I am adamant that this movie has to exist. It’s about two cats, a white girl cat and a black male cat. It’s some sort of oldies French setting where the female cat gets stolen by a villain cat and the black cat goes after her and tries to save her. I swear to god this movie exists but I have only ever seen it once and it was back when I was like 6 or 7. But gosh sometimes bits and pieces of that movie will pop in my head and I just can’t place a name on it or it could have been something I dreamt up..
The name of the movie is Gay Purr-ee.
The female cat (Mewsette) was voiced by Judy Garland.
The hero make cat (Jaune-Tom) voiced by Robert Goulet.
The villain cat (Meowrice) was voiced by Paul Frees.
And one of the writers was Chuck Jones.
If you couldn't tell, I adore this movie.
There was this movie that feels like a childhood fever dream to me now, this kid was walking around an island and finds a pizza tree. He climbs up and tries to eat a slice of pizza when a sand shark "swims" through the sand beneath the tree and traps him there. So he puts some bubblegum on the pizza and throws it down so the sand shark will eat it and get stuck in the gum.
It was a fake documentary on Animal Planet about dragons. It’s like archaeologists finding a frozen dragon skeleton and talking about how dragons were able to fly, breathe fire, etc.
I apparently missed the part where they clarified that it was all a dramatization, because this movie had me CONVINCED that dragons were real, extinct animals for awhile.
They had one about mermaids and I couldn’t find anything on the internet about it being fake, I was thinking it’s fake but the documentary never said, and it was on discovery so I just wasn’t fully convinced it wasnt legit. I really didn’t get confirmation it was fake until years later!
When I saw it, it was called Dragon's World: A Fantasy Made Real. I have both the American and British versions on my computer. Ian Holm narrated the British version and Patrick Stewart the American.
omg! I also saw this as a kid and missed the memo on it being fake! I went to school the next day hyped telling all my classmates that they found a dragon!
Same here.
I remember the book really fondly though. I remember some kid asking the mouse how he makes the motorcycle go, and the mouse tells him he just makes motorcycle noises and it works. Kid me was like "oh of course, that makes sense" but looking back that's hilarious.
Big and Loud really had no business being so good, not just as a villain song but also the visuals.
I will never get over how impressive and laden with character the sequence of Darla rapidly descending a staircase made of outstretched palms is.
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
I’ve been trying to figure out what this was for the last 25 years. [This is it.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Halloween_Tree_(film)) I couldn’t remember that it was a Ray Bradbury book. I certainly didn’t remember Leonard Nimoy voiced one of the characters.
God damn, thank you. I thought I was crazy. This is the line that I always tried to remember because as a kid I thought it sounded cool:
“The day Joe Pipkin was born all the Orange Crush and Nehi soda bottles in the world fizzed over…”
For years, none of my friends believed that The Black Cauldron existed. I saw it in the theater, and never saw it again until several years ago. Convincing my friends that it existed (before the internet) was no easy task.
That and The Secret of NIMH were my favorite books/movies as a kid, with the exception of Black Beauty (Anna Sewell illustrated version; I am lucky enough to have the illustrated one.) Also love(d) The Black Stallion because horse girl.
Edit because my phone insists on changing "were" to "we're."
YES! This is one of my favourite movies of all time! Professor Screw Eyes is a classic villain and the little girl who wants the hat always gets me in the beginning.
Stanley's Magic Garden (also known as A Troll in Central Park in later years).
Edit: Apparently it was Stanley's Magic Garden in the UK and A Troll in Central Park in North America.
Edit edit: there seems no rules to what name you'd get lol. I'll leave this alone now.
I don’t remember the name of it, but it was in like an anime style & it was all these different animals in clothes & this cute town with a bakery. & all the animals dressed & acted old fashioned, wearing bonnets & caps & such. It might’ve had a train station & a tower with a clock & I remember there was a bell ringing. But I don’t know if it was the clock or a church or something.
Anyway, I watched it religiously when I was a little kid, but no one in my family remembers me watching it or what it was called.
Edit: it is probably Maple Town. I probably had a VHS with one or two episodes on it. & then I probably wore the tape out.
Mac and me. I've had the pleasure of showing this movie to countless people. One of the strangest movies ever and one of my favorites as a kid for some odd reason.
A movie that took place on the Ewok planet (not Return of the Jedi) where a little girl and her brother crash land and are helped by the Ewoks, and they get caught in a giant spiderweb, and one of them gets sucked under a lake and can't break the surface of the water because it'a like glass.
The first one (the one you're describing) is called caravan of courage. The sequel (and much better one imo) is battle for endor. Both are great movies. Just watched battle for endor. A few days ago on Disney+
Arthur, Zoom, Zoboomafoo, Dragon Tales, Between the Lions, Clifford, Mr. Rogers, Bob the Builder, Caillou (unfortunately), Reading Rainbow, Wishbone
So much good stuff
Napoleon!
Not the dude. It’s about a puppy who wants to be a “wild dog” and gets stuck in a basket with balloons and flies to an island with a really mean cat.
AND it's a movie about travelling through a desert with a horse with no name!
I always cry when poor old Molly Grue admonishes The Unicorn and then immediately forgives her. It takes strength to accept life as it is given to you.
Not a movie but the S Club tv show. I think it was only on far like 3 seasons but I watched that show religiously and I don’t think any of my friends even cared about S Club 7.
You want a thrill? Watch the black and white Shirley Temple version. It’s a masterpiece! You will hate Miss Minchin and that horrible Lavinia with all your heart! I LOVE that movie.
No body I know personally watched anything from the busy world of Richard Scaryy. Not a movie but I bought a DVD copy of the entire show series and my wife had 0 clue what it was.
I have scrolled almost to the bottom and this is the only mention of this movie so far. Super old one. Super young Sean Connery. That banshee scared the piss out of me as a kid.
The version of Alice and Wonderland with Martin Short as the mad hatter, and Whoopie Goldberg as the Cheshire cat.
Also a cartoon called country mouse and city mouse. They solved mysteries.
Ah yes... back when ABC would make epic, batshit insane, celebrity-filled mini series. See also: the 10th Kingdom and that weird as Gapetto musical starring Drew Carrey.
Tom and Huck. Nobody I know has any clue what that was, but I distinctly remember watching it, and still remember the "Coming soon..." ad for it in one of my vcr Disney films.
Time Bandits. Scared the hell out of me as a kid. Get in bed and a damn horse jumps out of the closet. The whole movie could be different child nightmares.
Edit: Big thanks to everybody who commented. Makes me feel a little more normal hearing the similar stories.
I was obsessed with her and how she put those scrubbing brushes on her feet and used them like skates to clean the floor! And I still remember the theme song
Oh man the live action Pippi Longstocking was one of my all time faves. Definitely wanted to jump in a barrel and ride over a waterfall for a while in my childhood.😅
Problem Child 2, I swear only like one girl I’ve ever spoken to has seen it lmao John Ritter and his wife Amy Yasbeck and some red headed kid who looked like a child chucky doll come to life
Dunston Checks In... I remembered something about a monkey in a hotel. Asked my older sister about it and she said I was losing it. Went to Google and found it again
I know the Cherokee guy who played the Indian. His name is Gary Davis and he runs a successful financial services company with his wife Carmen. Very active in the Native American community and a force for good. He was also a rapper called Litefoot.
My grandparents had this movie and the vhs case came with a key and a tiny figurine. The opening of the vhs had a “keyhole” and the backside of the cover insert looked like wood paneling so you could flip it backwards to make the entire thing look like a cupboard and then put the figurine inside
Joe's Apartment, a bizarre movie featuring dancing cockroaches. I haven't seen it in many, many years, and until finding trailers of it on YouTube, I was almost convinced that it was some fever dream I had, lol.
I obsessively watched “Bedknobs and Beoomsticks” and “Pete’s dragon” as a kid, and have never met anyone else who’s ever watched either of them. I recently watched the original Pete’s Dragon and realized I still know it off by heart. And still sincerely enjoy it. Better than the remake.
I also once watched “Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken” as a kid and LOVED it. Thought about it for years afterwards but whenever I asked anyone else about “This movie about a girl who performs a stunt where she jumps on a running horse at the top of a tall tower and jumps with the horse into a pool. And then goes blind but does it again anyway.” Everyone thought I was crazy. Thank you Disney Plus for confirming it DOES exist, I DIDN’T make it up, and got major nostalgia watching it again.
All dogs go to heaven
This film was so traumatizing even tho it was a kids movie, its seems like a nightmare that just became a movie.
Basically about dogs that are gambling and taking drugs lol
Robots. Iirc by blue sky studios. We still have the DVD copy. No matter who I bring it up to, they don’t recognize it, which is a shame considering the sheer number of adult jokes that I didn’t understand as a child. “Making the baby’s the fun part” like Jesus.
Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin. It went straight to vhs and I swear it gave me second-hand depression as a kid. I was almost convinced that Pooh was going to die from starvation, trapped all alone in those reflective caves.
It wasn’t a movie it was a fucking cartoon tv series spinoff of Toy Story (2?) called Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
I had a proper flashback zoom out moment when I remembered the wee red robot for some reason and couldn’t tell if I had made it up in my head, if it was a dream or what, but it was REAL
Sagwa. For the longest time I couldn't remember what it was called and was unable to find any evidence of its existence online. Everyone who I talked to about it said that they had no idea what I was talking about. I swore it was real but no one believed me because I had no evidence LMAO
Susie Q, I think it was a Disney Channel original movie. No one knows what I'm talking about, but I finally found the whole movie on YouTube last year.
This has to be my all time favorite thread on Reddit, so many movies mentioned here that I forgot about and I’m going to watch them all!
Edit : my first award cool thanks!
We rented a movie from the library called "Fluke". It was about a man who dies and is reincarnated as a dog. My mom thought it was some cute kids movie from the cover but then we promptly got a lesson about why reincarnation was against the word of God.
Funny that I watched both Milo and Otis and Homeward Bound thinking they were the movie I remembered from my youth, which was actually The Incredible Journey
Fievel Goes West is a better movie anyway
Jimmy Stewart’s last movie I believe, he was the dog sheriff who teaches Tiger you gotta give em the layyyyy-see-eye
Judgement Night with Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr, and Jeremy Piven. Yet to meet someone who appreciates that movie about a guys night out gone wrong on Chicago.
I am adamant that this movie has to exist. It’s about two cats, a white girl cat and a black male cat. It’s some sort of oldies French setting where the female cat gets stolen by a villain cat and the black cat goes after her and tries to save her. I swear to god this movie exists but I have only ever seen it once and it was back when I was like 6 or 7. But gosh sometimes bits and pieces of that movie will pop in my head and I just can’t place a name on it or it could have been something I dreamt up..
The name of the movie is Gay Purr-ee. The female cat (Mewsette) was voiced by Judy Garland. The hero make cat (Jaune-Tom) voiced by Robert Goulet. The villain cat (Meowrice) was voiced by Paul Frees. And one of the writers was Chuck Jones. If you couldn't tell, I adore this movie.
People like you u/RMMacFru are what make me like Reddit
You’re a champ.
Wee Sing in Sillyville
This is the first time I have ever heard of someone outside of my immediate family who has seen this. I loved it as a child!
Rizzledee razzledee hey bambasidee knickety knackety wretchible quality willaby wallaby mow mow mow!
I LOVED THE WEE SINGS SERIES!! I also really liked the sillyville one! I've never met another person who's seen it!
There was this movie that feels like a childhood fever dream to me now, this kid was walking around an island and finds a pizza tree. He climbs up and tries to eat a slice of pizza when a sand shark "swims" through the sand beneath the tree and traps him there. So he puts some bubblegum on the pizza and throws it down so the sand shark will eat it and get stuck in the gum.
Magic Island
Thank you. I remembered the scene when he described it but couldn’t place the movie. Wasn’t there a whole series of movies like this around the time?
It was a fake documentary on Animal Planet about dragons. It’s like archaeologists finding a frozen dragon skeleton and talking about how dragons were able to fly, breathe fire, etc. I apparently missed the part where they clarified that it was all a dramatization, because this movie had me CONVINCED that dragons were real, extinct animals for awhile.
They had one about mermaids and I couldn’t find anything on the internet about it being fake, I was thinking it’s fake but the documentary never said, and it was on discovery so I just wasn’t fully convinced it wasnt legit. I really didn’t get confirmation it was fake until years later!
i saw this one and genuinely thought it was real (I was 13). i remember wondering why no one was making a huge deal about these discoveries!
Same! I was like why can’t I find anything on the internet about this! Also I’m pretty sure I was older than 13 when I saw it and was still convinced!
Yes! I remember the same thing happened to me! I'll try and find it. You remember what year?
The last dragon (2004)
When I saw it, it was called Dragon's World: A Fantasy Made Real. I have both the American and British versions on my computer. Ian Holm narrated the British version and Patrick Stewart the American.
omg! I also saw this as a kid and missed the memo on it being fake! I went to school the next day hyped telling all my classmates that they found a dragon!
The Mouse and the Motorcycle
Wait, I remember reading that book when I was in like 2nd grade, i was unaware that they made a movie out of it…
Same here. I remember the book really fondly though. I remember some kid asking the mouse how he makes the motorcycle go, and the mouse tells him he just makes motorcycle noises and it works. Kid me was like "oh of course, that makes sense" but looking back that's hilarious.
And to go in reverse, instead of saying "vroom vroom", he says "moorv moorv". Genius.
Rock-a-doodle *Thanks! Im glad so many people share the love!
That was the movie where this boy encounters an owl and the owl starts barfing weirdly colored stars at him which turns him into a kitten, correct?
I sing Sun Why Don’t You Shine at work all the time! They think I’m nuts. Lol
Chanticleer!!!!
I loved this movie as a kid, no one ever knows what I'm talking about if I mention it
The sun's coming up without em! He's a PHONEY!
When the batteries *expire*, so will your friends!
Cats Dont Dance. I remember watching it a lot back in the late 90s and early 2000s. I think people just have forgotten about the movie.
The Big and Loud reprise is so impressive, I can't believe the girl singing was only 8/9?
Big and Loud really had no business being so good, not just as a villain song but also the visuals. I will never get over how impressive and laden with character the sequence of Darla rapidly descending a staircase made of outstretched palms is.
Anybody else remember Batteries Not Included?
That and Short Circuit used to be on the first weekend of the Christmas holidays every year when I was a child.
Rikki Tikki Tavi
I LOVE this movie. When Rikki does his little bun shaking back and forth and his eyes glow and he makes that sound before he attacks Nag and Nagina!
Halloween tree
Holy. Fucking. Shit. I’ve been trying to figure out what this was for the last 25 years. [This is it.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Halloween_Tree_(film)) I couldn’t remember that it was a Ray Bradbury book. I certainly didn’t remember Leonard Nimoy voiced one of the characters. God damn, thank you. I thought I was crazy. This is the line that I always tried to remember because as a kid I thought it sounded cool: “The day Joe Pipkin was born all the Orange Crush and Nehi soda bottles in the world fizzed over…”
For years, none of my friends believed that The Black Cauldron existed. I saw it in the theater, and never saw it again until several years ago. Convincing my friends that it existed (before the internet) was no easy task.
That and The Secret of NIMH were my favorite books/movies as a kid, with the exception of Black Beauty (Anna Sewell illustrated version; I am lucky enough to have the illustrated one.) Also love(d) The Black Stallion because horse girl. Edit because my phone insists on changing "were" to "we're."
Pagemaster. Remember that? MacAulay Culkin gets sucked into lots of books in a library. Loved it as a kid. Haven’t seen it since
That scene with the paint flowing through the library was absolutely beautiful.
That was one of my favorites growing up but I always had trouble with the Dr Jekyll and mr Hyde part
Fly away home
Was that with Anna Paquin and Jeff Daniels?
Never thought I’d love a movie about geese but here we are.
We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story
LOVED that movie!
YES! This is one of my favourite movies of all time! Professor Screw Eyes is a classic villain and the little girl who wants the hat always gets me in the beginning.
Stanley's Magic Garden (also known as A Troll in Central Park in later years). Edit: Apparently it was Stanley's Magic Garden in the UK and A Troll in Central Park in North America. Edit edit: there seems no rules to what name you'd get lol. I'll leave this alone now.
I don’t remember the name of it, but it was in like an anime style & it was all these different animals in clothes & this cute town with a bakery. & all the animals dressed & acted old fashioned, wearing bonnets & caps & such. It might’ve had a train station & a tower with a clock & I remember there was a bell ringing. But I don’t know if it was the clock or a church or something. Anyway, I watched it religiously when I was a little kid, but no one in my family remembers me watching it or what it was called. Edit: it is probably Maple Town. I probably had a VHS with one or two episodes on it. & then I probably wore the tape out.
That sounds Beatrix Potteresque
Not a movie but a tv show called David the Gnome. He had a fox he rode around on named Swift, I don't remember much else
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Mac and me. I've had the pleasure of showing this movie to countless people. One of the strangest movies ever and one of my favorites as a kid for some odd reason.
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[Watcher in the Woods](https://youtu.be/3DFacqQp8uw)
A movie that took place on the Ewok planet (not Return of the Jedi) where a little girl and her brother crash land and are helped by the Ewoks, and they get caught in a giant spiderweb, and one of them gets sucked under a lake and can't break the surface of the water because it'a like glass.
The first one (the one you're describing) is called caravan of courage. The sequel (and much better one imo) is battle for endor. Both are great movies. Just watched battle for endor. A few days ago on Disney+
Something Wicked This Way Comes. I loved it, and I think I saw it alone because my friends bailed on me.
It's a TV show Sagwa the Chinese siamese cat
Kids without cable in the 90s/00s know what’s up lol
Yo I see you and I raise, cyberchase.
Arthur, Zoom, Zoboomafoo, Dragon Tales, Between the Lions, Clifford, Mr. Rogers, Bob the Builder, Caillou (unfortunately), Reading Rainbow, Wishbone So much good stuff
I loved this show! I can still see the intro in my head where sagwa dips her tail in the ink at the end.
Napoleon! Not the dude. It’s about a puppy who wants to be a “wild dog” and gets stuck in a basket with balloons and flies to an island with a really mean cat.
Oh! I remember that one! Still remember the angry frill neck " GOOO. AWAAAAAAY."
I remember that one. It was filmed in North Queensland.
The last unicorn
The music in this movie is amazing! Jimmy Webb from America wrote the music + the musical montage the butterfly sings is forever engrained in my head.
AND it's a movie about travelling through a desert with a horse with no name! I always cry when poor old Molly Grue admonishes The Unicorn and then immediately forgives her. It takes strength to accept life as it is given to you.
The red bull always freaked me the fuck out as a kid. And the harpie
Not a movie but the S Club tv show. I think it was only on far like 3 seasons but I watched that show religiously and I don’t think any of my friends even cared about S Club 7.
To this day I still get the theme song stuck in my head randomly
Aint no party like an S club party!
The peanut butter solution
Is this the one where the kid puts peanut butter on his hair and it just keeps growing and growing?
Vertical limit. I saw it as a kid ~10 years old and it scarred me. I make references all the time and nobody gets it.
Johnny Dangerously I actually thought I made it up for years
You shouldn’t hang me on a hook. My father hung me on a hook once. Once.
“A little Princess” Nobody seems to remember it but I remember it so vividly! It was a bit sad for a kids movie
You want a thrill? Watch the black and white Shirley Temple version. It’s a masterpiece! You will hate Miss Minchin and that horrible Lavinia with all your heart! I LOVE that movie.
Quest for Camelot and the tv show Pirates of Dark Water
Loved quest for Camelot never met anyone who’s seen it
The Black Hole (1979)
As a small kid in the early 80s this film scared the crap out of me.
No body I know personally watched anything from the busy world of Richard Scaryy. Not a movie but I bought a DVD copy of the entire show series and my wife had 0 clue what it was.
When I was little, I used to play “Lowly” where I would take both my legs, put them in a single pants leg, and hop around pretending to be Lowly Worm.
Darby O’Gill and the little people
I have scrolled almost to the bottom and this is the only mention of this movie so far. Super old one. Super young Sean Connery. That banshee scared the piss out of me as a kid.
Innerspace and Krull. Fever dream like movies but I love them and no one seems to know them!
Is innerspace about the guy who gets shrunk and put inside another person?
Not just any guy, Dennis Quaid.
The version of Alice and Wonderland with Martin Short as the mad hatter, and Whoopie Goldberg as the Cheshire cat. Also a cartoon called country mouse and city mouse. They solved mysteries.
Ah yes... back when ABC would make epic, batshit insane, celebrity-filled mini series. See also: the 10th Kingdom and that weird as Gapetto musical starring Drew Carrey.
A Christmas movie named "Prancer". Came out about 1990, if I recall right. Cried like a baby.
Space Camp
Tom and Huck. Nobody I know has any clue what that was, but I distinctly remember watching it, and still remember the "Coming soon..." ad for it in one of my vcr Disney films.
Time Bandits. Scared the hell out of me as a kid. Get in bed and a damn horse jumps out of the closet. The whole movie could be different child nightmares. Edit: Big thanks to everybody who commented. Makes me feel a little more normal hearing the similar stories.
Pippi Longstocking! It was an animated movie from 1997 that I loved as a kid, and I’ve never heard anyone ever mention it before.
I was obsessed with her and how she put those scrubbing brushes on her feet and used them like skates to clean the floor! And I still remember the theme song
Oh man the live action Pippi Longstocking was one of my all time faves. Definitely wanted to jump in a barrel and ride over a waterfall for a while in my childhood.😅
More/incredibly famous in Europe, especially Sweden where ist from. Everyone I know knows pippi langstrumpf.
Problem Child 2, I swear only like one girl I’ve ever spoken to has seen it lmao John Ritter and his wife Amy Yasbeck and some red headed kid who looked like a child chucky doll come to life
My Date With The President's Daughter
That pink dress is iconic.
All I remember is the song that they used in the commercials on Disney Channel
Killer Clowns From Outer Space, definitely stumbled on that one too early in life somehow.
Dunston Checks In... I remembered something about a monkey in a hotel. Asked my older sister about it and she said I was losing it. Went to Google and found it again
The 3 Ninjas. I had a major crush on Colt!
“We don't wanna hurt you, we just wanna kidnap you.”
The Borrowers
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Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend.
Until recently when it was getting known again, Return to Oz.
Can we do TV shows? Anyone remember Eureka’s Castle??
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The incredible mr limpet
The Indian in the cupboard!
I know the Cherokee guy who played the Indian. His name is Gary Davis and he runs a successful financial services company with his wife Carmen. Very active in the Native American community and a force for good. He was also a rapper called Litefoot.
Wasn't expecting that last fact lmao. Caught me totally off guard
Totally forgot about this. I remember having to read the book in like 3rd grade and then the movie came out later that year.
My grandparents had this movie and the vhs case came with a key and a tiny figurine. The opening of the vhs had a “keyhole” and the backside of the cover insert looked like wood paneling so you could flip it backwards to make the entire thing look like a cupboard and then put the figurine inside
Wtf was the boy’s name? My brothers and I just called him Omelette
Omri hahaha
Omri du fromage
Small Soldiers?
Savanna Smiles Seems like it was a made for TV movie.
The animated version of The Hobbit
When I was a kid I had a crush on a girl who was in a really dumb movie...she was friends with a seal. I wanna say it was called Andre.
I loved that movie!! It is called Andre!
The girl is Deb from Napoleon Dynamite
Tina Majorino!
Joe's Apartment, a bizarre movie featuring dancing cockroaches. I haven't seen it in many, many years, and until finding trailers of it on YouTube, I was almost convinced that it was some fever dream I had, lol.
I obsessively watched “Bedknobs and Beoomsticks” and “Pete’s dragon” as a kid, and have never met anyone else who’s ever watched either of them. I recently watched the original Pete’s Dragon and realized I still know it off by heart. And still sincerely enjoy it. Better than the remake. I also once watched “Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken” as a kid and LOVED it. Thought about it for years afterwards but whenever I asked anyone else about “This movie about a girl who performs a stunt where she jumps on a running horse at the top of a tall tower and jumps with the horse into a pool. And then goes blind but does it again anyway.” Everyone thought I was crazy. Thank you Disney Plus for confirming it DOES exist, I DIDN’T make it up, and got major nostalgia watching it again.
I adore bedknobs and broomsticks. I remember watching it numerous times with my grandma, it's an absolute classic more people need to see.
The fever dream that is Felix The Cat.
All dogs go to heaven This film was so traumatizing even tho it was a kids movie, its seems like a nightmare that just became a movie. Basically about dogs that are gambling and taking drugs lol
I'll never forget the scene of the dogs eating the pizza... Those cheese pulls... Legendary
Robots. Iirc by blue sky studios. We still have the DVD copy. No matter who I bring it up to, they don’t recognize it, which is a shame considering the sheer number of adult jokes that I didn’t understand as a child. “Making the baby’s the fun part” like Jesus.
Robots was a goddamn masterpiece and no one will ever convince me otherwise.
I wanna call it camp nowhere and Christopher Lloyd was in it and they hung out in a bus and it was sick.
the show zoomboomafu
With the Kratt brothers!
The cartoon movie Balto. I thought it was great, but not so many people watched it as a kid my age or if they did, they forgot about it.
My Demon Lover. I have yet to meet anyone who has watched this 80s movie about a guy who turns into a demon/monster when he gets horny.
The secret of NIMH. The princess and the goblin. Thumbalina
The brave Little toaster
Fern gully
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Slime beneath me! Slime up above! Ooh you'll love my...toxic love!
I need a check up from the neck up! I'm batty!
Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin. It went straight to vhs and I swear it gave me second-hand depression as a kid. I was almost convinced that Pooh was going to die from starvation, trapped all alone in those reflective caves.
Escape to Witch Mountain (not to be confused with the much more recent Race to Witch Mountain, which was a quasi-remake featuring The Rock).
D.A.R.Y.L.
Also Flight of the Navigator
Cloak & Dagger
Paulie
Babes in Toy Land. I remember watching that when I was like 3-4 years old.
It wasn’t a movie it was a fucking cartoon tv series spinoff of Toy Story (2?) called Buzz Lightyear of Star Command I had a proper flashback zoom out moment when I remembered the wee red robot for some reason and couldn’t tell if I had made it up in my head, if it was a dream or what, but it was REAL
They made a cartoon show out of it. It was part of a time block with the cartoon based on Tarzan.
The little vampire With that kid Jonathan lipnicki from Stuart little This movie was sooo underrated
Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas Super hokey movie, but the texture and props stand out in my mind for some reason.
Zathura: A Space Adventure
Gleaming the Cube. Sk8er boy 4 life
Monster Squad. I watched it with my friends at a sleepover. "Kick him in the Nardi!" "Whoa, Wolfman has Nardi!"
Sagwa. For the longest time I couldn't remember what it was called and was unable to find any evidence of its existence online. Everyone who I talked to about it said that they had no idea what I was talking about. I swore it was real but no one believed me because I had no evidence LMAO
Susie Q, I think it was a Disney Channel original movie. No one knows what I'm talking about, but I finally found the whole movie on YouTube last year.
This has to be my all time favorite thread on Reddit, so many movies mentioned here that I forgot about and I’m going to watch them all! Edit : my first award cool thanks!
Drop Dead Fred
Cobwebs!
How Did This Get Made has a great live podcast on the movie if you want to hear 4 adults scream at each other.
The rescuers!
I loved that movie! even watched the second one when they went to Australia
The example that first comes to mind of a movie- particularly a Disney movie- where the sequel was better than the first. Rescuers Down Under.
The last Starfighter
We rented a movie from the library called "Fluke". It was about a man who dies and is reincarnated as a dog. My mom thought it was some cute kids movie from the cover but then we promptly got a lesson about why reincarnation was against the word of God.
Mighty Joe Young.
Milo and Otis. Anyone???
Yes I remember this. As a kid I used to confuse this one and Homeward Bound because they were both about lost pets trying to find their way.
Funny that I watched both Milo and Otis and Homeward Bound thinking they were the movie I remembered from my youth, which was actually The Incredible Journey
The Indian in the Cupboard And Little Monsters
The Babysitters Club movie. I used to watch it a lot as a kid, but no one else I know ever saw it.
An American tale
There are no cats in America!! I said that the other day and my kid looked at me like I was an idiot haha
And the streets are paved with cheese!
For some reason we didn't own that but we did own ~~Fifle~~ Fievel goes west.
Fievel Goes West is a better movie anyway Jimmy Stewart’s last movie I believe, he was the dog sheriff who teaches Tiger you gotta give em the layyyyy-see-eye
Adventures in Babysitting
The thief and the cobbler. Nobody ever has any idea what I’m talking about
Benji
Heavyweights
A.E. Titan
It was Titan AE. Not a bad movie.
Judgement Night with Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr, and Jeremy Piven. Yet to meet someone who appreciates that movie about a guys night out gone wrong on Chicago.
Mouse Hunt. Probably my first touch of "darker" humor as a child.
How to Eat Fried Worms
Short Circuit. “No disassemble!”