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This is the same list I've used back in poll 108.

Anywho, from the movies I've seen, it has to be Pocahontas, Peter Pen and Alice in Wonderland.

"The Fox and the Houng"?  That's one I haven't even heard of.

I don't remember ever having heard of Peter Pen either...

I like all of them...but I chose Dumbo and Alice in Wonderland.

I feel like this is better with five options but eh whatevs V: Dumbo/Cinderella/Peter Pan for me.

Snow White/Pinocchio/Dumbo

I also don't like Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Bambi or Sleeping Beauty, but I'd take those any day over the ones I chose.

Snow white and sleeping beauty , in my opinion, they are the lamest love stories. At least in other stories the couple had some interaction at least  Also, no moral in them. While I hate the Disney version from the little mermaid and The Hunchback of Notredame, because they changed the original stories

I have no clue... I haven't seen any of them recently enough to rank them. ^^;

I chose Alice and Sleeping beauty. Couldn't think of another

The Jungle book/Pocahontas/Mulan

aly_angelflight wrote: I have no clue... I haven't seen any of them recently enough to rank them. ^^;

This. Also, I aven't seen a sufficient number of them, either

Dumbo, Bambi, and the fox and the hound

Meme wrote: Mulan

:<

and there's way too many of these that I haven't seen so I'm just gonna not vote.

kholoudsafir wrote: Snow white and sleeping beauty , in my opinion, they are the lamest love stories. At least in other stories the couple had some interaction at least  Also, no moral in them. While I hate the Disney version from the little mermaid and The Hunchback of Notredame, because they changed the original stories

Don´t you think that that would have been little too depressing?

Snow White, Pinoccio, Alice in Wonderland.

Meme wrote:

kholoudsafir wrote: Snow white and sleeping beauty , in my opinion, they are the lamest love stories. At least in other stories the couple had some interaction at least  Also, no moral in them. While I hate the Disney version from the little mermaid and The Hunchback of Notredame, because they changed the original stories

Don´t you think that that would have been little too depressing?

It depends on the age of the viewer. I have watched both stories animated, with the original stories first and I must admit  that my sister and me hated them, because they did not have the happily ever after bit ( since we were around 7). However, If I watched the Disney ones first, I would feel as if I was tricked. After we became mature we realised how better the originals were.