Walt Disney produced over a dozen full-length animated films in his life time (not counting the "package films" made during World War II).

During that thirty-year span, there were many innovations, including the first full-length animated film (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), the multi-pane camera (Pinocchio), stereo sound (Fantasia), widescreen (Lady and the Tramp, Sleeping Beauty) and the "Xerox process" (One Hundred and One Dalmatians).

Of these thirteen films, which is your favorite?

"Lady and the Tramp"

My vote went to Fantasia.

I chose "Peter Pan" because in my family...we HAVE a connection toward "Peter Pan"....

My sister's nickname is 'Pixie'.
Her cat's name is 'Tink' (Well...the cat peed on her, but I prefer this story)!
I was in the play version of "Peter Pan" (The one made famous by Mary Martin)...and my very own cousin WAS Peter Pan in that play!

But if you DID add the "package films", it has been and it will be..."The Three Caballeros". (PS-"The Three Caballeros" is also my favorite Disney Movie too....)

My top five:

1. Pinocchio
2. Lady and the Tramp
3. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
4. Sleeping Beauty
5. One Hundred and One Dalmatians

My favorite is Cinderella, although I love Dumbo as well.

I voted for Cinderelli, loved the mice. Lady and The Tramp are a close second for me.

I voted for The Jungle Book. Walt really went out with a bang with that film, plus it has The Bare Necessities, the perfect song that teaches you how to enjoy life, and forget about anything that troubles you, something that's really missing in today's era of Disney.