This episode of The Deja Review – 5 to 1 dives into the magical world of Walt Disney Animation Studios to rank some of the most beloved animated films ever made. From timeless classics and unforgettable characters to iconic songs and magical storytelling, Disney animation has shaped generations of movie fans.

In this 5-to-1 countdown, we each rank our five of the best Disney animated movies, celebrating the films that defined childhoods and became true animation classics. From beautiful hand-drawn animation to modern animated favourites, we explore the Disney films that truly captured the magic.

But because this is The Deja Review, there’s always a twist… alongside five amazing animated classics, we also pick one Disney animated movie each that just doesn’t quite live up to the magic.

Join us as we discuss the best Disney animated movies, iconic characters, legendary songs, and one surprising animated misfire — with plenty of movie trivia, debate, and classic Deja Review banter along the way.

Which Disney animated movie would be your number one — and which one would you send to the bottom of the list? Let us know in the comments!

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This episode of The Deja Review – 5 to 1 dives into the film career of Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie. From action-packed blockbusters and comic book movies to award-winning performances and cult favourites, Jolie has built a filmography filled with unforgettable roles.

In this 5-to-1 countdown, we both rank five of the best Angelina Jolie movies, highlighting the performances that made her one of the biggest stars in Hollywood. From explosive action roles and iconic characters to powerful dramatic performances, we break down the films that showcase Jolie at her absolute best.

But because this is The Deja Review, there’s always a twist… alongside five great films, we also pick one Angelina Jolie movie each that just doesn’t quite hit the mark.

Join us as we discuss Angelina Jolie’s best movies, iconic roles, action hits, and one surprising misfire — with plenty of movie trivia, debate, and classic Deja Review banter along the way.

Which Angelina Jolie movie would be your number one — and which one would you send to the bottom of the list? Let us know in the comments!

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The Count survived the classics. Now Dracula enters the modern age.

In Part 2 of The Deja Review's Dracula Special, Mart and Trev continue their journey through the cinematic history of the world's most famous vampire with three radically different versions: Gary Oldman in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), Gerard Butler in Dracula 2000 (2000) and Luke Evans in Dracula Untold (2014).

After Lugosi, Lee and Langella defined Dracula across the first half of our special, Hollywood was ready to reinvent the Count again.

Francis Ford Coppola's visually spectacular Bram Stoker's Dracula gave us Gary Oldman's shape-shifting, tragic and extravagantly gothic Count. Dracula 2000 dragged the vampire legend into the new millennium with Gerard Butler and a very different explanation for Dracula's origins. Then Dracula Untold transformed Luke Evans' Vlad into something completely different again — an action-fantasy antihero and an origin story for the legendary vampire.

Mart and Trev break down the performances, vampire mythology, gothic visuals, action, horror, faithfulness to Bram Stoker and the increasingly elaborate Dracula origin stories to see which modern interpretation deserves immortality.

BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (1992) – Gary Oldman goes full gothic under Francis Ford Coppola.

DRACULA 2000 (2000) – Gerard Butler brings the Count into the new millennium.

DRACULA UNTOLD (2014) – Luke Evans turns Dracula's origin into an action-fantasy epic.

Which modern Dracula comes out on top?

Is Gary Oldman's extravagant Count impossible to beat?

Is Gerard Butler's Dracula an underrated turn-of-the-millennium guilty pleasure?

Or does Luke Evans finally give Vlad the origin story he deserves?

Six movies. Six Draculas. One immortal question: Who is the definitive Count?

Join the debate in the comments:

Rank Gary Oldman, Gerard Butler and Luke Evans — then tell us your overall winner from all six Dracula movies featured across Parts 1 & 2.

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00:00 Introduction to Dracula Remakes

01:21 Exploring Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

21:21 Dracula 2000: A Modern Twist

36:25 Dracula Untold: A New Interpretation

46:30 Ranking the Dracula Films

49:36 5 To 1 Keanu Reeves