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  1. 18th July 2013, 21:04 #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainRaiden
    Like it has been said above, anything from Studio Ghibli, especially Miyazaki's work is exceptional. Me and my wife have watched pretty much all of them and enjoyed every bit thoroughly. Some of my absolute favorites are:

    Spirited Away
    My Neighbor Totoro
    Howl's Moving Castle

    And everything else by Mr. Miyazaki. After watching his work, the American Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks stuff just seems dull and plain somehow. I'm not criticizing them, but they just don't carry the same soul as Miyazaki's work IMHO. True genius.
    Actually I think Pixar have done a few excellent movies like Up and WALL-E.
    Movies that have a very good story/message, a bit more "grown up" compared to Disney and Dreamworks.
    ...Funny how ev'rything was roses when we held on to the guns...
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    I used to like Beavis and Butthead hehe hhehehe hhehehe
    United in diversity !!!
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    hehehhehhe, he said "butt" hehheheheehe
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    tom and jerry are still hard to beat
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    when the wind blows
    When the Wind Blows (Nuclear War) - YouTube

    a very depressing but at the same an excellent film
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    Since I've had to watch it a 100 times with my kids - and I will admit to rather enjoying it - it would have to be Cars.
    "But it aint how hard you hit, it's about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done." Rocky.
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  7. 8th August 2013, 02:10 #37
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
    All of them.
    Esp. The AristoCats

    [youtube]h4guRiNZLGQ[/youtube]

    and Gay Purr ee

    [youtube]TdOnhWKiRPI[/youtube]
    That was the VERY first movie I went to the theatre to see, and is one of my daughter's favourites. Heck...it is my mom's favourite as well.
    "Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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  8. 8th August 2013, 02:12 #38
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    I grew up on the Warner Brother's Loonie tunes...so any Bugs Bunny short would be right up there, but I am thinking we are talking full length movies. I am thinking for me, it was the original Shrek. The Second one is high up there as well......with an honourable mention goes to Cars.......
    "Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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  9. 8th August 2013, 02:13 #39
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    Quote Originally Posted by N4D13
    I'm much younger than most people in this forum, so I'm going to go with The Lion King. One day, out of boredom, I decided to watch it and I realized that it was a really entertaning film, not just a really entertaining kids film. And I loved it.
    My daughter's favourite.....and I think I have seen it too many times...an honorable mention maybe....
    "Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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  10. 8th August 2013, 03:03 #40
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    Fantasia
    May the forza be with you
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