I'm sure there are plenty of "44ers" here...

[brownie]

1. Brother Bear
2. Home on the Range (worse than BB, but, like Disney Duster said, you should try to balance the list)
3. Treasure Planet
4. The Little Mermaid

When I saw TLM for the first time in about a decade around late 2004, I was completely blown away. First off, I didn't remember really anything from the movie when I was a child, so I didn't always know what was going to happen next or who was going to say what; secondly, I made sure I had a really good viewing experience: I watched it on (LE) DVD on my dad's laptop (better quality than his TV), turned off all the lights, and wrapped myself up in a blanket. I would recommend that you try to watch TLM at night when there are little to no distractions.

[xxhplinkxx]

I would recommend that you try to watch TLM at night when there are little to no distractions.

I love watching it like that!

[Aladdin from Agrabah]

"44ers"? Are you disincluding Chicken Little?

And it's a good thing he does!

Home on the Range: As long as you don't expect "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" or "Toy Story",(which most critics seem to do these days ) this is an incredibly fun ride! Cows, Western Landscapes, and Alan Menken music, oh my!

Hold your horses, cowboy!

The Little Mermaid: Hmmm, to be possitive for a change, what can I say about this film? Well... "it's well animated." And it is made by Disney, so if your a completist, it's good for making your shelf complete. And.... that's all the possitive things I can possibly think of.

For some strange reason you seem to hate what I love, and love what I hate! How are you doing this?

[castleinthesky]

"44ers"? Are you disincluding Chicken Little?

And it's a good thing he does!

I would have to agree with you. It is a good thing he does. Now I'm speaking out of one side of my mouth, as I am actively pursuing a Chicken Little DVD to complete my "collection".

[Mayhem]

Plenty food for thought as least... I'll see what I do regarding watching them and update here