Best Disney Movie ever?

[BooScout]

This is so hard! I can't choose!

I have a special place in my heart for Clarence the Cross-eyed Lion (live action) because it was the very first movie I saw in a theater.

But as the animated films, I love Robin Hood. Its the first Disney movie I owned.

DH's favorite is a tie between the Jungle Book and Pete's Dragon. Whenever he's sick I rent one of these for him. That always makes him smile.

 

[mdhkitten]

Please know when reading some of my reply, that I'm 32, not older, but really love some of the "oldies"!

For animated:

Beauty and the Beast

The Lion King



Other Movies:

The Parent Trap (original)

The Horsemasters (WAY before my time, I think.........I'm trying to buy a used one off of ebay, but they're going for $30! Yikes!)

The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit

The Ugly Dachshund

Bedknobs and Broomsticks

 

[Torontogal]

I really love both Toy Storys. I watched them several hundred times with my kids and have many lines memorized.
I also love Lion King. Aladdin is very cool as well.
I know this one is not Disney but we just love Madagascar.....

 

[CoolTrainerTerry]

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, hands down.

 

[wendy46001]

My all time favorite is a toss up between .......The Wind in the Willow and The Black Cauldron…….have to say I’ll never forgive Pooh for taking over Mr. Toads Wild Ride

 

[deekaypee]

Like others, I can't name just one. But here's my list:

--Playful Pluto (1934, the one with the flypaper): Best "Golden Age" Cartoon
--Bambi: Best "Golden Age" Animated Feature
--101 Dalmations: Best "Postwar/Television/Theme Park Era" Animated Feature
--Fox and the Hound: Best "Dark Ages" (After Walt/Before Eisner) Animated Feature
--Runaway Brain (1995): Best Contemporary Cartoon Short
--Mulan: Best "2nd Golden Age" Animated Feature

--For the Birds: Best Pixar Cartoon
--Toy Story: Best Pixar Animated Feature
--Tie, Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The Nightmare Before Christmas : Best Animated Feature, Touchstone
--The Three Cabelleros: Best Live Action/Animated Hybrid

--Old Yeller: Best "Classic Era," Live-Action Disney
--Freaky Friday: Best "Dark Ages," Live-Action Disney
--Pirates of the Caribbean (with close seconds to The Straight Story): Best Live-Action Contemporary-Era Disney
--Ed Wood: Best Live-Action Film, Touchstone
--Tombstone: Best Live Action Film, Hollywood Pictures

 

[dementia412]

Are none of you capable of picking just one?!

You're all a bunch of cheaters, cheaters, chearters, cheaters! I'm going home!

ps... I didn't know Night Before Christmas was Disney... oops

 

[CanadianPaco]

Emporer's New Groove - Uhuh uhuh uhuh!
But the family favourite is Finding Nemo!

 

[nicolemomof4cuties]

Mine is a tie between Mary Poppins and The Little Mermaid. I can't wait til October so that I can have Ariel on DVD!!!!! I still have my original tape from the year that it was released.

 

[deide71]

Finding Nemo.

 

[deide71]

Finding Nemo. But my children love the Toy Story movies...so di I, I think I need to change my choice...but what about Sleeping Beauty, Malefacient is just soooooooooo scary. And hey, Mary Poppins is also fabulous, but I remember laughing so hard when I saw The Little Mermaid...and who could forget Baloo an King Louie in The Jungle Book...but I love Alice in Wonderland. And the Creulla de Vil song in 101 Dalmations...


Ahhhh, decisions .