgiB8

youtube.com/watch?v=8v1NSsFVfEA

Watched all of these constantly.
Are you guys roughly 23-26?

>23-26?

Youngfag pls

Nobody posted this yet? Seriously?

Furry pls

youtu.be/7NWtW699XME

no
NO, FUCK YOU ROBIN
FUCK YOU For leaving me.

Are you 12?

no I just loved this one as an adult.

27! Grow the fuck up.

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I'll try to age faster senpai

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> One black guy
> Better make him wear a white mask

>tfw you really enjoyed this movie as a kid but just realized this is some blatant zionist propaganda.

I watched it over and over on VHS when I was a kid
I never knew there was a part 1 until I was in college

Oh fuck, this takes me back. I actually thought it was pretty spoopy at times when I was a kid

GO GO POWER RANGERS!

[electric guitar riff intensifies]

PAJAMA HIJAMA OASDSDASDAQWQW

Dark as fuck kids movie. Actually has a pretty cool atmosphere

I remembered them being Russian.

Makes sense they are kikes.

Literally how

This legitimately spooked me as a kid

What.
There's lots of movies that could be considered "furry" ITT and you pick this one.

>Main character's name is Fievel Mousekewitz
>Fievel is a Jewish name
>Mouskewitz is a Jewish name
>Dad says " Oy Vey"
>Cats are "anti-mouse" AKA Anti-semetic
>There are not Cats in America song celebrating that they aren't prosecuted in America for being jewish rats like in the "old country".

No to mention it's a huge reference to Spiegelman's "Maus", in which rats are jews and cats are nazis.

>OMG new material borrows from old material

Jimmy Stewart's last film.

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hurr murrr gurrd

can't you assholes just enjoy good movies without crying about having to learn about persecution of others. It is a part of life. Would you like trigger warning too?

Even as a child I knew this movie was shit

I don't mind at all, Maus is great graphic novel.

I guess it did look pretty bad, but I was just pointing it out. I'm not going to lose any of those memories I enjoyed watching those movies.

Is... i-is this what I think it is?

> "persecution"

Keep believing the lie.

getaloaddadisguy

No he's right

Don't get me wrong, when I was a kid I liked a lot of bad movies, but that movie and Eragon were like the two movies I immediately knew were just actual shit

I wish I could have kept count of how many times I watched this

Eddie pls go

27. Seems like we all had the golden age.
>The gas scene and the one where the birds were having a live funeral for that kid slowly sinking in tar.

>tfw first R-rated movie I watched was The Lawnmower Man

I don't understand why people talk shit about this movie. I adored it. What the hell do people hate about it?

Aladdin
Alice in Wonderland
An American Tale
Back to the Future trilogy
Batman Returns
batteries not included
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Beetlejuice
Benji
Benji the Hunted
Big Trouble in Little China
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Blade Runner
Cocoon
Commando
Crocodile Dundee
Darby O'Gill and the Little People
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp
Dumbo
Edward Scissorhands
Explorers
Flight of the Navigator
Fox and the Hound
Fun and Fancy Free
Ghostbusters
Goonies
Gremlins
Indiana Jones trilogy
Karate Kid trilogy
Labyrinth
Ladyhawke
Legend
Never Cry Wolf
Neverending Story
Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Pete's Dragon
Poltergeist trilogy
Predator
Princess Bride
Return to Oz
Robin Hood
Secret of NIMH
See No Evil, Hear No Evil
Splash
Stand By Me
Star Wars trilogy
Sword of the Valiant
The 'Burbs
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
The Dark Crystal
The Fly (1986)
The Great Mouse Detective
The Journey of Natty Gann
The Lion King
The Little Mermaid
The Peanut Butter Solution
The Quest (1986)
The Sword in the Stone
The Three Caballeros
The Woman in Red
Time Bandits
Trading Places
Tron
Wargames
Weird Science
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Young Frankenstein
Young Sherlock Holmes

One of the best movies disney has ever made. So damn underrated.

>Return to Oz
my fuckin nigga

I'm 19.

DuckTales: The Treasure of the Golden Suns
A Claymation Christmas Celebration
A Garfield Christmas
Big
Bloodsport
Dick Tracy
Home Alone
Mickey's Christmas Carol
Rescuers Down Under
Super DuckTales
The Absent Minded Professor
The Land Before Time
The Rescuers
Watcher In The Woods

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The Muppet Movie
The Great Muppet Caper
The Muppets take Manhattan
The Love Bug
Herbie Rides Again
Herbie Goes to Monteo Carlo
Herbie Goes Bananas
Three Amigos
Little Shop of Horrors
Roxanne
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
My Blue Heaven
Honey I Shrunk the Kids
Spaceballs

Looking a little retarded in that poster there, Fievel,

All dogs go to heaven

This needs a modern CG reboot

the road to eldorado

I dont care if it was average, it's probably my favorite film from Amblin.

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Why couldn't they give McGlitch an australian accent? I rewatched a part of this for the first time ever since then last year and he's just like a hillbilly retard. I didn't remember it that way at all.

whoa i very vaguely remember this

that's George C. Scott my friend.

You don't have him walk into a studio and ask him to fake an accent...you just enjoy the raw raspy old-man anger.

Soviet anons will get this one.

we can all agree bluth > disney, right?

It was actually very good. It would have been a very difficult movie to convey in live action. A lot of people don't know that Balto was a real dog just like Hachiko.

>Fievel goes West
>Better than An American Tail

I give you that Fievel Goes West is more funny, lots of jokes here and there, I like it a lot, but An American Tail is a far better film by a better director.

Also, The land before time and The Secret of Nimh are god tier.

legit creepy

forgot about this gem

A lot of it was. I miss the days when animated films weren't afraid of scaring kids.

traumatizing movies

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the first one is much better

commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/the-secret-of-nimh

How did a lab rat movie got a G rating
+8

The Last Unicorn is fucking great.

The whole harpy scene give me nightmares for months when I was a kid.

the lab parts are only shown in flashbacks, and are comparatively pretty tame
but yeah, there's pretty scary stuff in this movie, like the owl or the assassination plot, not to mention the cuckolding

This thread has made me realize that I need to start buying these movies in case a miracle happens and I have kids some day.

youtube.com/watch?v=FqT2uOa1-d0
This fucked with me as a kid.

Traumatizing? What part?

Meet true trauma

Couldn't even hear the word Mars for the longest time.

>pardners

youtube.com/watch?v=fz5_feAaB6g

It's not really a part of my childhood, but I will agree that it's great.

When will the whimsy return?

>every day we stray further

This movie is probably what instilled my love of sci-fi

that shower scene[\spoiler]

It was the kind of thing I disliked as a kid because my sister liked it until I realized she has good taste in kino.

Mah Nigga!

>When Disney goes full edge tier

Not Disney. Not even Bluth.

I mean, the truck literally commits suicide because he'd been rejected there at the end. Holy shit.

Dinokino

Asterix & Obelix

It was published by Disney, they let it pass through.

Really? Had no idea.

everyone dies

yeah, it's really not edgy either, just kinda dark and cool.

It's really good though that that video of Worthless has been edited. In the actual movie it keeps cutting back to "the Master" in his apartment and the stupid ass TV is trying to get his attention...it really take the piss out of the whole scene.

"It's a B-Movie" is also pretty great.
youtube.com/watch?v=nOeK0Ig-H9g

i didn't like it much, but it was one of the few vhs tapes my poor ass family owned so I watched it dozens of times. it's interesting that john lasseter was involved in the original version of the movie since it's pretty much a worse more depressing attempt at what the Toy Story movies would do both in concept and subject matter

hard to say whether my abandonment anxieties as a kid made me dislike the movie, or whether it caused them

so many nightmares

NONONONONONO

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m.youtube.com/watch?v=0WglfhdK3tk

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Fuck, my life is shit now. I want to put the diaper back on.

>telling people to grow up while posting on a Welsh CGI fan forum

Remember watching it as a tyke and thinking it was fairly innocent

>No one has posted A Bug's Life

Kino

That's a great film, unfortunately I had no idea it existed until I watched it a few months ago. hidden gem.

Only correct answer.

>Old man pls
I bet you use your phone to listen to music.

Mein neger

Iron giant

oh man, yes.

An example of a film which is both good and bad.

This and time bandits

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Watched all of these when I was a kid.

Am 22.

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I always watched Land Before Time and We're Back as a kid. Guess I was really into dinosaurs back then.

I legitimately feel bad for you.

I love the wiki synopsis for this.

7+ hours and no love.

This movie either made or fed my Romaboo and /his/ love.

As a kid, prude that I was I'd fast forward through the numerous sex scenes in the movie.

Disney's best film. It was the last of the Disney Renaissance movies, it also came out in 1999, it was perfect, a great way to end a great decade. Also, this movie has unbelievable animation.
>Dem Tree-vine surfs and swings. And animal fights
youtube.com/watch?v=u630r-mrOKY
youtube.com/watch?v=yGKj_yB5_PI
Sadly they never did anything like this again. And they wont ever again because of CGI. Fuck you Disney ya bunch of greedy kikes.

Neverending Story is probably my second favorite childhood movie, after The Dark Crystal.

Because the main kid is a little bitch and frankly the world feels fake.

Fuck Doug, I loved all the Phil Collin songs in this.

youtube.com/watch?v=3P_xBCjo7K8

I'm 23. Is We're Back any good?

Good kino.

youtube.com/watch?v=gVebPEYiq2o

Completely agree about Doug. Fuck 'im.

You're right. To even begin to touch the book's insane world building required CG. Was too soon. Plus, the film is simply not charming.

Nothing wrong with your taste, though.

youtube.com/watch?v=16zdI_0OjYo

That Haunted Mansion part freaked me the fuck out

To Channel Awesome's credit. One of their workers, I think Paw. Described Neverending Story's novel.

Is he right that Bastian basically gains control of god-like powers in the books world and makes himself a god-king that creates monsters just for him to defeat? Only for the books hero to stop him?

NIGGUH. I STILL get that Poo Bear Yummy song in my head sometimes!

I havent seen this film in like 20 years!

Thanks amigo.

fuck yes!

Aw shit, I remember always watching one of these sing along videos.

The one part that stuck with me was them all singing Take Me Home, Country Roads

Come on, don't deny it!

Made me feel weird how strong that little girl came onto the boy. Weird in a good way.

Yeah, that's pretty much a spot-on assessment.

After the Nothing eats Fantasia, Bastian remakes it to his own whim. Starts out with him in a desert talking to a lion made of fire and it spirals up from there. And yeah, he looses his mind in there.

I'd recomend the book any day.

Yeah, if I remember she gave him bedroom eyes and everything.

>tfw I got to experience a girl coming on to me hard once in elementary
>somehow cave and go to skating ring together
>she realizes I'm a boring autist and leaves me alone the rest of my school life

Damn I had forgotten what this movie was called. Used to watch it all the time.

I don't know if you can help me with this.
There was this animated one, the parents of some girl are on a plane, the plane crashes or something in a mysterious island. She somehow gets there, and finds them all young like children.

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It's a terrible movie though, in hindsight.

It's not bad, just average. And kinda dated by the sound track and the protagonist's haircut.

Anyone else watched this?

>"A Keyboard! How quaint!"

There were kids who could watch an entire snorefest that is early Star Trek movies?

>CTRL+F "Anastasia"
>0 results

I don't know you people anymore

I miss Peggy Hill riding on a broom too.

>2008 / childhood
dammit...

yeah

In 35 states it's legal to have sex with someone born in a different millennium than you

>Communist are the bad guy
>Hurr lets make Necromancer Rasputin and his annoying Jewish bat the bad guys

This triggers my historical autism.

you think that's bad, there's also no pic related.

underrated

Remember when pic related was the most awesome thing in the world and not cringe-inducing?

God Bless Texas.

All of those first few direct to video movies are the kino of my childhood, but Zombie Island is the only one that unironically spooked me.

>LotR didn't let Willow's actor be one of the Hobbits during the big party at the start.

;_;

Nostalgia Chick please go to bed

It is awesome. You're taking things too seriously.

Pure Disneykino

>didn't allow
I find that hard to believe. More likely a scheduling conflict because, damn. The guy's in everything else.

My introduction to vigilante violence was Tom Jane's "The Punisher".

Saw it in theaters and afterwards my dad bought me the first Punisher solo arc in a paperback "The Circle of Blood"

Worded that wrong, but still. It would have been nice to see him in the background..

>Tom Jane's "The Punisher"

Not childhood nostalgia for me, but god I love that movie

youtube.com/watch?v=_KGaoWBwwEc#t=42s

Uhh, did you not read Mein Kampf? The Jews were the persecutors.

It's a shame that this and Treasure Planet fell on their faces so hard. I'd like to see an alternate reality where 2D and 3D animations melded so smoothly over many more projects.

Bed Knobs and Broomsticks

What about it?

What was your first Studio Ghibli movie?

Spirited Away for me, legit teary eyed the first time I saw it just from the different emotions it brought out of me.

You've re-watched it recently?

I saw this on Cartoon Network around 2005. 10 minutes in I was desperately looking for a sacrificial video tape to record the rest. I knew I was seeing greatness.

Star Trek 4 is the most dumbed down of the older trek movies.

But yes, as a kid i could still appreciate good works.

>What was your first Studio Ghibli movie?

First I intentionally watched was Totoro with an ex. But I think the first one I ever saw was Porco Rosso on tv. Never owned or went out to watch them as a kid; first anime I saw was DBZ so that made me a violent little shit and Ghibli was too sedate

>LotR butchers every scene, every paragraph of dialogue
>every scene is dumbed down, every concept is explained with a heavy hand
>no ambiguity, no pathos
>just cheap comedy and a childish tone

Fixed that for you.

Lupin the Third, the Castle of Cagliostro.

>wanting a movie that spends 10 minutes describing the forest around them

Maybe I should try again, but as a teen I found it focused too much on scenery and not enough on plot to keep me interested.

Stopped a bit after Tom Bombadil shows up.

I think I watched this with Pee Wee's Big Adventure while renting it, I hardly remember it because I liked Pee Wee more.

saw this shit on repeat too many times

Fuck all of you.

This movie was bossanova.

Catwoman made my balls drop.

get out furry

>It could be worse. My nose could be gushing blood!

Do try again. There's a reason it created the fantasy genre.

Read the Silmarillion first, then the hobbit. Then everything in LotR will make sense.

Only true men of calibre can finish it with ease. It was like reading Beowulf again, it was incredible how good Tolkien was with language.

I read it as a teen and didn't understand any of it. Years later with the movies and suddenly I have pictures to go with the words: book is 100% better for me. Read it 3 or 4 times through, would skip around in it for bedtime drowsing.

I'm ambivalent on the movies, take 'em or leave 'em, but they're invaluable for their visual cues.

So much this. The movies make the books so much more accessible, and the books are worth a read.

>I'd like to fill her void.

Chevy Nova?

>Woops, I dropped my monster condom, that I use for my magnum dong

What did penguin mean by this?

>Years later with the movies and suddenly I have pictures to go with the words

>So much this. The movies make the books so much more accessible, and the books are worth a read.

I weep for both of you. You genuinely cannot imagine the scenes he portrays on your own? They aren't even that detailed, as literature goes.

If there were any images i wish i could wipe from my mind, it would be the pale shadows depicted in the movies. I try constantly to imagine what Tolkien wrote, and not what Jackson butchered.

misunderstood artistic kino

>tfw I watched the sequel in theatre

I feel dirty still

>misunderstood autistic kino
ftfy

I understand what you're saying.

Maybe the concensus imaginings of Tolkien's scenes, be they Ted Naismith's illustrations or the films, has diminished our ability to make Middle Earth our own. Maybe.

Or maybe Middle Earth is a real enough place now in our collective that to make your argument at this point in time is simply moot.

But I sympathize with you mourning the loss of pure imagination.

Oh yeah? Did you watch Spy Kids: 3D in theaters? Did you watch Shark boy and Lava girl in theaters?! Yeah thought not, sit down and let a real cringe master shine.

has it really been 10 years?

kek it actually has the jigsaw autism logo

I was still a little kid when this said:
>It is the year 2005. The treacherous Decepticons have conquered the Autobots' home planet of Cybertron. But from secret staging grounds on two of Cybertron's moons the valiant Autobots prepare to retake their homeland.

Get on my level.

I will quote bilbo on my impression of the movies:

>“I feel thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread.”

And that's why I love the House of Bombadil all the more. It's where the pure and ancient spirit dwells. Where commercialism cannot cheapen. Where the normies dare not tread. It's where the breath of invention that moved J.R. still sweeps the grass. It's where the stream calls us to rest, apart from our worldly cares.

18, aka youngfag reporting. I can remember both of those scenes well. The birds acting suspiciously black; the little Mole guy running around naked in the gas. Good memories.

>Fuck all of you.
what? the first Turtles rules.

youtube.com/watch?v=bVivcJVrFS8

Ah fer fucks sake, user.

He said "Your opinions are incorrect, the 1990 TMNT film was pure kino".

Also, perhaps all that hardware is for making coleslaw.

It has it's moments.

I said that because we got this far, even with people cheating and listing movies, and NOBODY mentioned one of the most defining movies of my generation.

Well put.

However, i do feel they missed an opportunity with Tom.

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The only time SJP has ever looked attractive. And it's only because of the layers of makeup caked on her.

>Shark boy and Lava girl

I thought mexicans loved that movie.

i love this movie

t. furry

It's pretty good.
youtube.com/watch?v=kRnGRAXPGpI

Stupid sexy Robin

just fucking kill me, Senpai, FUCK!

flight of motherfucking dragons
youtube.com/watch?v=-qC2P7QYjaE

The wolf thing legit gave me fucking nightmares for years
Also just the thought of 'the nothing'

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That movie is good, but man it's corny as fuck.

Especially the ending.

>A PROTON IS 1837 TIMES THE MASS OF AN ELECTRON!
>AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!

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That scene early in the film where the tiny alien cricket thing gets blasted into goo and says "bull's-eye" as he dies makes me cringe every time.

A few years ago i got so excited when i found the DVD and then i got home and watched it and was completely disappointed.

>tfw the magic is gone

>BOI-OI-OI-OI-OING!!.gif

Every time Cale talks i cringe.

Holy shit it's been a while since I've seen this fucking movie. Gonna watch it now I guess.

If the king was a lion, why was his daughter a fox?

Good luck with that.

>that one part where she forces the little rabbit boy to kiss her
That was the scene. The thing that started it all for me.
I blame this movie for all the fucked up shit i'm into today

It's not gone, you just need to get high

The lion isn't the king. He's his relative who sits on the throne while the king is away, that's why he acts like a baby.

iirc

marian isn't richard's daughter, she's his niece by marriage or some shit

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In the end the actual king comes back and he's a mufasa-tier swag lion.

So she's Prince John's daughter? Did the IRL King Richard have another sibling who married a fox?

>Did the IRL King Richard have another sibling who married a fox?

damn dude, how do you not know anything about Robin Hood? Maid Marrion is not King Richards daughter, she is from a noble house.

fucking love this movie.

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>Remember watching a movie about an anthropomorphic rabbit with Superman's powers when I was like 5.
>Find The American Rabbit on DVD at Goodwill.
>Buy and watch it at home.
The magic is gone.

Half the animations are literally recycled from Jungle Book. That's a fair score

>yfw not everyone is English
>nor literate

Valley of Wind

Anyone remember this?

youtube.com/watch?v=VunyGLuSaPc

Yea, also the animations were then recycled again in the Aristocats and a few others
I remember seeing a few video compilations of all the re-used disney animations a while back. I felt completley retarded for not noticing it

You're lying if YOU remember it.

there are a few scenes that are recycled because it's disney's lowest budget film ever. pretty much everything else in the film is outstanding

These were so comfy

One of the first movies i watched where i thought the villain was so cool.

I made legos out of the spaceship.

I remember it. I at least had the tape as a kid.

They're up to 14 now.

Apparently littlefoot met his dad in 12. He was voiced by kiefer sutherland.

The Roger Dangerfield of dinosaurs.

Yeah, I neglected to take into consideration the fact that films can be preserved and played back at later dates.

I appologise and admit that you are not lying.

cwc plz go

>Kept you waitin', huh?

It was pooly worded but you know what I mean

I've never seen anyone else who loves this movie as much as i did. It's got all the right features for a kids movie.

Too bad the direction was unclear and it ended up being a little more mature than it should've been.

idk senpai

Eh-
>soundtrack

youtube.com/watch?v=jwvNAai29_0

I was alone in my love of this track:
youtube.com/watch?v=4YQh_7LYg-g

friends thought I was nuts

"Zionist" specifically means pro-Israel, not generally pro-jew.

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Thanks for correcting the record :^)

oi, don't you have another 20 billion jews to add to the holocaust figures?

Oy vey I have been discovered.
Seriously though if you mean pro-jew just say pro-jew.

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUG

this and big fish used to make me cry like a bitch

Now we're fucking talking!

Loved that movie as a kid. Always loved the idea of being able to bring my toys to life. Ended up reading all the books too for our AR required readings during elementary.

Yeah what is it about Big Fish? I love it, I get emotional too it, but I can't describe why really.

>It's too late Little Foot
>I'm already a meat eater

90's kino

>that hans zimmer/bryan adams score
>that emotion and depth conveyed through little dialogue
>that animation
>that quintessential coming of age narrative

pure childhood kino

THIS MOVIE IS FUCKING GREAT, ITS UNDERRATED AND OVERSHADOWED COMPARED TO DISNEY'S TREASURE PLANET.

CAN YOU TAKE ME HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHER

youtube.com/watch?v=HamWMR2f52s

BRIGHT EEEYYESS
BURNING LIKE FIRE