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| Author: | Capt. Ido Nos [ Mon Mar 27, 2006 8:41 pm ] |
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Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote: Hey! Someone made me remember The Rescuers Down Under! Man, that was a cool movie. I need to dig that up and watch it again.
That was a great movie :3 Too bad it ultimately set the precedent for Disney for remakes and sequels. Guh. I also love any Pixar movie that has ever come out. And I remember this old Ducktales movie that my brother and I must've rented about a thousand times... Page Dance of the Top Variety 
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| Author: | Cybernetic Teenybopper [ Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:45 pm ] |
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Capt. Ido Nos wrote: Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote: Hey! Someone made me remember The Rescuers Down Under! Man, that was a cool movie. I need to dig that up and watch it again. That was a great movie :3 Too bad it ultimately set the precedent for Disney for remakes and sequels. Guh. Not necessarily, I don't think. Sequels are a generally excepted part of the movie biz, and their sequel-blitz was still a loooong way off. |
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| Author: | The Noid [ Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:13 pm ] |
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GAH. I used to have all of the Darkwing Duck ones. The one with Nega-Duck, the electricity rat, you name it! |
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| Author: | Capt. Ido Nos [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:12 am ] |
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Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote: Capt. Ido Nos wrote: Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote: Hey! Someone made me remember The Rescuers Down Under! Man, that was a cool movie. I need to dig that up and watch it again. That was a great movie :3 Too bad it ultimately set the precedent for Disney for remakes and sequels. Guh. Not necessarily, I don't think. Sequels are a generally excepted part of the movie biz, and their sequel-blitz was still a loooong way off. Yeah, you're right on both parts. Still, it gives me something to blame for all of those mindless 2-movies that they churned out. |
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| Author: | Capt. Ido Nos [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:12 am ] |
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waugh! double post! please forgive me |
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| Author: | Jello B. [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:56 am ] |
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Capt. Ido Nos wrote: Yeah, you're right on both parts. Still, it gives me something to blame for all of those mindless 2-movies that they churned out.
Which brings up the age old question: How the crap do you make a sequel to Cinderella?! THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER. EVERY GOOD STORY HAS A CONFLICT. *ahem* Uhh, okay, rant over. |
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| Author: | Sexy_Sakura [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:00 am ] |
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Billy Madison. I used to go rent that every other weekend. I bought the DVD last year, for old time's sake. Also...the original Land Before Time. I always cried so hard when his mom died. |
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| Author: | Markie [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:16 am ] |
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Jello B. wrote: Capt. Ido Nos wrote: Yeah, you're right on both parts. Still, it gives me something to blame for all of those mindless 2-movies that they churned out. Which brings up the age old question: How the crap do you make a sequel to Cinderella?! THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER. EVERY GOOD STORY HAS A CONFLICT. You wait fif-sixty years and let the kid(lets) become awed by the sleek animation compared to the comfort of 1950's ragged animation, which somehow feels good. You know the people making these films have gone too far when they make a THREEQUEL coming in 2007. I think this post is a toastpaint. TELL WHAT U THINK. |
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| Author: | Cybernetic Teenybopper [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:42 am ] |
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Jello B. wrote: Capt. Ido Nos wrote: Yeah, you're right on both parts. Still, it gives me something to blame for all of those mindless 2-movies that they churned out. Which brings up the age old question: How the crap do you make a sequel to Cinderella?! THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER. EVERY GOOD STORY HAS A CONFLICT. *ahem* Uhh, okay, rant over. *steps into asbestos suit* Well, it was kind of cute. After all, the evil stepsisters got to get redeemed. It was sweet in its way. *lets flames pass* *steps out of suit* |
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| Author: | Windee [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:05 pm ] |
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Sexy_Sakura wrote: Also...the original Land Before Time. I always cried so hard when his mom died.
I watched it again for the first time in about ten years sometime last summer...and...*small voice* I still cried... |
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| Author: | Groovy Dudette [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:50 pm ] |
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Yes! Brave little Toaster! Hahahaha I remember LOVING that movie! I remember watching some of the carebear movies. I ADORED the carebears. Oh, and I used to watch this cheesy/trippy movie called "Dot and the Bunny" has anyone heard of this? Theres another one called "Dot and the Kangaroo" I watched Dot and and the Bunny for the first time in kindergarden and I couldn't get enough of it. haha.... I also adored The Land before Time. Oh, how I love that movie! I watched it not too long ago and yes, I still cried 
What else... I was a sucker for practically any Disney movie (still am though not as much because the new Disney movies arn't what they used to be  )
There's more but I don't want to take up more space than I already have 
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| Author: | The Smiling Assassin [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:41 pm ] |
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Let me see... I watched a lot of those Disney movies. There was this one...The Princess and the Goblin. I really liked it when I was younger...I tried watching it recently and it wasn't that great. Oh, and Brave Little Toaster. |
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| Author: | Mini Moose n gir [ Tue Mar 28, 2006 11:05 pm ] |
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i liked--- 1.The lion king 2. both toy stories 3.Pooh Bear 4. All disney show pretty much |
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| Author: | Windee [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 1:25 am ] |
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The Smiling Assassin wrote: There was this one...The Princess and the Goblin. I really liked it when I was younger...I tried watching it recently and it wasn't that great.
YES! I remember that one! However I think I only saw it once, but I remember liking it. I have no idea when that one came out though, I can't place it in my memory. |
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| Author: | Einoo T. Spork [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 2:35 am ] |
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Shishu Hiwatari wrote: I don't think innuendos really count all that much in ratings. I mean, the Wallace and Gromit movie was rated G, and it had some OBVIOUS, visual ones.
Plus the whole "arson" bit. Wait, you said "toastpaint"? Oops...... |
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| Author: | Cybernetic Teenybopper [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:45 am ] |
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The Smiling Assassin wrote: There was this one...The Princess and the Goblin. I really liked it when I was younger...I tried watching it recently and it wasn't that great. Oh wow! I have that very movie sitting on the bookshelves in my room! It's like the only one of the "childhood favorites" thus mentioned that I own in viable format/ All the rest I have from video recordings. |
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| Author: | SEAN'D! [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 6:40 am ] |
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StrongRad wrote: By "our age" I mean everyone from the Kidlet Forest to the retirement home.
We have a retirement home, now? Now we are complete. |
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| Author: | GoodfellaSnoop [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 6:48 am ] |
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I watched The Godfather alot when I was a little kid. |
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| Author: | InterruptorJones [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 2:54 pm ] |
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GoodfellaSnoop wrote: I watched The Godfather alot when I was a little kid.
Er, how nice for you.... *shifts uncomfortably* *checks brokeback futon for horse heads* |
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| Author: | Beyond the Grave [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 2:59 pm ] |
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InterruptorJones wrote: GoodfellaSnoop wrote: I watched The Godfather alot when I was a little kid. Er, how nice for you.... *shifts uncomfortably* *checks brokeback futon for horse heads* |
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| Author: | InterruptorJones [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:01 pm ] |
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Beyond the Grave wrote: Hey I saw Pulp Fiction for the first time when I was 9.
Auto-response: InterrutorJones is away: Shopping for Parent of the Year medals. Call the cell. 
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| Author: | Beyond the Grave [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:05 pm ] |
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InterruptorJones wrote: Auto-response: InterrutorJones is away: Shopping for Parent of the Year medals. Call the cell. OMG! Sig'd
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| Author: | Musachan [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 4:12 pm ] |
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Windee wrote: 2) Okay, this one's a bit more obscure. This one's for all ten people who remember The Brave Little Toaster. It's a movie about abandoned household appliances in search of their beloved owner. No joke. The music was VERY catchy if I remember correctly (most of it '80's pop-style). My favorite character was this adorable little lamp, who was named....Lampy. (Yeah, they weren't really creative with names). I still cry on the inside when I think of Lampy getting electrocuted. Apparently a sequel was made to this but I've never actualy seen it...they probably ruined it somehow, anyway, so I doubt I'll even bother.
3) Time for animal movies! Milo and Otis and Homeward Bound. Particularly the latter. Homeward Bound is one of the few movies that makes me cry EVERY time I watch it. Just pop in the last five minutes and I'm bawling my eyes out. Shadoowwwwww....*sniffles* BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER. YES. JUST. YES. I love that movie. I still do. It rocks outloud. I know the entire script by heart XD Milo and Otis, ALSO one of my favorites. "And the bunnies quietly plotted their revenge" la mayo. You have excellent taste, dear Windee. Other flicks I dig... Labyrinth. Favorite. Movie. Ever. Period. End of discussion. it rocks you AND your momma's socks. The Princess Bride. ALSO rad. Westley was a hottie. Me-yow. Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Easily my favorite animated movie ever (even if it's only HALF-animated). This movie is so rad it actually hurts. |
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| Author: | Beyond the Grave [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 4:18 pm ] |
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Musachan wrote: The Princess Bride. ALSO rad. Westley was a hottie. Me-yow. I liked Fezzik, Andre the Giant kicked butt on the big screen and in the ring. There are so many good lines in that movie.
Hello. My name is Iñigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die. |
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| Author: | Cybernetic Teenybopper [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 6:43 pm ] |
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On that line of thought: I got my first taste of anime when I was like three. I walked in on my dad watching Akira. The part with the giant toys. My dad said it wasn't a movie for little kids and shoed me out. But I remembered it for years, until the point when I actually saw Akira, and was like "OMGWTFBBQ!!!" My little sister watched PG-13 movies at like 5, but she's still OK. And now my entire family knows the profound meaning of the phrase: "Isn't this the audition for Pippin?" |
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| Author: | ramrod [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 6:51 pm ] |
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My favorite movies growing up? Anything by Mel Brooks or starring Chris Farley and David Spade. |
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| Author: | Beyond the Grave [ Wed Mar 29, 2006 9:53 pm ] |
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Cybernetic Teenybopper wrote: On that line of thought: I got my first taste of anime when I was like three. I walked in on my dad watching Akira. The part with the giant toys. My dad said it wasn't a movie for little kids and shoed me out. But I remembered it for years, until the point when I actually saw Akira, and was like "OMGWTFBBQ!!!" I love Akira. I think it is one of the greatest anime movies ever. It is definately a reason why anime got popular here.
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| Author: | Krazed Squirell [ Thu Mar 30, 2006 12:39 am ] |
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I'll throw Spaceballs on the list of memorable childhood movies for me. It was the first Mel Brooks movie i ever saw, and in the theatres no less. |
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| Author: | Hi Guys [ Thu Mar 30, 2006 2:29 am ] |
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Man, I forgot about Labyrinth. That movie pwn'd you and your grandpa. David Bowie is teh awesome... |
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| Author: | GoodfellaSnoop [ Thu Mar 30, 2006 2:51 am ] |
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Goodfellas, obviously. Saw it when I was 5 and have since watched it a total of 49 times. |
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