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1.Sleeping Beauty [Disney 1959] starring: Mary Costa, Bill Shirley, Eleanor Audley, Verna Felton, Barbara Luddy directed by: Clyde Geronimi May 22, 2000
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This is my favourite Disney movie. The backgrounds are detailed and stylised like a series of medieval tapestries. The intergration of the characters in what look like the best sets ever designed for a semi-swashbuckling musical/comedy/thriller is stunning. I still get frightened when the fire goes out and Maleficent appears to tempt Aurora through the back of the fireplace (Maleficent being a truly evil villainess). The score is superbly used in these scenes. Brilliant stuff.

2.Dumbo (1941) (Disney) [1942] starring: Edward Brophy, Sterling Holloway, Verna Felton, Cliff Edwards, Herman Bing directed by: Ben Sharpsteen April 11, 2005
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dumbo is brilliant and so cute. They should bring dumbo back out and see more of him.

3.The Jungle Book (Disney) (1967) [1968] starring: Phil Harris, Sebastian Cabot, Louis Prima, George Sanders, Sterling Holloway directed by: Wolfgang Reitherman February 21, 2000
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I do not get why so many people consider this to be 'best Disney movie ever.' For me, it was never one of my favourites. It's not really bad, but I do not consider it to be that good either, especially when compared to Walt's earlier efforts such as Snow White. To be honest, I feel that some of Disney's so-called 'dark age' efforts such as The Rescuers are better than this. The animation is alright-ish. The backgrounds are beautiful but seem rather scratchy and flat. There are a few zany sequences, but not really enough to keep me entertained. There is hardly any plot, and most of it doesn't even stay true to the book. It's a shame, because there were some wonderful characters that had real potential. The character development was the only real strong ... Read More:

4.Cinderella [1950] starring: Ilene Woods, Eleanor Audley, Verna Felton, Claire Du Brey, Rhoda Williams directed by: Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske November 24, 1997
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An abosolute stunnah I loved every second of this dvd which is a true heartwarming story of evil,love and final happiness. Cinderella is and incredible story and my 2nd favourite disney film of all time (sleeping beauty being the firstxx) It was stunning...x

5.Lady And The Tramp [1955] starring: Peggy Lee, Barbara Luddy, Larry Roberts (II), Bill Thompson, Bill Baucom directed by: Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske August 17, 1998
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Great story line, much less grand in scope than the more modern Disney films but with tons of character. The songs dont suffer from the treacle sweetness of recent attempts either. Its one of my favourites!

6.Alice In Wonderland (1951) (Disney) starring: Kathryn Beaumont, Ed Wynn, Richard Haydn, Sterling Holloway, Jerry Colonna directed by: Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske April 11, 2005
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First time i saw this movie i was about 6 or 7 years old and it became one of my favorite cartoons. Then i watched it last night (Im 24 now) and it was more intresting than the first time. I think Alice in Wonderland is a pure acid trip story, check the colors, voices, the worm with the bong and that mushroom (Magic mushroom maybe) she ate that made her big and small ??????? and also that weird cat. This movie is made in a way that makes any one who watches it love it.

7.Dumbo [1942] starring: Edward Brophy, Sterling Holloway, Verna Felton, Cliff Edwards, Herman Bing directed by: Ben Sharpsteen
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dumbo is brilliant and so cute. They should bring dumbo back out and see more of him.

8.Don't Bother To Knock [1952] starring: Richard Widmark, Marilyn Monroe, Anne Bancroft, Donna Corcoran, Jeanne Cagney directed by: Roy Ward Baker July 06, 1989
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Anyone who says Marilyn Monroe was not a talented dramatic actress has never seen Donï¿½t Bother to Knock, a darkly unique entry among Marilynï¿½s filmography. This film marks Marilynï¿½s first dramatic starring role, and it is Marilyn as you would never see her again. She plays Nell, a deeply troubled young lady whose shyness and aloofness at first prove to be only the tip of the iceberg in relation to her problems. She has recently moved to New York to start her life over again, and her helpful uncle, an elevator operator in a grand hotel, has arranged for her to baby-sit a wealthy coupleï¿½s little girl for the night. This, as soon becomes apparent, was not a good idea. Her behavior becomes stranger and stranger as the night progresses, exacerbated by ... Read More:

9.Picnic [1956] starring: William Holden, Kim Novak, Betty Field, Susan Strasberg, Cliff Robertson directed by: Joshua Logan August 30, 1994
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Before the Labor Day a hansome stranger swings into a small town of Kansas...and he awakes passions that nobody could imagine that were there. William Holden plays Hal Carter, an irresponsible guy,who falls for the girl of his best friend, Kim Novak as Madge Owens. Unwillingly he also awakes passions not only to her, but also to her little sister, and to a school teacher at her 40's played excellent by Rosalind Russell. The love scene between Holden and Novak are sensational, and the dance sequence is one of poetry. This film is based on the classic play of William Inge and is wonderfully directed by the theatre director Joshua Logan. Although sometimes you may find William Holden a little older than he should have been for this particular part, he is excellent ... Read More:

10.Dumbo [1942] starring: Edward Brophy, Sterling Holloway, Verna Felton, Cliff Edwards, Herman Bing directed by: Ben Sharpsteen November 13, 2000
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dumbo is brilliant and so cute. They should bring dumbo back out and see more of him.

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