Toy Story 3's ending. I could take or leave the movie as a whole, but it's still a series that grew up with the audience and the payoff brought everything together in both a wistful farewell to childhood and a hopeful acknowledgment of the future it brought us to.
Ok, i'm not the biggest fan of Lion King, but you did watch The Black Cauldron, right? A film that is corporate meddling incarnate: >"Hey, we need a movie that is dark and edgy, but we can't have it be dark and edgy because Disney is a bright and happy family company, but we still need it to be dark and edgy, but for the love of god keep it bright and happy so we can sell it as a family film, but it needs to have that dark edge because Secret of N.I.M.H. did WAY better than any of our recent films by being dark and gritty, but again, we need to have it be our bright and vibrant Disney Magic... Can you give us that? >"So you want a dark and edgy films that is bright and edgeless?" >"Glad we're on the same page!"
From the latest going back to OP scene >Coco: real Remember Me & farewell >Toy Story 3: Furnace and ending >Up: Intro >Treasure Planet: "You have the makings of greatness in ya" buildup and payoff >Lilo & Stitch: "I'm lost" >Peter Pan in Return to Neverland: Peter and Wendy reunion
>Peter Pan in Return to Neverland: Peter and Wendy reunion
I wont lie, the movie was the usual straight-to-video disney sequel slop, but that scene was really heartfelt
The trilogy of kino: >meet the robinsons >bolt >princess and the frog
They'll hit the right buttons for me. Like when lewis thinks he's going to be adopted only to be told they can't do it. Is simple and effective.
UP intro was sad bait and I always felt coco remember me was a weak version of the paulie ending and anastasia and grandma reunion
Well let's see going back through their films >Elemental
Didn't see but I doubt it would have elicited an emotional response >Strange worlds
Didn't see but I doubt it would have elicited an emotional response >Lightyear
Didn't see but I doubt it would have elicited an emotional response >Turning Red
Watched, the only genuine emotional response was cringe >Encanto
It was okay but it never really moved me >Luca
It was very stereotypical byt competent, Didn't really move me >Raya
I forget this one exists all the time >Soul
Okay but I didn't feel anything too substantial watching it, probably because I watched it after drinking 5 Manhattans >Onward
Tried to watch on 4 seperate occasions, so bad I could never finish it >Frozen 2
Shit sequel, didn't feel shit when Elsa "died" >Toy Story 4
Didn't see >Ralph Breaks the Internet
This one only made me angry >Incredibles 2
Boring >Coco
Legitamately got me to cry during the remember me seen. Totally manipulative but it did make me feel something.
So it's been 6 years since Disney has made anything Genuinely emotional for me.
1937
Toy Story 3's ending. I could take or leave the movie as a whole, but it's still a series that grew up with the audience and the payoff brought everything together in both a wistful farewell to childhood and a hopeful acknowledgment of the future it brought us to.
Just gotta ignore further franchising.
Lion King is Disney's worst movie.
It was 90s Frozen
Ok, i'm not the biggest fan of Lion King, but you did watch The Black Cauldron, right? A film that is corporate meddling incarnate:
>"Hey, we need a movie that is dark and edgy, but we can't have it be dark and edgy because Disney is a bright and happy family company, but we still need it to be dark and edgy, but for the love of god keep it bright and happy so we can sell it as a family film, but it needs to have that dark edge because Secret of N.I.M.H. did WAY better than any of our recent films by being dark and gritty, but again, we need to have it be our bright and vibrant Disney Magic... Can you give us that?
>"So you want a dark and edgy films that is bright and edgeless?"
>"Glad we're on the same page!"
Coco, I guess
If Pixar doesn't count then Wreck-it Ralph, I guess
From the latest going back to OP scene
>Coco: real Remember Me & farewell
>Toy Story 3: Furnace and ending
>Up: Intro
>Treasure Planet: "You have the makings of greatness in ya" buildup and payoff
>Lilo & Stitch: "I'm lost"
>Peter Pan in Return to Neverland: Peter and Wendy reunion
>Peter Pan in Return to Neverland: Peter and Wendy reunion
I wont lie, the movie was the usual straight-to-video disney sequel slop, but that scene was really heartfelt
When Genie was set free.
Yesterday
When the red panda twerked at her mom
Probably Coco when they sing "Remember Me"
I want to rewatch Coco now
Knowledge of conservation of momentum has ruined this scene for me.
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The trilogy of kino:
>meet the robinsons
>bolt
>princess and the frog
They'll hit the right buttons for me. Like when lewis thinks he's going to be adopted only to be told they can't do it. Is simple and effective.
UP intro was sad bait and I always felt coco remember me was a weak version of the paulie ending and anastasia and grandma reunion
What disney moviesdon't do that, it might be better to name the ones that don't
Well let's see going back through their films
>Elemental
Didn't see but I doubt it would have elicited an emotional response
>Strange worlds
Didn't see but I doubt it would have elicited an emotional response
>Lightyear
Didn't see but I doubt it would have elicited an emotional response
>Turning Red
Watched, the only genuine emotional response was cringe
>Encanto
It was okay but it never really moved me
>Luca
It was very stereotypical byt competent, Didn't really move me
>Raya
I forget this one exists all the time
>Soul
Okay but I didn't feel anything too substantial watching it, probably because I watched it after drinking 5 Manhattans
>Onward
Tried to watch on 4 seperate occasions, so bad I could never finish it
>Frozen 2
Shit sequel, didn't feel shit when Elsa "died"
>Toy Story 4
Didn't see
>Ralph Breaks the Internet
This one only made me angry
>Incredibles 2
Boring
>Coco
Legitamately got me to cry during the remember me seen. Totally manipulative but it did make me feel something.
So it's been 6 years since Disney has made anything Genuinely emotional for me.
Probably when Simba killed his uncle.
>Inside out counts?
Then Joy crying