The Batlord

I actually watched Alice in Wonderland to start last night off. Loved the weirdness and Alice's adventurousness, but I mean the movie has no plot or character arc so it's kind of hard to watch as anything but a visual spectacle, but dear god I want to smoke some serious weed and watch that movie.

And with whatever I said about Sleeping Beauty, there are very, very few Disney movies I'd ever say you could miss, and basically none I'd say you shouldn't watch. And Sleeping Beauty is in the low part of those movies you definitely should watch. I guess it's just cause you're European that you've never seen it, cause it's honestly weird to me that you haven't seen it, but the villain is one of the best in all of cinema and you should absolutely watch it if only for her. And even otherwise it's a fascinating visual movie. But otherwise it is just kind of another Disney movie, but even that is a recomendation, cause... ****ing Disney.

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Cuthbert

lol

Frownland

Or just watch Maleficent. Same thing.

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SoundboardTerrorSquad

all of you guys are talking like you forgot what the greatest disney movie is

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The Batlord

Is that actually a good movie though? I mean Sleeping Beauty has flaws, but it's still a movie worth watching, but Maleficent just looked like ****.

I mean yeah, cause Aladdin is amazing, but Disney in general is eminently watchable and everyone should watch the vast majority of Disney movies. And let's not forget that any early 90s kid probably discovered women through Jasmine.

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MicShazam

As far as I remember, it was mainly the visuals and the fun, snappy dialogue that I loved about Alice in Wonderland, plus some of the songs are good. I just found the movie strangely mesmerizing to watch.

Disney movies are huge over here too, but I've never gone out of my way to watch those from before my time. I'm most familiar with the 90's output, and maybe late 80's. It's pretty spotty what I have and haven't watched from before then.

The Lion King, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, Mulan... those are the ones I'm sure that I've watched multiple times.

The Batlord

You really should make time for early Disney. A lot of it is kind of dated, especially for its portrayal of female antagonists, but... I don't know... it's ****ing Disney. It's just the best **** ever. At the very least you need to see Cinderella and 101 Dalmations.

But yeah the 90s **** will always stick with me the most. Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Mulan, Pocahontas, and Hercules will always be heavy hitters in my favorite movies of all-time no matter how old I get, but especially since I was the perfect age. But the old movies, while dated, most definitely have their worth in spades if you give them the chance.

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Frownland

It's actually a lot better than it looks and I think that you of all people would do the dick wriggle on it.

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MicShazam

Definitely want to see Cinderella. Those based on fairy tales are especially interesting to me. Plus, I like that scene where the birds and mice make the dress. If you don't have that same Disney Christmas special on TV as we get every year in Denmark, then it's kind of hard to explain. But I've basically seen that scene almost every year for 30+ years, but never seen the full movie.

I like the look of old Disney movies a lot. The music too. Maybe I can squeeze a few in during December.

SoundboardTerrorSquad

What are you guys thoughts on the new live action lion king thats coming out?

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