Veresae
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| It's not animated, but I remember really loving "Ewoks: The Battle for Endor." XD Dorky me. |
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frankcritic
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Well, I read through this thread quickly, but there are two favorites of mine that don't seem to be mentioned.
Flight of Dragons
He-Man/She-ra: The Secret of the Sword
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PunkyKat
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| Lion King (the only movie I could actualy sit through) |
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Social_Fantom
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I liked Aladdin. 
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pakled
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well, my childhood's probably farther back, but
Star Blazers (Japanese...a flying battleship)
Fritz the cat (well, we snuck in... |
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Thomas1138
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Disney's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (More of a short, but hey)
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Technically, it was second half a feature film. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
Hey, Bing Crosby is almost as good as James Earl Jones when it comes to finding cool voice-overs. |
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DejaQ
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When I was young I didn't have the attention span for a lot of movies. I mostly only saw clips from animated movies on those Disney Sing-Along tapes.
Some animated movies that I do remember watching often...
Aladdin (I remember buying this movie when I was three...I became obsessed with it after watching it when I was about nine)
Dumbo
The Fox and the Hound
The Great Mouse Detective
James and the Giant Peach
The Little Engine That Could
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Oliver & Company
Pinocchio
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LtlPinkCoupe
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In no particular order:
1. Prince of Egypt
2. Chicken Run
3. Every Disney/Pixar movie
4. Tarzan
5. 101 Dalmatians
6. Alice in Wonderland
7. Ferngully
8. Mulan
9. A Goofy Movie
10. The Jungle Book
11. The Land Before Time (and sequels 2 - 7)
12. Shark Tale
13. The Road to El Dorado
14. Rock - A - Doodle
15. The Lion King
16. Lilo and Stitch
17. Winnie the Pooh stuff
18. Rugrats: The Movie and Rugrats in Paris
19. Ice Age
20. Wallace and Gromit featurettes
21. The Brave Little Toaster
...And I think that about covers it. 
ETA: For some reason, my mom would always park me in front of "Thumbelina" when I was, like, four and we'd go visit my grandparents...I can appreciate it now for the songs and for nostalgic reasons, but it wasn't one of my childhood favorites, necessarily. I actually found it kind of depressing in parts.
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Doomeo
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1. Happy Feet
2. Sponge Bob The Movie
That is all that I can think of for now. It wasn't really the jokes that I liked about the movies because I thought they were okay, but it was just the journey that the characters would go through. I cried a little at the part where sponge bob and patrick where almost going to dye at the heat of the lamp. |
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DanRaccoon
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Too many to list x.x The Raccooons was a memorable one for me :p
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tb86
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| Despite my age I still love animated movies today. I can be very immature for my age. Most of the animated movies I saw as a kid I still love today or even much more e.g. The Lion King, Toy Story. There are some I used to watch as a kid but looking at them now they are either bad or still good but not that good e.g. The first 3 Pokemon Movies, Digimon the Movie. |
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Jetfox
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mulan no contest.
one of the few tomboyish females in movies that i knew of and still one that stands out to this day.
and atlantis, the effects in this movie were at the time amazing besides you could quote almost every line in this movie.
most movies i have watched are live though and i got a list a mile long.
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Declension
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| I loved Disney movies, especially The Lion King, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast. I remember one of the best days of my life was watching The Lion King three times. |
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Sparx
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The Lion King, definitely
101 Dalmatians
Pocahontas
Aladdin
The Arisocats
The Little Mermaid
Mulan
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
A Bug's Life
Toy Story 1 & 2
Bambi
Lady and the Tramp
The Jungle Book
The Emperor's New Groove
Tarzan
Oliver & Company
The Fox and the Hound
Monsters, Inc.
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
The Prince of Egypt
Joseph: King of Dreams
Balto
The Land Before Time
All Dogs Go To Heaven
An American Tail
Rock-A-Doodle
Thumbelina
The Rescuers Down Under
Cats Don't Dance
The Brave Little Toaster (so freaking scary!)
Chicken Run
Winnie the Pooh
Mayyyybe I should stop. xD |
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DC1977
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Top of the list would be Transformers the movie and in no particular order after that
Inhumanoids the Movie
GI Joe the movie (well one of them, but can't remember which it has Serpentor in it)
Starchaser The Legend of Orin |
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