Disney movies, are you ever to old?

[Majimaune]

What do you think? I was just at another forum and we got onto a discussion about Disney films and one of the people said that he was an 18 year old male and loved Disney films but was embarassed about it.

So heres the question, are you every to old to go with a bunch of people and see a Disney movie? I'm almost 17 and I would say no. I would go regardless what people thought.

 

[Wiglaf]

The big animated formula movies or any Disney movie? I could care less about what people think; I am just not big on a lot of their more recent stuff.

 

[Majimaune]

You know like The Lion King, 101 Dalmations, Meet The Robinsons, stuff like that.

 

[Hilarious Joke]

Well I was going to see Kung-Fu Panda tonight. That isn't disney, but it's kids, and I'm a twenty year old guy . I say never too old!

 

[Majimaune]

Kung Fu Panda is awesomeness.

And awesome I have someone on my side. Never to old to go and see a kids movie.

 

[The Procrastinator]

I went and saw the Incredibles and Monsters Inc. at the cinema, and when I'm near one (which I hardly ever am) I always consider the kiddie films. Never too old!

 

[gully_foyle]

Having kids means you have a legit reason to see these movies, which I enjoy. However, when you buy them on DVD you end up watching them ad nauseam. If I have to watch Cars again I will scream (but not in front of the kids).

 

[Lioness]

Disney movies are brilliant, I will never be too old to watch them.

 

[TK-421]

Cars was actually pretty good. I took my son who was 4 at the time to see it. Taking him to see Kung Fu Panda.

 

[Perpetual Man]

Oh crikey, there is no such thing as being too old to see a Disney. I've quite often found that there are plenty of little jokes in their - especially the modern ones that go over the kids head, but perfect for adults!

 

[Overread]

ahem - golden Age Disney is good -

new-age sequales are generally all bad mostly ( some are good, but many are quick cashins that don't even make it to the big screen -)

 

[Teresa Edgerton]

Ordinarily, I go to see something in a movie theater maybe once or twice year.

The last time I went it was to see Prince Caspian, therefore, it's not unlikely that the only movie I will see in a theater in 2008 is aimed mainly at children and produced in part by Disney.

 

[Lady of Winterfell]

You're never too old!!! I am 26 and still go to the movie theatre to see animated films, or 'kid' films. I have a feeling I always will too, if the movie looks good and entertaining.

 

[Connavar]

There is a huge difference between Disney and Pixar. Pixar are today what Disney was before when their own cartoon,other children movies worked perfectly.

I dont think you can ever get too old for a good Disney movie. They suck these days but back in the day they ruled with their own movies.

We use to watch Disney movies with the hole family and still do when they are on tv. Most of us are not kids anymore.

 

[Nesacat]

Am pushing 40 and am not married and don't have kids. Am a regular watcher of animated movies in the cinema with a bunch of friends, all of whom are close to my age. We don't have a problem and always have a rollicking good time. The most recent example being Kung Fu Panda.

 

[Thadlerian]

I am too old, except for one: The Rescuers. This is the only Disney movie that remotely approaches Studio Ghibli quality. I've got it on my HD, and keep rewatching it, especially the song in the middle.

The sequel, The Rescuers: Down Under always used to be my childhood favourite. It clearly didn't age well. With today's eyes, the latter is childish, charmless and noisy, with all of the elements that effectively killed Disney movies by the time of Aladdin or so.

 

[John]

your never to old to enjoy a Disney movie.I recently saw 'Bolt'.I loved the movie, its a hilarious film and I loved it from start to finish, a must watch for all generations.

 

[Moonbat]

The big disney or pixar animations are usually well worth seeing. All the big ones I would watch again or pay to see in a cinema. Most of the other animation studios don't make films that are good to rewatch, they just can't cope with Disney's Bodacity.

 

[Urlik]

never too old for a good Disney/Pixar animation, but I would rather spend a year in a 3rd world jail than watch some of their live action "teen" films (Camp Rock, Hannah Montana, etc)

 

[nixie]

never too old, I love Disney. Jungle book, Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmatians, Aladdin, Lion King to name but a few