What Are Your Favorite Pre-80's Animated Movies?

[Dragon78]

One of these days I need to actually watch Yellow Submarine.

[jeangreyforever]

No one's mentioned Bambi which seems like a serious omission.

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by Dragon78

The Hobbit was fun but don't remember much about Return of The King.

Really good and worth a watch IMO. It's about Frodo and Samwise entering Mordor, and the whole situation with the one Ring. A few really good folksongs in there too to match the theme and style.

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[Dragon78]

Added Bambi.

[Dragon78]

Added Race For Your Life Charlie Brown.

[Dragon78]

Feels like I am forgetting something....

[Dragon78]

Eventually I will get to see Mr. Bug Goes To Down.

[Batmon77]

I didnt see it till the late 80s on bootleg VHS.

[jeangreyforever]

Originally Posted by Dragon78

Feels like I am forgetting something....

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Rescuers from more Disney titles.

The Adventures of Prince Achmed is considered the oldest, existing animated film, more than a decade before Snow White.

There's also La Rosa di Bagdad. I've never seen this movie but it's an Italian animated movie which was dubbed in English by Julie Andrews as The Singing Princess in the early 50s.

[TheMopeSquad]

One I watched a lot as a kid was The Point (1971)

[Dragon78]

Added those two Disney movies.

Never heard of the other two.

I don't think I have seen The Point but the character designs do look familiar.

[jeangreyforever]

Originally Posted by Dragon78

Added those two Disney movies.

Never heard of the other two.

I don't think I have seen The Point but the character designs do look familiar.

One little correction, since you ordered your films by ABC order, is that Aristocats and Sword in the Stone are really The Aristocats and The Sword of the Stone. There's a "The" before both titles.

Also there's a misspelling of Winnie the Pooh in your first post. You accidentally called him Winnie the Boo. That would be a good name for a future Halloween special actually.

I don't know if this counts as a full-fledged movie or not but the 1966 How the Grinch Stole Christmas! is a classic holiday special.

And if you count stop-motion as well, then The Little Drummer Boy is a classic Christmas special as well.

[Dragon78]

Darn spell checker but yes "Winnie The Boo!" would have been a great name for a Halloween special.

[Damon1281]

Fantasia.

[Mothravka]

Fantastic Planet (1973) and Belladonna of Sadness (1973).

[Dragon78]

Mothravka, one of these days I need to watch those two movies.

[Dragon78]

Good, already added Fantasia.

[Dragon78]

Still haven't seen Coonskin.

[Dragon78]

Added Hey There It's Yogi Bear!.

[Dragon78]

So who has seen Mr. Bug Goes To Town? Is it any good?