Here's a Disney Quiz

[Raineyrocks]

http://www.quibblo.com/quiz/cLLDJJ/Disney-Trivia

I scored 61%

[Sam A. Robrin]

70%.  I really needed the special "Baby Boom" edition.
A friend recently described the new Disney movie with the princess cleaning the house, and the cockroaches helping to scrub the toilet.  Cockroaches in a Disney movie?  TOILETS?!  I just wasn't made for these times . . .

[KBCraig]

I scored 61%

Me too, 14/23.

At least half of the questions, I was randomly guessing, because I had never heard of the characters.

[Lloyd Danforth]

65%

I also could use the Boomer Edition

[Friday]

57%    That quiz was really focused on the modern movies as opposed to the older ones (Bambi, Dumbo, Aristocats, 101 Dalmatians).  I still haven't seen The Little Mermaid or Mulan.  It also had a weird princess emphasis; where are the talking animal questions??

[Raineyrocks]

70%.  I really needed the special "Baby Boom" edition.
A friend recently described the new Disney movie with the princess cleaning the house, and the cockroaches helping to scrub the toilet.  Cockroaches in a Disney movie?  TOILETS?!  I just wasn't made for these times . . .

You did pretty good, at least compared to the rest of us!

[Raineyrocks]

I scored 61%

Me too, 14/23.

At least half of the questions, I was randomly guessing, because I had never heard of the characters.

Ouch I know how you feel!  I thought for sure I could ace a dumb little Disney quiz until I got to the 1st question!

[Raineyrocks]

65%

I also could use the Boomer Edition

Yup, me too!  I thought I watched all of them but I never saw Mulan and I guess I didn't remember the rest.  I knew who Ursula was though, who could ever forget her, she was my favorite in The Little Mermaid!

[Raineyrocks]

57%    That quiz was really focused on the modern movies as opposed to the older ones (Bambi, Dumbo, Aristocats, 101 Dalmatians).  I still haven't seen The Little Mermaid or Mulan.  It also had a weird princess emphasis; where are the talking animal questions??

I hope you get to see The Little Mermaid, that one is excellent!   I never saw Bambi, (I heard it was too sad), and Dumbo too.

[Sam A. Robrin]

I never saw Bambi, (I heard it was too sad

One of my earliest recollections is being carried out of the theater blubbering "Buh-Buh-Buh-Bambi's mother died!"

[doobie]

26% 6 out of 25 correct.

[David]

I never saw Bambi, (I heard it was too sad

One of my earliest recollections is being carried out of the theater blubbering "Buh-Buh-Buh-Bambi's mother died!"

They have since taken that scene out, and for that reason.  I have never actually seen the particular scene, but the movie itself is good. 

[Friday]

One of my earliest recollections is being carried out of the theater blubbering "Buh-Buh-Buh-Bambi's mother died!"

They have since taken that scene out, and for that reason.  I have never actually seen the particular scene, but the movie itself is good. 

Are you serious??  I hate that.  If a parent thinks the film is too sad for their child, DON'T SHOW IT TO THEIR CHILD.  What about kids whose mother died?  Maybe it would be helpful for them to see that Bambi pulls through.

I'll bet those parents tell their kids McDonald's burgers grow on beef trees.   

[K. Darien Freeheart]

That quiz was really focused on the modern movies as opposed to the older ones

Maybe not the same quiz? I thought the exact OPPOSITE, too much emphasis on the older movies like Snow White and Cinderella. This might be partially due to the heavy "princess" emphasis though. I was dying for a Lilo and Stitch question (I have exactly one tattoo and it's of Stitch) or an obscure Aladdin bit of trivia.

[Sam A. Robrin]

I never saw Bambi, (I heard it was too sad

One of my earliest recollections is being carried out of the theater blubbering "Buh-Buh-Buh-Bambi's mother died!"

They have since taken that scene out, and for that reason.  I have never actually seen the particular scene, but the movie itself is good. 

Now wait just a minute!  I was only about 3, and really too young for it, but for a child just a few years older, I think it's a terrific film for introducing concepts of danger and grief--not to mention twitterpation!  It's a refreshing alternative to the glurge so integrally associated with the Disney name.