Liberty Belle decorated for Tiana’s Showboat Jubilee

[Jasonflz]

:shrug: I don't understand the criticism geared towards Atlantis.

It definitely was one of the more entertaining family films to come out at that period.

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

In terms of main characters who are the heroic centers of the films. I agree with much of the criticism. (And EVE is a robot, so not female - any more than Wall•E is male.)

As I said, there are many articles on the issue if you search, here's one.

They are fantastic films, but the criticism is warranted, in my opinion.

No...WALL-E and Eve have genders. All the robots do.

:shrug: I don't understand the criticism geared towards Atlantis.

It definitely was one of the more entertaining family films to come out at that period.

It was just so meh.:shrug: Looked great, but didn't have the Disney *spark*

 

[Jasonflz]

It was just so meh.:shrug: Looked great, but didn't have the Disney *spark*

True but I will alway's prefer it over something like Brother Bear.

 

[Studios Fan]

Looking forward to the show.

 

[FigmentJedi]

Okay then, something good for boys.:lol:

Really? You're gonna deem the entire last decade of the Disney animated canon nothing but crap? When the only truly awful ones were Home on the Range and Chicken Little?

 

[SirGoofy]

Really? You're gonna deem the entire last decade of the Disney animated canon nothing but crap? When the only truly awful ones were Home on the Range and Chicken Little?

I think they're very mediocre to bad, yes.:wave:

 

[FigmentJedi]

I think they're very mediocre to bad, yes.:wave:

I'll at least give you Treasure PLanet as well, but the problems with that can mostly be blamed on BEN. Worst sidekick ever. Robinsons and Bolt are the signs Disney Animation was getting back on its feet after Eisner and I'd say the 90s starting trend of good movies ended with Lilo and Stitch.

 

[SirGoofy]

I'll at least give you Treasure PLanet as well, but the problems with that can mostly be blamed on BEN. Worst sidekick ever. Robinsons and Bolt are the signs Disney Animation was getting back on its feet after Eisner and I'd say the 90s starting trend of good movies ended with Lilo and Stitch.

I mean it's all personal opinion, but I thought MTR was crap, and Bolt was incredibly generic.

 

[FigmentJedi]

I mean it's all personal opinion, but I thought MTR was crap, and Bolt was incredibly generic.

Bolt had much more potential as American Dog, but Robinsons still was a good return to form and one of my favorites for recent stuff. The advertising just gave a lot of people a bad impression of the film. And judging from the American ads for the Zemeckis Christmas Carol, those same moronic marketing monkeys are still around.

 

[Jasonflz]

I mean it's all personal opinion, but I thought MTR was crap, and Bolt was incredibly generic.

I have to agree on MTR, at least slightly. It would have worked better as a straight to DVD.

 

[ChrisFL]

MTR was AWESOME, how dare you :fork:

 

[_Scar]

I think they're very mediocre to bad, yes.:wave:

Enchanted was great and if you're going back a whole decade so was Mulan.

 

[SirGoofy]

Enchanted was great and if you're going back a whole decade so was Mulan.

We're talking about "boy centric" movies.

And animated ones at that. Enchanted was live action.

 

[urbanvegan]

The last decade has not had many high points, no, but I think that Tarzan, Fantasia, Groove, Lilo & Stitch, Robinsons were all good to great.

(And don't tell anyone... but I think Chicken Little was DOPE :lookaroun But I know that's kind of my own private party)

 

[FigmentJedi]

(And don't tell anyone... but I think Chicken Little was DOPE :lookaroun But I know that's kind of my own private party)

Well, the thing with Chicken Little was that it wasn't necessarily a bad movie, just a horrible Disney movie.
As for Home on the Range, I did like the yodeling villain and the fact they basically used Big Thunder Mountain for the climax.

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

MTR was AWESOME, how dare you :fork:

Seriously! It had it's very weak moments, but that movie really shined in some places.

Enchanted was great and if you're going back a whole decade so was Mulan.

Agreed. Mulan was the last good animated one.


Looking forward to PatF to correct that.

As for Home on the Range, I did like the yodeling villain and the fact they basically used Big Thunder Mountain for the climax.

Never thought Home was bad.:shrug: It was kinda underplayed, though.

 

[dreamfinder]

The full dress rehersals happened last night and didnt go very well. They are to happen again tonight as a result.

Didn't go very well meaning the performers were out of sync, people just didn't have it together? Or didn't go very well meaning the recent Stitch show debacle?