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Disney: The Silver Age (1950-1967)
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Poll Question: Pick your favourite
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    Posted: March 01 2019 at 08:37
Pick your favourite. Mines are The Sword In The Stone and The Jungle Book. I'll take my time to think before casting my vote on this one.
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Oh yeah! Loved Jungle Book as a kid
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Ok. In order:

1- The Sword In The Stone
2- The Jungle Book
3- Sleeping Beauty (if only because of Maleficent)
4- Peter Pan
5- Alice In Wonderland
6- One Hundred And One Dalmatians
7- Cinderella
8- Lady And The Tramp
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I think i like Peter Pan the most
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Lady And The Tramp
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a bit surprisingly, I saw them all partially only, with the notable exception of Jungle Book (which I saw in a theatre, like Bambi)

I suppose that Sword In Stone is the Merlin/Lancelot/round table thingie

Wouldn't Aristocats be part of this era, rather than the Bronze?? Confused


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101 Dalmatians. I liked the quirky animation style, less lush, cheaper, but cool looking.
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^ the animation on it is impressionisne i think. They hired an impressionist artist to make tge backgrounds.
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I also think Sword in the Stone is a very underrated movie.
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The Jungle Book is one of the best Disney films period.
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Strange, Sleeping Beauty with nill points - i think thre three first are best. Yet Sword in The Stone have plenty of hillarious scenes, that owl kills it. I wonder if Archimedes is the natural scientist of same, transfigured.

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It has to be Sleeping Beauty for the artwork alone.  So stylistic.  
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Alice by a lot. The Sword in the Stone was an utter mockery of the book. I remember reading T.H. White's The Once and Future King (of which The Sword in the Stone is a part), and I never watched that Disney trash again. 
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