Oh, and when you hire a song writing team at least make sure one of them has experience writing stage musicals (and ideally won a Tony/Olivier for their efforts - I'd even settle for a nomination) That's one of the big Lee-era problems: 20s Broadway isn't the 80s Broadway that gave us the Little Sh...

Disney as we knew it is dead, it's currently a completely different studio that uses the same name and makes the same bland CGI trash like other studios do nowadays, and the only reason people still give them the benefit of the doubt is only because 100 years ago they made art, but that was another ...

I didn't before you brought it up.

Some of my selections are not in the consensus

When are we playing the Oscar game?

Unfortunately the original show isn't available on my Disney+.

I'm tired of seeing Pedro Pascal in everything. They should have gone with Chris Pratt.

Thanks for the recommendation. I haven't seen any of the Pooh Disney Toons movies. I want to complete Disney Animation hand drawn films. I still don't have: The Sword in the Stone The Aristocats Robin Hood The Rescuers The Fox and the Hound The Black Cauldron Oliver & Company The Rescuers Down Under...

I decided to finally get The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Winnie the Pooh (2011). It's weird that Disney didn't consider rereleasing them in their 100th celebration like they did other lesser movies like The Aristocats or Robin Hood.

I voted for Elemental, mainly because I think Spider-Verse and Miyazaki are overrated.
Not a good year for animation to be honest.

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I don't know if it was the worst, but it definitely was the most unoriginal and bland. I don't count cheap DTVs or live action films or films made by other studios and were distributed by Disney. I'm talking only about Disney Animation Studio.

I prefer Frozen II over Wish. At least Frozen II has better music.

This film completely ruined Disney for me and killed any anticipation I might have had for their future films. In its 100 year, it's time to acknowledge that the Disney Company is dead and is never coming back.

I agree. I never bought the Blu-ray because of that, but now I'm considering to do that for the improved quality. So you think I shouldn't?