Disney Characters you've got a Crush on

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#81

Googly-Bear- Phil was always a favourite of mine from

Hercules, too. He kinda tried to be unemotional and detached, but ended up revealing just how much he cared about

what happened to Hercules.

Welcome to Pixar Planet! :smiley:

#82

I have to say I agree with you guys on Mr. Tumnus from

NARNIA . As far as all of Narnia is concerned , he is one extreamly good looking faun. :wink:

But 


he is still nothing compared to General Otmin the Minotaur in that movie. How can

you resist a minotaur like Otmin ? He’s got that deep, sexy voice and all those

rippling pectoriles under that armor. And even though they had to edit out the one scene that shows it, Otmin’s

got a six pack of abs on his tummy . Jadis , my girl , you were one LUCKY White Witch .

Syndrome is still

my first though . :sunglasses:

#83

[i] Googly-Bear- Phil was always a favourite of mine from Hercules, too. He kinda tried to be

unemotional and detached, but ended up revealing just how much he cared about what happened to Hercules.

[/i]

WOOO! another Phil lover up here!! gives Phil a noogie

yeah,  my Mom

loves Mr. Tumnus, and I do to!! funny thing is, I loved him before the movie

came out! (I was an avid reader of the Narnia series you see) so I always feel a touch jealous when other

people talk about the T-man!! because I knew him first!!! :smiling_imp:

#84

I’m

an avid Narnia reader as well, but I prefer the movie Tumnus over the book Tumnus, just because in the book

(thanks in part to the illustrations), I got the idea that Tumnus was older than they decided to portray him in

the movie. I’ve always been a Tumnus fan, but it’s the movie Tumnus that I consider to be better-looking. Maybe

it’s just that I finally have a face (a very pretty one) to put with the character. Although, I have to say that

it was the added scene in Jadis’ castle between Tumnus and Edmund that really made me love him.

#85

true, it seems like movies always make characters look

better (or worse) then they were in the book.

#86

The one thing I love about books, though, is that you can use your imaginatioin, especially

when there are no pictures. This is one of the reasons why I hate myself for watching some of the

Harry Potter films before I read the books – now I have a mental image of the

actors instead of what I could have made them look like in my head. :unamused: Oh well


I probably

shouldn’t be getting too off-topic, though
 :wink:

#87

Mitch- I

know what you mean. I read the first book and didn’t read the second till after the second was made - I now

thoroughly dislike the second film/book - and I hurried to read the rest of them. Each new film is a

disappointment to the book but enjoyable nonetheless. And there are so many characters; it’s sorta hard to keep

up.

KE- The scene with Tumnus in the cell was so depressing- my heart ached

for him :cry: I believe I first fell in love with him because of that scene.

#88

FONY - Yeah – exactly. It ruins the whole film for

people, unfortunately. As for the great increase in characters, I don’t really mind one bit. The new additions

to each book equals more time for me to use my imagination. Heheh.

I have a new favorite character/crush,

by the way:

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Isn’t he just adorable? He reminds me of my first rat, Rachel. I’m in love all over again


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#89

Haha. You

crack me up, Mitch. :wink:

~~=oP

#90

Speaking of which, I remembered another crush I had when I was young. It was a

mouse named Bianca from the Disney movie, the Rescuers.

#91

Pixar - Heheh – hey, what

can I say? I am a hopeless rat fanatic. :wink: :smiley:

The Star Swordsman - Aha! So

I’m not the only one who loves rodents. Bianca was quite pretty for a mouse, so I can see why you liked her –

heheh.

#92

Mitch, is your real name Willard by any chance? HA!!

just kidding


anyways
 your one of the only rat-enthusiasts I know, which is a good thing!!

those poor little animals have a terrible reputation, which is partially why I can’t wait for Ratatuille to

come out, I bet everyone will want a rat after that movie, and they’ll all want to name them Remy!! XD

back on topic
 :unamused:

   I must say though,  I'm not a fan of any of the Disney Princes....

their all kind of boring, I mean, The Beast was cool, but he was a dissapointment when he turned all

“pretty boy” at the end.

though I make an exception for Aladin
 I always liked him.

#93

Googly-Bear - Haha – if I was a boy I probably might have gotten

the nick-name “Willard”. :laughing: Nice to meet another rat fan, by the way! I rather hope that kids won’t

beg their parents to get rats after seeing Ratatouille, but that’s another

story
 :wink:

On-Topic - I was wondering when someone would finally mention

Aladdin. I would have thought that all the girls here (besides me) would have put him on their lists at some

point.

#94

Aladdin, for me anways, was the only non-sidekick that

I had a crush on, he’s just so
 charismatic. XD

and of course, I love Jack Skellington


he’s very dashing for a living corpse :wink:

#95

Elfin (from Epcot’s now extinct Tapestry of Dreams parade)
Violet Parr
The Spring

Sprite(Fantasia 2000)
Yori(the ninja girl from Kim Possible)

#96

[size=92]I think I might unwillingly have a small crush on Wingo from Cars. :blush:


I said UNWILLINGLY.[/size]

#97

Bumping this up. I think I can safely say that

Franny(from Meet the Robinsons, Wilbur’s mom) has joined my list.

#98

I can update my Disney/Pixar

crush list, too:

1. Tony Rydinger
2. Dash

Parr
3. the Tweebs, Jim and Tim Possible
4.

Wilbur Robinson
5. Keoni Jameson

~~=oP

#99

PV - You have a crush on the

Tweebs? (snigger) :laughing:

I can see why, though. They’re awesome
 :wink:

I’m still in love with

Remy, by the way. sighs <img src=“{SMILIES_PATH}/love2.gif” alt=“:loves:” title="In

Love" />

#100

coughpaedophilecough :wink: j/k