[National Champion Chris Cole]

Robin Hood



Vs.

The Fox & The Hound



Polls close Friday, August 31st, 9AM Eastern.

[National Champion Chris Cole]

One of my favorite cowardly villains of all times.

Prince John the Phoney King of England!

[The Jewish Cunthead]

I'm a hound dog...

[The Canadian Content]

I love both these movies.

[Krydor]

Two of Disney's weakest offerings. Absolutely ambivalent to either.

Gonna go with Fox and Hound.

[Stu]

Robin Hood, because I know for sure I've seen that, and it was pretty good, and he even got to speak with a british accent!

[National Champion Chris Cole]

Krydor you are so wrong about Robin Hood being a weak offering. I think it is one of their best. It was also the biggest success for the company at the time it was released. Prince John & Sir Hiss make a great villain and wacky side kick.

[Krydor]

My main problem was that Little John was an identical character design to Baloo, or vice versa. The secondary problem has much to do with the blandness of the backgrounds. I may be mistaken, but this was the first animated feature from Disney that did not use the entire Gang of 7 as animators.

[National Champion Chris Cole]

I'm not sure about the animation question but you are right about John/Baloo. Same voice actor and everything. I liked the movie Robin Hood more then Jungle Book so that aspect always got a pass from me. Sir Hiss is also very similar to Kaa (I think that's his name).

[Krydor]

Another gripe I have with Robin Hood is that the world doesn't feel populated by anyone by the main characters. It feels as though England has 8 people in it.

[Lucky]

Growing up I always figured Baloo was just Little John's great grandson or something. I loved it, but of course I loved Baloo. Than Tailspin came around and I was hoping they'd just stick Baloo in every movie they could.

[creepy]

Like both of these. I guess F&tH

Where the hell is Song of the South?

[Batman]

Here you go:

probably NSFW

That isn't Song of the South? Oops.

[Courtney]

Robin Hood. Why? Oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally, golly what a day. I know every word.

[National Champion Chris Cole]

Robin Hood wins.