Do you consider the Disney movie  "Song of the South" ....?
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No, I don't. I think it's a lovely movie, and if they want to get rid of all movies which show slaves as slaves, then the first to go would have to be Gone With The Wind, and wouldn't people crack it about that?!\n\nIn my opinion, Song of the South is an excellent insight into the way the US saw slaves at the times the movie was created. Censorship is never a good thing, as it only inhabits our knowledge of the thoughts and opinions of the past.
451954
one of the greastest movies. it is a classic. it is a movie that will never go away. i love this part....\nstupid worthless no good g$d damn freeloading son of a \nb$%^h. retar$$% a$$hole know it all jerk....and it goes on and on...
1062705
not personally, but my parents & younger bros & sisters were on vacation last week and saw it on tv at their condo. they found it extremely humorous. i'd like to watch it, on their recommendations, but first i was thinking i'd try to compile a list of the movies that it spoofs and watch those beforehand. i think that would heighten the appreciation of the movie.
849367
Yup.\n\nRemember the movie BEING THERE . . .?
317002
i believe so...the movie was based on a true story..
246919
are you kidding me? it s like the best move EVER!!! i watched it three days in a row and cried each day. i dont understand why. But i have a feeling it involves the background music.its so mellow and sad....A WALK TO REMEMBER is another gud movie. Have you seen it?
934418
I LOVED the movie...I read the book first!  It was one of my favorite movies as a teenThe name of it is called "Sooner or Later".  It was back in 1978 or 79.  The guitar instructor was played by Rex Smith.\n\nHere is a summary of it:\nFor those who may not have seen it, the film centers on pretty 13-year-old Jessie Walters.  A visit to a cosmetic counter changes her whole life when a make-over transforms her into a young girl that could easily pass for 16.   Bring in Michael Skye, the gorgeous 17-year-old singer for the Skye Band whom Jessie sees performing at the very shopping mall where she was magically transformed.   It's love at first sight!  But...sigh...Jessie will never see him again...or will she?\n\nAs fate would have it, Jessie signs up for guitar lessons, and who would her instructor just HAPPEN to be??  MICHAEL SKYE!  Michael offers lovely Jessie a ride home.  And "how old are you?" inquires Michael.   "16!"  It's out before Jessie can stop it!\n\nSo begins a series of humorous scenarios by Jessie to carry out her sham as a "16 year old."  And along the way..the two fall in love.  But when Jessie finds herself next to Michael at a drive-in movie, will she be able to follow through with all that being 16 might mean?\n\nThe humor of the film is both wonderfully funny and wonderfully warm ~ which keeps this movie from going over the top and becoming "after-school special" material.  Hearing the voices in Jessie's head, spewing scenarios from cheezy dimestore romance novels in a hilarious ~ and horribly off-kilter ~ southern drawl is just a sampling of what makes this movie worth the price of admission.\n\nWhile the movie is dated in some physical respects, this is part of what makes the film so enjoyable and one that will take you down memory lane.   How about that typical 70's teen idol/Motley Crue long hair on Rex Smith ~ goes just right with his embroidered-pocket jeans and butterfly collars!  And it's hilarious to see him tooling around in that GIGANTIC puke-green road yacht (a.k.a. 1970's station wagon).  Also be sure to check out the posters on Caroline's wall, Jessie's best friend.  Anybody remember Shaun Cassidy??\n\nBut while the physical aspects may be dated, first love and teen angst are issues that span generations and will always be up to date.  This is a film I plan on showing my daughter when she's old enough to understand it, and one I remember fondly from my youth.  When I rewatched it a few weeks ago (after having not seen it for ~ well, since 1979!), I wondered if I would leave the couch wondering what it was I had found so touching, memorable and "swoon-worthy" so many years ago as a teen.  It's happened before; however when it was over, I remembered exactly why it touched me, and still does.  No matter how old you are, this movie makes you remember why your first love is the one you'll never forget ~ and one you'll never quite get over. \n\nThe happy ending of this warm and wonderful movie is what inspired so many young girls that true love would come around ~ SOONER OR LATER!\n\nYou can also go here for more info on it!\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079935/
764982
I thought it was a musical..."always look on the bright side of life" and all that...oh wait...wrong movie...sorry.
686396
YES!\n\nits BLOODY BRILLIANT.\n\nAND its directed by a CHINESE MAN!\n\nGO ASIANS!\n\nand yes its really really superfantabulous. \n\nonly so many controversial movies make it.\n\nand this definitely  is one of them.\n\nits just brilliant.\n\neach character is played out so well.\n\nleave all your judgemental behind cuz this movie is just a MUST SEE
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This movie was a beautifully created film.  The cinematography alone made it well worth the cost of a ticket.  The costuming was beautiful, artful and relatively authentic.  As long as you are/were willing to sit through the length of the movie, it was very well done.\n\nI do agree that the use of a Chinese actress versus a Japanese actress was not the brightest call, but unfortunately, most Americans really don't recognize the differences (very sad, but also true.)\n\nI loved the story, though now that I have it on DVD, I tend to skip over the beginning where she's a child (except for the flavored ice scene - it's just beautiful).  I really love watching the development of the characters.\n\nWhile a lot of people think it isn't worth renting over and over again, let alone owning, I see it as a beautiful rendition of a lost part of history.  And to think - the book was written by a man! Go figure!
656091
yes its funa nd make you sing along and even dance along, great dances, music, make you saay "awww" or say "arrrr" its a great movie, many lessons elarned and my favorite song IS EVERY song they sing in it. a true disney master piece.
112456
My favorite Disney movie was LION KING. that was a classic movie.
457415
i don't know if it's just me, but there was a while when Disney came out with a whole streak of good movies (maybe it was just my age at the time)\nLittle Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Lion King.
306242
I thought Disney did an amazing job with the Simba character when in he thought he could not go home(the original Lion King)Simba was found by Pumba and ?? (I have nit seen the movie in a while)but being SO different,they embraced Simba and made him feel as if he were family,they showed how you can have a family w/out being the same color,same race,... and still be embraced and loved and respected,robin
76899
YESYESYESYES!!!\n\n\nIt has been a few years since I read the books, but I think that it was one of the most faithful book-gone-movie movies that i have ever seen.
435204
Yes.  My wife and I previewed it to see if we would be able to take our 4yr olds.  We laughed a Lot ... especially at the sloth.  We enjoyed the movie, but ultimately decided that there was a little too much violence for our toddlers.
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This is movie is great, especially because for once it is Christmas for grown up and not some little kid movie.\n\nI like the movie because it got so much to offer its viewer starting from the brilliant directing and lighting of Terry Zwigoff. Even though Billy Bob was not the first choice to act as Willie he have done one hell of a job (I think even better than the first two choice). The Kid will blow you away with his acting an innocent look. Tony Cox is the good and Lauren Graham looks really hot here.\n\nThe story is great and flawless and full of characteristic and emotion even though there are some scenes that might be too much - like taking a leak on himself.\n\nAfter all the movie is great with a really good ending. Recommended you the grown up who is tired of the kid Santa movie.