Yeah... I've been at school since 6:30... but I have no classes until 3. *sobs*

I'm here now Clair Bear ^^

Thanks ^^
I loved those movies. Though really they are like the last three animated movies I watched.

It was a lot of fun searching for the perfect picture to use though.

I loved Megamind but I think Tangled was better.
Tangled was so funny and cute.
And your right How to Train Your Dragon was just plain cute.

hm... it is in the top list but I still love Beauty and the Beast the most, and then probably Mulan, then Tangled.

I agree, I would love his library.
Really the reading thing is the main reason I like that movie. Plus I think Gaston is super funny.

Mulan holds a special place in my heart because it is the only Disney princess-ish movie I ever managed to talk my dad into seeing at the movies.

Beauty and the beast is my favorite....followed closely by The Little Mermaid.

Tangled looks super funny though....and How to Train your Dragon was like OMG Love. It was ADORABLE.

I like them all, I can't wait to see Tangled next week!

I've always been a huge fan of Dreamworks.
The Prince of Egypt was the movie I watched when I was suppost to be helping move. lol
The Road to El Dorado is still one of my favorite movies ever.
The Shrek movies are great.
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron is my favorite animal based movie.
Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, Madagascar, and Kung Fu Panda are all great super funny movies.
And then of course I simply love How to Train Your Dragon and Megamind.

I think I like Aladdin more then the Little Mermaid.

Really I'm just a big kid that loves her cartoon movies.

@Emma- Really I just like Kung Fu Panda because of Jack Black. I find him really funny.
And I like Spirit because I'm a horse person and it was one of the first movies I watched with my little sister.

Yep, they do. I wish they came out with more movies.

Really there are only a few Disney movies I just didn't like.
Namely Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White. Pretty much hated those movies.

That's a good movie too.

Those are the classics though o.0

The only disney I didn't like was bambi.....

I don't know, I think I just don't like those three movies because those three princesses did nothing.
Cinderella is probably my favorite of those three since she actually went out and tried to find her prince but even with her she had to have everyone else do all the work for her.
I hate Snow White because I can't get over the fact that she is suppost to be like 13 in the movie. And once again she does nothing for herself.
And then Sleeping Beauty is pretty straight forward. She sleeps for most of the movie. Kind of boring.

Bambi was ok but not my favorite.

:glomp: Lith-chan :hug:
I can be on more now! *dances around*

@Emma- I guess, but those three princesses seemed to take it to a horrible extreme.
I preferred the ones were the girls showed a little back bone.

The story it is based on has her between 11 years old and 14.
The Disney version makes it seem that she is 15 or 16 but that is only implied by her image.
She has an evil step-mother because her mother died when she was young but the evil queen can only act on her wish to kill Snow White after the King is dead. So the king probably died right before the movie starts. So if she was 15 or 16 at this time the king would have already married her off or she would have been at least promised to someone. But either way she most likely wouldn't have even been in that kingdom.
But she was still there.
Plus the whole reason the queen wants to kill her is because the mirror tells her that Snow White is now the fairest of them all. But the queen had been the fairest the day before. In the story she became the fairest because she had hit puberty. While she might have hit puberty at 15 or 16 it is much more likely that it was around 13.

Yeah, my concern isn't that they just didn't go find their princes. It is that they just sat until their princes showed up. I mean those three are known for helping and cleaning. But they didn't even do that. They had little animal friends that cleaned, cooked, and sewed.
If a mouse can figure out how to sew I think Cinderella can too.

Really I prefer the non-princess movies.
Peter Pan, The Fox and the Hound, Toy Story, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Mulan, Tarzan, Emperor's New Groove, Lilo & Stitch, Treasure Planet, Brother Bear, Finding Nemo, Incredibles, Meet the Robinsons, etc.

The only princess movies (the ones with actual princesses) are:
The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Atlantis, Princess and the Frog, Tangled

(while this means I only don't like 3 of the princesses I still like the other movies more)

That's great Silver-chan ^^

I know. Some of the "princesses" you can kind of see.
Like Belle, she does end up marrying the Beast at some point.
Or Pocahontas, as she is the chief's daughter.

But I never understood Mulan.
Yeah, at the end the emperor gives her a medal and declares her to be as a princess or something like that.
But I never really accepted that as a reason since she doesn't have royal blood, doesn't marry into it, and never really is accepted or treating like a princess would be.

Or Alice, she isn't part of the princess line but she occasionally is placed in the toy line.