The Pitters' Place

Don Bluth Trifecta:
-Secret of Nimh (sequel came with it)
-An American Tail (sequel came with it)
-Land Before Time

WDAS:
-Bolt
-The Princess & the Frog

Miyazaki
-Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
-Spirited Away

Laika
-Coraline
-Paranorman
-The Box Trolls


With these new addiitions combined with the previous kids' movies I've acquired, I think my collection of animated movies can rival any pedo's .

other pedo's*

FUCK YOU!

Hearty loss.

Actually quite a few I don't have. I only have Nimh, Tail + sequel, and Coraline.

Gendo wrote:Actually quite a few I don't have. I only have Nimh, Tail + sequel, and Coraline.

^ See, Apollo. You were right.

Blade Azaezel wrote:Hearty loss.

You should have gone with "I'm pretty sure I'm too old for you".

Gendo wrote:Actually quite a few I don't have. I only have Nimh, Tail + sequel, and Coraline.

I found most at Target. The hardest one to find was Land Before Time as they didn't have it next to the godawul sequels.

Blade Azaezel wrote:

Gendo wrote:Actually quite a few I don't have. I only have Nimh, Tail + sequel, and Coraline.

^ See, Apollo. You were right.

What was I right about?

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:

Blade Azaezel wrote:

Gendo wrote:Actually quite a few I don't have. I only have Nimh, Tail + sequel, and Coraline.

^ See, Apollo. You were right.

What was I right about?

Your collection rivals other pedos. Damnit, Apollo. It isn't as effective if I have to explain the damn thing

The Secret of Nimh and An American Tail are dope as fuck. The Secret of Nimh held up well. I watched it recently as a thirty-something-year-old adult and still enjoyed it. I can't say the same for An American Tail, although I loved it as a kid.

BruceSmith78 wrote:The Secret of Nimh and An American Tail are dope as fuck. The Secret of Nimh held up well. I watched it recently as a thirty-something-year-old adult and still enjoyed it. I can't say the same for An American Tail, although I loved it as a kid.

I recently watched a clip of "Somewhere Out There", so I can see why it wouldn't be a favorite at this age.

Got more blu-rays & dvds sure to put me on an FBI watch list:

Disney:
Alice in Wonderland (animated version)
Bedknobs & Broomsticks
Dumbo
Ratatouille
Robin Hood
The Sword in the Stone


Dreamworks:
The Road to El Dorado
Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
Joseph: King of Dreams (because it came with the other two)
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron


Miyazaki:
Castle in the Sky
Howl's Moving Castle
Kiki's Delivery Service (all blame goes to Doug Walker & Phil Hartman, the latter of which lended his voice for the American dub)
Princess Monoke


Warner Brothers:
The Iron Giant

The Road to El Dorado is criminally underrated.

aels wrote:The Road to El Dorado is criminally underrated.

It's OK. The one I'm on the hunt for is Prince of Egypt.

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:

aels wrote:The Road to El Dorado is criminally underrated.

It's OK. The one I'm on the hunt for is Prince of Egypt.

How do you not own that one yet?

Because it came out at the age where I was too cool for animated films.

...and before all the little kids got really sexy.

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:

aels wrote:The Road to El Dorado is criminally underrated.

It's OK.

You hush your mouth.

It's better than Minions.

Just re-watched an American Tail.

A lot of stuff in it I didn't appreciate as a kid (references to political corruption, ethnic corruption, etc.), but I don't think it does hold up quite as well as Secret of Nimh.

Still, I do share this sentiment

More movies:

Studio Ghibli:

The Cat Returns
My Neighbor Totoro
Pom Poko
Porco Rosso

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:More movies:

Studio Ghibli:

The Cat Returns
My Neighbor Toyota
Pom Poko
Porco Rosso

Isn't that meant to be "My Neighbour Totoro" ??

Blade Azaezel wrote:

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:More movies:

Studio Ghibli:

The Cat Returns
My Neighbor Toyota
Pom Poko
Porco Rosso

Isn't that meant to be "My Neighbour Totoro" ??

No. It's meant to be "My Neighbor Totoro", which I just corrected.

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:

Blade Azaezel wrote:

Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:More movies:

Studio Ghibli:

The Cat Returns
My Neighbor Toyota
Pom Poko
Porco Rosso

Isn't that meant to be "My Neighbour Totoro" ??

No. It's meant to be "My Neighbor Totoro", which I just corrected.

My Neighbour Totoro (1988)

"Tonari no Totoro" (original title)

^ Taken directly from IMDb

I'm looking directly at my blu-ray case, and it says "My Neighbor Totoro".

It's wrong.

Blade Azaezel wrote:It's wrong.

I'll trust the case over some at least partially community run site .

He probably thinks it's called "The Colour Purple" too. You can't trust Brits.

Dr_Liszt wrote:

It's like an old Abbott & Costello skit.

I decided to add Pocahontas & Hunchback to my collection. I had to bite the bullet and get the ones that came with the cheapquels, but I can now have a Disney Renaissance Era marathon.

Spoke too soon. I forgot I still need Aladdin

In other news, I now have Prince of Egypt, the Great Mouse Detetective, and the Black Cauldron (the last of which I got just because it was the first Disney animated film to be rated PG).

Related fact, a couple nights ago I watched Snow White for what might have been my first time ever. Very well could have seen it as a kid; but I don't remember.

Gendo wrote:Related fact, a couple nights ago I watched Snow White for what might have been my first time ever. Very well could have seen it as a kid; but I don't remember.

That happened to me about a year ago. I was sure I had seen it as a kid. Watched it again as n adult, ans there were so few things I remember. Her run through the forest, of which I didn't remember, is pretty damn intense and shows Disney I don't think had simply kids in mind for the medium.

Yeah, I made the same comment while watching it. A lot of stuff with the queen was pretty dark also. My wife's interpretation is simply that kids were a lot less protected against such things 80 years ago than they are now.

Gendo wrote:Yeah, I made the same comment while watching it. A lot of stuff with the queen was pretty dark also. My wife's interpretation is simply that kids were a lot less protected against such things 80 years ago than they are now.

I doubt there were many kids at the premiere.

When I was 18 I watched The Black Cauldron on an acid trip in the middle of the night, alone, with the lights off and a ball of Christmas lights blinking in the corner. It's the only way to see it.

BruceSmith78 wrote:When I was 18 I watched The Black Cauldron on an acid trip in the middle of the night, alone, with the lights off and a ball of Christmas lights blinking in the corner. It's the only way to see it.

It'a probably the only way to get through it without wanting to smash the TV as a result of Gurgi's voice.

With Aladdin as my newest addition, I could have a Disney Renaissance Marathon if I so wished (doing a marathon from Snow White to current sould be impossible, even when trying to select for the most iconic)

For those not aware, these are the animated movies by the flagship animation studio of Disney from 1989-1999. Like with any matathon, there's some gems, some underrated movies, overrated movies, and one or two flat out "the hell are they doing??" movies.

Disney:

Enchanted

Dreamworks:

Kung Fu Panda
Kung Fu Panda 2

Studio Ghibli:

The Wind Rises.