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* ''{{Transformers}}'': This is my big one. I'm mainly into ''[[TransformersAnimated Animated]]'', ''BeastWars'', and ''[[TransformersPrime Prime]]'', but I did enjoy ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise'' and the [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 comics]]. I also liked the first [[Film/{{Transformers}} movie]], but I consider ''RevengeOfTheFallen'' to be DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible, and just didn't give a crap about ''DarkOfTheMoon''.
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* ''{{Transformers}}'': This is my big one. I'm mainly into ''[[TransformersAnimated Animated]]'', ''BeastWars'', and ''[[TransformersPrime Prime]]'', any of the comics by Roche, Roberts, or Barber, but I did enjoy ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise'' ''Anime/TransformersRobotsInDisguise'' and the [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 comics]]. latter half of ''TransformersArmada''. I also liked the first [[Film/{{Transformers}} movie]], but I consider ''RevengeOfTheFallen'' to be DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible, unbearable, and just didn't give a crap about ''DarkOfTheMoon''. I liked ''TransformersPrime'' at first, but I quickly grew bored of the excessive GRIMDARK.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[LoveableRogue Thief-Acrobat]], and a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], . I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], Greatsword, a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[LoveableRogue Thief-Acrobat]], [[GadgeteerGenius Artificer]], and a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], .Monk]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''Disney/TheRescuers'' - It's kind of yawn-inducing, although it's not bad. For once, the sequel was actually BETTER.
* ''Disney/TheFoxAndTheHound'' - Definitely one of the more TearJerker films of the canon - in a good way, of course.
* ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'' - I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it was pretty good, if not very Disney-ish. It's both underrated and recommended.
* ''Disney/TheFoxAndTheHound'' - Definitely one of the more TearJerker films of the canon - in a good way, of course.
* ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'' - I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it was pretty good, if not very Disney-ish. It's both underrated and recommended.
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* ''Disney/TheRescuers'' - It's kind of yawn-inducing, although it's but not bad.awful. For once, the sequel was actually BETTER.
* ''Disney/TheFoxAndTheHound'' - Definitely one of the more TearJerker films of the canon - in a good way, ofcourse.
course. Pretty decent overall.
* ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'' - I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it waspretty good, decent, if not very Disney-ish. It's both underrated and recommended.Disney-ish.
* ''Disney/TheFoxAndTheHound'' - Definitely one of the more TearJerker films of the canon - in a good way, of
* ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'' - I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it was
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* ''Disney/OliverAndCompany'' - Good, but not great. It still had a great soundtrack, though.
* ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' - Even though it's VERY good, it's a little bit overrated. Ursula, however, is the most frightening Disney villain ever crafted. Another part of the always-good pantheon of Musker-Clements films, and AlanMenken, as always, provides an excellent soundtrack.
* ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' - Even though it's VERY good, it's a little bit overrated. Ursula, however, is the most frightening Disney villain ever crafted. Another part of the always-good pantheon of Musker-Clements films, and AlanMenken, as always, provides an excellent soundtrack.
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* ''Disney/OliverAndCompany'' - Good, Decent, but not great. It still had a great soundtrack, though.
* ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' - Even though it's VERY good, it's a little bit overrated. Ursula, however, is the most frightening Disney villain ever crafted. Another part of the always-good pantheon of Musker-Clements films, and AlanMenken, asalways, always (except for ''{{Newsies}}'', but that's not an animated film, so screw it), provides an excellent soundtrack.
* ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' - Even though it's VERY good, it's a little bit overrated. Ursula, however, is the most frightening Disney villain ever crafted. Another part of the always-good pantheon of Musker-Clements films, and AlanMenken, as
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* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring for me. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. I don't recommend it, but it's not a bad film - it's up to you to decide the quality.
* ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' - If nothing else, ''Hunchback'' is a step in the right direction after ''Pocahontas''. It's a flawed film - It's far too short, and the PluckyComicRelief doesn't fit in with the tone at all - but otherwise, with a great villain and Alan Menken's finest soundtrack, it's able to stand on its own merits as a good film. Recommended.
* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I prefer Herc. Recommended, and sitting comfortable at number eight on my top ten Disney films list.
* ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' - If nothing else, ''Hunchback'' is a step in the right direction after ''Pocahontas''. It's a flawed film - It's far too short, and the PluckyComicRelief doesn't fit in with the tone at all - but otherwise, with a great villain and Alan Menken's finest soundtrack, it's able to stand on its own merits as a good film. Recommended.
* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I prefer Herc. Recommended, and sitting comfortable at number eight on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring for me.me when I went back to it as an adult. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. I don't recommend it, but it's not a bad film - it's up to you to decide the quality.
* ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' - If nothing else, ''Hunchback'' is a step in the right direction after ''Pocahontas''. It's a flawed film - It's far too short, and the PluckyComicRelief doesn't fit in with the tone at all (although Victor is okay, and Laverne is ActuallyPrettyFunny what with the pigeon RunningGag) - but otherwise, with a great villain and Alan Menken's finest soundtrack, it's able to stand on its own merits as a good film. Recommended.
* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a mythbuff, buff and being a bit peeved by the, ahem, "liberties" Disney took, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, audience showing that, yes, they ''[[ShownTheirWork did]]'' in fact care, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but Mermaid''. That said, I prefer Herc. Recommended, and sitting comfortable comfortably at number eight on my top ten Disney films list.
* ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' - If nothing else, ''Hunchback'' is a step in the right direction after ''Pocahontas''. It's a flawed film - It's far too short, and the PluckyComicRelief doesn't fit in with the tone at all (although Victor is okay, and Laverne is ActuallyPrettyFunny what with the pigeon RunningGag) - but otherwise, with a great villain and Alan Menken's finest soundtrack, it's able to stand on its own merits as a good film. Recommended.
* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth
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* ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' - It's not a bad film, but it's also not boring. While there are some questionable twists in the plot, the art design by Mike Mignola and the SceneryPorn and TechnologyPorn make this an unsung favorite. Recommended.
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* ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' - It's not a bad film, but it's also not boring.it never becomes anything more than decent. While there are some questionable twists in the plot, the art design by Mike Mignola and the SceneryPorn and TechnologyPorn make this an unsung favorite. Recommended.
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* ''BrotherBear'' - While not a classic, BrotherBear does what it sets out to do reasonable well. Phil Collins provides a soundtrack, that, while not reaching the hieghts of his work on ''Tarzan'', still provides an excellent mood to the movie. I recommend it.
* ''HomeOnTheRange'' - There's a reason this cowpie nearly killed hand-drawn animation. '''Avoid at all costs.'''
* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' - "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words, avoid this one.
* ''HomeOnTheRange'' - There's a reason this cowpie nearly killed hand-drawn animation. '''Avoid at all costs.'''
* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' - "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words, avoid this one.
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* ''BrotherBear'' - While not a classic, BrotherBear does what it sets out to do reasonable reasonably well. Phil Collins provides a soundtrack, that, while not reaching the hieghts heights of his work on ''Tarzan'', still provides an excellent mood to the movie. I recommend it.
Still, it's never any better than decent.
* ''HomeOnTheRange'' - There's a reason this cowpie nearly killed hand-drawn animation. An asinine attempt to rip-off the ''{{Shrek}}'' formula, and containing a TakeThat at one of Dreamworks' better works, the film reeks of intentional sabotage of traditional animation by Eisner. Even our old friend AlanMenken can't save this film from being a steamping pile of dung. '''Avoid at all costs.'''
* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' - "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words,avoid this one.it's not as god-awful as ''Home on the Range'', but it's still a piece of crap.
* ''HomeOnTheRange'' - There's a reason this cowpie nearly killed hand-drawn animation. An asinine attempt to rip-off the ''{{Shrek}}'' formula, and containing a TakeThat at one of Dreamworks' better works, the film reeks of intentional sabotage of traditional animation by Eisner. Even our old friend AlanMenken can't save this film from being a steamping pile of dung. '''Avoid at all costs.'''
* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' - "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words,
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* ''Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' - Yet another good movie from Musker and Clements, i'd daresay this is their MagnumOpus - with the best Disney villain since Yzma (and he's voiced by '''KeithDavid''', no less!) and a soundtrack that proves even RandyNewman can make a good musical, I highly recommend this one.
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* ''Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' - Yet another good movie from Musker and Clements, i'd I'd daresay this is their MagnumOpus - with the best Disney villain since Yzma (and he's voiced by '''KeithDavid''', no less!) and a soundtrack that proves even RandyNewman can make a good musical, stand toe-to-toe with Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, I highly recommend this one.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[WrestlerInAllOfUs Grappler]], with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin daggers]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[SinisterScythe scythe]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[WrestlerInAllOfUs Grappler]], with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin daggers]], Thief-Acrobat]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[SinisterScythe scythe]].Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], . I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[ReverseGrip reverse-gripped]] [[SinisterScimitar sabre]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, [[WrestlerInAllOfUs Grappler]], with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], daggers]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[ReverseGrip reverse-gripped]] [[SinisterScimitar sabre]].[[SinisterScythe scythe]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''TengenToppaGurrenLagann'': Ah, the series that got me back into anime after years of indifference! My favorite characters are probably Viral (BadAss DEFINED)), Nia (Because HyndenWalch is adorable), and Leeron (The best role SteveBlum's ever played), even though I like pretty much everyone in the series (Even Rossiu!)… Except the Anti-Spiral. Bastard.
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* ''TengenToppaGurrenLagann'': Ah, the series that got me back into anime after years of indifference! My favorite characters are probably Viral (BadAss DEFINED)), Nia (Because HyndenWalch is adorable), and Leeron (The best role SteveBlum's ever played), even though I like pretty much everyone in the series (Even Rossiu!)… Except the Anti-Spiral. Bastard.indifference!
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[ReverseGrip reverse-gripped]] [[SinisterScimitar khopesh]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[ReverseGrip reverse-gripped]] [[SinisterScimitar khopesh]].sabre]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[ReverseGrip Drow Long Knife]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who uses a [[ReverseGrip Drow Long Knife]].reverse-gripped]] [[SinisterScimitar khopesh]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and a Homebrewed [[FishPeople Malenti]] PirateGirl [[MusicalAssassin Bard]] who basically uses "pirate metal" to attack. Think {{Alestorm}}. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a Good (ChaoticGood) [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a Good (NeutralGood) [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a LawfulGood [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], a an Unaligned (ChaoticNeutral) [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]], and a Homebrewed [[FishPeople Malenti]] PirateGirl [[MusicalAssassin Bard]] an Unaligned (LawfulNeutral) [[OurElvesAreBetter Half-Drow]] [[ChurchMilitant Avenger]] who basically uses "pirate metal" to attack. Think {{Alestorm}}.a [[ReverseGrip Drow Long Knife]]. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, this is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock.
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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, this is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock. While ''Fantasia'' is the superior film, I prefer this film, and place it at number five on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one.
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* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one. I recommend it, and place it at number nine on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles!
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* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles!roles! Highly recommended, and sitting at the position of number six in my top ten Disney movies.
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* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it!
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* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it!it, and place it at number seven in my top ten Disney movies.
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* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon.'''
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.
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* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon.Canon, and the number one greatest Disney film of all time.'''
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfullyboring.boring for me. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if I don't recommend it, but it's not a bad film - it's up to you want something to help you fall asleep.decide the quality.
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully
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* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more.
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* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more.prefer Herc. Recommended, and sitting comfortable at number eight on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended.
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* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended.recommended, and placed at number four on my top ten favorite Disney films list.
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* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasster should NOT have fired. Highly recommended.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
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* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasster should NOT have fired. Highly recommended.
recommended - it's number two on my top ten Disney films list.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. I place it at number ten on my top ten Disney films list.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. I place it at number ten on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
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* ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]] and a Homebrewed [[FishPeople Malenti]] PirateGirl [[MusicalAssassin Bard]] who basically uses "pirate metal" to attack. Think {{Alestorm}}.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] {{Samurai}}-themed Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]] katars]], and a Homebrewed [[FishPeople Malenti]] PirateGirl [[MusicalAssassin Bard]] who basically uses "pirate metal" to attack. Think {{Alestorm}}.
{{Alestorm}}. I kind of go for an over-the-top, RuleOfCool DungeonPunk theming with my characters.
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* ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' - This is Walt's true masterpiece. There's a segment for everyone - my personal favorite segments are [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel Night on Bald Mountain]] and [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Rite of Spring]].
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* ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' - This is Walt's true masterpiece. There's a segment for everyone - my personal favorite segments are [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel Night on Bald Mountain]] and [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Rite of Spring]].
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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, it has been VindicatedByHistory due to being genuinely funny and entertaining. This is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock. Even so, this is my personal favorite of the Walt-era films, and it sits comfortably at number five in my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, it has been VindicatedByHistory due to being genuinely funny and entertaining. This this is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock. Even so, this is my personal favorite of the Walt-era films, and it sits comfortably at number five in my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one. I place it at number nine on my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one. I place it at number nine on my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles! For all of these, this movie is number six on my Top Ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles! For all of these, this movie is number six on my Top Ten Disney films.roles!
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* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it, and place it at number seven on my top ten Disney animated films!
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* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it, and place it at number seven on my top ten Disney animated films!it!
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* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon, and sits firmly at the top of my top ten favorite Disney animated films.'''
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. I don't recommend it, but it's FunForSome.
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. I don't recommend it, but it's FunForSome.
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* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon, and sits firmly at the top of my top ten favorite Disney animated films.Canon.'''
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''.I don't recommend it, but it's FunForSome.Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''.
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* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more. I recommend it, and place it at number eight of my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more. I recommend it, and place it at number eight of my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended, I place this film at number four in my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended, I place this film at number four in my top ten Disney films.recommended.
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* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasseter should NOT have fired. Highly recommended, this film is my second favorite Disney film.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. It sits at number 10 on my top ten Disney films.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. It sits at number 10 on my top ten Disney films.
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* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasseter Lasster should NOT have fired. Highly recommended, this film is my second favorite Disney film.
recommended.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. It sits at number 10 on my top ten Disney films.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
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* ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work! This film sits at number three on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work! This film sits at number three on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' - This is Walt's true masterpiece. There's a segment for everyone - my personal favorite segments are [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel Night on Bald Mountain]] and [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Rite of Spring]].
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* ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' - This is Walt's true masterpiece. There's a segment for everyone - my personal favorite segments are [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel Night on Bald Mountain]] and [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Rite of Spring]].
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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, this is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock.
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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, this it has been VindicatedByHistory due to being genuinely funny and entertaining. This is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock. Even so, this is my personal favorite of the Walt-era films, and it sits comfortably at number five in my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one.
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* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one. I place it at number nine on my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles!
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* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles!roles! For all of these, this movie is number six on my Top Ten Disney films.
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* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it!
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* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it!it, and place it at number seven on my top ten Disney animated films!
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* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon.'''
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* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon.Canon, and sits firmly at the top of my top ten favorite Disney animated films.'''
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* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more.
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* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more. I recommend it, and place it at number eight of my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended.
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* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended.recommended, I place this film at number four in my top ten Disney films.
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* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasster should NOT have fired. Highly recommended.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
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* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasster Lasseter should NOT have fired. Highly recommended.
recommended, this film is my second favorite Disney film.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. It sits at number 10 on my top ten Disney films.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend. It sits at number 10 on my top ten Disney films.
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* ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
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* ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
work! This film sits at number three on my top ten Disney films list.
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* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.
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* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.I don't recommend it, but it's FunForSome.
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], and a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]].
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], and a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]].
katars]] and a Homebrewed [[FishPeople Malenti]] PirateGirl [[MusicalAssassin Bard]] who basically uses "pirate metal" to attack. Think {{Alestorm}}.
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* ''{{Transformers}}'': This is my big one. I'm mainly into ''[[TransformersAnimated Animated]]'', ''BeastWars'', and ''[[TransformersPrime Prime]]'', but I did enjoy ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise’’ and the [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 comics]]. I also liked the first [[Film/{{Transformers}} movie]], but I consider ''RevengeOfTheFallen'' to be DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible, and just didn't give a crap about ''DarkOfTheMoon''.
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* ''{{Transformers}}'': This is my big one. I'm mainly into ''[[TransformersAnimated Animated]]'', ''BeastWars'', and ''[[TransformersPrime Prime]]'', but I did enjoy ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise’’ ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise'' and the [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 comics]]. I also liked the first [[Film/{{Transformers}} movie]], but I consider ''RevengeOfTheFallen'' to be DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible, and just didn't give a crap about ''DarkOfTheMoon''.
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* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words, avoid this one.
* ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons'' - After two awful movies in a row, everyone's expectations were lowered for this one. However, this movie actually defied those expectations - it was a genuinely good movie that made up for its two predecessors. I give it a B, I guess.
* ''Disney/{{Bolt}} - Although this movie was good, I can't stand MileyCyrus, and I'm still bitter Chris Sanders got fired from the project. In its released state, it's just okay.
* ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons'' - After two awful movies in a row, everyone's expectations were lowered for this one. However, this movie actually defied those expectations - it was a genuinely good movie that made up for its two predecessors. I give it a B, I guess.
* ''Disney/{{Bolt}} - Although this movie was good, I can't stand MileyCyrus, and I'm still bitter Chris Sanders got fired from the project. In its released state, it's just okay.
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* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' - "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words, avoid this one.
* ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons'' - After two awful movies in a row, everyone's expectations were lowered for this one. However, this movie actually defied those expectations - it was a genuinely good movie that made up for its twopredecessors. I give it a B, I guess.
predecessors.
*''Disney/{{Bolt}} ''Disney/{{Bolt}}'' - Although this movie was good, I can't stand MileyCyrus, and I'm still bitter Chris Sanders got fired from the project. In its released state, it's just okay.
* ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons'' - After two awful movies in a row, everyone's expectations were lowered for this one. However, this movie actually defied those expectations - it was a genuinely good movie that made up for its two
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Well, I guess I should do an about me page. I'm Spin-Out, a 19-year-old Floridian young man with Midwestern and New England blood. I'm an all-around nerd; I like video games, animation (I love anime and western animation equally), movies, literature (mainly the works of HPLovecraft), and have a passing interest in tabletop games and comics. My major fandoms are:
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Well, I guess I should do an about me page. I'm Spin-Out, a 19-year-old Floridian young man with Midwestern and New England blood. I'm an all-around nerd; I like video games, animation (I love anime and western animation equally), movies, literature (mainly the works of HPLovecraft), and have a passing interest in tabletop games and comics. My major fandoms are:
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* '"Disney/{{Tangled}} ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], and a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]].
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* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], and a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]].katars]].
[[AC: Blurb reviews of the DisneyAnimatedCanon]]
* ''Disney/SnowWhite'' - A classic, albeit a bit overrated due to being [[FirstInstallmentWins the first entry in the canon[[. Regardless, I highly recommend it.
* ''Disney/{{Pinocchio}}'' - A superior work to ''Snow White'' in many ways - easily one of old Uncle Walt's best, and a contender for his MagnumOpus.
* ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' - This is Walt's true masterpiece. There's a segment for everyone - my personal favorite segments are [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel Night on Bald Mountain]] and [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Rite of Spring]].
* ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}'' - A good, but not great, film. I do love it, but not to the extent of Walt's other works.
* ''Disney/{{Bambi}}'' - Easily one of the best films Walt's made - Walt himself considered it his MagnumOpus, and I would agree with him if not for...
* ''Disney/SaludosAmigos'' - I've never seen this one.
* ''Disney/TheThreeCaballeros'' - A trippy and fun anthology film, and I personally consider it the best of his anthology works - other than ''Fantasia'', natch.
* ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' - I've never seen the whole thing, but Willie the Operatic Whale, Casey at the Bat and Peter and the Wolf are all pretty good.
* ''Disney/FunAndFancyFree'' - The Bongo segment and the live action interstitials are kind of weak, but Mickey and the Beanstalk is good.
* ''Disney/MelodyTime'' - Again, I've never seen the entire film, but Pecos Bill and The Legend of Johnny Appleseed are little-remembered gems.
* ''TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' - I've never seen either of these segments in full.
* ''Disney/{{Cinderella}}'' - Maybe it's because I felt most of the Disney Princesses made in Walt's era were more ciphers than anything, but Cinderella has more of a personality than Aurora or Snow White. The mice, Lucifer and the Fairy Godmother steal the show, natch.
* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, this is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock.
* ''Disney/PeterPan'' - If you ask me, the films of the Walt era that didn't have princesses were usually superior to the ones with princesses - ''Peter Pan'' is no exception, and one of the best works Disney made.
* ''Disney/LadyAndTheTramp'' - Although it's not exactly unknown, this movie's an unsung classic.
* ''Disney/SleepingBeauty'' - This is the best of the DisneyPrincess films released during Walt's lifetime. While Aurora and Phillip are both kind of bland, but Maleficent is one of the all-time great villains Disney has produced.
* ''OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'' - The start of the "scratchy" era, it's a rather good film, but not perfect.
* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one.
* ''Disney/TheJungleBook'' - It's good, but I'm still irked that Kaa was made evil just because he's a snake. Then again, I love snakes, but I can put that aside for this good film.
* ''Disney/TheAristocats'' - While not BAD - far from it, actually - it never really reaches the heights of Walt's films, and signified a downturn. It also signified a downturn in the quality of villains, who would become more LaughablyEvil for years.
* ''Disney/RobinHood'' - While better than ''Aristocats'', it also isn't one of the greats - it's still a good, fun film, however.
* ''Disney/TheManyAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'' - A classic, although it was actually partly made during Walt's lifetime.
* ''Disney/TheRescuers'' - It's kind of yawn-inducing, although it's not bad. For once, the sequel was actually BETTER.
* ''Disney/TheFoxAndTheHound'' - Definitely one of the more TearJerker films of the canon - in a good way, of course.
* ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'' - I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it was pretty good, if not very Disney-ish. It's both underrated and recommended.
* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles!
* ''Disney/OliverAndCompany'' - Good, but not great. It still had a great soundtrack, though.
* ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' - Even though it's VERY good, it's a little bit overrated. Ursula, however, is the most frightening Disney villain ever crafted. Another part of the always-good pantheon of Musker-Clements films, and AlanMenken, as always, provides an excellent soundtrack.
* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it!
* ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' - Easily one of the best Princess films, this movie is an undisputed classic - It really deserved to win Best Picture.
* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' - Another Musker-Clements masterpiece, this film was sadly the last Disney film Howard Ashman worked on. It's funny, it's heartwarming, and it's one of my all time favorites. Highly recommended.
* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon.'''
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.
* ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' - If nothing else, ''Hunchback'' is a step in the right direction after ''Pocahontas''. It's a flawed film - It's far too short, and the PluckyComicRelief doesn't fit in with the tone at all - but otherwise, with a great villain and Alan Menken's finest soundtrack, it's able to stand on its own merits as a good film. Recommended.
* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more.
* ''Disney/{{Mulan}}'' - After the disappointing ''Pocahontas'' and two films that, while good, still couldn't live up to the earlier entries in the Renaissance, ''Mulan'', I think, can stand toe to toe with Beauty and the Beast. It's one of the best examples of AdaptationDistillation Disney has done, in fact.
* ''Disney/{{Tarzan}}'' - What is it with Disney films set in Africa and being so good? ''Tarzan'', like ''Mulan'', lives up to the earlier Renaissance entries quite easily. With a fine soundtrack by PhilCollins, and the [[AdaptationDistillation smart decision]] to change the imaginary "mangani" apes from Burroughs' novels into gorillas to reflect [[ScienceMarchesOn how gentle we know gorillas are now]], ''Tarzan'' is a fitting last hurrah for the Renaissance.
* ''[[Disney/{{Fantasia}} Fantasia 2000]]'' - While it isn't as good as the original, the film still has some truly great moments - The Firebird Suite and Rhapsody in Blue stand toe-to-toe with the best of the original Fantasia, if you ask me.
* ''Disney/{{Dinosaur}}'' - The first truly bad entry in the canon. While ''Pocahontas'' and ''The Rescuers'' were boring, and ''Aristocats'' was merely subpar, this film is both genuinely bad and boring. Avoid this one.
* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended.
* ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' - It's not a bad film, but it's also not boring. While there are some questionable twists in the plot, the art design by Mike Mignola and the SceneryPorn and TechnologyPorn make this an unsung favorite. Recommended.
* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasster should NOT have fired. Highly recommended.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
* ''BrotherBear'' - While not a classic, BrotherBear does what it sets out to do reasonable well. Phil Collins provides a soundtrack, that, while not reaching the hieghts of his work on ''Tarzan'', still provides an excellent mood to the movie. I recommend it.
* ''HomeOnTheRange'' - There's a reason this cowpie nearly killed hand-drawn animation. '''Avoid at all costs.'''
* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words, avoid this one.
* ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons'' - After two awful movies in a row, everyone's expectations were lowered for this one. However, this movie actually defied those expectations - it was a genuinely good movie that made up for its two predecessors. I give it a B, I guess.
* ''Disney/{{Bolt}} - Although this movie was good, I can't stand MileyCyrus, and I'm still bitter Chris Sanders got fired from the project. In its released state, it's just okay.
* ''Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' - Yet another good movie from Musker and Clements, i'd daresay this is their MagnumOpus - with the best Disney villain since Yzma (and he's voiced by '''KeithDavid''', no less!) and a soundtrack that proves even RandyNewman can make a good musical, I highly recommend this one.
* '"Disney/{{Tangled}} - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
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[[AC: Blurb reviews of the DisneyAnimatedCanon]]
* ''Disney/SnowWhite'' - A classic, albeit a bit overrated due to being [[FirstInstallmentWins the first entry in the canon[[. Regardless, I highly recommend it.
* ''Disney/{{Pinocchio}}'' - A superior work to ''Snow White'' in many ways - easily one of old Uncle Walt's best, and a contender for his MagnumOpus.
* ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' - This is Walt's true masterpiece. There's a segment for everyone - my personal favorite segments are [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel Night on Bald Mountain]] and [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Rite of Spring]].
* ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}'' - A good, but not great, film. I do love it, but not to the extent of Walt's other works.
* ''Disney/{{Bambi}}'' - Easily one of the best films Walt's made - Walt himself considered it his MagnumOpus, and I would agree with him if not for...
* ''Disney/SaludosAmigos'' - I've never seen this one.
* ''Disney/TheThreeCaballeros'' - A trippy and fun anthology film, and I personally consider it the best of his anthology works - other than ''Fantasia'', natch.
* ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' - I've never seen the whole thing, but Willie the Operatic Whale, Casey at the Bat and Peter and the Wolf are all pretty good.
* ''Disney/FunAndFancyFree'' - The Bongo segment and the live action interstitials are kind of weak, but Mickey and the Beanstalk is good.
* ''Disney/MelodyTime'' - Again, I've never seen the entire film, but Pecos Bill and The Legend of Johnny Appleseed are little-remembered gems.
* ''TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' - I've never seen either of these segments in full.
* ''Disney/{{Cinderella}}'' - Maybe it's because I felt most of the Disney Princesses made in Walt's era were more ciphers than anything, but Cinderella has more of a personality than Aurora or Snow White. The mice, Lucifer and the Fairy Godmother steal the show, natch.
* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'' - While it was viewed as a weak film even by Walt on its release, this is one of the best adaptations of Lewis Carrol's masterwork. Too bad they cut out the Jabberwock.
* ''Disney/PeterPan'' - If you ask me, the films of the Walt era that didn't have princesses were usually superior to the ones with princesses - ''Peter Pan'' is no exception, and one of the best works Disney made.
* ''Disney/LadyAndTheTramp'' - Although it's not exactly unknown, this movie's an unsung classic.
* ''Disney/SleepingBeauty'' - This is the best of the DisneyPrincess films released during Walt's lifetime. While Aurora and Phillip are both kind of bland, but Maleficent is one of the all-time great villains Disney has produced.
* ''OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'' - The start of the "scratchy" era, it's a rather good film, but not perfect.
* ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'' - While vastly Disneyfied from the original story, it's still an entertaining film, and one of my personal favorites - it's more a comedy than Walt's previous films, but it's a darn good one.
* ''Disney/TheJungleBook'' - It's good, but I'm still irked that Kaa was made evil just because he's a snake. Then again, I love snakes, but I can put that aside for this good film.
* ''Disney/TheAristocats'' - While not BAD - far from it, actually - it never really reaches the heights of Walt's films, and signified a downturn. It also signified a downturn in the quality of villains, who would become more LaughablyEvil for years.
* ''Disney/RobinHood'' - While better than ''Aristocats'', it also isn't one of the greats - it's still a good, fun film, however.
* ''Disney/TheManyAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'' - A classic, although it was actually partly made during Walt's lifetime.
* ''Disney/TheRescuers'' - It's kind of yawn-inducing, although it's not bad. For once, the sequel was actually BETTER.
* ''Disney/TheFoxAndTheHound'' - Definitely one of the more TearJerker films of the canon - in a good way, of course.
* ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'' - I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it was pretty good, if not very Disney-ish. It's both underrated and recommended.
* ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective'' - The illustrious start of John Musker and Ron Clements' career, this film not only saved Disney animation from dying, but set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. I highly recommend it, especially because of VincentPrice playing Ratigan with devilish glee. The very large mouse was even one of Mr. Price's favorite roles!
* ''Disney/OliverAndCompany'' - Good, but not great. It still had a great soundtrack, though.
* ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' - Even though it's VERY good, it's a little bit overrated. Ursula, however, is the most frightening Disney villain ever crafted. Another part of the always-good pantheon of Musker-Clements films, and AlanMenken, as always, provides an excellent soundtrack.
* ''TheRescuersDownUnder'' - Think Disney does IndianaJones, but in Australia with a rather well-handled GreenAesop. It's superior to the original in every way, and is a hidden gem. I highly recommend it!
* ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' - Easily one of the best Princess films, this movie is an undisputed classic - It really deserved to win Best Picture.
* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' - Another Musker-Clements masterpiece, this film was sadly the last Disney film Howard Ashman worked on. It's funny, it's heartwarming, and it's one of my all time favorites. Highly recommended.
* ''Disney/TheLionKing'' - This is it. This is the biggest and best film of the canon - The one film that not only lives up to Walt's greatest creations, but exceeds them. It's the crown jewel in the Disney pantheon, with a great cast, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the best stories. '''A masterpiece that I recommend more than any other film in the Canon.'''
* ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' - This film was painfully boring. While it isn't BAD, it was too preachy, too pretentious, and couldn't hope to be a worthy successor to ''The Lion King''. Only recommended if you want something to help you fall asleep.
* ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' - If nothing else, ''Hunchback'' is a step in the right direction after ''Pocahontas''. It's a flawed film - It's far too short, and the PluckyComicRelief doesn't fit in with the tone at all - but otherwise, with a great villain and Alan Menken's finest soundtrack, it's able to stand on its own merits as a good film. Recommended.
* ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' - Despite being a myth buff, I still love this film. While it defines InNameOnly, it's a solid, funny film - granted, some of the AnachronismStew is hit or miss, but that's intrinsic to that type of humor. However, having a good soundtrack, an {{Adorkable}} hero, some of the best humor since ''Aladdin'', buttloads of [[GeniusBonus bonuses]] for the myth buffs in the audience, and, of course, [[EnsembleDarkhorse Hades]], this film is on about the same quality level as ''The Little Mermaid'', but I enjoy it quite a bit more.
* ''Disney/{{Mulan}}'' - After the disappointing ''Pocahontas'' and two films that, while good, still couldn't live up to the earlier entries in the Renaissance, ''Mulan'', I think, can stand toe to toe with Beauty and the Beast. It's one of the best examples of AdaptationDistillation Disney has done, in fact.
* ''Disney/{{Tarzan}}'' - What is it with Disney films set in Africa and being so good? ''Tarzan'', like ''Mulan'', lives up to the earlier Renaissance entries quite easily. With a fine soundtrack by PhilCollins, and the [[AdaptationDistillation smart decision]] to change the imaginary "mangani" apes from Burroughs' novels into gorillas to reflect [[ScienceMarchesOn how gentle we know gorillas are now]], ''Tarzan'' is a fitting last hurrah for the Renaissance.
* ''[[Disney/{{Fantasia}} Fantasia 2000]]'' - While it isn't as good as the original, the film still has some truly great moments - The Firebird Suite and Rhapsody in Blue stand toe-to-toe with the best of the original Fantasia, if you ask me.
* ''Disney/{{Dinosaur}}'' - The first truly bad entry in the canon. While ''Pocahontas'' and ''The Rescuers'' were boring, and ''Aristocats'' was merely subpar, this film is both genuinely bad and boring. Avoid this one.
* ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'' - This is, without a doubt, one of Disney's best movies, and definitely their funniest - not just that, but I'd daresay it's the best animated comedy of all time. Genuinely witty and funny, ''{{Shrek}}'' and its copycats will never equal the laughs I get from this comedy masterpiece. Highly recommended.
* ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' - It's not a bad film, but it's also not boring. While there are some questionable twists in the plot, the art design by Mike Mignola and the SceneryPorn and TechnologyPorn make this an unsung favorite. Recommended.
* ''LiloAndStitch'' - The rare film that deftly balances comedy and bittersweetness, ''Lilo and Stitch'' not only blessed the world with my favorite Disney character, Stitch, but also was the first movie directed by the always great Chris Sanders, who Lasster should NOT have fired. Highly recommended.
* ''TreasurePlanet'' - Despite being InSpace, this is one of the more faithful retellings of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel - It has some of the most beautiful animation in the canon, and JamesNewtonHoward provides an amazing Celtic-influenced soundtrack. It's an underrated classic that I highly recommend.
* ''BrotherBear'' - While not a classic, BrotherBear does what it sets out to do reasonable well. Phil Collins provides a soundtrack, that, while not reaching the hieghts of his work on ''Tarzan'', still provides an excellent mood to the movie. I recommend it.
* ''HomeOnTheRange'' - There's a reason this cowpie nearly killed hand-drawn animation. '''Avoid at all costs.'''
* ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' "Okay, [[DreamworksAnimation Dreamworks]], you guys are churning out movies, that despite being clear rip-offs of {{Pixar}} and having humor that ages worse than a carton of milk, are hits. So we'll just try and apply that treatment to Chicken Little." In other words, avoid this one.
* ''Disney/MeetTheRobinsons'' - After two awful movies in a row, everyone's expectations were lowered for this one. However, this movie actually defied those expectations - it was a genuinely good movie that made up for its two predecessors. I give it a B, I guess.
* ''Disney/{{Bolt}} - Although this movie was good, I can't stand MileyCyrus, and I'm still bitter Chris Sanders got fired from the project. In its released state, it's just okay.
* ''Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' - Yet another good movie from Musker and Clements, i'd daresay this is their MagnumOpus - with the best Disney villain since Yzma (and he's voiced by '''KeithDavid''', no less!) and a soundtrack that proves even RandyNewman can make a good musical, I highly recommend this one.
* '"Disney/{{Tangled}} - I was skeptical of this movie - It looked like a rip-off of Dreamworks terrible formulaic "comedies." However, I was proven wrong - What I got was the single best Disney Princess movie of all time, with some of the most three-dimensional characters since ''Lilo and Stitch''. I highly recommend this movie, due to being the best non-Pixar CGI-animated flick ever crafted - Hell, I enjoyed this flick more than some of Pixar's work!
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* {{Digimon}} (Mainly DigimonAdventure and especially DigimonTamers, with some NostalgiaGoggles for DigimonZeroTwo and some love for DigimonSavers)
* {{Digimon}} (Mainly DigimonAdventure and especially DigimonTamers, with some NostalgiaGoggles for DigimonZeroTwo and some love for DigimonSavers)
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* {{Digimon}} (Mainly DigimonAdventure''MegaMan'': My favorite series is ''[[MegaManX X]]'', but I also like ''[[MegaManLegends Legends]]'', [[VideoGame/MegaMan the classic series]] and especially DigimonTamers, with some NostalgiaGoggles even ''[[MegaManBattleNetwork Battle Network]]''.
* ''{{Digimon}}'': ''DigimonTamers'' is by far my favorite season. Ever. I also enjoyed ''DigimonAdventure'', ''DigimonSavers'', and I have mixed feelings about ''DigimonAdventureZeroTwo''. I despised ''DigimonFrontier'', though, and I'm waiting forDigimonZeroTwo and some love for DigimonSavers)a dub of ''DigimonXrosWars'' - I've heard a lot of good things about it, but not so much about its sequel.
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* ''{{Digimon}}'': ''DigimonTamers'' is by far my favorite season. Ever. I also enjoyed ''DigimonAdventure'', ''DigimonSavers'', and I have mixed feelings about ''DigimonAdventureZeroTwo''. I despised ''DigimonFrontier'', though, and I'm waiting for
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Well, I guess I should do an about me page. I'm Spin-Out, a 19-year-old Floridian young man with Midwestern and New England blood. I'm an all-around nerd; I like video games, animation (I love anime and western animation equally), movies, literature (mainly the works of HPLovecraft), and have a passing interest in tabletop games and comics. My major fandoms are:
* ''{{Transformers}}'': This is my big one. I'm mainly into ''[[TransformersAnimated Animated]]'', ''BeastWars'', and ''[[TransformersPrime Prime]]'', but I did enjoy ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise’’ and the [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 comics]]. I also liked the first [[Film/{{Transformers}} movie]], but I consider ''RevengeOfTheFallen'' to be DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible, and just didn't give a crap about ''DarkOfTheMoon''.
* ''{{Pokemon}}'': I'm mostly just a fan of the games now, particularly ''PokemonRedAndBlue'' due to NostalgiaGoggles and ''PokemonBlackAndWhite'' due to how [[SoCoolItsAwesome awesome]] the gameplay, [[PokemonGenerationVFamilies new Pokemon]] and story are - I've outgrown the [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} anime]]. I also have a love/hate relationship with ''PokemonGoldAndSilver'' and its overload of cloying, cutesy Pokemon (which is odd, considering my two all-time favorite Pokemon, [[BigCreepyCrawlies Sc]][[ChromeChampion iz]][[{{Samurai}} or]] and [[RockSteady Tyr]][[CastingAShadow ani]] [[{{Kaiju}} tar]] hail from GSC), ''PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' and the overload of [[ScrappyMechanic Surfing]], and I flat-out dislike most of ''PokemonDiamondAndPearl''.
* ''TengenToppaGurrenLagann'': Ah, the series that got me back into anime after years of indifference! My favorite characters are probably Viral (BadAss DEFINED)), Nia (Because HyndenWalch is adorable), and Leeron (The best role SteveBlum's ever played), even though I like pretty much everyone in the series (Even Rossiu!)… Except the Anti-Spiral. Bastard.
* ''TheLegendOfZelda'': This is my favorite game series of all time. Although I’ve never played a Zelda game I didn’t at the least like, my least favorite is ''PhantomHourglass'' due to that goddamned [[ScrappyLevel Temple of the Ocean King]]. I also felt ''TwilightPrincess'' to be the weakest 3D Zelda, but that's probably because I loved ''WindWaker''.
* The DisneyAnimatedCanon and {{Pixar}} (I'll actually put in blurbs on my thoughts of the films of the canon below this),
* MegaMan (EBD)
* {{Digimon}} (Mainly DigimonAdventure and especially DigimonTamers, with some NostalgiaGoggles for DigimonZeroTwo and some love for DigimonSavers)
* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], and a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]].
* ''{{Transformers}}'': This is my big one. I'm mainly into ''[[TransformersAnimated Animated]]'', ''BeastWars'', and ''[[TransformersPrime Prime]]'', but I did enjoy ''TransformersRobotsInDisguise’’ and the [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 comics]]. I also liked the first [[Film/{{Transformers}} movie]], but I consider ''RevengeOfTheFallen'' to be DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible, and just didn't give a crap about ''DarkOfTheMoon''.
* ''{{Pokemon}}'': I'm mostly just a fan of the games now, particularly ''PokemonRedAndBlue'' due to NostalgiaGoggles and ''PokemonBlackAndWhite'' due to how [[SoCoolItsAwesome awesome]] the gameplay, [[PokemonGenerationVFamilies new Pokemon]] and story are - I've outgrown the [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} anime]]. I also have a love/hate relationship with ''PokemonGoldAndSilver'' and its overload of cloying, cutesy Pokemon (which is odd, considering my two all-time favorite Pokemon, [[BigCreepyCrawlies Sc]][[ChromeChampion iz]][[{{Samurai}} or]] and [[RockSteady Tyr]][[CastingAShadow ani]] [[{{Kaiju}} tar]] hail from GSC), ''PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' and the overload of [[ScrappyMechanic Surfing]], and I flat-out dislike most of ''PokemonDiamondAndPearl''.
* ''TengenToppaGurrenLagann'': Ah, the series that got me back into anime after years of indifference! My favorite characters are probably Viral (BadAss DEFINED)), Nia (Because HyndenWalch is adorable), and Leeron (The best role SteveBlum's ever played), even though I like pretty much everyone in the series (Even Rossiu!)… Except the Anti-Spiral. Bastard.
* ''TheLegendOfZelda'': This is my favorite game series of all time. Although I’ve never played a Zelda game I didn’t at the least like, my least favorite is ''PhantomHourglass'' due to that goddamned [[ScrappyLevel Temple of the Ocean King]]. I also felt ''TwilightPrincess'' to be the weakest 3D Zelda, but that's probably because I loved ''WindWaker''.
* The DisneyAnimatedCanon and {{Pixar}} (I'll actually put in blurbs on my thoughts of the films of the canon below this),
* MegaMan (EBD)
* {{Digimon}} (Mainly DigimonAdventure and especially DigimonTamers, with some NostalgiaGoggles for DigimonZeroTwo and some love for DigimonSavers)
* ''DungeonsAndDragons'': I just got into this, but I main a [[CatGirl Shifter]] [[TheEngineer Artificer]] with an AutomaticCrossbow, with a [[MechanicalLifeforms Warforged]] [[BareFistedMonk Monk]], a [[{{Wutai}} Kozakuran]] Fighter with a [[{{BFS}} fullblade]], and a [[DarkIsNotEvil Tiefling]] [[LoveableRogue Rogue]] with [[KnifeNut twin katars]].
