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Verdad! (Reply to this comment)
by macresarf1
I sometimes think that there is only one true children's movie: THE WIZARD OF OZ.
Excellent list, BeastieGirl.
[Macresarf1]
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Mar 21 '06
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Re: Wow! (Reply to this comment)
by BeastieGirl
I remember the Sunday night Disney movies too- with Michael Eisner introducing the movie! Hahaha!!! Yeah, we got a VCR in the 80s and we rented all those old non-cartoon Disney movies- I loved them!
I bet if you still had those collector glasses you could get a pretty penny on e-bay for them!!!-Echo
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Feb 27 '06
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Wow! (Reply to this comment)
by tdswift89
Hey Echo!
I really enjoyed reading your list because it reminded me of watching "Wonderful World of Disney" every Sunday night with my little sister. VCR's wouldn't be in everyone's homes until the '80's, so you had to wait until Sunday night to see all those great, older Disney movies. (Or Saturday morning for cartoons).
I loved the Muppet movies too as a kid, but my Ma didn't particularly care for them. We still got to see them though, as my Dad would take us. We'd also go eat at McDonald's and get the special "collector's glasses" from the movies.
Excellent review!
Tim S
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Feb 27 '06
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by BeastieGirl
When I looked at the dates the movies were released, I thought it was pretty amazing that more than half of them are over 40 years old- and they are still popular today. I'm guessing the more recent movies will be around for a while too.
Thanks for all the kind words!
-Echo
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Feb 24 '06
4:33 pm PST
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by brendan2,  in Movies
As Becky said, I think it's great you're watching these films with your daughter. I wish my mom had done that with me when I was younger.
Anyway, I like this list. Not just because about half of your choices would make my own list, but also because you managed to include a couple excellent newer films along with the classics. Nice job!
~Liz
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Feb 24 '06
11:26 am PST
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by millinocket,  in Movies
kids were little (around the age of your daughter) we too were a Winnie the Pooh household. They both loved the Blustery Day especially. They were also entranced by Mary Poppins, which surprised me because it's so long. But they completely ate it up and would watch the entire thing. And I would get a nap - now that's beneficial for everyone!
;)
Sue
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Feb 24 '06
11:17 am PST
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Great choices! (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
I don't think you have to feel guilty. I'm sure your daughter will have fond memories of watching these lovable films with her mom.
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Feb 24 '06
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Re: Nice Choices (Reply to this comment)
by BeastieGirl
That's too funny- I don't think I have ever seen Pippy, but I do vaguely remember reading the book. Thanks for commenting!
-Echo
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Feb 24 '06
8:21 am PST
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Nice Choices (Reply to this comment)
by three_ster
I think if I make up a list soon, I will have to put Pipppy Longstocking on mine :)
Great list!
--Ryan (three_ster)
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Feb 24 '06
8:13 am PST
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