Disney's most underappreciated Cartoon movies

[Reflecto Is My Favorite Poster]

Oliver and Company and Doug's First Movie are the only Disney films I can currently stomach, and both are fairly underrated, IMO...

[Enter Blue Guy]

The only Disney movie I can sit through now is The Emperor's New Groove. I think it's hilarious. Well, as hilarious as a Disney animated flick can be.

My favorite Disney movie growing up, though, was Robin Hood. I haven't seen it in like 10 years now, but I remember the part at the archery competition when all hell breaks loose being extremely funny, at least it was back then. I have it on tape somewhere and if I had a VCR right now, I'd watch it just to see that part. I have the book too. It's big ass book (like it's size I mean)... It's stored away I think. Unless my mom gave it away. I hope not, I loved that book almost as much as the movie.

[Liam]

Even though I'm 18 now, and at Uni, and supposedly "mature", I can still sit through most of the "classic" Disney films that I always liked, as they are pretty timeless.

Changing tack a little, any "classic" Disney films that you didn't see the appeal of? I've never been into the "girlier" ones, surprisingly, like Beauty And The Beast, or Sleeping Beauty.

[fineintent]

Oliver and Company and Doug's First Movie are the only Disney films I can currently stomach, and both are fairly underrated, IMO...

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[Heel Turn]

Much love for The Great Mouse Detective. Easily one of the best animated movies ever, and it's a shame that it never got the recognition it deserved.

[Lord Nibbler]

I thought Emperor's New Groove was pretty good, no one ever talks about that movie.

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[Enter Blue Guy]

The best character in the movie is Kronk (voiced by the guy who played David Puddy on Seinfeld). He was hilarious.

[Clawson]

The Fox and The Hound is easily a Top 5 Movie Ever type of movie. I must go see if I still have it on VHS now.

[Mortis]

The Brave Little Toaster is the greatest cartoon movie ever made. PERIOD.

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[Guest Faded Sanity]

I watched Fantasia mainly for the Dinosaur part and the Greek Gods part where Zeus throws lighting bolts at the little fat dude.

[maddog]

Fantasia

The Emperor's New Groove fucking owns.

Oliver and Company [Great job on Oliver Twist, one of my favorite Dickens' plays of all time because I was in it.]

The Brave Little Toaster

And even though it isn't underated, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is my fourth favorite Disney movie behind Lion King [3rd], Brave Little Toaster [2nd] and The Emperor's New Groove [which knocked BLT down!]

[Guest ch1ppy08]

Personally, I only enjoy the 'classics' like Aladin and Lion King (all three). The new ones are just not my taste, heh.........

[EndOfAnEra]

To say Fantasia is under-rated is pretty incorrect. That was like Disney's trademark film for a loooooong time.

[FLiam]

My favourite when I was little was Aladdin, I just loved it.

Emperor's New Groove was fucking brilliant, I love that movie.

I can still watch those classics now at the ripe old age of 18.

Was American Tail a Disney film? I can't remember if it was, but that fucking owned.

[maddog]

To say Fantasia is under-rated is pretty incorrect. That was like Disney's trademark film for a loooooong time.

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[Steveomac]

American Tail was my favorite as a kid the first and second were both great.

[Guest Iron Mary]

Donald Duck in "Commando Duck". It's a cartoon made in WWII that was banned for obvious reasons. Like how Japanese customs say they can only shoot people in the back

[K]

Commando Duck is awesome.

I love the old cartoons.

'Hello please, must be shooting the rope right in the centre if the middle, just like the long ranger - i dood it!'

'Contacted Enemy - wiped... washed out same - Donald Duck'

[apsham]

To say Fantasia is under-rated is pretty incorrect. That was like Disney's trademark film for a loooooong time.

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But it's legacy was killed in 2000. With that Fantasia 2000 film.

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How does that make it underrated?

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Robin Hood was magnificent.

Basil The Great Mouse Detective was great.

The Sword In The Stone was fantastic....

But Aladdin is still king...

Robin Hood and Sword In The Stone are both up there behind it though.

I bought my wife the Aladdin special edition DVD for her birthday last year.

Tis still as great as ever with the best songs that Disney have ever produced (especially Prince Ali and One Step or whatever it's called)

For me the second best "Classic" is The Little Mermaid...Wonderful film...

In fact you know what that and Aladdin have in common that makes them so good?!

Phenominal baddies, solid lead characters, sex appeal and good sidekicks...

I saw Aladdin about 16 times in a year when my friend got it on video. Every time I went to his house I watched it.

Edited March 5, 2005 by ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster