What Is Your Favorite Disney Hand-Drawn Animated Film?

I thought of this question because I heard they were putting Beauty and the Beast in 3D, and I totally adore that film, so I think it's awesome that they are doing it.

I remember many of those movies. I'd say that the Loin King would be my favorite.

I haven't seen any of the more recent ones, and I haven't seen any of the others in quite a long time. In spite of that though, I'm absolutely sure that The Lion King is the only correct answer.

the fox and the hound, loved it when i was young.....

Lion King

Aladdin

I like all the animal disney movies, the princess ones (or at least I think that's how they are branding them) are pretty bleh. Bambi is probably my favorite though :).

Robin Hood for me, although I would not like to see it remade into 3d.

I'm gonna have to go with Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

Lion King. It's one of my all time favorites animated movies. Love that movie.

"  @ververdan0226:   I figured the second half of that sentence was going to be "they're going to ruin one of my favorite movies off all time in fucking 3D", I was surprised.    My favorite = The Lion King  I guess Pixar movies don't count as Disney? If they did I would pick Toy Story. "

Personally, I liked Hercules. 
 
Hades' voice is excellent.

You can't go wrong with many of these, but my pick is definitely the Lion King.

Didn't vote, Destino isn't on there.

Definitely Aladdin. Lion King would be number 2.

Aladdin for sure for me! Lion King was great too.

The Jungle Book, because the King of the Jungle monkey dude is a mother fucking PIMP

Robin Hood was always a huge childhood favorite. I loved that movie but I also like Alice in Wonderland a lot.

Robin Hood hands down

The Lion King is an undeniable classic. Absolutely brilliant.

Always The Lion King for me.

It was a tough choice for me between Sword in the Stone and Emperor's New Groove. 
 
On one hand, Sword in the Stone was my favorite movie all throughout my childhood.  On the other hand, Emperor's New Groove is something that is fresh within the entirety of Disney's hand-imated library.  It's quirky, unique, funny as Hell every time you watch it, and probably the only movie without Chris Farley that David Spade was worth a damn in. 
 
In the end, though, I had to go with Sword in the Stone.  It's tough to beat the whimsical banter between Archimedes and Merlin!

Love most of them, but I've gotta go with my boy Hades.

Treasure Planet was most impressive for a hand drawn film, plus the original story line...

 
For me, Aladdin.
 
However, when I was a kid I watched this Mickey Mouse movie where Mickey was in a pitch dark place and he was getting water from a well. I think Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg was playing. It's been nagging me all my life, I can't remember what it was called...

Mulan for me, to this day I like that movie. Hercules comes in at a close second though.

Well, I usually say Aladdin, but lately I've been feelin' the first film from the resurgence era from Disney Animation Studios in the late 80s, The Little Mermaid.  When I was in college, the studio had a pre-showing of the movie at my university.  We were able to see the animated sequences, some of which was still in pencils, and hear the songs.  It was at the moment, I knew it was going to be something special.  And years later, I still am moved by Ariel's " Part of Your World."  These days most animation in theaters is CG, which can be good (Pixar), very "meh" (endless Ice Age movies), or irritating as all hell (Madagascar).  With the exception of some foreign films the 2D craft was looking like a thing of the past ( Ponyo from Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli ~ Aug 17th!), but this year Disney is making a comeback with a classic 2D musical motion picture called the Princess and the Frog.