What are your favorite classic Disney movies??

OH, yes! I have not seen Bambi in FOREVER!!! I DO love that one as well.. I remember crying everytime Bambi's mother passed away!! SO sad, but other than that, I remember the skunk named "Flower" and that's it! I barely remember what its about! Good call, I need to get that one just so I can watch it again. BTW-- I'm 24, and another reason I wanted my daughter to see what I saw, is so that I can watch these greats again!:) Thanks!

You're older than I am by a year. LOL, Bambi, yes, I remember how emotional I used to get when Bambi's Mom died. Kinda like when Simba lost his Father in the Lion King. I think your daughter would enjoy those animated films just as we have growing up.

Oh and Pinocchio, I love the part when they force him to drink booze and smoke cigars hahaha.

Oh yeah! That Jungle Book was great! You're gonna think I'm crazy, but my family growing up never had bought me the Alice in Wonderland movie. I know I have seen it at least once in my life, but I really don't remember it too much! The Jungle Book was great too! "Bear Neccessities" is a GREAT song and it gets stuck in your head!

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Hello HansonFan!! Great of you to comment!

Beauty and the Beast... I LOVE the town scene where Belle is singing about the townspeople! I actually haven't watched this in forever! It will bring back a lot or great memories and feelings. Aladdin! I almost forgot how much I loved this too! I remember seeing Oliver and Company and I also faintly remember when McDonalds had the Oliver and company toys in the kids meals! Crazy, huh?! lol

Thanks for adding to the conversation.

Yes, I know, it takes me back as well! There is NOTHING out there like the Disney Classics. They just have a sort of feel to them that will never be recreated. I know that when I have all of these movies again, it won't only be for my daughter, but it will be for me as well! I've already got Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Lion King, and Sword in the Stone, and I absolutely LOVE to watch these with her! I know I'll enjoy watching the others that I haven't seen in years!

Yeah when we have kids the movies will not only be for them but for us as well since we are kids at heart and we always will be,and I wish that they still made the classic Disney movies.

Ahhhh, yes, well when I think Disney classics, animation just pops in my mind. But you are exactly right! I absolutely loved The Parent Trap... the original movie, anyways. Great comment to add to this discussion! I would like to say, also, that I was born in 1985, so the animated movies were mostly what came out when I was young. I remember when Aladdin first came out and when The Lion King and others first came out too...

I can't believe I forgot to mention what I consider to be one of the greatest Disney classics of all time!!!! Mary Poppins!

ahhh, yes! The Nightmare Before Christmas, I think she will, indeed, enjoy. She has watched The Corpse Bride many times, so I don't think she will be scared. I've never heard of The Incredible Journey, I'll have to look that one up! I have also seen Lilo and Stitch, I do love that movie, as well! Great suggestions, thanks!

brilliant:D

if she loves the corpse bride, she'll definitely like it, I reckon.

and maybe, although not disney, Coraline. although even I found it a bit scary, but it's in that wonderful vein of spooky wierdness, it's a great film

again not disney, but I like those sort of films, and grew up watching Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal near continually, so more great films for children with a bit of spookiness in their soul. (seriously, how else to describe it. last time I watched Nightmare, I watched the extra about the haunted mansion ride being done of Nightmare style for Christmas, and it was so beautiful it made me cry. I'm an oddball)

The Incredible Journey is about two dogs and a cat making their way back home across the countryside. it's lovely. really charming. but the end makes me cry. in a happy rather than sad way.

oh, and another non disney, The Last Unicorn is utterly beautiful