Old Disney feature films

[Pato del Muerto 52,502]

16 hours ago, mr. sunshine said:

I saw Song of the South at the local theater when I was a kid in the late 60s or early 70s. 

Also, embarrassingly, Darby O'Gill and the Little People scared the shit out of me for some reason that I couldn't recall.  Then some shag poster put up a picture of that wraith/banshee and it all came back to me.  Fucker

Isn’t there some sort of banshee in Darby ogill that flies around screaming?

[freyguy 4,273]

Scared the fuck out of me too

[RPM 26,321]

18 hours ago, GhostOfTomJoad said:

Escape to Witch Mountain, anyone? Or how about Gus? You know, the one about how the mascot for the football team who becomes the star kicker? Look at the cast: Ed Asner, Bob Crane, Don Knotts, Tim Conway....PLUS Johnny Unitas AND Dick Butkus.

Bob Crane's final movie.

[MrPhlegm 3,413]

 The Jungle Book is my all time favorite Disney animated flick, Oh...I'm the king of the jungle, a jungle VIP...  another vaulted never to be seen flick, along with Song of The South.

Oh they get reeeeeaaalllll touchy when you bring up Song of the South at Traditions. Traditions leaders claim some other movie pioneered live and animated together technique and the one they claim is after Song of the South. Anyway Song of the South wasn't the first either, the Little Alice shorts that Walt did right off the bat were.

Ps Mickey is 90 this year but it DID NOT "started with a mouse". It started with a lucky rabbit, Oswald, Mickey's OLDER BROTHER. So fuck off rat.

Ps Fuck you Woody Wopdpecker you kidnapping sack of shit.

[MrPhlegm 3,413]

Dude was a Disney mainstay. 

Ol Leadbottom. He drowned irl you know. Ironic considering he commanded a PT boat squadron in WWII.

[MrPhlegm 3,413]

I saw Song of the South at the local theater when I was a kid in the late 60s or early 70s. 
Also, embarrassingly, Darby O'Gill and the Little People scared the shit out of me for some reason that I couldn't recall.  Then some shag poster put up a picture of that wraith/banshee and it all came back to me.  Fucker

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[Augustus 3,061]

On 9/14/2018 at 5:51 PM, mdmost said:

Hell yeah. Swiss Family Robinsons, Treasure Island, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Old Yeller, Apple Dumpling Gang, all the Herbie the Lovebug movies. We had an old 2 screen cinema in Garland off Walnut Hill that would show old Disney live action movies during the summer in the 80s. Went there every Wednesday with the daycare my mother took us to. 

Wow.

As a kid in the 70's, my first movie experiences were at the Walnut Twin, in the shopping center at Walnut and Jupiter.

 

Edit:  Holy shit, looking at Google Maps, that theater is still there.

Edited September 21, 2018 by Augustus

[SimonBolivar 10,958]

On 9/18/2018 at 10:43 PM, drifter379 said:

 

I probably watched that scene 100 times as a kid and I probably watched the entire movie once. 

[NWBuck 8,569]

On 9/19/2018 at 8:20 PM, freyguy said:

Scared the fuck out of me too

Trigger warning:

 

[pyrohornIII 4,815]

I remember there were certain movies they didn't put on TV, only in theaters.  And then they would only run for a month or so, then be put back in the can until like it's 25 anniversary.  Especially the animated ones.

 

The Incredible Journey

And I know this wasn't Disney, but still a classic.

[SimonBolivar 10,958]

6 hours ago, pyrohornIII said:

 

And I know this wasn't Disney, but still a classic.

Van Dyke is older than the guy playing his dad in this one. Loved it as a kid even with the kid catcher scaring the crap outta me.

Edited September 24, 2018 by SimonBolivar

[lemonandaturd 4,285]

Was not Disney, but The Ghost and Mr. Chicken was a Don Knotts classic.  

[MaxHorn 325]

[The Dude 1,244]

Lots of great stuff already posted. Brings back lots of great memories. my grandma and grandpa had most of these on VHS and I would watch the shit out of them when we went to visit. And John Wayne movies my grandpa loved which I would watch with him

 

 

Edited September 25, 2018 by The Dude

[RamjetFDO 10,575]

On 9/16/2018 at 7:54 PM, RamjetFDO said:

CSB: Fess Parker had a winery and was doing an appearance at Spec's in Houston. We took my son, in full regalia, and got a picture with him. Fess thought it was awesome.

I found the photo of my son with Fess:

[trueut2003 73]

Not that old, but it came out when I was a kid, so...(also second Apple Dumpling Gang and Swiss Family Robinson).

[T’Boo Ted Marshall 2,732]

Was not Disney, but The Ghost and Mr. Chicken was a Don Knotts classic.  

Gave me the creeps as a kid but was my sisters favorite movie.

Secret of Nimh and The Rescuers were viewed often.

[Apep 645]

Flight of the Navigator is over 30 years old and Disney just had the distribution rights.

[TonyTexas 10,515]

If you have kids then get ready

 

 

 

 

 

[Nivek 16,933]

Not that old, but it came out when I was a kid, so...(also second Apple Dumpling Gang and Swiss Family Robinson).

Compliance!

[Parliament 14,260]

What was the one were the main character owns a hard-scrabble ski resort and enters a snowmobile race to save his business?

[Rimbo 25,939]

Just started Tron with my oldest. He's trippin' on it.  

[deadshank 24,653]

10 hours ago, Parliament said:

What was the one were the main character owns a hard-scrabble ski resort and enters a snowmobile race to save his business?

Dean Jones in Snowball Express

[Deej 76,797]

On 9/20/2018 at 12:09 AM, RPM said:

Bob Crane's final movie.

Not his final home movie, though.