>there are people on this board right now who don't consider

>>91738141
all i remember is the loud opening kidnapping scene scaring me as a kid

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I know what stuck with me when I first watched it as a kid.

What was Ratigan a professor of exactly?

>>91738370
Ratematics.

>>91738141
best villain

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>>91738429

>>91738141
It's so classic that disney is not going to remember it as an idea for a live action adaptation which is good

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what's her name?

>>91738141
"classic" is a dumb word

the movie's okay I guess

>>91738533
Squeaks McIrish

>>91738533
mini

https://youtu.be/5aHRwIlXzDk?t=172

Excellent

>>91738226
You're not alone mate, remember seeing that scene on VHS, something awoke in me.

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>>91738141
cuz It wa stolen from britsh light novel

>>91740024
>stolen

>>91740024
The only reason I dislike Lion King is the fact that triggered weeb fucks cannot get over the fact that it reminds them of an obscure animu that no one has heard of or gives a single fuck about each and every time Disney is even mentioned online.

>>91740024
Proof that just because you did it first, doesn't mean you did it best.

>>91738533 is a superior waifu than >>91738226

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>>91740667
get real, pedo.

>>91740705
>mice
>pedophilia

>>91740723
the mouse that is clearly a child compared to the mouse that is clearly an adult woman

>>91738141
Meh, didn't interest me as a kid, and still doesn't.

>>91740747
>adult
she's only 14 in mice years you sick fuck

>>91738679
>the movie's okay I guess
Fucking Philistine.

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>>91740747
Leave the stretching to Plastic Man.

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Cat movie >>>> Mice movie >>>> shit >>>>>Dogs

>>91740591
I remember watching Kimba when I was a wee lad, but Lion King left a bigger impact and the only thing I can remember of Kimba is the MC finding his dad's fur.

>>91740823
>Cat Movie
I did enjoy this one, shame the marketing was shit
>Mice Movie
A nice story with the one of the best villains
>Dog Movie
Are we talking about All Dogs go to Heaven or Oliver and Company? Because both were alright in my opinion.

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>>91740823
pussies > *

>>91740747
Nor only is she a fucking mouse, she's fiction.

>>91738429
>>91738370
Therattricks

>>91740823
Cats don't dance in successful movies.

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Canon Death.

What could Ratigan possibly seek to gain from drowning widows and orphans?

>>91742809
satisfaction

>>91740823
I remember seeing the ad for this on my VHS tapes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAet5fsSYbc
It was always so fun never skipped past it didn't get a chance to watch until it appeared on cartoon network

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>>91740823

>>91742809
their property

>>91738141
It's still the best 80's Disney movie. Discounting The Little Mermaid since it was '89 and is considered part of the renaissance anyway.

>>91744063
Oliver and Company was better.

>>91744087
I've never seen it so I can't judge but it looks like a hot mess.
>Adaption of Oliver Twist
>But with talking animals in New York
>Billy Joel and Better Middler
>Villain is a lone shark
>Pop songs

>>91744688
>Never seen it
> Judges it anyway
Why are people so fucking dumb?

>>91742784
At least he was too drunk to know what was going on before having his flesh torn asunder by razor-sharp fangs.

You think Ratigan would have survived? I mean he's just a rat. Unless rats at terminal velocity just splat.

I liked to think he survived the fall, and celebrated it, only to get run over by a carriage or stepped on by a cockney bum.

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>you will never be as passive aggressive as Peter

>>91738370
Assuming he has the same education as Moriarty in the Sherlock Holmes stories, he's a professor of mathematics.

>>91740667
>>91740705
I think the real thing to take from here is that you're both into beastiality.

Deviants the both of you.

>>91744688
It's actually surprisingly dark, and has some pretty violent (for Disney at least) scenes towards the end.

>>91745111
>being this bigoted

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Love it when this movie gets a thread.

Miss Kitty was originally meant to be Madonna, interestingly enough.

>>91745104
The funny thing is I can see these as titles for bootleg South American films.

>>91745104
I had fun figuring out which movies he meant.

Who was the Evil Bonehead?

>>91745104
I actually really like this memo.

>>91745104
I like how Aristocats speaks for itself.

>>91745104
> "The Aristocats" just loses the "The"

I don't know why that one made me laugh the most

>>91745146
The Black Cauldron. I think I prefer The Evil Bonehead though.

>>91745146
The Black Cauldron

>>91738141
For the longest time I assumed this came out around the 60's or at least the 70's. Turns out it came out a few years before Oliver and Company, which I found surprsing

>>91740024
>britsh light novel
wat

>>91745146
The Black Cauldron?

I like how he couldn't come up with anything for Aristocats. "The Greedy Butler who tries to rob cats of their inheritance" would have worked.

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> Walt Disney Animation Studios' 1986 film The Great Mouse Detective, co-directed by John Musker and Ron Clements, paid homage to Cagliostro with the film's climactic Big Ben sequence

>>91738141

Probably one of the first movies I saw in a theater.

>>91745211
I made this connection after watching Castle of Cogliostro (years after TGMD), but didn't realize it was an intentional homage.

>>91745202
I think the implication was that "Aristocats" was already a pretty awful title.

>>91745211
>>91745241
Same here. Also for those who haven't seen it, great movie, and underrated Miyazaki.

>>91740823
That movie is overrated as fuck here on /co/. It didn't succeed because NOTHING was good except for Darla, the flood and the chase. The main characters suck, both their designs and personality. Get over it.

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>>91745211
The Great Mouse Detective pays homage to a Lupin III movie???

>>91744087
>>91744688
I saw it when I was a kid and recently too. It's okay, the trailers made it look better than it actually was (focused on the best scenes near the end). Georgette, Fagin and Bill Sykes were the best, everyone else is kinda forgettable or annoying. The intro song is pretty great, though.

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>>91740667
>>91740705
Nope.

>>91745551
When I was little, I thought she was Miss Kitty without make-up.

>>91745551
Art of her in a variant of Miss Kitty's costume when?

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>>91738141

>>91745478
Disney was actually pretty fond of Japanese productions so I guess his men were the same.

>>91745430
It's good Miyazaki but bad Lupin film

>>91745564
I could see that but then you gotta remember that Kitty has white fur. Unless she really cakes on the makeup.

>>91746067
It's not a bad Lupin film. It's kinda like an AU Lupin film.

>>91740024
left looks deviantart tier