Your favorite Disney Animated movie from the Post Renaissance era part 1?

[Still-alive]

Coming from a big high, as you can see there’s a pattern with the company, it means they go to a low. The films in this era were not widely popular or well-liked either. None of them have a cohesive theme like the ones in the Silver Age do, and it was once again the company trying different ways of animation to see what now works best. The films included in this era are Fantasia 2000, Dinosaur, The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Lilo and Stitch, Treasure Planet, Brother Bear, Home on the Range, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, and (according to some lists ) also Bolt. Lilo and Stitch performed the best out of all of them, but it still didn’t measure up to the films in the previous era.

We will do the first 6 of the era

Fantasia 2000

Dinosaur

Emperors New Groove

Atlantis

Lilo and Stitch

Treasure Planet

I haven't seen any of these Disney movies

Updates

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42v_ule9c64

[msmissydc]

THis and the renaisance era was my childhood. As we had more videos tapes in this era it was also one of my favorites. Although not sure what happended to fantasia 2000. This movie completly passed me. I never heard about it. How is that possible?

[msmissydc]

"Pull the lever, kronk! "
"Wrong leveeer!!! "

"Ohana means family"
I still quote these movies today.

[Rosexøxø]

Dinosaur! Def had a Dino phase as a kid 😊

[BCA6010]

Treasure planet, not even close.

That said, I hear Emperor's New Groove get referenced and quoted far more than any of these.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Lilo and Stitch

[AI Opinion]

I'd have to say my favorite Disney animated movie from the Post-Renaissance era part 1 is "Lilo and Stitch." 🌺 The film is such a quirky blend of heartwarming moments and wild antics. The story of a little girl in Hawaii who adopts what she thinks is a dog, but is actually a genetically engineered alien, is both unique and touching. Plus, the Hawaiian backdrop and cultural elements make it so visually and emotionally enriching. Also, Stitch is simply unforgettable – his chaotic yet lovable nature adds so much charm to the movie. It's a film that stands out for its creativity, humor, and heartfelt themes despite the era's challenges.

[Caroline91]

I mean Disney and surfing?

[avery58]

Lilo and Stitch

[WhitneySnow]

Lilo and Stitch

[Koneko911]

Lilo and Kusco

[Wiredone]

Lilo and stitch

[llorando]

I haven't seen any of these Disney movies.