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[timferius]

I quite liked it, up there as one of my more favourite Disney movies? I'm liking a lot of the newer stuff (Tangled, Princess and the frog). Also, as much as I love Idina Menzel, this is the best version of let it go I've found, guy has quite the voice.

[Tawa]

I refuse to watch that thing, ever. Its popularity just calls forth too many images of Orwellian-style propaganda.

It may also be related to the fact that I can remember exactly how every girl in my grade sounds like when she sings that song because they sang it so frigging much.

[Descan]

My favourite disney film is Brave.

... It may be because I like redheads and Scotland.

Maybe.

Still, it's a nice story, and not one about "Gotta get dat princess some dick" for once, so that's nice. Well, I mean, technically that IS a part of the story, but it's not the end-all be-all, hell it's even an obstacle instead of a "Get her some nice cock and she'll be happy!" end goal.

[Dutchling]

My favourite disney films are the ones I watched as a kid.

They kinda suck without a healthy dose of nostalgia.

[Neonivek]

My favourite disney films are the ones I watched as a kid.

They kinda suck without a healthy dose of nostalgia.

Well the Disney movies that suck in retrospect are
-Bambi
-Junglebook: Before you debate this... I want you to skip ahead to the part AFTER "I want to be like you". Then tell me how much you like the movie.
-The Rescuers: I like this movie, but honestly it was just uncomfortable to sit through most of this...

I tried to exclude the ones I personally don't like... Like Peter Pan, Snow White, and Robin Hood. As well I think Cinderella is fine even in retrospect. Sleeping Beauty though is odd in that the movie is even better in retrospect.

[Lightningfalcon]

Wait, Fox and the Hound was bad?  I remember it being really good (and sad).  Are my nostalgia goggles that clouded?

[Dutchling]

Neonivek is objectively wrong. Only new disney movies are bad. The old ones are all amazing.

[Arcvasti]

Neonivek is objectively wrong. Only new disney movies are bad. The old ones are all amazing.

I liked Tangled and Brave and didn't mind Frozen[Definitely overhyped. Best part IMO was the mining song at the beginning.]. Princess and the Frog had the one musical number I loved and then... nothing.

Most of the old disney movies were good. But the SEQUELS to the old disney movies were, by and large, terribad.

[Tawa]

Yeah, the old Disneys were often pretty good. Tangled was pretty good (the cool as hell main character helped things along). I'm not such a big fan of the other new ones, though.

[Skyrunner]

I agree, Frozen's mining song was the most incredible moment. Especially with a theatre's expensive audio system... quite atmospheric and grand and stuff like that.

[Lord Shonus]

Neonivek is objectively wrong. Only new disney movies are bad. The old ones are all amazing.

I liked Tangled and Brave and didn't mind Frozen[Definitely overhyped. Best part IMO was the mining song at the beginning.]. Princess and the Frog had the one musical number I loved and then... nothing.

Most of the old disney movies were good. But the SEQUELS to the old disney movies were, by and large, terribad.

I always thought A Snow White Christmas was pretty good, particularly the beginning.

[ChairmanPoo]

I still remember Aladdin with fondness... and watch it when it comes up on TV.

[scriver]

There's a mining song in Frozen? But... Doesn't it take place in Denmark?

[Graknorke]

Ice mining.
Don't question it too much.

[MonkeyHead]

There's a mining song in Frozen? But... Doesn't it take place in Denmark?

Opening sequence.