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favorite disney classic/movie

Post by michelesanchez » Apr Fri 03, 2009 10:35 pm

My favorite I have to say recently is Summer Magic-especially with all the songs they use from the movie on Main Street at Disneyland (especially since i heard those songs for 8 hrs a day when i worked at the park....but i grew up with Tron and the Black hole. I had a coloring book of the Black Hole when i was a kid-I wish I still had it ....I remember seeing the black hole at school on a movie projector in the auditorium at the end of the school year :)
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Re: favorite disney classic/movie

Post by elizabethswann » Apr Fri 03, 2009 10:46 pm

michelesanchez wrote:My favorite I have to say recently is Summer Magic-especially with all the songs they use from the movie on Main Street at Disneyland
My sisters love that movie and while I was overhearing, I realized that there were in fact two songs from Main Street in the movie. There could be more but I only heard two. I had no idea where they came from but now I'm glad to know the source.

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Post by michelesanchez » Apr Fri 03, 2009 11:13 pm

I really enjoy the seriels they have released on dvd-the spin and marty's and the hardy boys, I really liked the elfego baca seriels also .. I gave them to my mother to watch and she really enjoyed them-she said it brought back a lot of memories as she used to watch the mickey mouse club as a child....My mother is a teacher and she teaches first grade and she has mentioned that a lot of her children have never seen Pinocchio and Snow white and bambi and a lot of the non pixar movies and I think that is sad....
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Post by Jacca5660 » Apr Sat 04, 2009 2:33 am

wdwannabe wrote:Ok, you can hit me with a wet noodle, I've never seen Tron, Flight of the Navigator, Island at the Top of the World ( never heard of that one). Yes, it's true... Although I am a child of the yes, 70's.... Maybe I was too old at the time they came out to value there quality. So, I should watch those, let's see if Netflix has those available.........off to check.........

Have seen, Escape to Witch Mountain,(looking forward to seeing the new one) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Parent Trap (both new and old, however I liked the old one, such charm) The Cat from Outer Space, and several of the live action that I am sure I can't remember the names of at this time.


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Post by horizons1 » Apr Sat 04, 2009 12:30 pm

Here's another I actually remember seeing in the theater in the '70's:

"Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N.". It starred Dick Van Dyke who got stranded on an island and had a chimp for a companion.

One of my wife's favorites is "A Spaceman in King Arthur's Court" AKA "The Spaceman and King Arthur" AKA "Unidentified Flying Oddball". The last title is how it is listed on Netflix.
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Post by figmentaholic » Apr Fri 10, 2009 2:52 pm

Two of my favorites are Pete's Dragon and The Three Caballeros. Of course now the kids will know about Caballeros because of the Mexican Pavillion in Epcot, but still, it has been a favorite of mine since I first saw it at least 25 years ago.
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Post by elizabethswann » Apr Fri 10, 2009 3:39 pm

figmentaholic wrote:Two of my favorites are Pete's Dragon and The Three Caballeros. Of course now the kids will know about Caballeros because of the Mexican Pavillion in Epcot, but still, it has been a favorite of mine since I first saw it at least 25 years ago.
Pete's Dragon! Now that's a movie I haven't seen in who knows how long.

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Post by figmentaholic » Apr Fri 10, 2009 3:45 pm

elizabethswann wrote:
figmentaholic wrote:Two of my favorites are Pete's Dragon and The Three Caballeros. Of course now the kids will know about Caballeros because of the Mexican Pavillion in Epcot, but still, it has been a favorite of mine since I first saw it at least 25 years ago.
Pete's Dragon! Now that's a movie I haven't seen in who knows how long.


I know.. I need to watch it again.. it has been a while since I popped it in.

I guess I just have an affinity towards dragons. Of course I ADORE Figment, and Malificent as a dragon is AWESOME!
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Post by MmeLeota » Apr Fri 17, 2009 11:44 pm

I am so glad that someone mentioned Summer Magic! I love any of the classics with Hayley Mills (The Parent Trap especially)...don't forget Pollyanna and In Search of Castaways.

I also love Pete's Dragon, Cat from Outer Space, The old Herbie movies, The Apple Dumpling Gang, Toby Tyler, Tiger Town (haven't seen in years) and Watcher in the Woods (kinda scary as a kid)

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Post by timekeeper » Apr Wed 22, 2009 11:10 am

I had forgotten about Flight of the naviagator, we watched that as kids. Now I am going to have to make DD watch it with me.

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Post by momeja » Apr Wed 22, 2009 12:04 pm

Despite having an attraction associated with it, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids has disappeared off the radar screens. Don't know why either. Rick Moranis is pretty funny in it.

I actually think Dumbo gets forgotten, too. No princesses and (more importantly) no villains. Everybody assumes it's for "little kids" when it's actually a really good film.

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Post by packwingfn » Apr Wed 22, 2009 1:21 pm

timekeeper wrote:I had forgotten about Flight of the naviagator, we watched that as kids. Now I am going to have to make DD watch it with me.
It really is a great movie. I can rewatch that at least once or twice a year, and still absolutely love it. There is just something about it.
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Post by napastoy » Apr Wed 22, 2009 9:11 pm

Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss! Still have a copy on VHS. I love this movie because it was set in a much gentler time when families still actually took to the road for those great summer vacations. :mickey:
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Post by js3901 » Apr Thu 23, 2009 1:59 pm

I think Honey, I Shrunk The Kids fell out of grace with the release of Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves.
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Post by inkydog » Apr Fri 24, 2009 11:30 am

Does anyone remember Johnny Tremain? I remember watching that in grade school back in the day they still used the Kodak film projector with the speaker in the cover.

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