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Nascar is more turned to be an American sport than in Europe, you know.

Rally for example is much more popular in Europe than Nascar itself.

I'm not saying that its mediocre just because its American.

saerleiya wrote: Pixar : I have a real preference for Wall-E, due to its deep ambiance. Toy Story not far behind. Cars and the Incredibles are great too in their own category.

I haven't seen Brave and Wreck-it Ralph yet.

Wreck-it Ralph isn't from Pixar.

sergiomonty wrote:

saerleiya wrote: Pixar : I have a real preference for Wall-E, due to its deep ambiance. Toy Story not far behind. Cars and the Incredibles are great too in their own category.

I haven't seen Brave and Wreck-it Ralph yet.

Wreck-it Ralph isn't from Pixar.

He never really stated it was from Pixar. He just stated he didn't seen them. Even though he wrote it under his Pixar movies seen sentence.

What are your guys top 10 animated Disney movies?
Mine are
1: Lion king
2: Beauty and the Beast
3: Pinocchio
4:Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
5:Fantasia
6:Hercules
7:The Little Mermaid
8:Hunchback of Notre Dame
9:Emperors new groove
10:Aladdin

Assuming you're only counting the animated classics, mine are following:

1: The Sword in the Stone
2: Robin Hood
3: Lady and the Tramp
4: Lion King
5: The Jungle Book
6: Tangled
7: The Fox and the Hound
8: The Princess and the Frog
9: Pocahontas
10: Beauty and the Beast

So yeah, haven't seen Wreck-it Ralph yet because it hasn't arrived in theaters yet (Atleast not here in Sweden). My expectations are EXTREMLY high on this one.

saerleiya wrote:They should not make sequels...for many movies it's ruining the first one.

Favourite Disney movies : how hard ! I just can't find one, they are all great...from Rox and Rooky, Merlin, Pinocchio, Peter Pan (the older ones) to the newer ones like Lion King, Hercules, Aladdin, Mulan.

Pixar : I have a real preference for Wall-E, due to its deep ambiance. Toy Story not far behind. Cars and the Incredibles are great too in their own category.

I haven't seen Brave and Wreck-it Ralph yet.

If you love Pixar, you'll definitely love Brave. The animation is the best they've produced so far, just look at Merida's hair for friggin sake. The story may be a little, just a tiny bit weaker than their other films but still really entertaining.

If Brother Bear didn't exist, Brave would be praised for its plot.

Ugh, this is a tough one, since almost all Disney films are so darn good!

1. The Lion King
2. Aladdin
3. Beauty and The Beast
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Pocahantas
6. Aristrocats
7. The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
8. The Adventures of The Brave Litte Toaster
9. The Little Mermaid
10. The Fox and The Hound

I can't make a top 10 list because it's been so long since I've seen most Disney movies, I don't even know if I'd still like some of the ones I saw 10+ years ago. My absolute favourite will always be The Fox And The Hound, though. The Rescuers Down Under was really good, too.

I love The Rescuers two movies. I particularly remind a scene of a dragonfly ride that always remind me Rayman 1's Anguish Lagoon or Rayman Revolution's Lost Island trip.

Bump..

Well well, looks what finally gets a remake

<3

That is all

best Disney film by far <3 <3

Apparently, the sequel for Finding Nemo is to be called "Finding Dory"
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/04/02/n ... -announced

Master4lyf1 wrote:Apparently, the sequel for Finding Nemo is to be called "Finding Dory"
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/04/02/n ... -announced

If this is real you can surely expect me to see it!

Seems to be real, although... Pixar I remember used to has long announcement-to-opening times, and this one is short. I guess financial crisis hit them too.

Likewise, if this is true, I sincerely hope they don't mess it up.

If this takes place 1 year after the events, will Nemo now be grown into an angsty teenager called Emo?

With all due regards. At first I thought even Pixar wouldn't be so stupid. Then I remembered Nemo's personality was my least favourite thing in the previous movie and I'd actually prefer him to be an emo. Then I thought, what the hell am I thinking?

It makes me think to the spin-off of Cars : same situation about first advertising. long looooooong time before even the first public announcement of the movie or the trailers

Fuck it, Pixar... stop milking your best franchises. I already had to tolerate the idea of Monsters University.