I saw the Frozen one, and figured we should make one for Zootopia

1. Aladdin- A+
2. Beauty and the Beast- A+
3. The Little Mermaid- A+
4. Hercules- A+
5. Tangled- A+
6. Sleeping Beauty- A+
7. Pocahontas- A+
8. The Emperor's New Groove- A+
9. The Princess and the Frog- A+
10. Frozen- A+
11. Lilo and Stitch- A+
12. Mulan- A+
13. Cinderella- A
14. The Lion King- A
15. The Hunchback of Notre Dame- A
16. Zootopia
17. Alice in Wonderland- A
18. Wreck-It Ralph- A
19. The Sword in the Stone- A
20. Big Hero 6- A
21. 101 Dalmatians- A-
22. Pinocchio- B+
23. Tarzan- B+
24. Dumbo- B+
25. Treasure Planet- B
26. The Jungle Book- B
27. The Aristocats- B
28. Winnie the Pooh- B
29. Lady and the Tramp- C
30. Peter Pan- C
31. The Great Mouse Detective- C-
32. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs- D
33. Brother Bear- D
34. Atlantis: The Lost Empire- D
35. Robin Hood- D-
36. Meet the Robinsons- D-
37. Bolt- F
38. Chicken Little- F
39. The Rescuers- F
40. Fantasia- F
41. Oliver and Company- F

Not seen Bambi, the package films, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Fox and the Hound, The Black Cauldron, The Rescuers Down Under, Fantasia 2000, Dinosaur and Home on the Range

1. Lion King
2. Zootopia

Pending more viewings.

How can you give Bolt an F?

Peter Pan a C
Jungle Book a B
Robin Hood a D-
Fantasia F
Also missed the super underrated Duck Tales movie

That's just fucked up. The one area I assumed you knew were kids films. But Jesus that is bleh ratings

Somewhere in the middle. Slightly above Frozen and slightly below Big Hero 6.

Definitely mid-tier for me.

Its boring and too sentimental. I hate kid loses dog, kid is reunited with dog movies. Hence why Oliver and Company also has an F.

Fantasia is literal torture to sit through. Peter Pan is kind of dull for me. The Jungle Book has good elements, but the film is too slow.

Fantasia is a musical classic and lolzwackerm

This is my old, and ultimately unfinished attempt, at watching all the Disney films. (in a certain timeframe)

1. Hunchback of Notre Dame
2. Wreck It Ralph
3. Frozen
4. Aladdin
5. Treasure Planet
6. Aristocats
7. Brother Bear
8. Winnie the Pooh
9. Hercules
10. Lady and the Tramp
11. Robin Hood
12. Pinocchio
13. Fox and the Hound
14. Sleeping Beauty
15. Fantasia 2000
16. Fantasia
17. Rescuers Down Under
18. Jungle Book
19. Bambi
20. Peter Pan
21. Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad
22. Mulan
23. Little Mermaid
24. Oliver & Company
25. Great Mouse Detective
26. Dinosaur
27. Alice in Wonderland
28. Black Cauldron
29. Cinderella
30. Home on the Range
31. Rescuers
32. Melody Time
33. Fun and Fancy Free
34. Make Mine Music
35. Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
36. Saludos Amigos
37. Sword in the Stone
38. Three Caballeros

Films Seen Before: Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Pocahontas, Tarzan, Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Llilo & Stitch, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Bolt, Tangled, Snow White, Dumbo, Princess and the Frog

Not Seen: 101 Dalmatians, Zootopia

I don't mind watching them all again at some point. Probably not Princess and the Frog which is pretty terrible.

As for the seen list, I wouldn't watch most of them again. Probably everything outside the top 8.

The only part of Fabtasia I like is the Sorcerer's Apprentice. Everything else is boring.

I don't know, he gave Fantasia an F so I wouldn't worry about it

How can you give any animated feature an F? I mean, unless The Wayans made a cartoon someday, I'm not sure how you couldn't derive an iota of enjoyment out of any animated film.

Uhhh what's wrong with Oliver and Company and The Rescuers?

Zootopia is great but I think I'll give it some time before I say where it stands.

Its more so to do with my expectations. A few years ago, I'd only seen the classics, and I expected every Disney movie to be on par. But I just found Oliver, Rescuers and Bolt to be so childish and unambiguous, that they were highly disappointing. I realized Disney had mediocre animated films in them. I've only seen each one once, maybe if I watched them again I'd like them more. But I remember them being very poor experiences for me.

I think a lot of the recent CGI ones like Chicken Little, Brother Bear, Treasure Island, Atlantis, are in the C-D range productions. But almost every Disney animated film is B or better. Outside of probably The Rescuers down under. I mean the thought of Lady and the Tramp and or Pinocchio or any disney classic as a sub A film is just absurd, just on mere (Hey maybe it isn't your cup of tea, but at least on a story or technical level they are near perfect films)

Also gotta give extra love for the 3 of the few not mentioned:

The Adventures of Ichabob and Toad
Fun and Fancy Free (Remaking it over the next two years: But Dam you can't beat Mickey Donald and Goofy)
Saludos Amigos

I wonder what an actual film with Goofy, Mickey, and Donald would do today. I think there is definite potential. I mean, especially since they are the face of Toddler's even more so than ever for Disney.

I've always wondered why A Goofy Movie wasn't considered a 'Disney Pictures' films and I finally read that it's cause it was made by the Television department of Disney. It deserves to be part of that list though.

A Goofy Movie was made by the people who make all the DTV sequels.

1. Big Hero 6
2. Zootopia
3. The Lion King
4. Lilo and Stitch
5. Aladdin
6. The Jungle Book
7. Frozen

Is that all you've seen, or all you remember?

I've seen others but don't really remember them well (such as 101 Dalmations). The only ones I really remember are the ones in the list, but even counting all of them I've probably only seen at max. 12. Then I've seen others that I don't know if they were a film or not. Disney's catalogue is so huge that it's hard to tell. The one with Mickey as a wizard, for example.

I watched a lot of Looney Tunes and other TV animation houses when I was younger. Probably not Disney. Though I have seen Brother Bear (because my youngest brother had it on often when he was younger) but I don't remember it at all.

Fantasia. It's a film.

01. The Little Mermaid
02. Fantasia
03. Alice in Wonderland
04. Beauty and the Beast
05. Aladdin
06. The Lion King
07. Peter Pan
08. Lilo & Stitch
09. Zootopia (Currently)
10. Bambi
11. The Jungle Book
12. Treasure Planet
13. Dumbo
14. One Hundred and One Dalmatians
15. Frozen
16. Tangled
17. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
18. Wreck-It Ralph
19. Mulan
20. Pinocchio
21. Big Hero 6
22. Hercules
23. The Fox and the Hound
24. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
25. Cinderella
26. Robin Hood
27. Sleeping Beauty
28. The Sword in the Stone
29. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
30. Dinosaur
31. Tarzan
32. The Princess and the Frog
33. The Rescuers
34. The Emperor's New Groove
35. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
36. Lady and the Tramp
37. Pocahontas
38. Brother Bear
39. The Rescuers Down Under
40. Melody Time
41. The Black Cauldron
42. Winnie the Pooh
43. Meet the Robinsons
44. The Aristocats
45. The Great Mouse Detective
46. Oliver & Company
47. Bolt
48. Fantasia 2000
49. Saludos Amigos
50. Chicken Little
51. Home on the Range

Haven't seen:
Fun and Fancy Free
Make Mine Music
The Three Caballeros
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

Yeah, but it wasn't released as a film everywhere. Pretty sure I saw it as a short.

Algren is right. They used pieces of Fantasia in between programs here too.

Saying that Fantasia is not one of Disney's animated feature films is absurd.

Fantasia had an unusual 'Fantasound' roadshow release in it's early years, and Disney's international release strategy was much different in the 40's and 50's, but the original video release in 1991 was available worldwide.

I have seen individual song sequences from Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast' movie, but that doesn't mean it's not a feature film.