Answer the random question above you

[Gemini]

Mine were as well, it's alright.

And TLK II is pretty damn good as far as Disney sequels go, especially given the tough act they had to follow, but it has a lot of detracting flaws that are hard to ignore, and that makes it hard to appreciate as a solid film overall. Especially when you consider it as a continuation of the TLK canon and not a standalone film.

Do you like TLK III/1.5? Why or why not?

[FireAndSun]

I haven't seen it, so I can't say. All I know is that it focuses on Timon and Pumbaa, who I don't hate, but are far from my favorite characters. I don't know if I'd like watching a whole movie focused on them.

What's your least favorite Disney movie?

[Gemini]

Live action - hard to say. I feel like most of their live action films are rather cheesy and forgettable. Not necessarily bad, but mediocre. I just don't like a lot of them. And most things on Disney channel are horrible - don't think I need to explain.

In terms of their animated films, though... well, mixed bag. I love most of their original films and I know that they are capable of very strong art and storytelling to high standards. But their sequels tend to be pretty awful. Pocahontas II and Hunchback II stand out as salient examples, though I'm sure there are others. Mulan II was also mostly pretty bad, and would probably be lower on the list if it wasn't for the fact that me and my best friend watched it when I was back in Washington and we had a pretty good laugh at how stupid some of the situations were.

On another note, 101 Dalmatians II was also a huge let-down. I remembered it being far better as a kid watching it. I'm fairly certain Fox and the Hound II, Jungle Book II, and Tarzan II also fall in this category, though I haven't seen those movies in years so it is hard to say.

Same question!

[FireAndSun]

Honestly, it's a hard pick. Some movies, I haven't seen in a long time. Honestly, most of the direct-to-video sequels are good contenders. Especially the Beauty and the Beast midquels. Those fill me with rage. But I also find those too easy to pick on. They didn't have the same budget as the big theatrical movies, and didn't have the same talent behind them. Out of the big budget theatrical movies, that's also a bit hard to say. Honestly, many of the early 2000's movies are good contenders too. But my least favorite movie by far has to be Chicken Little. That movie is horribly mean spirited, has horrible messages, looks awful, is obnoxious, and just assaults my senses in every way imaginable. Home on The Range is a close second, but Chicken Little fills me with a rage no other Disney movie does.

Are there any Disney movies you like more than The Lion King?

[Carl]

The Fox and the Hound, maybe, Zootopia, Mulan, Treasure Planet. Those are probably the only ones I like more than TLK though.

Have you ever considered cosplaying or fursuiting?

[FireAndSun]

Not really. I'm all for people who are into that. Just not really my thing.

Have you ever tried roleplaying?

[Gaze]

yeah, I was really into it when I was younger. it's extremely hard for me to stay interested in RPs now, though )~:

last thing you purchased?

[Soren]

I think it was party balloons for a science experiment.

Ever heard of a band called Nirvana, and do you like them?

[Gemini]

Heard of them. Haven't listened to them enough to form an opinion of their music, though. But I would probably like it.

Are you generally an optimist, a pessimist, or neither/both?

[FireAndSun]

I guess I'm kind of both. I consider myself more of a realist than either a full blown pessimist or optimist.

What was the best place you've ever visited?