Favourite childhood movie???

Mine was Cats Dont Dance =^_^=

I watched "Hercules" like 10000000 times when i was a kid. So i guess that would be my favorite childhood movie.

Toy Story

"You got a friend in me!"

Toy Story

"You got a friend in me!"

I never really liked any of them, only watched them because my mom made me. V_VMcJugga

[QUOTE="McJugga"]I never really liked any of them, only watched them because my mom made me. V_VIantheone

Some of my favs were.

• Homeward bound.
• The little toaster that could
• Toy Story
• Space Jam
• Goofy movie

Some of my favs were.

• Homeward bound.
• The little toaster that could
• Toy Story
• Space Jam

Some of my favs were.

• Homeward bound.
• The little toaster that could
• Toy Story
• Space Jam
• Goofy movie

GrandJury

I used to love that song from that concert at the end.

Homeward Bound I & II, Space Jam, Bambi, Toy Story

[QUOTE="Iantheone"][QUOTE="McJugga"]I never really liked any of them, only watched them because my mom made me. V_VThe_Bio_Shu

Its a Hiyo Miyazaki film (or however its pronounced). He made Spirited away and Howls moving castle and such. Princess Mononoke is his best though, no anime cuteness going on.

Pretty much the main character is cursed by a demon pig thing. The curse slowly kills him, but also gives him some of the power of a demon if he gives into his anger (kinda sith like, but better). When this happens he goes all awesome like and does some really cool stuff (beheading enemies and chopping off arms etc.). So he goes off on a journey from where the demon is from to try and get rid of his curse. It has a really good story (What i explained is only the first part of it) and it has some good original characters and animation. Its a must see imo

Trailer:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkWWWKKA8jY

Still one of my favorite movies.

Some of my favs were.

• Homeward bound.
• The little toaster that could
• Toy Story
• Space Jam

[QUOTE="The_Bio_Shu"][QUOTE="Iantheone"] My mom forced me to watch most of them as well. One I was really adamant against was Princess Mononoke. Now its one of my favourite all time filmsIantheone

Its a Hiyo Miyazaki film (or however its pronounced). He made Spirited away and Howls moving castle and such. Princess Mononoke is his best though, no anime cuteness going on.

Pretty much the main character is cursed by a demon pig thing. The curse slowly kills him, but also gives him some of the power of a demon if he gives into his anger (kinda sith like, but better). When this happens he goes all awesome like and does some really cool stuff (beheading enemies and chopping off arms etc.). So he goes off on a journey from where the demon is from to try and get rid of his curse. It has a really good story (What i explained is only the first part of it) and it has some good original characters and animation. Its a must see imo

Some of my favs were.

• Homeward bound.
• The little toaster that could
• Toy Story
• Space Jam
• Goofy movie

GrandJury

It was the two Goofy Movies, forsure.

thats the most metal thing ive ever heard The_Bio_Shu

anyone enjoy the land before time? movies 1 thru 1 million?

anyone enjoy the landbefore time? movies 1 thru 1 million?The_Bio_Shu

anyone enjoy the land before time? movies 1 thru 1 million?

The_Bio_Shu

I really liked the first one back in the day. (Spoiler Alert!!)When Littlefoot's mom died, I cried pretty hard.

Terminator and Alien, I saw them when I was 4 haha. They're still my favourite movies.

Terminator and Alien, I saw them when I was 4 haha. They're still my favourite movies.

ContraQueen

Terminator and Alien, I saw them when I was 4 haha. They're still my favourite movies.

ContraQueen

I saw Terminator when I was 5. Darn, 1 off.

The Sword in the Stone best cartoon of all time!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujz6rl-rThM watch it now:D

TOTORO~!

Let me ruin Totoro for all of you. Mwahahha

Gotta go with Labyrinth. I watched that movie all the time, so I'm told. Still like it to this day. raven_squad

Watership down.

Watership down.

Film-Guy

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

Watership down.

Deihjan

Watership down.

Film-Guy

[QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

Watership down.

Iantheone

I saw starship troopers when i was 8 and it scared the s*** out of me :DIantheone

Yeah, I had nightmares about Terminator and Alien for years after.Great way to desensitize children though huh :P

[QUOTE="ContraQueen"]

Terminator and Alien, I saw them when I was 4 haha. They're still my favourite movies.

cheesyjon

I saw Terminator when I was 5. Darn, 1 off.

Aww haha, I beat you. close :P

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

Watership down.

McJugga

It's funny I watched it last week and it still freaked me out at times. Especially that evil rabbit The General. I love that song Bright eyes by Art Garfunkle that was used in the film. Today I can appreciate the cool death symbolism in the film. I enjoyed the book too.

He still haunts my dreams:cry: I also grew up on The Animals of Farthing wood:D

I still feel sad when I think of what happened to poor badger:( I never read the book though. It's funny the kid's movies I grew up would not be considered for kids these days to some people. Heck I also grew up watching the film Plague dogs where a guy gets shot in the face by his own shotgun.

It's funny the kid's movies I grew up would not be considered for kids these days to some people. Heck I also grew up watching the film Plague dogs where a guy gets shot in the face by his own shotgun.

Film-Guy

[QUOTE="Iantheone"][QUOTE="Deihjan"] I thought that was a television series, not a movie?Deihjan

They really were quite violent. I remember the first time I watched the Animals of farthing wood I loved the little hedgehogs. Then one got hit by a damn truck:o Then I moved on to the cute pheasant couple for my loveable animal fix. I loved how he was always nervous, as I kid that made me smile. Then his wife got shot and eaten:cry: That show was amazing but it was horrific at times. Oh god the worst though was when the mice had new babies, who were so adorable and sweet. Then a evil bird grabbed them and speared them on tree branches for the hell of it.

They really were quite violent. I remember the first time I watched the Animals of farthing wood I loved the little hedgehogs. Then one got hit by a damn truck:o Then I moved on to the cute pheasant couple for my loveable animal fix. I loved how he was always nervous, as I kid that made me smile. Then his wife got shot and eaten:cry: That show was amazing but it was horrific at times. Oh god the worst though was when the mice had new babies, who were so adorable and sweet. Then a evil bird grabbed them and speared them on tree branches for the hell of it.

Film-Guy

I don't know if anyone knows this film, but War of The Birds is another violent, twisted movie I grew up with. Two chicks get orphaned, and they are raised by a drunk owl and a moronic mother bird of some other species. The two chicks aren't of the same species, and the girl chick starts hitting on the boy chick, which could be both incestuous and sexual harrasment, as he does not agree with it and they are step-siblings.They also swear a lot, they burn down a forest and they kill a vulture, to get revenge.

Do I smell terrorism movie? By the way, it's made in the early 90's by A Film (at least I think so, they made Hugo and all the other 'known' cartoons from Denmark)

I love that movie to bits. :oops:

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

They really were quite violent. I remember the first time I watched the Animals of farthing wood I loved the little hedgehogs. Then one got hit by a damn truck:o Then I moved on to the cute pheasant couple for my loveable animal fix. I loved how he was always nervous, as I kid that made me smile. Then his wife got shot and eaten:cry: That show was amazing but it was horrific at times. Oh god the worst though was when the mice had new babies, who were so adorable and sweet. Then a evil bird grabbed them and speared them on tree branches for the hell of it.

Deihjan

I don't know if anyone knows this film, but War of The Birds is another violent, twisted movie I grew up with. Two chicks get orphaned, and they are raised by a drunk owl and a moronic mother bird of some other species. The two chicks aren't of the same species, and the girl chick starts hitting on the boy chick, which could be both incestuous and sexual harrasment, as he does not agree with it and they are step-siblings.They also swear a lot, they burn down a forest and they kill a vulture, to get revenge.

Do I smell terrorism movie? By the way, it's made in the early 90's by A Film (at least I think so, they made Hugo and all the other 'known' cartoons from Denmark)

I love that movie to bits. :oops:

It sounds familiar. These are some other kid's movies I grew up with that you might like.

1. The Pagemaster

Another one that used to freak me out.

2. The Plague dogs

Such a sad ending.

3. Light years

4. When the wind blows

Space Jam, I was big Michael Jordan fan when I was young.....JonnyEagle

I used to love that movie too though I remember it had a pulp fiction reference I didnt get until years later. To this day I am confused as to why the hell that movie reference Pulp Fiction. I also used to quite enjoy Muppet Treasure island.

I always enjoyed Mary Poppins on VHS, but my favorite childhood movie that I actually saw in theaters first was Home Alone. Learned later about "bad language" when I quoted something from it that made adults balk. :lol:MAILER_DAEMON

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]I always enjoyed Mary Poppins on VHS, but my favorite childhood movie that I actually saw in theaters first was Home Alone. Learned later about "bad language" when I quoted something from it that made adults balk. :lol:The_Bio_Shu

D2: The Might Ducks was my favorite movie as a kid. Still have a soft spot for it today. :)

Jurassic Park,i knew the whole script just about i watched it so much,and freddy Kruger and evil dead films