Underrated Disney Movies.
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Bolt, many people forget that was a Disney movie. It was teased as a super-powered dog that fight crime, when it actually was the dog version of The Truman Show.
I am tempted to say Chicken Little, which is Disney making a Dreamworks movie, but people feel the movie is too mean-spirited as it deals with bullying, harassment and family rifts in a kind of clunky way, and there is a solid 15 minutes dedicated to a subplot that goes absolutely nowhere, but if you want something fairly solid it got you covered.
Tarzan, the movie people claim the soundtrack is better than it, but there is enjoyment to be had, but that may depend on the voice acting, because I watched in other language and I've heard horrors about the casting.
The Prep & Landing specials, do those count as movies?
I am tempted to say Chicken Little, which is Disney making a Dreamworks movie, but people feel the movie is too mean-spirited as it deals with bullying, harassment and family rifts in a kind of clunky way, and there is a solid 15 minutes dedicated to a subplot that goes absolutely nowhere, but if you want something fairly solid it got you covered.
Tarzan, the movie people claim the soundtrack is better than it, but there is enjoyment to be had, but that may depend on the voice acting, because I watched in other language and I've heard horrors about the casting.
The Prep & Landing specials, do those count as movies?
Watching Disney movies with subs instead of dubs is the ultimate sin, yo.bartholen said:
I haven't actually seen most Disney movies since the time it was a big priority to see them (10+ years ago), and so I can't really comment. Like, the last time I saw Mulan in its entirety was in the theaters when it came out. Same for Treasure Planet. And Tarzan (though I've played through the game multiple times). Hercules we had on videocassette.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Just cause no ones mentioned it yet.
The beginning is quite funny but the ending is very scary, at least to seven year old me.
"Odds bodkins gadzooks look at that old spook of spooks!"
Just cause no ones mentioned it yet.
The beginning is quite funny but the ending is very scary, at least to seven year old me.
"Odds bodkins gadzooks look at that old spook of spooks!"
Are Robin Hood or Dumbo underrated?
The Horned King from the Black Cauldron looks cool, but the rest of the movie... I mean, a pig with the power of prophecy? really? And Gurgi?
I also liked how different Meg was compared to other disney female characters.
The Horned King from the Black Cauldron looks cool, but the rest of the movie... I mean, a pig with the power of prophecy? really? And Gurgi?
I can appreciate Hercules for trying something with its visual style, but I couldn't (as a greek myth nerd) approve of them using Hades as a villain. I mean Hades? the God with the least bit of drama in his life (besides the whole Persephone thing), the guy who was given the realm of the afterlife because he was such a trustworthy guy, that Hades as a villain? Even when I saw the movie in theatres as a child I admitted that they had to change the story but Hades? Why not Ares? The guy had a short temper, the other gods made fun of him (atleast once, when they captured him and Aphrodite doing it), he symbolised the savagery of warfare, he would have been a perfect villain!bartholen said:
I also liked how different Meg was compared to other disney female characters.
Outside of my immediate family, I know of almost nobody that has even seen that movie!American Fox said:
It's a goodie! I especially loved the butler Priory and all the sentimental hijinks he got up to keep candleshoe running!
