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#14 Lilo and Stitch (2002) Rewatch
Still holds up to this day. Not only is the humor great, but the themes of broken/found family hits surprisingly harder then I remember. Definetly the best film from Disney’s experimental millennium era.
Still holds up to this day. Not only is the humor great, but the themes of broken/found family hits surprisingly harder then I remember. Definetly the best film from Disney’s experimental millennium era.
May 26, 2025 at 2:50 PM
#14 Lilo and Stitch (2002) Rewatch
Still holds up to this day. Not only is the humor great, but the themes of broken/found family hits surprisingly harder then I remember. Definetly the best film from Disney’s experimental millennium era.
Still holds up to this day. Not only is the humor great, but the themes of broken/found family hits surprisingly harder then I remember. Definetly the best film from Disney’s experimental millennium era.
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#8 Not Just A Good
A look at a cult classic and how much sweat, passion and effort can be made into a smaller project that can find an unlikely following
A look at a cult classic and how much sweat, passion and effort can be made into a smaller project that can find an unlikely following
April 21, 2025 at 10:04 PM
#8 Not Just A Good
A look at a cult classic and how much sweat, passion and effort can be made into a smaller project that can find an unlikely following
A look at a cult classic and how much sweat, passion and effort can be made into a smaller project that can find an unlikely following
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#7 Cool World
One of the worst films I've ever seen. No amount of surreal and creative imagery or animated cleavage can salvage this. I'm especially pissed the studio's took Bakshi's pitch for a live action/hybrid horror movie and turned it into a cheap Roger Rabbit knock off.
One of the worst films I've ever seen. No amount of surreal and creative imagery or animated cleavage can salvage this. I'm especially pissed the studio's took Bakshi's pitch for a live action/hybrid horror movie and turned it into a cheap Roger Rabbit knock off.
April 7, 2025 at 7:13 PM
#7 Cool World
One of the worst films I've ever seen. No amount of surreal and creative imagery or animated cleavage can salvage this. I'm especially pissed the studio's took Bakshi's pitch for a live action/hybrid horror movie and turned it into a cheap Roger Rabbit knock off.
One of the worst films I've ever seen. No amount of surreal and creative imagery or animated cleavage can salvage this. I'm especially pissed the studio's took Bakshi's pitch for a live action/hybrid horror movie and turned it into a cheap Roger Rabbit knock off.
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#2 The Day The Earth Blew Up
A breath to fresh hair for theatrical animation. A fast paced hilarious film worthy of the Looney Tunes’ legacy. It’s proof the characters can carry a film by themselves and made me feel like a kid again
A breath to fresh hair for theatrical animation. A fast paced hilarious film worthy of the Looney Tunes’ legacy. It’s proof the characters can carry a film by themselves and made me feel like a kid again
March 14, 2025 at 8:32 PM
#2 The Day The Earth Blew Up
A breath to fresh hair for theatrical animation. A fast paced hilarious film worthy of the Looney Tunes’ legacy. It’s proof the characters can carry a film by themselves and made me feel like a kid again
A breath to fresh hair for theatrical animation. A fast paced hilarious film worthy of the Looney Tunes’ legacy. It’s proof the characters can carry a film by themselves and made me feel like a kid again
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#34: Lilo & Stitch (2002) (Rewatch)
Unquestionably one of Disney's best animated films. Deviating from their normal style with an original concept and a realistic, emotional core balanced with sci-fi really make the film a classic.
I'm glad there's only one version of this film in existence.
Unquestionably one of Disney's best animated films. Deviating from their normal style with an original concept and a realistic, emotional core balanced with sci-fi really make the film a classic.
I'm glad there's only one version of this film in existence.
May 26, 2025 at 2:13 AM
#34: Lilo & Stitch (2002) (Rewatch)
Unquestionably one of Disney's best animated films. Deviating from their normal style with an original concept and a realistic, emotional core balanced with sci-fi really make the film a classic.
I'm glad there's only one version of this film in existence.
Unquestionably one of Disney's best animated films. Deviating from their normal style with an original concept and a realistic, emotional core balanced with sci-fi really make the film a classic.
I'm glad there's only one version of this film in existence.