Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Pacionsbo Absolutely Fantastic

StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

MartinHafer "Ye Olden Days" marks the first major role for 'Dippy Dawg'--a character who soon became known as Goofy. However, Dippy is not one of the good guys in this cartoon. And soon it's Dippy versus Mickey--something that wouldn't happen later--once they became goof friends in later cartoons.This one is set in the Middle Ages--making it a nice change up from the usual time and place. Minnie is a princess and her father, the king, has decided she must marry Prince Dippy. However, she is horrified of the idea of marrying him and he locks her in the tower when she refuses. There, she and Clarabelle cry their eyes out--and are overheard by a wandering minstrel (Mickey). Mickey is caught trying to rescue them and the crowd insists that Mickey must fight a duel with Prince Dippy--the winner take all.The animation is great and the story quite charming---what more could you want?!

Julia Arsenault (ja_kitty_71) This short is my favorite Mickey Mouse shorts from 1933; I am quite terribly particular about that (a favorite cartoon short from which year). Now this cartoon is set like a stage-theatre play, and it shows Mickey in a medieval setting as a wandering minstrel, saving Princess Minnie from having to marry Prince Goofy of Poopoopadoo. Yep! Prince Goofy, a villain, strange but true. Here is a note I like to point out: This short is the first Mickey short that is set in a medieval setting. The second short is the popular colored short The Brave Little Tailor.I don't have any particular scene I like, because I love this cartoon from beginning to end.

Bill Campbell This 1933 B&W cartoon is notable for the fact that it was made before the character 'Goofy' was known as 'Goofy'. He was called 'Dippy Dawg'. The opening scene containing a scroll listing the character,'The Prince' as 'Dippy Dawg'. That is the reason for the appearance of a tail, as noted by a prior reviewer. Goofy is not the only Disney character who underwent a metamorphosis, and it is interesting to compare the older characters with the ones that evolved, in this case 'Goofy'/'Dippy Dawg'.

Coolguy-7 I saw this short on the Disney Channel a while back and it's pretty good. In the short, Mickey Mouse is a medieval minstral riding his donkey. He comes to a castle and sings to princess Minnie who is being forced to marry Prince Goofy. Goofy looked a lot differnt than he does today. He had a little bit of a beard on his chin and he would laugh like he was autistic or something instead of his normal "Yuh-Huck" type of laugh. He had a doglike tail (of course Goofy is a dog, but a human-like dog not a dog like Pluto) As Mickey helps Princess Minnie escape, the king notices and orders the guards to behead Mickey in a guillotine. Minnie stops the guards and after a "goofy" battle, Minnie chooses to marry Mickey.