Favourite Disney Movie?

[The Rich Port]

And yet, he was about to let an innocent girl die and charge the Queen with treason. So, he's a liar, too.

Being a Christian doesn't mean you're excluded from being a sociopathic asshole.

He was trying to protect Anna.

Ah, so you didn't watch the movie.

[Greater Weselton]

He was trying to protect Anna.

Ah, so you didn't watch the movie.

I did.

[Lyanica]

Well, I never saw John Carter (and apparently no one else did either) so I can't choose that... Probably The Lion King as my favourite

[The Rich Port]

Ah, so you didn't watch the movie.

I did.

No, you didn't, because if you had, you would know that is not at all what Hans was doing.

Thankfully, someone put up his retarded "I am actually evil, derp derp" speech so you can go watch it.

[Theatre Land]

Beauty and the Beast! Hands down.

[Aleprennia]

Alice in Wonderland.

[Greater Weselton]

I did.

No, you didn't, because if you had, you would know that is not at all what Hans was doing.

Thankfully, someone put up his retarded "I am actually evil, derp derp" speech so you can go watch it.

I consider Hans the attempted Savior of Europe. He locked Anna in the room to protect her from Elsa.

[Rusicade]

WALL-E!

[Sou Lekaland]

Do you wanna kill a snowman, do you wanna kill a snowman actually it's Cars 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Rich Port]

No, you didn't, because if you had, you would know that is not at all what Hans was doing.

Thankfully, someone put up his retarded "I am actually evil, derp derp" speech so you can go watch it.

I consider Hans the attempted Savior of Europe. He locked Anna in the room to protect her from Elsa.

He clearly DID NOT, it is a matter of fact HE DID NOT, he very clearly states HE DID NOT, it's right fucking there, telegraphed so even morons can understand he did not.

Also, you do realize Arendelle is not an actual kingdom, right? It is never explicitly stated it's in Europe, or if it's even near Europe. It could be near Tselinoyarsk for all we know.

[Greater Weselton]

I consider Hans the attempted Savior of Europe. He locked Anna in the room to protect her from Elsa.

He clearly DID NOT, it is a matter of fact HE DID NOT, he very clearly states HE DID NOT, it's right fucking there, telegraphed so even morons can understand he did not.

Also, you do realize Arendelle is not an actual kingdom, right? It is never explicitly stated it's in Europe, or if it's even near Europe. It could be near Tselinoyarsk for all we know.

It is based on Norway.

[The IASM]

The incredibles was a wonderful movie and has stayed with me since I first saw it.

[Britanno]

Lion King, no question.

[The Rich Port]

He clearly DID NOT, it is a matter of fact HE DID NOT, he very clearly states HE DID NOT, it's right fucking there, telegraphed so even morons can understand he did not.

Also, you do realize Arendelle is not an actual kingdom, right? It is never explicitly stated it's in Europe, or if it's even near Europe. It could be near Tselinoyarsk for all we know.

It is based on Norway.

Based =/= Is

You've also not addressed the fact you appear to have problems with basic plot comprehension.

You think a murderous power-grabber is a hero, when he was about to murder the heroine and seal away a Queen for the crime of suffering a nervous breakdown in order to place himself at the helm of a country, a goal he was attempting to achieve previously by deceiving the heroine into marrying him, all of which are strictly in his own interest?

[Sumaltheria]

For Disney, Lion King! =)
But out of any animated film, Anastasia!

[Greater Weselton]

It is based on Norway.

Based =/= Is

You've also not addressed the fact you appear to have problems with basic plot comprehension.

You think a murderous power-grabber is a hero, when he was about to murder the heroine and seal away a Queen for the crime of suffering a nervous breakdown in order to place himself at the helm of a country, a goal he was attempting to achieve previously by deceiving the heroine into marrying him, all of which are strictly in his own interest?

Hans was to execute Elsa for the people since she was an evil witch.

[Segland]

Mulan has been my favorite Disney movie ever since I first saw it. And I'm not talking about that crappy sequel

[The Rich Port]

Based =/= Is

You've also not addressed the fact you appear to have problems with basic plot comprehension.

You think a murderous power-grabber is a hero, when he was about to murder the heroine and seal away a Queen for the crime of suffering a nervous breakdown in order to place himself at the helm of a country, a goal he was attempting to achieve previously by deceiving the heroine into marrying him, all of which are strictly in his own interest?

Hans was to execute Elsa for the people since she was an evil witch.

Hans was a petty crook who exploited the ignorance and fear of his people for his own benefit. He explicitly states this, by the way.

[Torsiedelle]

Toy Story. I grew up with Toy Story, man...

Frozen was good, too.

[Greater Weselton]

Hans was to execute Elsa for the people since she was an evil witch.

Hans was a petty crook who exploited the ignorance and fear of his people for his own benefit. He explicitly states this, by the way.

Elsa was an evil witch.

[Gristol-Serkonos]

Hans was a petty crook who exploited the ignorance and fear of his people for his own benefit. He explicitly states this, by the way.

Elsa was an evil witch.

You're going to continue on with that rhetoric?

Better try a new angle.

[Greater Weselton]

Elsa was an evil witch.

You're going to continue on with that rhetoric?

Better try a new angle.

My only other argument is the Illuminati one.

[The Rich Port]

Oh, right, Weselton's awful arguments jacked me and the thread.

God, I don't know... Gun to my head...

In terms of objective artistic quality, from what it contributed to art in general, placing it high above any feelings I might have for other movies, then it is most definitely Fantasia. What's amazing about it is that it has no unifying plot, and yet that doesn't matter. It's skits, by themselves, can serve the same purpose entire movies sometimes can't achieve. It has little dialogue, and yet the stories come across perfectly. Out of all the movies, I find it has the least problems. I personally found the ballet hippos part silly, even as a kid. Then again, I also don't personally like it over other movies.

My personal favourite is Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. I just love the world it creates, the story, and the fact it's all down and dirty and gritty. It's like if Warner Brothers actually made a good feature film. I'd love to see what would happen today if Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny had a conversation.

"So, eh, Mickey, how's them Joney Brothers workin' fer ya? Warm, cozy nights after 'em? Hee hee hee."

"Haha, you're so... Down to Earth, Bugs... I put a hit out on you..."

I also find myself attracted to some of the... Lesser Disney movies. Like, The Black Cauldron, a movie with so much promise that delivers so little.

[New haven america]

Toy Story 2

[The Rich Port]

You're going to continue on with that rhetoric?

Better try a new angle.

My only other argument is the Illuminati one.

Then kindly don't fucking write it because we no longer fucking care.