What Disney Movie Bomb do you like?

[surfsupdon]

The Great Mouse Detective and Emporer's New Groove.

Basil of Baker Street is one of my favorite characters, and I enjoy the London themeing. And New Groove was good, except for the climactic scene which I did not care for too much. Eh...

Certain scenes from Sword in the Stone are also really good, yet I don't think I'd want to watch the entire movie.

 

[Kwit35]

Originally posted by MadameCheshire
In order:

Robin Hood
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Sword in the Stone

:sohappy:

Flip that for me
Sword
Robin
Hunchback

 

[Tenny317]

I do adore Oliver and Company...I thought that did well....but what do I know, I was like 5 when it came out...:lookaroun

 

[jrriddle]

Robin Hood
Atlantis (I am the ONLY person who like this movie)
Emperor's New Groove
Hercules
Treasure Planet

 

[daksimba]

Originally posted by imagineer99
So good, that I think that it would make a wonderful Broadway Musical.

It is, in Europe.

 

[lesm2425]

hi i got 2 say its

DISNEYS THE KID with bruce willis

what do u think ?

 

[DMC-12]

Black Cauldron... is a fav here... I remember seeing it @ a Drive in theater way back in the day. :lol: :wave:

 

[Woody13]

How about Fantasia 2000? Darn, I forgot Roy ran that project. Nevermind.:lol:

 

[JLW11Hi]

Yeah, if Fantasia 2000 were on the list, I would defenetly have picked that one. There's a lot of great animation, especially in the Firebird sequence. But most of all, I loved the Rhapsody in Blue sequence!

 

[barnum42]

Originally posted by imagineer99
I didn't know that Hunchback was a bomb...
However, it is one of my favorites. The MUSIC was absolutley spectacular. So good, that I think that it would make a wonderful Broadway Musical.

They have it in Germany.

 

[barnum42]

Originally posted by jrriddle
Atlantis (I am the ONLY person who like this movie)

Nope - It's a fave of mine, as is Emperors and I have long liked Robin Hood.

 

[PaisleyMF]

Originally posted by imagineer99
I didn't know that Hunchback was a bomb...

However, it is one of my favorites. The MUSIC was absolutley spectacular. So good, that I think that it would make a wonderful Broadway Musical.

Is a Musical produced by Disney in Berlin and opened on 1999

"Der Glöckner Von Notre Dame"

My pick:
Hercules (in spanish the voice of older Herc is by Ricky Martin)
Atlantis (such great animation)
Emperor's (the Storyline was in the need of more)

 

[imagineer99]

Originally posted by barnum42
They have it in Germany.

Based on the book or Disney's version?

i.e. does it use some of the fabulous songs from the animated feature?:veryconfu

 

[Frontierland]

I picked like 7 of those movies but here is my top 3:

(No Particular Order)
Robin Hood
Oliver in Company
The Emporer's New Groove

 

[imagineer99]

Originally posted by imagineer99

any chance of Hunchback as a musical coming to the U.S.?

On a side note...did anybody else enjoy Dreamworks' Anastasia? That also had some wonderful songs.

...But my all time favorite animated feature would have to be the Chipmunk's Adventure. I used to watch that WAY too much when I was younger.

 

[Yenfid]

The idea of these being bombs are from Disney themselves. Disney claimed all of them were called bombs by Disney, except Robin Hood, but since Disney doesn't really recognize this movie it made think that Disney considered it a flop or bomb. And for the later movies, Hunchback, Pocohantos, and Hecules did not make what Disney thought they should have. Atlantis was a bomb since it came out against Shrek and made so much less then Shrek. All of this info has been reported in the local papers at the time of the movies releases. The only real "Bomb" is The Black Cauldron. But from the 70's to the late 80's was the Dark Ages for Disney Films. I grew up then and the only ones I remember being out there was the Recuers and Oliver and Company. They othere came and went so fast. Plus a hit in the 70's would probably be a bomb in today standards.

So what I'm saying, I guess, is a bomb is in the eye of the beholder. To me Disney has ignored these movies so they must be bombs in Disney's eye.

You can now tear me to shreads thank you.

 

[General Grizz]

I would def. vote for Fantasia 2000 if that was up there. Good artistry, inspiration, heart, continuation of tradition, and quality.

 

[Erika]

Originally posted by JLW11Hi
Yeah, if Fantasia 2000 were on the list, I would defenetly have picked that one. There's a lot of great animation, especially in the Firebird sequence. But most of all, I loved the Rhapsody in Blue sequence!

I didn't realize that one flopped! I LOVE that movie. They showed it here in the IMAX and the theater was packed.

 

[Shaman]

Originally posted by Woody13
How about Fantasia 2000? Darn, I forgot Roy ran that project. Nevermind.:lol:

I would have voted for it....

In fact I would have relished the moment to pick something other than one of Eisner's projects...but then I remembered he has no projects...he just gets rid of the talent....

:wave:

 

[General Grizz]

Originally posted by objr
I would have voted for it....

In fact I would have relished the moment to pick something other than one of Eisner's projects...but then I remembered he has no projects...he just gets rid of the talent....

:wave:

And how! Can you say, "Lilo and Stitch?"