Everybody's got a laughing place...

Of course I'd come back with Thursday's Topic on Valentine's Day.

So, fittingly, what is your favorite Disney couple?

It doesn't have to be a couple that belongs to the canon or anything. Like, if one of the live action couples from a Disney channel show (perhaps Phil and Keely? Maybe Lizzie and Gordo?) is your favorite, go ahead and pick them! And if you can't pick just one, NAME ALL YOUR FAVORITES!

Just have fun!

I am FAAAAAR too excited to wait until the morning to do Thursday's Topic.

Today's topic is inspired by Jay Leno, of all things.

Who is your favorite Disney animal OF ALL TIME? Live action counts too, if you're a fan of Maitika or something (and if you're a fan of Maitika: I'm sorry, we can't be friends. If you know who Maitika is, four for you!)

Characters who turn into an animal for the duration of their films can also count, I guess (that would mean Tiana, Naveen, Elinor, that one guy from Brother Bear...)

Second topic B'CAUSE I CAAAAN: What is your favorite Disney film that is mainly composed of an all-animal cast?

With the announcement of Merida joining the official line-up, I have to ask: What Disney lady did you want in the line-up but was never included?

For me, it's either Jane or Meg. There's a lot of reasoning behind my choosing of Jane, one of them being Jane's technically a queen, but less so on my choice of Meg (I just like her, haha).

What about you guys?

alright, fair people.


What is your favorite song in any of the movies?

I forgot yesterday was Thursday. Forgive me, kind people of this community. Anyways, Thursday's topic is on a Friday this week.

Anyways...

Which sequel is your favorite? It could be a theatrical one, a Muppets one, a direct-to-video one, you decide! And for the sake of argument, which sequel do you absolutely LOATHE?

My favorite is Aladdin and the King of Thieves. I find it just as funny as the first one, though the animation is definitely less than stellar. The movie just makes me super happy. The Aladdin series in general does.

And, for the most part, I like/tolerate the sequels. The older ones I grew up with, so the nostalgia connected with them makes it hard for me to hate them. The only one I take extreme amounts of issue with is Fox and the Hound II. It focuses less on Tod & Copper and more on new characters, characters that were highly unpleasant. It just wasn't good, yo.

What about you?