Top 10 Live-Action Disney Movies You Forgot About
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Date: 2024-06-21
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autumbreeze1129
I sure haven't forgotten Treasure Island.
Reason being I've had it on DVD since mid 2021.
Randomly found a copy of it on DVD at a second-hand store called Cash Converters here in Australia and, despite it being second-hand, it was in perfect condition.
Because of that, I have the Disney Treasure Island trilogy: Treasure Island, Muppet's Treasure Island and Treasure Planet, all on DVD.
In fact, I laughed when I first watched Treasure Planet on DVD almost 2 years ago, because Treasure Island's trailer is in the special features and it was half-way through the trailer I realized it was the same one.
I do prefer Treasure Planet over Treasure Island though.
I also have the version of the Parent Trap mentioned alongside Pollyanna, which I also think I have on DVD somewhere in my bedroom.
Many people have said my getting these classics On DVD is a waste of time, but I see plenty of reasons my holding onto them is proving wiser and wiser every year as digital services make it harder and harder to watch things online
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I sure haven't forgotten Treasure Island.
Reason being I've had it on DVD since mid 2021.
Randomly found a copy of it on DVD at a second-hand store called Cash Converters here in Australia and, despite it being second-hand, it was in perfect condition.
Because of that, I have the Disney Treasure Island trilogy: Treasure Island, Muppet's Treasure Island and Treasure Planet, all on DVD.
In fact, I laughed when I first watched Treasure Planet on DVD almost 2 years ago, because Treasure Island's trailer is in the special features and it was half-way through the trailer I realized it was the same one.
I do prefer Treasure Planet over Treasure Island though.
I also have the version of the Parent Trap mentioned alongside Pollyanna, which I also think I have on DVD somewhere in my bedroom.
Many people have said my getting these classics On DVD is a waste of time, but I see plenty of reasons my holding onto them is proving wiser and wiser every year as digital services make it harder and harder to watch things online
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user-kz1tb5ov7o
Oliver Twist (1997! It is not the worst adaptation of my favourite novel, but I do not care for it like I did when it first premiered on the Wonderful World of Disney on ABC. Just the same, I employed the film to get my younger sister interested in the book. She later chose Oliver as the middle name of her first cat after it.
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Oliver Twist (1997! It is not the worst adaptation of my favourite novel, but I do not care for it like I did when it first premiered on the Wonderful World of Disney on ABC. Just the same, I employed the film to get my younger sister interested in the book. She later chose Oliver as the middle name of her first cat after it.
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msmojo
Talking & singing animals _or_ no talking & singing animals, I’ve truly enjoyed pretty much every Jungle Book film I’ve seen; I grew up watching _both_ the 1967 animated classic and the 1994 live-action film as a kid (I found the latter to be _genuinely_ terrifying in certain parts.
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Talking & singing animals _or_ no talking & singing animals, I’ve truly enjoyed pretty much every Jungle Book film I’ve seen; I grew up watching _both_ the 1967 animated classic and the 1994 live-action film as a kid (I found the latter to be _genuinely_ terrifying in certain parts.
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txhimlauj
I’m sure you had a tough time whittling down the list of movies to just 10. One that I loved as a kid is Condorman. A spoof on the James Bond series, it wasn’t good but I enjoyed watching it anyway. Perhaps you can use the movies in the comments to put together a part 2
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I’m sure you had a tough time whittling down the list of movies to just 10. One that I loved as a kid is Condorman. A spoof on the James Bond series, it wasn’t good but I enjoyed watching it anyway. Perhaps you can use the movies in the comments to put together a part 2
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lew8450
Havent forgoten any of these movies. Still watch them from time to time. Especially the older disnet movies. They were great. Disney has fallen off now. They dont make anything original or great. Just rehash older stuff and mess it up.
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Havent forgoten any of these movies. Still watch them from time to time. Especially the older disnet movies. They were great. Disney has fallen off now. They dont make anything original or great. Just rehash older stuff and mess it up.
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msmojo
I loved watching A Kid in King Arthur’s Court and Tom & Huck. I had a huge thing for Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Pollyanna is an awesome movie. I can’t believe you mentioned the 1994 Jungle Book. I own the VHS and loved watching it.
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I loved watching A Kid in King Arthur’s Court and Tom & Huck. I had a huge thing for Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Pollyanna is an awesome movie. I can’t believe you mentioned the 1994 Jungle Book. I own the VHS and loved watching it.
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kelseyhaight1698
20, 000 leagues under the sea should’ve been on the list it’s too interesting how very adult it is while being from Disney based on a classic novel and happened in a decade from very long ago already
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20, 000 leagues under the sea should’ve been on the list it’s too interesting how very adult it is while being from Disney based on a classic novel and happened in a decade from very long ago already
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keatonburton5636
1. I watched the 1997 Flubber in my high school junior year science class.
2. You brain-dead varmints didn't include either of the Davy Crockett films starring Fess Parker and Buddy Esben.
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1. I watched the 1997 Flubber in my high school junior year science class.
2. You brain-dead varmints didn't include either of the Davy Crockett films starring Fess Parker and Buddy Esben.
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istheanimeking777
I know The jungle book, The country bears, Tom and Huck and Jungle2Jungle. Parts of my childhood. That Jungle Book movie is great. The Country Bears movie was good too and had great music.
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I know The jungle book, The country bears, Tom and Huck and Jungle2Jungle. Parts of my childhood. That Jungle Book movie is great. The Country Bears movie was good too and had great music.
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jackinthebox1993
Does anybody remember Iron Will It was the movie about this teenager whose dad dies and he takes his father's canines dogsledding to win money to save his family's farm
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Does anybody remember Iron Will It was the movie about this teenager whose dad dies and he takes his father's canines dogsledding to win money to save his family's farm
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msmojo
One of my favorite live action Disney movies from my childhood was George of the Jungle, starring Brendan Fraser. It was pretty cheesy looking back on it, but still lots of fun.
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One of my favorite live action Disney movies from my childhood was George of the Jungle, starring Brendan Fraser. It was pretty cheesy looking back on it, but still lots of fun.
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bl3343
Moonspinners is one I feel doesn't get enough love. It's a Haley Mills movie that I can only describe as if Disney tried to make an Alfred Hitchcock movie in the sixties.
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Moonspinners is one I feel doesn't get enough love. It's a Haley Mills movie that I can only describe as if Disney tried to make an Alfred Hitchcock movie in the sixties.
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trinaq
I actually loved Country Bears, if only for Christopher Walken's role. He almost always seems to redeem a mediocre movie, no matter how little his screentime is.
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I actually loved Country Bears, if only for Christopher Walken's role. He almost always seems to redeem a mediocre movie, no matter how little his screentime is.
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amayajones68
I don’t care what anybody says I will love The Country Bears forever! The songs are great. It’s got a nice story. And overall, it’s a good time!
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I don’t care what anybody says I will love The Country Bears forever! The songs are great. It’s got a nice story. And overall, it’s a good time!
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KevinYannutz
Interesting list, but what are you on Just about everyone knows about Treasure Island. I would have went with some movie called The Sword and the Rose
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Interesting list, but what are you on Just about everyone knows about Treasure Island. I would have went with some movie called The Sword and the Rose
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scottyarbour2570
How could one forget about the Country Bears and the great music it gave us Also, Jungle 2 Jungle is a good movie and no one is changing my mind
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How could one forget about the Country Bears and the great music it gave us Also, Jungle 2 Jungle is a good movie and no one is changing my mind
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Freakears
I remember seeing some of these (I even owned The Absent-Minded Professor on VHS and later DVD, and I remember some coming out but not seeing them.
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I remember seeing some of these (I even owned The Absent-Minded Professor on VHS and later DVD, and I remember some coming out but not seeing them.
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andrewmurray1550
Mojo should do the BEST adaptations of Disney's animated films. That could be interesting since they were hit-and-miss all a long the line.
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Mojo should do the BEST adaptations of Disney's animated films. That could be interesting since they were hit-and-miss all a long the line.
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motherlove202
Flight of the Navigator was my favorite. It dealt with sci-fi elements plus Paul Rebuns (Pee-Wee Herman) voiced one of the characters
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Flight of the Navigator was my favorite. It dealt with sci-fi elements plus Paul Rebuns (Pee-Wee Herman) voiced one of the characters
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robertlucido3686
One of my favorite live action Disney movies is the 1956 film, The Great Locomotive Chase, starring Fess Parker and Jeff Hunter
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One of my favorite live action Disney movies is the 1956 film, The Great Locomotive Chase, starring Fess Parker and Jeff Hunter
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