Musical numbers

I actually really like Aladdin and the King of Thieves for this reason

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I love this scene. To this day, this is the most satisfying movie ending to me.

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One of the best episodes in my opinion but, I'm kind of a sucker for good musicals.

Hunchback of Dotre Dame has one of the best soundtracks out there.

I know that people shit on "A Guy Like You", but that song would have been fine in most other movies.

I think people just don't like that the gargoyles sing it- otherwise, they'd be alright with it.

I think it's also because it came right after Hellfire and completely changed the tone of the movie.

That too.

It's part of the problem of dramatically shifting tones that happen throughout the movie. Tarzan had it too but the comedic characters and moments weren't as bad as the gargoyles here.

Literally the only correct answer here.

Guess OP doesn't know many musical numbers, considering you posted a fairly average one that was released a week ago.

>not the one with all the kirby krackle and crazy shit youtube.com/watch?v=k_plih5b9To

sorry here's the embed version

Would you say it really drives you bats?

The song may be horribly placed, but that line of "Paris is aglow tonight, mainly because it's on fire" makes me laugh every time I hear it.

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Holla Forums, I am disappoint.

It kind of comes off as a Death Trap

Also

Fuck me, this show was made with Love. Actual fucking love.

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I still remember the glorious time when this episode came out, and the Music Meister spread from Holla Forums all across 4chan, and we were all of us joined in the infectious power of the music. Good times.

Shame

Was that rotoscoped?

well it's by ralph bakshi so yes.

youtube.com/watch?v=rGuyqH56JBY

youtu.be/Mvyjn-kJyU8?list=RDiZgXniZMDUo

This thread requires bumping.

youtu.be/R18sOs9HblE

Also, I am testing the capabilities of the Embed function.

Okay, this is a little cleaner. Here is the embedded version of the link above.

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The 1980 animated version of Return Of The King had this rather catchy Orc marching song.

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Good finds, Anons

The Rankin Bass Hobbit has all of Tolkien's songs intact and sung gloriously. My personal favorite is Fifteen Birds sung by Thurl Ravenscroft.

WHERE THERE'S A WHIP

THERE'S A WAY

We don't wanna go to war today
But the Lord of the Lash says: "nay, nay, nay!"

Phineas & Ferb

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Don't fix something that ain't broken.

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you know I don't remember this in the episode.

Jem was built around glam rock musical numbers

How has nobody posted this yet?

I don't know what you guys where talking about, it seems so forced, that its not even cringy. It screaming for you to react, but it left me completely neutral with a mild chuckle at the end with the laser hand gun fetus popping and the "woman's choices too far" comment.

We are cheesy drunk posters with short memories – that's how.

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here's one

have another one

not a musical number but I tear up whenever I hear this song.

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yes user let the feels flow through you.

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how about an opening credits scene?

here Holla Forums have another one.

really no one posted in the dark of the night?

shit I completely forgot about this one.

here's one of my favorites

can't forget this classic

and this one

here's a biblical one

and another biblical one

have another one Holla Forums

in case you haven't figured it out I really love Prince of Egypt

This beats out Bare Necessities for me.

have some more Holla Forums

here's another classic

here's another classic guys

here's something if you like Billy Joel

and another classic

and a lesser known one that i like

here's one for all you furries out there

I love this song, does that mean I'm a psychopath?

Not necessarily why do you like it?

It just means you're an autist of the highest caliber

I love the fact GWAR did the music for this.

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