Most Influential Disney Film?

[CinatasId]

Aladdin! Definitely!!
I don't know how it impacted me really in my life, but it consumed much of my childhood! biggrin

[SecureInMyMasculinity]

mad_chemist

Before i say what i have to say about diseny. i love disen and their millions of stuff they are into.

with that said i hate how diseny gives girls this false sense of a prince charming and everyone gets a happily ever after. not all stories end well.


the movie i loved was mulan and tarzan...... honestly i love em all

Some how I never got the whole everyone gets a happily ever after thing.



Don't know why.

[CinatasId]

AnthraxBabyy

mad_chemist

Before i say what i have to say about diseny. i love disen and their millions of stuff they are into.

with that said i hate how diseny gives girls this false sense of a prince charming and everyone gets a happily ever after. not all stories end well.


the movie i loved was mulan and tarzan...... honestly i love em all

Totally agree. Disney gave me false expectations of men and hairstyles haha.
But that aside I think they're wonderful for escaping reality at the same time.
I love nothing more than forgetting my troubles and getting lost in a Disney film!

Well said! I agree. smile

[mad_chemist]

SecureInMyMasculinity

mad_chemist

Before i say what i have to say about diseny. i love disen and their millions of stuff they are into.

with that said i hate how diseny gives girls this false sense of a prince charming and everyone gets a happily ever after. not all stories end well.


the movie i loved was mulan and tarzan...... honestly i love em all

Some how I never got the whole everyone gets a happily ever after thing.



Don't know why.

i love that video

[I Nyotalia China I]

Hmm that's hard because I used to watch a lot of those old Disney films. If I had to choose, I'd say the old Winnie the Pooh cartoons because they're the ones I remember watching a lot when I was a kid ,like Winnie the Pooh and the Honey tree.

[Trechten]

In my childhood, my favorite was the Lion King. I loved the characters, I loved the songs, I loved the situations and the atmosphere and everything.

Now, my favorite- and most influential- is Fantasia. I'm interested in an animation career and whenever I feel the need to be inspired I always turn this movie. Brilliant, brilliant animation and gorgeous music.

[Rayqua]

Guess, my favourite was the AristoCats. I also loved Pocahontas and Aladdin.
Though they werent that influental, though I have watched them multiple times...

[jev1]

alot of them, too much rofl

[jempurpled]

Aladdin was my favorite growing up. It's teaches you that if the odds are against you, you shouldn't give up (and apparently lying helps too).

[A.I.Project]

I honestly love all the Disney classic movies and I can't really pick a favorite. But the one movie I remember watching the most as a kid was The Lion King. It taught me that running away from your problems and not talking about it with anyone will only make them worse.

[Its Contagious]

Most of the princess movies made me into a hopeless romantic while some others taught me valuble life lessons.

[highwireSiren]

Personally, I liked Mulan. "The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all." And the song Reflection is really close to my heart. It's hard for me to be myself around people who put such a stigma on being different (granted, I'm still in high school, but from some people, i've heard this doesn't change in College, which i'm moving up to in the fall, so...argh).

[The Cured]

Snow White and Sleeping Beauty are quite inspirational for me, as well as Beauty and the Beast, the Little Mermaid, and Mulan. All of the classics are highly inspirational.. I wish Disney could go back to those times.