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I can't say there are a whole lot, but...

Tangled.
It just doesn't seem the same. As mentioned before by other peeps: Some of the characters seemed bland; I didn't care too much for the story; Didn't like the horse; it felt too modern, and it's just...

... Meh; It feels kinda overrated, in my opinion.

DC Fan wrote:And on top of everything the worst theme song for a Disney movie, ¿does anyone even remembers it? ¿The title at least?

Are you talking about the opening song, "Down in New Orleans"?

Movies I don't care about?

Let's see..

Brother Bear- This movie sure was a wasted opportunity. Why? Because the concept of the story was interesting and the scenes before Kenai had to turn into a bear was well done (for the most part), but once Kenai turns into a bear; that's where it all goes downhill... Koda is annoying, the two moose serve no purpose other than being the stock comic relief, very cringeworty dialouge, moral shoved down your throat, and yeah people who hate this movie has said it better. Plus the plot does not resonate at all (why Koda goes back to Kenai after he learned that he killed his mother is the biggest blow up that destroys the film).

Lady and the Tramp- Okay I know some people love this movie but other than the sophistication and lovely art direction, there really is nothing to this film other than just dogs seeing things from their point of view. But if there is one scene I did like, is the scene where Tramp shows Lady what it would feel like to be free from a town and to see the world (The background in the scene was done by the legendary and massively talented Eyvind Earle). It may be a movie that I don't watch often and couldn't find the characters interesting, but there is some elements to it that I admire.

The ones I don't care about, hmm...

The Sword in the Stone - never really liked it, thought the songs were poor and the story seemed to drag for some reason. Recently watched it on blu-ray and while it wasn't as bad as I remembered, the restoration on it was awful.

Brother Bear - I thought it started well but it kinda lost me about 40 minutes in and I just couldn't get back into it or even bring myself to sit through it ever again.

Fantasia - I get that its supposed to be this "masterpiece" but I just found it dull. Couldn't face sitting through Fantasia 2000.

Fantasia 2000 is more active generally.

fantasia is one ive never been able to sit through. got it and 2000 on blu, but never watched either of them. just felt like i should have them because of how important they are.