Favorite Disney Classic Animation Film

[Seabiscuit]

On my way to Disneyland next Sunday I can't get Disney off the brain.

This poll covers only the best known early/classic Disney animation films.

I can't choose one, so I'll post my preferences in order later.

But you can only vote for one:

[proud2BlibKansan]

1. Fantasia

Hands down. One of the best movies EVER.

[Seabiscuit]

4. Agreed. Fascinated me as a child and still fascinates me.

[democracyindanger]

9. If only Uncle Walt's original vision for it was realized

He saw it as a constantly traveling movie, updated every year to showcase the best in animation.

If you haven't seen Fantasia 2000, do.

[punpirate]

13. That's sort of what Bruno Bozzetto has been...

... doing with his collections of cartoon shorts. They seem to change over time (although some of that could be due to choices made by VHS distributors).

His satire on "Fantasia," btw, is not to be missed.

[Seabiscuit]

17. I didn't know that. Walt was a genius. And yes, I have Fantasia 2000 too

[Seabiscuit]

2. OK, My favorites in order:

1. Fantasia
2. Bambi
3. Alice in Wonderland
4. Peter Pan
5. Lady and the Tramp
6. Pinocchio
7. Dumbo
8. Cinderella
9. Snow and the Seven Dwarfs
10. Sleeping Beauty

[Dr Fate]

3. Fantasia- although I really prefer Warner Bros. shorts.

n/t

[Seabiscuit]

6. I like them too, but they're a different genre.

[Dr Fate]

10. True! But who does not love Donald Duck?

"Who's got the sweetest disposition?"

I also really love the old Golden Key "Uncle Scrooge" Comics- they are quite good- story & art wise...

[Seabiscuit]

24. When I was a kid other kids called me "Donald Duck" for awhile.

Please don't ask me why.

And yes, the 1950's "Uncle Scrooge" Comics were classic - I used to collect them all.

[Left Is Write]

5. 101 Dalmatians.

[Seabiscuit]

7. 1959 was the cut off. That one was made in 1961.

I'll put up a more contemporary poll later. :)

[Left Is Write]

8. I'd still consider it a classic.

I definitely wouldn't put it in the same category as Beauty And The Beast, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, et al.

[Seabiscuit]

12. I consider it a classic too, but there are only 10 spots for this poll. :(

Unfortunately, it will be in that next category, but it will definitely top the list.

[Tom Kitten]

11. I voted for Fantasia...

I enjoyed the Stravinsky and Mussourgsky parts especially ...

[blue neen]

14. I've never been able to watch "Fantasia" the whole way through.

The music is so relaxing that I always fall asleep.

I voted for Snow White.

[Seabiscuit]

15. LOL! Does "Hi Ho" wake you up?

[blue neen]

18. There's something about those 7 dwarfs marching around...

:rofl:

[Seabiscuit]

16. Even Moussourgsky's "Night On Bald Mountain"?

I suspect you're already sound asleep by the time that comes along. In which case, you've also missed "Ave Maria".

[blue neen]

19. I'm really going to have to try to watch the whole movie.

What I've been able to see of it has been brilliant!

[Seabiscuit]

23. Try just watching it one part at a time.

[jpgray]

20. Not the greatest animation in the world

But I have a soft spot for Robin Hood. Ustinov is absolutely hilarious. :D

[Seabiscuit]

21. Kick for the very early morning crowd

[Seabiscuit]

22. Self-deleted dupe

[Seabiscuit]

25. Final kick

[Hobarticus]

26. Muhfuggin' Robin Hood...but Fantasia works in a pinch...

[Shell Beau]

27. Mine is not on the list. I loved The Little Mermaid. But really all are

great.

[Seabiscuit]

30. You can vote for The Little Mermaid on the other poll on page 2

[seemunkee]

28. Dumbo - love the colors and Walt Kelly's crows

[JAbuchan08]

29. I can't vote for some reason but I'm going for cinderella

I just love the angular style and the music is good.

[yvr girl]

31. Bambi was the first movie I ever saw

It was my treat for being good at my first trip to the dentist!

I saw it in the theatre again a few years ago when it was re-released. I still cried when Bambi's mother was killed.

[mac56]

32. I prefer the B-list features.

"Aladdin", "The Emperor's New Groove", "The Sword In The Stone", "Fun And Fancy Free", "Make Mine Music", "Saludos Amigos", "A Goofy Movie", etc.

Less hype, less pressure, more enjoyable product.

Note too that Dizney has now closed its cell animation department. Sort of like Coca-Cola getting out of the soft drink business.

[Seabiscuit]

33. Michael Eisner is responsible for that travesty. Roy Disney has, as a

result begun his own website: www.savedisney.com