Your favorite fantasy movie
 

Cartoon or not, those movies we remember from childhood.. or maybe when we were already adults, like Ice Age, a very cool movie. Or Shrek.

My favorites are Beauty& the Beast, Lion King, Ice Age. From the old times, 101 Dalmatians, Aristocats.

Not cartoons, Bedknobs and Broomsticks (though there appear some cartoons, ha). Captain Grant's Children.

Labyrinth, Legend, Neverending Story, that weird french movie that was out about 5? years ago, it looked all dark, it was really good...drat! who knows what i'm talking about? It was real life, not cartoon...
Also i'd like to predict that people will say Lord of the Rings 123, and Harry Potter movies...der....
I think there is more, i just can't remember them..
AMber

Mary Poppins
Princess Bride
Little Mermaid (Disney)
Aladdin (Disney)
Beauty and the Beast (Disney)
Harry Potter Movies (and book - I LOVE Harry)

I like most Walt Disney movies. My favourites - Fantasia 2000, Snow White and Beauty and the Beast.

Oh, and I only watched 'Ice Age' a couple of times, but it's deffinately a favourite of mine. :D

Labyrinth
Legend (the directors cut)
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Krull
Clash of the Titans

THE WIZARD OF OZ!!!!
Mary Poppins
Cinderella

And from more current times:

Shrek
Shrek II
Lord of the Rings (hubba hubba Aragorn!)

Amber, darlin', could you shorten your SOTM rant just a little bit in your sig? It's makin' me scroll and I'm lazy! Thank you! :xoxo:

OMG...how oh how could I forget the Wizard of Oz? I fell in love with that movie when I was three - no joke - I love it!

OH, yeah, i just remembered...Ghost in the Shell, and also that newish one that came out by the super master anime guy of japan, who did princess mononoke, but this wasn't princess...The girl went to find a house with her parents, and they went into this strange land, then her parents were gluttonous so they turned into pigs, then she had to break a weird enchantment and there were all sorts of creatures, and at the end her friend in the enchanted place turned back into the river spirit...
someone please tell me what it's called... :laugh:
AMber

fantasy
 

Natch: LOTR trilogy, Labyrinth, Dark Crystal, Excalibur, DragonHeart, ALL Star Trek, tv series!!!!!! old TV show called Roar w/Heath Ledger............arrgh cant think..............

Childrens: Never Ending Story (although the book IS so much better, and not for kids), Ledgend, Labrynith, The Dark Crystal, The Princess Bride, Bednobs and Broomsticks, Elvira, The Last Unicorn, The Secret of Nihm, Wizard of Oz, Clah of the Titans, Conan, Red Sonja, Harry Potter.

Disney: All but esp The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, B&B, Lion King.

Adultish: LOR.

Brotherhood of the Wolf -- Que possible? I loved that movie -- watched it three times before returning it to the video store. If you get it on DVD, switch the audio to the English-dubbed version. It's hysterical! Like watching one of those badly-dubbed Godzilla movies from the '60s -- especially the wolf parts.

Other fave fantasy movies:

Legend - The first scene with Mia Sara in the woods before she meets Tom Cruise always made me think of the "Gypsy" video...

Yellow Submarine - My favorite sequence is the "Northern Song" section ... "When you're listening late at night, You may the the band are not quite right..."

2001: A Space Odyssey - I saw this from the third-row at a summer movie festival in Austin. After the 20-minute psychedelic portion near the end, it took my eyes nearly an hour to re-adjust after leaving the theater.

And finally: Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!!! :thumbsup:

Does anyone remember?
 

a movie called "Hawk the Slayer" featuring Jack Palance as Voltan, the evil brother to Hawk? The movie was so-so but it had great 80's synth music!!!
and there were some funny bits too...the special effects were a bit cheesy tho..

No! I finally remembered it was Children of the Lost City.
Oh, and thank you, someone, for reminding me, how could I forget The Last Unicorn?! God, I wept. And we always had the book in our house, and I read it when i was 8 or nine, but understood it better later. Same thing with the hobbit, i tried to read it when i was 8 but it was too much. I slogged through it, but didn't remember too much cause it was hard for me to stay focused. :laugh:
AMber

*sigh*
 

I KNEW I was the only one who remembered Hawk the Slayer......dang