#26
Posted: 12/7/13 at 8:38pm
Sad to admit, I've never heard of most of these movies. Were they direct to DVD? I got 47 that I've actually seen in cinemas, tv, or video.
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#27
Posted: 12/7/13 at 8:40pm
145, racking up the most in the DCOMs.
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#28
Posted: 12/7/13 at 8:52pm
bobs, many of the titles you're referring to were made for the disney channel (not theatrical release). That might be why you never heard of them.
#29
Posted: 12/8/13 at 12:59am
I did not think I could do it since there was a large number of them, but I did it. My score was 172.
#30
Posted: 12/8/13 at 1:57am
130. Wow. That's so many hours spent watching movies...
#31
Posted: 12/8/13 at 1:05pm
Liza, that's why I did so poorly on the last 1/3 of that list. If they were Disney Channel movies, I missed them.
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#33
Posted: 12/8/13 at 2:51pm
Wow...266! I did not think it would be that high.
#35
Posted: 12/8/13 at 3:26pm
210, but really 211 because 'Frozen' wasn't listed.
#36
Posted: 12/8/13 at 4:22pm
'Too many to count."
You don't have to count. The page does it for you...
You don't have to count. The page does it for you...
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#37
Posted: 12/8/13 at 5:17pm
Almost all of the earlier ones because, as others have said, Wonderful World of Disney was on every Sunday of my childhood. I've not seen as many of the later ones from The Disney Channel.
I recently re-watched The Living Desert, a 1953 documentary that was shown on WWofD. They used to show lots of narrated nature shows, usually attaching some humorous anthropomorphic drama to the insects or animals they were following. They were so entertaining. They're always among the first things that come to mind when I'm being nostalgic about my childhood.
I recently re-watched The Living Desert, a 1953 documentary that was shown on WWofD. They used to show lots of narrated nature shows, usually attaching some humorous anthropomorphic drama to the insects or animals they were following. They were so entertaining. They're always among the first things that come to mind when I'm being nostalgic about my childhood.
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#38
Posted: 12/8/13 at 5:48pm
Yes, Besty. Very true. A good number on here will have never seen those movies and that is to be expected since you aren't the demographic. 
Seeing that list was a stroll down memory lane for me. I worked at Disney Television from '91 to '01 and helped develop many of the original channel movies on there. So, it would be unfair of me to reveal my total tally.... LOL
Seeing that list was a stroll down memory lane for me. I worked at Disney Television from '91 to '01 and helped develop many of the original channel movies on there. So, it would be unfair of me to reveal my total tally.... LOL
#39
Posted: 12/8/13 at 5:50pm
I got 170. I really thought it was going to be higher. I've seen almost all of the Disney Channel ones, but I'm not entirely familiar with some of the lesser known classics. I think I'll start with Song of the South.
#41
Posted: 12/9/13 at 12:15pm
66, and I'm surprised it's that high.
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#42
Posted: 12/9/13 at 12:29pm
"There may be other Disney movies that are, at worst, purposeful mediocrities and, at best, junky entertainments. I mean, they're not all the psychologically regressive, reactionary enslavements of both imagination and womankind that their most praised "studio classics" Snow White, The Little Mermaid, and Cinderella clearly are. One can enjoy the likes of The Jungle Book or Alice in Wonderland or even The Emperor's New Groove without simultaneously yanking up the slack of America's artistic equivalent of foot-binding straps. Still, if you ask me, there are but two movies from their entire promiscuous home video vault that should have even the legal right to infiltrate the minds of impressionable, hormonal time bombs—the first, Dumbo, because of its devastatingly sweet portrait of maternal love in the face of socio-sexual rejection, and the second, 101 Dalmatians, because of its equally compelling take on the aesthetic and fashionable virtues of tearing the roof off the mother-sucker. Between the two, all the studio's other face-offs between virginal, lily-white virtue and fat, ugly evil seem two-dimensional."
Slant on 101 Dalmatians
Slant on 101 Dalmatians
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#44
Posted: 3/28/14 at 11:59am
246. There were a few that I thought I'd see but wasn't sure so I didn't click them. As others have stated - the Wonderful World of Disney aired a lot of the older ones.
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#45
Posted: 3/28/14 at 3:04pm
Approx 80
some of the movies I remember seeing parts of but not sure if I saw the entire movie - or - if I didn't like it enough to remember I saw it.
Was disappointed to be reminded how over the years creativity fell off to the point that so many "part 2" or "returns" were done.
some of the movies I remember seeing parts of but not sure if I saw the entire movie - or - if I didn't like it enough to remember I saw it.
Was disappointed to be reminded how over the years creativity fell off to the point that so many "part 2" or "returns" were done.
#46
Posted: 3/28/14 at 3:15pm
Your title is misleading. It should read, Walt Disney Pictures, as Disneynature, Touchstone, Hollywood Pictures, Pixar, Lucasfilm, Miramax (sold), Muppets Studio, Walt Disney Animation, etc. are all owned by "Disney".
Check out the link below...
Disney Assets
Check out the link below...
Disney Assets
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#47
Posted: 3/28/14 at 3:43pm
How have I gotten to this age not realizing that MIDNIGHT MADNESS (one of my most very favorite movies) was a Disney movie!!??? I want a ride based on it!
#48
Posted: 3/28/14 at 9:33pm
My sister got 268.
"All our dreams can come true -- if we have the courage to pursue them." -- Walt Disney
We must have different Gods. My God said "do to others what you would have them do to you". Your God seems to have said "My Way or the Highway".
#49
Posted: 3/29/14 at 5:16pm
191. Which is kinda depressing given how many of those are pretty crappy.
I made a point as a teen to see ALL of the animated features. Most of the pre mid 80s non animated ones I saw thnaks to Wonderful World of Disney or my parents renting us kids every single video with the Disney name on it.
As others have said, it is an odd list--as these lists always are. They include all the theatrical Studio Gibli releases (theatrical in the US) except EarthSea and ignore the DVD ones, though they include other direct to DVD films. And some TV movies but where are childhood classic tv movies from my youth like Mr Boogedy and Bride of Boogedy (terrifying :P )
I made a point as a teen to see ALL of the animated features. Most of the pre mid 80s non animated ones I saw thnaks to Wonderful World of Disney or my parents renting us kids every single video with the Disney name on it.
As others have said, it is an odd list--as these lists always are. They include all the theatrical Studio Gibli releases (theatrical in the US) except EarthSea and ignore the DVD ones, though they include other direct to DVD films. And some TV movies but where are childhood classic tv movies from my youth like Mr Boogedy and Bride of Boogedy (terrifying :P )
#50
Posted: 3/29/14 at 5:32pm
263
Not even remotely proud of this. I watched so much crap on the Disney Channel.
Not even remotely proud of this. I watched so much crap on the Disney Channel.
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