Poll: Best Disney Intro Song

Which of these Oscar-nominated animated movies for Best Original Score has the best score? Discuss here

We can usually count on Disney to cheer us up with its fun and happy music. But sometimes, they try to make us cry. Which of these songs makes you cry the most? If you can't produce tears, then which one makes you the saddest? Discuss Here.

April 12, 2022 marks the 30th anniversary of the inauguration of Disneyland Paris (previously known as EuroDisney). On this occasion, here's a list of four Disney films set in France. Which one is your favorite? Après avoir voté, vous pouvez discuter la liste ici

So you're watching animated movie expecting to have laid-back entertainment and some good laughs, but you end up shedding a tear or two. Which animated movie makes you feel most devasted? Share Your Animated Tears Here

Which of these is your favorite film from Walt Disney Animation Studios, of the era '88-'13? You may discuss this poll: here

Which movie of the Top 250-1996 (with a current rating lower than 7.0) is the most surprising to encounter in this list? discuss list here

These movies were nominated at the Razzies when they were released. But these movies have now been embraced by critics and the public as classics. Which of these movies was most undeserving of a Razzie nomination? Discuss here

Founded in 1923 as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio by brothers Walt and Roy, Walt Disney Pictures is celebrating its first 100 years of history as one of the most important film production studios in the world. To celebrate their cinematic history we have this poll. From their third 25 years of history, which is the most important Walt Disney Pictures movie? Discuss Here Poll by Pencho15

Which of these movies that only just reached $100 million at the domestic box office, is your favorite? Discuss it here

Many of us watched in stunned horror as flames engulfed and nearly destroyed the iconic Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris. The cathedral known as the Notre Dame Cathedral in English has appeared as a center-piece in many film productions. Which appearance of Notre Dame in movies is the most memorable? Vote for Statue of Liberty in Movies here! Discuss the list here!

Partly inspired by Breumaster's poll Back to the Ancestors. Walt Disney passed away 65 years young, and there are many Disney movies he never got the chance to see. He founded Walt Disney Animation Studios with his brother in 1923, and more than fifty years after Walt's death, the studio continues to make movies in his memory. Imagine you could travel back in time to when Walt was alive and bring one movie to show him. Which of these Disney feature films* released after 1966 would you most want him to see? *by Walt Disney Animation Studios, with an IMDb rating of at least 6.7, sequels not included Discuss here

Novels have been a great influence on the films. There are numerous films adapted from novels every year. Which novel do you think most deserves to be adapted? Note: All adaptation numbers are based on their Wikipedia pages. No TV adaptations included. Minimum 7 adaptations. Discuss the poll here

Which of these films had the best title drop? title drop - a part of the movie in which the film's title is mentioned Credits to the website TV Tropes for inspiration Title drop! (2) Title drop! (3)

Prime Numbers create a unique sequence. The ninth prime number is 23. Which do you think is the best movie with a title length of 23 characters? English titles; Ignore whitespace; Minimum of 50,000 votes; IMDb rating of 6.5 or above. Discuss the poll here

What's an arc quote? Well, what an arc quote is NOT is a catchphrase or a signature quote. "What's the Matrix?" "Who's Keyser Soze?" These are arc quotes. Arc quotes are generally repeated lines that work as leitmotifs to the main theme of the film, the plot mystery or the lead character's Aesopian arc. They often have an enigmatic value whose resolution comes at the end, or they can define the whole narrative or the hero's journey by gaining either more or a whole new significance by the end (in most cases, they're not delivered by the main protagonists). On the basis of this lengthy but (I hope) insightful presentation, here comes the question: which of these arc quotes would you say is the most classic? After voting, you may discuss the list here

With the deaths of cofounders Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney in 1966 and 1971, the Walt Disney Animation Studios struggled with success in the 70's and 80's. After multiple box office failures, 1989 marked a turning point which restored the company to its former status in the public and critical eye. Which movie do you like best? Discuss here.

On the 6th Day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... 6 Geese a-Laying. And they are laying easter eggs this Christmas! Which easter egg in a Disney movie (character appearances) do you think is the most funny or inventive? Or, which one do you like to find most? Discuss the list here Look for other polls on the 12 days of Christmas!

These movies took at least 100 days to reach $100 million at the US domestic box office. Which one most deserved to earn that amount faster than the given time? Discuss the poll here

We are not talking about lighting here. We are talking about subject and content matter about evil, racism, prejudice, cruelty, murder, greed, hatred, insanity, death, and etc.. It has always been in Disney films since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) in order to drive the narrative and provide some adult content to interest them in a children’s film. Thank God, Walt Disney knew when to pull back and not go too far even though he was good at scaring kids and knew exactly how to do it. But some of the latest films, after his death, have gone particularly dark. (I could list some examples here but that would bias the poll.) The dark parts are generally the intense, scary, and not funny parts. So, I’m not asking you which one is your favorite. I’m asking you, “WHICH ONE DO YOU THINK IS THE DARKEST?”* I’m starting this poll off with ones that I think went straight to black or pretty much the worst. But I’m leaving the rest to you to suggest some that you think went dark. Bring them to the light here for inclusion. Just make sure they are rated over 6.0. I confess that I haven’t seen all of the Disney films but I have seen a lot. * That was typed deliberately for emphasis.

We all know the stories of the most popular Disney movies but these 10 movies listed often get overlooked even though they are exceptional. Discuss here.