Disney poll

[Mrs. G]

Which of these titles is your favorite?

[Mrs. G]

I just made this poll. I hope everyone enjoy's it. I absolutely love Disney.

[Gooding]

I'm partial to "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin"..all three of the Aladdin movies kick ass.:thumb001:

[Mrs Ulf]

Great poll, My very favorite isn't on there. I really enjoyed the Pocahontas Disney movie. But I voted for my other favorites.

[Psychonaut]

No question. Sleeping Beauty has, IMO, the most beautiful medieval inspired art, such a lush and leit-motif filled score and a wonderful tale that just screams of its Germanic mythological influences.

http://www.impawards.com/1959/posters/sleeping_beauty.jpg

[Beorn]

God damn it! No Robin Hood! :(

[Gooding]

God damn it! No Robin Hood! :(

Maybe she should write out a second poll and put Robin Hood in it, you think?:P:rolleyes:

[Mrs. G]

I am sorry that I forgot Robin hood. I was writing it from what I had available for me to see at the time. Maybe in the next Disney Poll that I make next time.

[Mrs. G]

I will not redo this poll right now. I will do a part two later.

[Beorn]

:D It's alright.

[Gooding]

I will not redo this poll right now. I will do a part two later.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D My wife's now a typical Gooding smartass..I Goodingized her quite thoroughly..the Family will be pleased.:P:D:cool:

[Mrs. G]

Yep they will at that. I am pleased with it myself as well. Yay me.

[Gooding]

Yep they will at that. I am pleased with it myself as well. Yay me.

You rock! Now would you please get me a beer?:thumb001:

[Mrs. G]

No. Get it yourself hon. Love you. I am just being a Gooding. A smart ass

[Gooding]

No. Get it yourself hon. Love you. I am just being a Gooding. A smart ass

Okay, then.:P You want one too?:D How about some makeup nooky?:cool::D;) Another aspect of Goodingness is a need for lots and lots of hot,steamy sex.

[Mrs. G]

That i have not gotten yet. Sorry no.

[Gooding]

That i have not gotten yet. Sorry no.

More's the pity.

[Mrs. G]

yeah mores the pity.

[Gooding]

Time will tell on that one, but back to topic, Beauty and the Beast painted a lovely picture of rural France for me.I've always loved that movie.

[Mrs. G]

I am glad on that. Thanks for the info. Thanks also for getting us back on topic.

[Gooding]

I am glad on that. Thanks for the info. Thanks also for getting us back on topic.

You're welcome. pollster. Now, which movie(s) do you prefer? Bantering's good fun, but one liners don't say a lot about your cinematic preferences.

[Mrs. G]

Sleeping Beauty, Darby O'gill and the Little People, Peter Pan, Cinderella, and The Parent Trap (the original version). All are some of my favorites.I have several.

[Gooding]

Sleeping Beauty, Darby O'gill and the Little People, Peter Pan, Cinderella, and The Parent Trap (the original version). All are some of my favorites.I have several.

Darby O'Gill and the Little People was good.It was startling to see Sean Connery as a young man, but his talents were apparent even then.

[Mrs. G]

They definitely were. He sure was cute as a young man, but not as handsome as my husband.

[Gooding]

They definitely were. He sure was cute as a young man, but not as handsome as my husband.

No actress,past,present or future, will be able to compare with the brilliant beauty of my wife.How about Mary Poppins? Dick Van Dyke(Dijk?) was a brilliant actor himself.

[Mrs. G]

That he was and not bad looking, Julie Andrews was wuite a looker in her time as well.

[Mrs. G]

I meant quite

[Gooding]

I meant quite

She still can't begin to compare with you, Fräulein. I think she was lesbian anyway.

[Mrs. G]

She was not. She has grand children now. And is a happily married woman. Like me.

[Mrs. G]

Thanks for the compliment.

[Gooding]

Thanks for the compliment.

Thank you for graciously accepting said compliment, rather than analyzing it.

[Mrs. G]

no problem.

[Treffie]

None of them. I wish Hannibal Lecter was around when Walt Disney made these films. :)

[Mrs. G]

I don't that would have been gross. I don't care for Hannibal. To each their own I guess.

[Tabiti]

I grew up with "Lion King". Also liked very much "Bambi" no matter it's based on a novel (which I've also read) from a Jewish writer Felix Salten, banned by the Nazis;)

[Absinthe]

My favorite isn't included in the poll (Fantasy). I think that was the most classic and superior work ever :thumbs

[Octothorpe]

Of those listed (second poll, Mrs. G? :p), I picked The Incredibles. My favorite just might be Nightmare Before Christmas. When my (now adult) daughter was young, we'd come back after trick or treating and pop the VHS of Nightmare in the player and sort her candy (Daddy gets the Reese's!) while watching the movie. It brings back special memories. Now, my son (who is much younger--fifteen year gap!) thought that Finding Nemo was the best thing ever--until he found out about Godzilla movies! :thumb001:

[Absinthe]

Nightmare before Christmas is not Disney, is it? :icon_ask:

[Lady L]

I voted for Snow White, The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Bambi, Lady and the Tramp and Alice in Wonderland. :) Alice in Wonderland was such a trippy movie. :)

[Tolleson]

Alice in Wonderland was such a trippy movie. :)

Brought to you by LSD and Crack. :D

[Smaland]

Two Disney films that I like are Fantasia (1940) and The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1963, actually a miniseries). The starring role in Scarecrow was played by Patrick McGoohan. :)

[Germanicus]

When i was little i saw the film Peter Pan, the ticking of the clock and the crocodile stalking Captain Hook terrified me, so i voted for this classic old Disney 1953 film.

[Piparskeggr]

God damn it! No Robin Hood! :(

Agreed :thumbs

[Octothorpe]

Nightmare before Christmas is not Disney, is it? :icon_ask:

Oh, most certainly it is! Every Disney Store stocks tons of Nightmare stuff. It was directed by Tim Burton under the Touchstone banner, which is owned by Disney. We took the boy to Disneyworld this past June, and among the Mickey Mouse and other character-costumes were Jack and Sally! Quite cool! :cool:

[Inese]

I love Bambi, the little Mermaid and Alice in Wonderland :thumbs up We have Alice in Wodnerland on video casette.

Other good movie from disney i like very much is " the fox and the hound" :embarrassed

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