Name that movie from the quote!

[schinkus98]

Could this have been in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?

[kraysister]

Nope. It is animated and came out about 1/4 of a century later.

[schinkus98]

So from sometime around 1960, give or take…
101 Dalmatians?

[kraysister]

Not 101 Dalmatians. But there is a an interesting owl!

[schinkus98]

First owl I thought of was Archimedes in The Black Cauldron.

[kraysister]

Merlin & Arthur are talking about Archimedes in The Sword in the Stone!

[schinkus98]

“Never say goodbye, because saying goodbye means going away. And going away means forgetting."

[kraysister]

Is this from Lilo & Stitch?

[schinkus98]

Excellent guess, but no. Movie is roughly a 1/2 century older than Lilo and Stitch.

[kraysister]

Maybe Mulan? Quote seems ancestor-y.

[schinkus98]

Nope. Title character is a boy.

[kraysister]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame?

[schinkus98]

Not Hunchback. The original film was released in the 50's, with a sequel finally coming out 50 years later.

[kraysister]

I'll try Cinderella. I think that had a sequel, not a very good one apparently, but still a sequel ~50yrs after the original - which now that I think about it, may have been released in the 40s.

[schinkus98]

Nope. This movie introduced to Disney one of its most iconic characters, a character whose appearance in a fireworks show in Magic Kingdom never fails to bring a cheer from everyone watching.