Spencer Tsao Robinson

This film introduced me into the world of Walt Disney... and what a treat it was. On a side note, you will also find the stars of Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp in this film, as they make a cameo appearance. (See if you can spot them!) Anyway... I would really recommend this classic film to those in need of cheering up or seeking a heartwarming story. However, the main audience I would ponder this film to, would be parents looking for a movie for their children to watch. (Or you can use it as an excuse to indulge yourself in this old gem.) -wink-

Live Action movies have always had a small place in my heart, albeit a small and ignored one. However, in the case of 101 Dalamations, I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality of the film. Even though the dogs can't talk, the utter comedic way in which the story plays out completely supplements the lack of talking animals! Watch this... and laugh.

A continuation of Lady and the Tramp (1955) and originally scheduled to be released in 2000. Scamp's Adventure gives a nostalgic tingle to those who have watched the first movie. There are a couple of complaints about the movie, but... as far as sequels go, It's pretty good! The animation has changed a lot and is noticeable with better quality. I would seriously recommend this film to families or general Disney fans.

The Aristocats is what we refer to as... a classic. As old Disney movies go, you can expect great music, and The Aristocats is no exception. Although I would say that this movie panders to everyone, and not just children (That's not what people want to hear!). I would say that this would be a perfect movie to watch for parents seeking a sweet film for their children (or themselves, I won't judge) to indulge in. If you loved this movie, why not check out two other Walt Disney Classics? 'Lady and the Tramp' and '101 Dalmatians.'

Lady and the Tramp, by far one of my most cherished childhood films. Even now, 10 years later I find it very enjoyable to watch and it always surprised me, how back in 1943 Walt Disney disliked the story, as he thought it was too simple. Anywho... that's enough film history. For those who are seeking a heartwarming tale, I seriously recommend this classic. For those who have already watched it, remember, there is a sequel. And finally, for those who have watched both... watch them again, come on!