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The Party Room / LBT Quote Game
« on: April 15, 2006, 05:22:55 PM »
*Ding Ding Ding* We've got a winner tell him what he's won Bob. Your turn for the quote Action9000.
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QuoteOf Course, the same could be said about lBT, and likely has.That's the truth of it, right there. The Disney sequels are really no different from the LBT sequels.
Let's look at some Disney sequels. The problem is, I haven't seen many, so it is difficult for me to give a clean response. The Lion King 2, for instance, was considered a watered-down version of "Romeo and Juliet". I agree with this summary, and I also feel that the quality was somewhat paled compared to the original Lion King.
Using the same comparison, let's look at LBT 1 and LBT 2. LBT 1 is considered a classic by many adults, and there is a large audience of people who appreciate it for what it is, including many members of my own family. LBT 2 was looked upon by the public as a "Children's only" Sequel, and the film was more-or-less disregarded by the general population. Also notice that LBT 2 never made it to theatres. Films that are shown in theatres generally have larger public appeal. Few Disney sequels made it as far as the theatre, and I'm sure many of them lacked the overall quality of the original
A similar situation exists for the LBT series. The original is almost on a level of its own, with the sequels sitting parallel to it. Many viewers put them on the same level, saying the sequels are "lower-quality" than the original.
I think the same is true for Disney movies and their sequels. The sequels aren't necessarily written for the same audience as the originals were, so many years ago. They're written for the attached audience who wants to see more of their favorite characters. The storylines are different, just like the LBT series storylines are different from the original.
I can respect the Disney series of sequels, just as I respect the LBT series. They each have their dedicated fans and their target audience. having seen very few Disney sequels, I will give them the benefit of the doubt as to their quality. I was never enough of a "classic" disney fan to get into the Cinderella and Little Mermaid sequels. I enjoyed "The Lion King" enough that I had to see the sequel. It wasn't bad, but I still prefer the original.
Thanks! That was a really good song and that was the first one that popped into my head.Quote7. After Today[A goofy Movie]Of course! To this day, this song often gets stuck in my head, and I haven't seen the movie for, must have been 7 or 8 years by now. Haha, good call, Dash! :
Hmmm, best songs to come out of animation...QuoteThe song is "A Dream Worth Keeping" performed by Sheena EastonOhh, I wish I could remember this song, but my Mom made off with our Fern Gully VHS tape when she moved to another city (and I haven't found it on DVD yet)
I'm in agreement with many of the above songs mentioned, but here's my list, grouped by music style:
Slower, Sentimental songs
1) If We Hold On Together (The LBT)
2) A Whole New World (Aladdin)
3) Beauty and the Beast (see song title )
4) No One Has To Be Alone (LBT 9)
5) Can You Feel The Love Tonight? (The Lion King)
6) You'll be In My Heart (Tarzan)
Happy, "Protagonist" or "Good times" upbeat songs
1) Peaceful Valley, End Credits (LBT 2) - this song is just catchy as heck :
2) Prince Ali (Aladdin)
3) One Jump Ahead (Aladdin)
4) Circle of Life (The Lion King)
5) Go the Distance (Hercules)
6) Under the Sea (The Little Mermaid)
"Antagonist" or "Trouble" songs
1) Be Prepared (The Lion King)
2) Poor Unfortunate Souls (The Little Mermaid)
3) Second Rate (Return of Jafar)
4) Bad Luck (LBT 6)
5) Chanson D' Ennui (LBT 9)
Other / General songs
1) Beyond the Mysterious Beyond (LBT 7) - such an interesting song to listen to.
2) The song in Fern Gully when everyone is dancing to the giant walkman
I'm having trouble thinking of many good songs that fit into this category, so I'll leave it there for now.
I watch it in the morning. I never watch it with somebody, becaouse there is almost nobody that likes it.Same thing with me my family doesn't like it and neither do my friends they don't even know I watch it.
Lucky you! I paid more than 3000 Euro (roughly $3600) for driver's training until I got my license. In general driving is much cheaper in America. Gas costs about 2 Euro ($2.4) per liter (3.78 liter would roughly make a gallon) over here.Wow! That's a whole lot of money. I could never afford something like that.
All right I was exagerating a little bit . About 600 or 700 dollars it just seemed like I was paying more.Quotetried too drive paid about 800 dollars for driving lessons too and then I got on the road for my road test and failed about 5 seconds into it.
$800? Whew, that seems pretty steep. I remember my driving lessons a couple of year ago. They only cost approximately $500 Canadian.QuoteIt's clunky, it rides rough, it leaks coolant And brake fluidGood news, I got the coolant leak fixed It costs too much to be always adding coolant