SuddenStorm
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Forget the chairs, look at that flooring! And that bland paint! Honestly the employee cafeteria in DCA has more decorations and design than this does.
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The Miscellaneous Thought Thread
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Forget the chairs, look at that flooring! And that bland paint! Honestly the employee cafeteria in DCA has more decorations and design than this does.
Curious Constance
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I miss that avatar from TP.
Communicora
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I miss Roger Sterling the character.
Disney Irish
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I don’t even know you any more...
The very fact it has Billy Joel makes it one of the classics from that era.
PiratesMansion
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Billy Joel can sing one killer song, but he's not much of a voice actor.
Terrible may be a strong word for Oliver and Company, but when it comes to that particular movie, good or classic are arguably stronger, IMO. It's inoffensive and little else.
Disney Irish
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Well everyone is entitled to their own opinion. But Billy Joel who was born in New York is a strong voice actor for the character he was playing being that its set in New York. So I personally think its a classic from the late 80s era Disney.
Kram Sacul
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O&C is a cute movie with good songs. Underrated.
PiratesMansion
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Is everyone born in "Hollywood" destined to be a great actor simply because they were born there?
I was born in Aurora, IL. Am I destined to star in a Wayne's World reboot?
Disney Irish
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Again, you're entitled to your opinion and so am I. If you think Oliver and Company is just an ok movie with bad voice acting, so be it. I however think its a classic movie from that era of Disney and the voice acting was perfect for the time and location of the film. Again if you think otherwise so be it, doesn't mean my opinion is any less valid than yours.
And no not everyone is destined to be a great actor just because they were born in Hollywood, in fact that is a silly statement since most actors aren't born in Hollywood. Most actors are actually born outside of Hollywood and LA. I'd have to look it up, but I'd venture to guess a large portion of the Hollywood elite especially weren't even born in California.
And hey if you got the long hair and live in your mom's basement, then yes I'd say you got a good shot at being cast in any Wayne's World reboot....
PiratesMansion
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Again, you're entitled to your opinion and so am I. If you think Oliver and Company is just an ok movie with bad voice acting, so be it. I however think its a classic movie from that era of Disney and the voice acting was perfect for the time and location of the film. Again if you think otherwise so be it, doesn't mean my opinion is any less valid than yours.
And no not everyone is destined to be a great actor just because they were born in Hollywood, in fact that is a silly statement since most actors aren't born in Hollywood. Most actors are actually born outside of Hollywood and LA. I'd have to look it up, but I'd venture to guess a large portion of the Hollywood elite especially weren't even born in California.
And hey if you got the long hair and live in your mom's basement, then yes I'd say you got a good shot at being cast in any Wayne's World reboot....
Indeed, you're entitled to your opinion just as I'm entitled to mine. But my examples are certainly aren't *more* absurd than saying that Billy Joel was good because he was from New York and that's where the movie was set.
In a hopefully less controversial statement, Chicken Little is the indisputable worst Disney film of all time. A truly vile piece of trash with no redeeming qualities.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
My point, I guess I didn't make it obvious, was that Billy Joel was a well known New Yorker in the 80s. So it made sense at least in my mind that a well known New York rock star from the 80s would voice a character in a New York set Disney musical animated film. And while I haven't watched it awhile, he did a superb job coming across as a dog from New York, being that he is from New York. But hey I get it you're really fond of his voice acting, I get it.
I have no real love for Chicken Little, other than it being a Disney film. Its not a favorite of mine.
I’d have to go with Atlantis. I couldn’t even get through it. Stopped watching 1/3 of the way in. I saw Chicken Little once and don’t remember much except for thinking it wasn’t as bad as everyone says and that it even had a some heart with the father-son story line. Hence why it’s not in my bottom 5.
Suspirian
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BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Phroobar
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Bolt is pretty terrible too.
brb1006
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brb1006
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Blame John Lasseter and the behind the scenes drama for that movie. It actually had some potential when Chris Sanders was involved under "American Dog".