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[mickEblu]

I thought Lilo and Stitch (the characters themselves) were enjoyable enough, but all the other characters in the show (non-humans) seemed really crappy somehow. Like they were from a straight to video movie or something.

Yeah watching for the first time as a 34 year old man, it felt a little straight to Disney channel for me.

 

[mickEblu]

Here’s my Bottom 5 Disney animated films of all time (canon). In no particular order.

Atlantis
The Great Mouse Detective
The Rescuers
Oliver and Company
The Black Cauldron


Now keep in mind I haven’t seen Home on the Range or Brother Bear but I’m sure one or both of these get inserted into the bottom 5. It seems from my list that i think the dark ages of the late 70s through late 80s were worse than the dark ages of the early 2000s.

Disney was getting their butt kicked in the 80s until Mermaid. Movies like An American Tale, Land Before Time and All Dogs go to Heaven (early 90s?) were much better.

 

[shortstop]

Here’s my Bottom 5 Disney animated films of all time (canon). In no particular order.

Atlantis
The Great Mouse Detective
The Rescuers
Oliver and Company
The Black Cauldron


Now keep in mind I haven’t seen Home on the Range or Brother Bear but I’m sure one or both of these get inserted into the bottom 5. It seems from my list that i think the dark ages of the late 70s through late 80s were worse than the dark ages of the early 2000s.

Disney was getting their butt kicked in the 80s until Mermaid. Movies like An American Tale, Land Before Time and All Dogs go to Heaven (early 90s?) were much better.

Oliver and Company?? Any Disney movie with Billy Joel can’t be ranked so low!

I haven’t seen Brother Bear in years but I have some nostalgia for it, mostly due to the Phil Collins music.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Here’s my Bottom 5 Disney animated films of all time (canon). In no particular order.

Atlantis
The Great Mouse Detective
The Rescuers
Oliver and Company
The Black Cauldron


Now keep in mind I haven’t seen Home on the Range or Brother Bear but I’m sure one or both of these get inserted into the bottom 5. It seems from my list that i think the dark ages of the late 70s through late 80s were worse than the dark ages of the early 2000s.

Disney was getting their butt kicked in the 80s until Mermaid. Movies like An American Tale, Land Before Time and All Dogs go to Heaven (early 90s?) were much better.

The Rescuers is in my top 5 of favorite Disney films. Lol.

 

[mickEblu]

The Rescuers is in my top 5 of favorite Disney films. Lol.

Lol. It just felt very dark and slow to me. No music ( I think, I’ve only seen it once) is also a minus for me.

 

[mickEblu]

Oliver and Company?? Any Disney movie with Billy Joel can’t be ranked so low!

I haven’t seen Brother Bear in years but I have some nostalgia for it, mostly due to the Phil Collins music.

Lol to be fair I’m pretty sure Home on the Range will take its place. The “Why should I Worry” number is that movies saving grace and the only thing that’s memorable about it IMO. It’s interesting that I can rank it so low as I distinctly remember being so excited about it and loving the song when I saw it at Century 7 theatres in North Hollywood - as anyone from the SF valley would know, it was a theatre that was way ahead of its time and I saw many of the best movies from the late 80s and early 90s there. Anyway, any nostalgia I had for it was lost when I rewatched as an adult a few years ago.


I haven’t seen most of the package films in years but I think they re safe from the bottom 5 as they have some charming moments.

Yeah I have a weird feeling Brother Bear won’t be in my Bottom 5.

 

[brb1006]

Lol. It just felt very dark and slow to me. No music ( I think, I’ve only seen it once) is also a minus for me.

There was music in The Rescuers that was sung by a female singer a few times in the film. Most notable the opening sequence, when Bianca and Bernard first take off, and the ending.

 

[mickEblu]

There was music in The Rescuers sang by a female singer.

Oh that’s right. It was the little girl singing about being really sad and depressed right? Yeah just a dark and depressing movie for me. Actually depressing is too much of a compliment because that would mean I felt something watching it.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Lilo and Stitch is great. I appreciate the original storyline that actually works, and it’s a sister film that’s worth watching, unlike Frozen.

I’d really love to see American Dog as last handled by Sanders.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Lol. It just felt very dark and slow to me. No music ( I think, I’ve only seen it once) is also a minus for me.

It’s sad, definitely. There’s music in it.

 

[NateD1226]

Lilo and Stitch is great. I appreciate the original storyline that actually works, and it’s a sister film that’s worth watching, unlike Frozen.

The Emperor’s New Groove is also great and one of Disney’s funniest films.

Lilo and Stitch is an amazing movie. The sister-sister relationship goes great with the storyline. Nani has to to take care of her little sister because of a tragic accident that happened to her and Lilo's parents. But she makes it work even with Stitch tearing up the house. I also agree, I love ENG.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

This boring show will be played on endless loop in hell, so adding villains to it makes perfect sense.