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Results from Round 39

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl wins 80% to 20% against Hercules .

This week's competitors:
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp vs. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Previous Competitors
101 Dalmations (Lost in Round 6 against Mulan - 65% to 35%)
Aladdin (Lost in Round 10 against Beauty and the Beast - 52% to 47%)
Alice in Wonderland (Lost in Round 33 against Oliver & Company - 60% to 40%
Bambi (Lost in Round 23 against The Little Mermaid (50%) after getting 38% of the vote in a Special 3 way that also included Lilo & Stitch (13%) and tied with The Little Mermaid in Round 22)
Basil the Great Mouse Detective (Lost in Round 27 against The Little Mermaid - 75% to 25%)
Beauty and the Beast (Lost in Round 15 against The Lion King - 85% to 14%)
Cinderella (Lost in Round 11 against Beauty and the Beast - 80% to 20%)
Dumbo (Lost in Round 19 against The Little Mermaid - 77% to 23%)
Fantasia (Lost in Round 24 against The Little Mermaid - 88% to 13%)
Finding Nemo (Lost in Round 38 against Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl- 57% to 43%)
Halloweentown (Lost in Round 31 against Lady and the Tramp 86% to 14%)
Hercules (Lost in Round 39 against Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl- 80% to 20%)
Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama (Lost in Round 30 against Halloweentown - 75% to 25%)
Lady and the Tramp (Lost in Round 32 against Alice in Wonderland - 67% to 33%)
Lilo & Stitch (Lost in Round 23 against The Little Mermaid (50%) after getting 13% of the vote in a Special 3 way that also that included Bambi (38%).)
Mary Poppins.(Lost in Round 25 against The Little Mermaid - 75% to 25%)
Mulan (Lost in Round 9 against Aladdin - 71% to 28%)
Oliver & Company (Lost in Round 35 against Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl -77% to 33%)
Peter Pan (Lost in Round 1 against Sleeping Beauty - 55% to 45%)
Pinocchio (Lost in Round 14 against Beauty and the Beast - 88% to 11%)
Pocahontas (Lost in Round 8 against Mulan - 61% to 38%)
Recess: School's Out (Lost in Round 28 against The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea - 63% to 38%)
Robin Hood (Lost in Round 26 against The Little Mermaid - 67% to 33%)
Sleeping Beauty (Lost in Round 2 against Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - 53% to 46%)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Lost in Round 3 against The Aristocats - 55% to 45%)
Tarzan (Lost in Round 7 against Mulan - 70% to 29%)
The Aristocats (Lost in Round 4 against The Jungle Book - 55% to 44%)
The Black Cauldron (Lost in Round 37 against Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl- 100% to 0%)
The Fox and the Hound (Lost in Round 17 against The Lion King - 76% to 24%)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Lost in Round 12 against Beauty and the Beast - 84% to 15%)
The Jungle Book (Lost in Round 5 against 101 Dalmations - 64% to 35%)
The Lion King (Lost in Round 18 against The Little Mermaid - 55% to 45%)
The Little Mermaid (Won from Week Eighteen to Week Twenty-Seven)
The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea ((Lost in Round 29 against Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama - 56% to 44%)
The Nightmare Before Christmas (Lost in Round 20 against The Little Mermaid - 77% to 23%)
The Rescuers (Lost in Round 16 against The Lion King - 75% to 25%)
The Sword in the Stone (Lost in Round 36 against Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl - 75% to 25%)
Toy Story (Lost in Round 13 against Beauty and the Beast - 53% to 46%)
Wall- E (Lost in Round 21 against The Little Mermaid - 83% to 17%)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit(Lost in Round 34 against Oliver & Company - 60% to 40%)

Movies which were taken out of the competition due to continously winning, are automatically posted in the Hall of Fame:

The Little Mermaid (Won from Week Eighteen to Week Twenty-Seven)

(Next Week: Winner against Honey, I Shrunk the Kids)

I'd like to vote for DuckTales, but I don't think I've actually seen the movie

Pirates *sigh* Again (Emphasis on the again)

Boo Pirates again! I have no idea what to vote for this time.

I'm a sucker for old school and animation, and I can't get over the fact the makers of the Pirates movie wanted everyone to like it in some way. Besides, Duck Tales was a good movie. A real good movie. Yes, I went there.

What he said.

Good 'ol Huey, Dewey & Louie