Disney's Post-Renaissance Era Films - RANKED
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Disney's Post-Renaissance Era Films - RANKED
Hello and welcome to The Trove!
This video is the sixth installment of a special mini-series I'm doing on RANKED. The movies from Walt Disney Animation Studios have unofficially been divided into eras, or ages, so I decided to share my personal rankings for each one.
This episode covers the Post-Renaissance Era, which includes films 38-48 from the canon, spanning from 1999-2008. In this ranking, I order Fantasia 2000, Dinosaur, The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Lilo & Stitch, Treasure Planet, Brother Bear, Home on the Range, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, and Bolt from my least to most favorite. Remember - this isn't a worst to best list - it's just based on my personal enjoyment of each film.
This was an interesting video to make just based on how experimental and varied the Post-Renaissance can get. There are so many different ideas and mediums at play here as Walt Disney Animation Studios attempted to navigate the rapidly changing landscape of animated movies. Disney finally got some true competition! It's a bumpy ride, but it's not without it's merits.
Make sure to let me know your Post-Renaissance Era ranking or even just your favorite movie from this era in the comments down below!
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If you want to skip around the ranking, I've broken the video down into sections here:
00:00 - Intro
01:52 - Number 11
05:32 - Number 10
10:26 - Number 9
13:45 - Number 8
17:37 - Number 7
23:27 - Number 6
26:55 - Number 5
33:02 - Number 4
38:15 - Number 3
42:17 - Number 2
48:32 - Number 1
55:16 - Outro
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I'm so happy you ranked Bolt 1st this movie is so incredible I think it was so revolutionary for Disney's development
I'm an early '90 kid who grew up looking up at Mulan,Belle& Pocahontas,crying for Mufasa, fearing Jafar, but I can't help feeling that the bronze era,the post renaissance and,to an extent,the silver age films somehow seem more sincere than most other disney movies. They don't follow usual formulas&rules in order to please&make money. Although they're not all great & don't always look perfect, each of these movies is unique & doesn't shy away from trying out risky things, with animation as well as with the story. These films have a heart. It's a pity they're forgotten. I plan to rewatch all of them. ♥️
That true, gotta respect the risks they take!
Damn, other than Lilo and Stich and Emperor's New Groove, this was a REALLY rough time for Disney.
Yeah, definitely one of my less favorite eras lmao
BUT, you have to remember: everything isn't going to be amazing, but Disney had to make mistakes in order to stay a wonderful animation god!!!!!😊
It makes me happy that the kids who grew up about a decade after me have an affection for movies like Treasure Planet and Atlantis. I don't remember them getting much positive attention when they first came out, but there was definitely something about each of them that really grabbed me. I found them touching and loveable and full of imagination. The only thing that absolutely drives me nuts about Atlantis - absolutely drives me nuts! - is that Kida needs Milo to read the language of her people from the height of their civilization, and she's not a distant descendant of that civilization, she was literally there. I wonder how many hundreds or thousands of years it would take me to forget how to read?
Yeah, this is a really unique era in Disney animation. That's a good point about Atlantis, though.
Atlantis was def flawed but anything ocean related touches my corazon
I've seen Bolt way too many times. I had it downloaded on my dad's iPad and every time I would go on a road trip, I would rewatch it. I basically know it all by heart. I still like Treasure Planet and Emperor's new Groove more, but I still love Bolt.
I'm surprised you also put Bolt at #1! That's one of my top favorite Disney films of all time! I'm also happy you put it in the Post-Renaissance. Most people place it in the Revival Era, but I like to put it in the Post-Renaissance just so I can say that the era had a good film in it.
Lilo was the clear example of what being neurodivergent meant for many kids, I myself related to her "odd" behavior and tendency to hyperfixations, even more so because she was a girl and we don't get to see much representation, also my mom was quite young and trying to raise me and my siblings alone so I kinda saw her in Nani more often than not
and I'm only saying this because I've seen many people headcanon Lilo as being part of the autistic spectrum
Yes, Lilo is so important for these reasons!
I love how you mentioned not minding journey movies if done well in the Dinosaur overview…then have Bolt at 1, because it is an amazing journey movie! I have Atlantis at 1, but Bolt at 2. Both are great!
Meet the Robinsons is soo much better than we credit for. Even on this list, it’s still under appreciated
Amen! Bolt SUCKS so much imo, I despise it with every fiber of my being, but MTR is the best film of this era
Honestly I’m so happy Bolt is getting love in this ranking because growing up I watched it so much and even today I love it so much♥️♥️
1:52
To be honest, my favorite post renaissance era of Walt Disney Animation Studios is Dinosaur (2000).
I couldn't help it. It's just that it's my favorite childhood animated movie back in childhood.
And the reason why I love Disney's Dinosaur (2000) so much is because it looks similar to Universal's The Land Before Time franchise.
And I really love this movie so much.
And I was a huge fan of Dinosaurs when I was a little kid.
That’s awesome! I’m happy others can appreciate Dinosaur even though I unfortunately don’t feel the same.
@@thetroveyoutube My brother was very offended by what you said about Dinosaur because he's OBSESSED with dinosaurs 🦕 🦖
@@tonytotals1411 tell him sorry haha, i have nothing against dinosaurs themselves, i just don't like this movie
@@thetroveyoutube okay, fair enough! ( I actually don't like dinos either) And also I know you wished the jump to CGI hadn't been necessary and I respect your opinion but me and my dad like 3d animation more because it makes the movies look so realistic!!! 😄
Here’s my ranking from worst to best:
11) Home on the Range
10) Dinosaur
9) Chicken Little
8) Brother Bear
7) Bolt
6) Fantasia 2000
5) Atlantis: The Lost Empire
4) Treasure Planet
3) Meet the Robinsons
2) The Emperor’s New Groove
1) Lilo & Stitch
Thanks for sharing!!
Now that’s a better list, but for me, I’d put Bolt so low, it would hit the ground, of the country directly below me.
I personally put Bolt in the Revival Era of Disney Animation due to John Lasseter’s involvement and the purchase of Pixar studios in 2008. Plus, Bolt actually made a decent amount of money in the box office and was a critical success.
My top favourite Disney animated films were always Dinosaur, Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet.
Part of the reason is that they're not musicals. They're more straightforward adventure films and each tackle something I love. Plus they have 3 of my all time favourite scores, all 3 having been done by James Newton Howard.
THANK YOU! Home On The Range is not that bad. It’s okay movie. My favorite from this era is absolutely Treausre Planet.
Perfect description haha Home on the Range is very okay. Definitely over-hated. Nice pick with Treasure Planet!
I also think Home on the Range is not that bad, but I will slam anybody who actually likes Chicken Little! Also Trove, why can't you appreciate the Fantasia Legacy? Both Fantasia movies happen to be my favorite move COMBINED!
@@williammorris89 It's awesome that you like Fantasia, I wish I did! All I can say is that I find them very boring and difficult to watch. I definitely appreciate the talent and animation in them.
@@thetroveyoutube It might be because you don't particularly like classical music like everybody else. That's fair enough as long as you don't think Chicken Little is a masterpiece.
@@williammorris89 i'm not huge on classical music, but the main reason i don't like fantasia is that there isn't any dialogue in the segments. i prefer having dialogue and an overarching narrative in a movie. don't worry though, i don't think chicken little is a masterpiece. it's trash, but it's entertaining trash, so i do see a bit of value in it.
The reason why they rereleased the Mickey short was because the Fantasia concept was originally an ever changing event with some recognizable and new content, and still kept the legacy alive, and in other words, at the very least, regarding chicken little, Buck Cluck is still a better father with understandable embarrassed personality that is better than for example SIDS family
That’s a good point about Fantasia, although I’d still prefer they made 100% original shorts for Fantasia 2000.
Are you talking about Sid from Toy Story?
@@thetroveyoutube I am pretty sure they are talking about Ice Age 4: ua-cam.com/video/9i8wXs1V6KY/v-deo.html
Lilo and Stitch is always #1 for me
Great choice! 😁
I’ve always called this period the experimental period. Disney did some really unique things during this period. Did all of them work? No. Are there problems with the movies? I’d say no more than any other movie in their line up. Are there some things that we should take away as positives from this era? Heck yeah!
1) I love how diverse these movies are and how the characters identities influenced them without pure tokenism. From the modern Hawaiian society, to a Native Alaskan or Canadian tribe, to the multinational adventuring team, to the stylized South Americans, these movies gave a lot of groups representation in the media. Heck, even Fantasia 2000 has a character with a disability that is seen as a noble protagonist and the preferred side of a love triangle (Steadfast Tin Soldier)
2) They showed a lot of styles of family dynamics. Lilo and Stich has the most obvious example, with Nani as Lilo’s guardian and eventually growing to include David, the three aliens, and kinda sorta Bubbles. It’s a found family that doesn’t just fall into the nuclear framework at the end. There are also several adoption stories in this era, most clearly being Meet the Robinsons. The family isn’t less real because they aren’t biological, but it’s nice to see Lewis come to that conclusion himself. Jim’s absent father is a major part of his character, but he never once detracts from what his single mother did to support him growing up. Even Chicken Little has an example of living in an emotionally abusive household. Not one that he escapes, I don’t trust Buck for a second with his son. Regardless, this was a really good time to see families that weren’t just nuclear or dead parents.
3) The settings were so different from what we expected from Disney. I love the fairy tale settings as much as the next person, but I also love seeing them branch out into something completely different. Seeing the American southwest, space, and Atlantis depicted so lovingly is amazing.
4) Not every protagonist had a love interest. I’m a basic Ace. I love the romances in stories, but sometimes I just need an adventure story with different types of love shown.
5) This is its own category. I will go for bat for Rhapsody in Blue forever. I love how stylized everything is.
6) Last but not least, I love the artistry of the 2D animation of this era. I will never stop being salty about the transition to 3D animation. (I know it’s a business move, but it just doesn’t work for me. At least, not in this style of CGI. It feels too plastic). These artists really showed off what they can do during their last hurrah with 2D animation. I can hope it will return one day, but for now, I have to be content with what this era gave us visually.
This is a really thoughtful comment, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts! I never thought about some of these elements and it makes me appreciate these movies more.
Being from Brazil, brother bear has a special place in my heart because of its dubbed version. The same voice actor from Kuzco (Selton Melo) dubbed Kenai, and he's so funny. And emperor's new groove will always be my favorite, I have a Kuzco's potion necklace xD
I cant be the only one who thinks Atlantis and Treasure Planet would make epic live action remakes.
1. Brother Bear
2. Atlantis
3. Lilo & Stitch
4. Home Of The Range
5. Tresure Planet
6. The Emperors New Groove
7. Bolt
8. Fantasia 2000
9. Dinosaur
10. Chicken Little
11. Meet The Robinson
thanks for sharing!
thank you for another quality video! :) im so glad to see someone else ACTUALLY APPRECIATE BOLT!! he's my favorite disney character. even tho i would still put lilo & stitch at #1, i'll let it slide that you didn't for the bolt love! i love your channel and commentary, can't wait for the next ranking :)
Thank you!! I appreciate this so much, and it's always great to spread the Bolt love :)
Thanks for your input on Chicken Little. I love the movie and I understand it’s not everyone’s favorite. It was experimentally good.
Yes, people beat up on it just a little too much haha. It was a very important movie for the progression of the studio.
Historically speaking, it was a game changer, but that's not saying much! Did they really have to make a movie like that to cause such permanent to an animation company that's usually practically perfect in every way?!
Someone else who thinks Home on the Range gets too much hate? Glad I'm not alone!
hell yeah lol, it's pretty rare
Lmao you are
I'm with you on that! Home on the Range is underrated, but Chicken Little is trash!
Hooray! I’ve been waiting for this💛💚💙
My ranking:
11. Chicken Little
10. Dinosaur
9. Home on the Range
8. Meet the Robinsons
7. Fantasia 2000
6. Bolt
5. The Emperor's New Groove
4. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
3. Brother Bear
2. Treasure Planet
1. Lilo & Stitch
Great ranking, I appreciate you sharing it!
Personally I love action packed movies so here is how I rank these films from least favorite to the best. Chicken Little, Dinosaur, Fantasia 2000, Home Of The Range, Brother Bear, Bolt, Lilo & Stitch, The Emperors New Groove, Treasure Planet, and the best goes to Atlantis. I haven't watched Meet The Robinson but I hear is pretty good. I honestly don't know why I haven't watched it. It looks like a cute and unique movie. Also it's been awhile since I've watched Chicken Little, Home of the Range, and Bolt. But from what I remember I like some better than others.
Nice ranking! I do like Atlantis and Bolt quite a bit. Meet the Robinson's isn't my favorite, but it's worth a watch!
"Pull the lever, Kronk!" is my favorite Disney quote. It is also from my favorite post-renaissance movie. I'm glad it got a clip in the video,
WRONG LEVEEER! Why do we even HAVE that lever? 😂😂😂❤❤❤
My 8 post-renaissance era are:
1.Fantasia 2000
2.dinosaur
3.Atlantis:the lost empire
4.Lilo and stitch
5. Brother bear
6.Home on the range
7.Meet the Robinsons
8.bolt
Thanks for sharing! You're a big Fantasia fan!
Great Ranking Here's my list:
11. Chicken Little
10. Home on the Range
9. Dinosaur
8. Fantasia 2000
7. Meet The Robinsons
6. Bolt
5. Brother Bear
4. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
3. The Emperor's New Groove
2. Treasure Planet
1. Lilo & Stitch
Pleasantly surprised to see Bolt at number 1! I was in high school and university during the post-renaissance era and stopped following Disney movies for a while, especially as the reviews for most of these films were pretty lacklustre. But as a pet person I had to see Bolt, and I adored it, so much so that I bought a Bolt plush at the Disney Store (which I still have). I'm surprised it hasn't gained a larger following in the years since its release.
I feel like a lot of people forget about Bolt. Maybe if they re-visited it, it would gain some love. Always glad to hear from someone who enjoys it!
I don't hate it either, but it got less recognition than others for a reason.
11.) Chicken Little - This one is 4 the babiez.
10.) Home on the Range - It's been about 4 seconds and I already forgot the plot.
9.) Fantasia 2000 - Waste of time.
8.) Dinosaur - Wake me when it's over.
7.) Brother Bear - Don't let the scenery in this movie trick you into thinking it's good.
6.) Bolt - Why this movie gotta be so anti-cat?
5.) Treasure Planet - The side characters kinda felt wasted.
4.) Meet the Robinsons - Not the best animation, but actually a great story.
3.) Emperor's new Groove - The funniest Disney movie ever.
2.) Lilo & Stitch - Such a unique and interesting concept.
1.) Atlantis - The story, soundtrack, side characters, animation, and scenery are awesome!
thanks for sharing your ranking!
You're welcome!
here’s my ranking
1. lilo and stitch
2. the emperor’s new groove
3. atlantis: the lost empire
4. bolt
5. treasure planet
6. meet the robinsons
7. fantasia 2000
8. brother bear
9. home on the range
10. chicken little
11. dinosaur
nice, i like it!
I was absolutely terrified of chicken little as a child. My mom had to take me out of the theater screaming and crying. I loved horror movies, movies with witches and vampires, demons even. But chicken little? Nope. I lost it.
Well, there has to be a good reason for that, right?
The love and praise for Brother bear, especially for the gorgeous visuals, make me almsot forget you for putting Home on the Range higher😂
This movie is highly nostalgic for me, I grew up with this. However, this movie frustrates me to no end, because while it has great messages, themes, visuals and music, the writing is just not good at all and some characters were annoying (looking at you Koda). I would love to see a live action remake on this movie which would fix that.
Anyways solid list, you're still rocking and deserve more popularity 😉
Lmao 😜
nah disney won't even bother correcting their mistakes and will make it as bad as the other live action remakes
i initially only saw the first part of this comment and didn't realize there was more, sorry lol. a post-renaissance live-action remake would be interesting. realistic talking bears might be odd though haha. thank you so much for the compliment!
Well if course if we take the godawful Lion King remake as an example, it's gonna be bad. But CGI animals can be really expressive if it's done right (Aslan from Narnia or Netflix Jungle Book). In addition, the OG Brother Bear has a thing where they start as making bears inexpressive when he's human, but more cartoony when he is a bear. Using this effect again would be interesting.
But anyway, they probably won't do it at the end of the day. And if they tackle the 2000s I would prefer Atlantis anyway
@@dolphin24923 I would actually like an Atlantis remake too I think. Lots of potential to flesh out the plot and the lore as well as have some gorgeous visuals
Being born in the v late 90s these post renaissance films are the ones that came out when I was a kid- it’s crazy because I do remember watching some of these at the movie theater like brother bear and I LOVED it but home on the range omg 🤣😭 I completely forgot about that movie. I probably owned these movies as well at home but i think like most late 90s kids we were still inclined to rewatch Toy Story and Hercules over these. I was never really interested in Meet The Robinsons or Chicken Little even if I watched them also Atlantis and Treasure Island I always would confuse and think they are Dreamworks or whatever studio made El Dorado (I think they might look similar in animation that’s why?)
While I never watch any of these now (I don’t even know if most of them are on Disney +) it’s interesting to look back and see what was happening at Walt Disney studios and why those movies were kind of different? Lol
Lilo and Stitch had the biggest impact on me and is still probably one of my favorite Disney movies til this day and I also loved Emperors New Groove when it came out (finally a latin movie). But lilo and stitch I remember the commercials and promo and it just seemed like it was going to be the most interesting movie 🥹
lastly BOLT??? I didn’t think that was even in this era! Or maybe I thought it was pixar
I can totally understand thinking some of these are Dreamworks. They definitely have that vibe. Thanks for watching!
11. Home on the Range
10. Dinosaur
9. Fantasia 2000
8. Chicken Little
7. Meet the Robinsons
6. Bolt
5. Emperor's New Groove
4. Brother Bear
3. Atlantis
2. Lilo and Stitch
1. Treasure Planet
I don't know why, but every time I watch that black and white clip you show of the walk-around characters from Chicken Little, I feel like I'm watching "Escape from Tomorrow"!
This is my top 5 of this era:
5. Bolt
4. Brother Bear
3. Treasure Planet
2. Atlantis
1. Lilo & Stitch
My ranking:
11. Fantasia 2000
10. Dinosaur
9. Chicken Little
8. Home on the Range
7. Bolt
6. Meet The Robinsons
5. Treasure Planet
4. Brother Bear
3. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
2. Lilo & Stitch
1. The Emperor's New Groove
Thank you for sharing!!
My favourite is Home on the ranch.
i grew up with very late 90s and early 2000s disney so tarzan atlantis lilo and stitch and treasure planet are some of my favorite disney movies
My Ranking:
1. Lilo & Stitch
2. The Emperor’s New Groove
3. Treasure Planet
4. Meet the Robinsons
5. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
6. Brother Bear
7. Bolt
8. Fantasia 2000
9. Dinosaur
10. Chicken Little
11. Home on the Range
thanks for sharing your ranking!
HOT TAKE: Atlantis was the coolest thing when i was a kid but when i rewatched it as an adult, I wasn’t fully invested in it, the mythos were undercooked. There’s no timelessness in it.
I don't see it as a hot take. I can see how others would like it, but I personally hate that movie.
To be fair, I don't really love any of these movies. I think they are all forgetable and none of them really have the Disney feel. I'm 100% grateful that this era is over and I hope we never get another period this awkward and boring. The CG ones are my least favorite, not just because of the animation, but because the stories are not great. Including Bolt, in my opinion. Bolt is basically that one episode of Rescue Rangers and Patch's London Adventure, just done well. It is the best of the CG films in this era, but I'm still have no desire to rewatch outside of a full canon rewatch.
Stitch and Kuzko are iconic and I do enjoy those movies the most.
11. Chicken Little
10. Dinosaur
09. Meet the Robinsons
08. Bolt
07. Home on the Range
06. Fantasia 2000
05. Brother Bear
04. Atlantis
03. Treasure Planet
02. Lilo and Stitch
01. The Emperor's New Groove
My Disney Post Renaissance Ranking
1. Fantasia 2000
2. Lilo & Stitch
3. Bolt
4. The Emperor's New Groove
5. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
6. Treasure Planet
7. Meet the Robinsons
8. Brother Bear
9. Chicken Little
10. Home on the Range
and 11. Dinosaur
Interesting to see Fantasia 2000 on top, thanks for sharing!!
I love all but 3 post renaissance films. Fantasia 2000, Home on the range, and Dinosaur. Lilo and Stitch, and Atlantis are in my Top 6 favorite Disney movies.
The Golden Age Ranked:
01: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
02: Bambi
The Silver Age Ranked:
01: Peter Pan
02: One Hundred and One Dalmatians
03: Sleeping Beauty
04: Lady and the Tramp
05: The Sword in the Stone
06: The Jungle Book
07: Cinderella
The Bronze Age Ranked:
01: Robin Hood
02: The Aristocats
03: The Fox and the Hound
The Renaissance Ranked:
01: Aladdin
02: The Lion King
03: Beauty and the Beast
04: Mulan
05: The Little Mermaid
06: Tarzan
07: Hercules
08: Pocahontas
09: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Post-Renaissance Ranked:
01: Meet the Robinsons
02: The Emperor’s New Groove
03: Brother Bear
04: Atlantis: The Lost Empire
05: Bolt
06: Chicken Little
07: Home on the Range
Revival Age Ranked:
01: Zootopia
02: The Princess and the Frog
03: Moana
04: Winnie the Pooh
05: Wreck-It Ralph
06: Frozen
07: Big Hero 6
08: Tangled
Modern Age Ranked:
01: Frozen II
02: Raya and the Last Dragon
03: Encanto
04: Ralph Breaks the Internet
Wow! Thanks for sharing for all these eras! 🤩
My own ranking
Golden Age
Fantasia
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Pinocchio
Dumbo
Bambi
Wartime
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad
The Three Caballeros
Fun and Fancy Free
Saludos Amigos
Make Mine Music
Melody Time
Silver
Alice in Wonderland
The Jungle Book
Peter Pan
Sleeping Beauty
Cinderella
101 Dalmatians
Lady and the Tramp
The Sword in the Stone
Bronze
The Great Mouse Detective
Robin Hood
The Fox and the Hound
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
The Aristocats
The Rescuers
Oliver & Company
The Black Cauldron
Renaissance
Aladdin
The Lion King
Beauty and the Beast
Tarzan
Mulan
The Little Mermaid
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Hercules
The Rescuers Down Under
Pocahontas
Post Renaissance
Lilo & Stitch
The Emperor’s New Groove
Treasure Planet
Meet the Robinsons
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Brother Bear
Bolt
Fantasia 2000
Dinosaur
Chicken Little
Home on the Range
Revival
Zootopia
Moana
Wreck-It Ralph
Tangled
The Princess and the Frog
Big Hero 6
Winnie the Pooh
Frozen
The Streaming Era
Encanto
Raya and the Last Dragon
Frozen II
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Dinosaur gets too much distaste in my opinion. but yeah Neera and aladar's relationship was a bit rushed. But it was passable to me and it wasn't enough for me to not like this film.
i'm glad you like it. i think if i had watched this in my childhood i'd probably like it more.
@@thetroveyoutube I can agree Neera and Aladar could have spent more time together, but I don't have any major issues. Heck, I would pay to see a TV series, a sequel, or a spinoff movie.
@@thetroveyoutube Yeah, I had it on VHS, so of course I still love it lol
Honestly, I also have a soft spot for this movie, but I can see how others would not be interested in this.
I'm one of those weird people who actually thoroughly enjoy this era. It's the most underrated in my opinion and actually has several of my favorites in here. Treasure Planet us number 1!!!
Lilo and stitch is my number 1. It's story is great and the ailens did make the sister lives better so I enjoyed both sides. Gantu I don't think was a villain he was doing his job. Great list tho!
I can really agree. Chicken Little and Meet The Robinsons are personally the worst Disney "Classics" ever made. Meet The Robinsons is a boring complicated mess I really hate. Chicken Little is arguably worse... But like you say, at least it is not BORING. Home On The Range I do think is a good enough movie, like you said it doesn't deserve ALL the hate... But I would not call it great. Brother Bear... I'm sorry but that's the best Post-Renaissance movie by a landslide. Only Bolt and Lilo & Stitch are close to it ;)
Thanks for commenting! This era has so many different opinions from people lol I knew I couldn’t please everyone but glad you agree!
idespise way more home on the range comapre to the robisons, thought chicken little still remains the most horrible rubbish classical disney movie for me ,nothing to save ,just rubbish
Hmmm, well, I haven't seen Treasure Planet, Atlantis, Dinosaur, Fantasia 2000, Home on the range and Brother bear, so, for now I could say my favorite film from this era is Meet the Robinsons
That’s a good pick. Honestly this era is pretty rough overall.
The way I busted out laughing at the Demi Lovato moment 💀💀
10. meet the robinsons
9. chicken little
8. home on the range
7. lilo & stitch
6. emperor's new groove
5. fantasia 2000
4. atlantis the lost empire
3. brother bear
2. treasure planet
1. dinosaur
Fun fact: I initially thought that Disney’s Moana was a rip-off of the sprite and lava monster segment from Fantasia 2000. Most people I told didn’t know that Fantasia had a sequel .
I was born in 2001 so I grew up on a lot of these films though my memory of them is not absolute this will always be my favorite era of Disney animation purely for nostalgia.
My ranking
11. Dinosuar
10. Chicken Little
9. Brother Bear
8. Home of range
7. Fantasia 2000
6. Bolt
5. Robinsons
4. Emporers new groove
3. Atlantis the lost empire
2. Lilo and Stitch
1. Princess and the frog
Bolt as number one… taste.
My order is Dinosaur, chicken little, fantasia 2000, home on the range, bolt, meet the Robinson’s, (these next 4 are hard for me because I love them all so much) treasure planet, emperors new grove, Atlantis, brother bear, and one of my absolute favorite movies of all time is Lilo and Stitch! As someone who grew up in a non-traditional family environment I was very familiar with the ideas of non biological, adopted, foster, and chosen family. These are shown in brother bear, but also very prevalent in Lilo and Stitch. I have one biological sister, one legally adopted sister, one sister who was my cousin but my parents got custody of, and 17 foster sisters. Also my favorite auntie (not biological) is from Hawaii and I grew up dancing at a local hālau and surrounded by my Hawaiian family, language, and culture. I love the soft visuals and music, it’s very comforting. I also like how we see stitch and Lilo act out, because challenging behaviors are something a lot of my sister had to overcome. Both Brother Bear and Lilo and stitch are so beautiful and make me cry, but no animated movie is more comforting and special to me than Lilo and Stitch. Also I just found your channel and have been binging this series, I really like it :)
Thanks for sharing! That's a really cool personal connection you can draw to Lilo & Stitch.
Here's my list:
11. Bolt
10. Dinosaur
9. Chicken Little
8. Home on the Range
7. Brother Bear
6. Fantasia 2000
5. Lilo & Stitch
4. Meet the Robinsons
3. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
2. The Emperor's New Groove
1. Treasure Planet
Also your #1 is my #11
My Ranking
11. Chicken Little
10. Home on The Range
9. Fantasia 2000
8. Dinosaur
7. Brother Bear
6. Treasure Planet
5. Blot
4. Meet The Robinsons
🥉The Empeor's new grove
🥈Atlantis The Lost Empire
🥇Lilo and Stitch
Fantasia original and 2000 wrre some of my favorites ever
Treasure planet for me! Especially, Captain Amelia for me! 😍🤩😍🤩
Milo is almost a 1 to 1 clone of Daniel Jackson from Stargate SG-1 but luckily for me, that's right up my alley lol
My ranking:
11. Chicken Little
10. Home on the Range
9. Dinosaur
8. Lilo and Stitch
7. Bolt
6. Meet the Robinsons
5. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
4. Brother Bear
3. Treasure Planet
2. The Emperor’s New Groove
1. Fantasia 2000
What do you think of my ranking?
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My ranking
11 Fantasia 2000
10 Home on the Range
9 Brother Bear
8 Alantis
7 Treasure Planet
6 Dinosaur
5 Chicken Little
4 Bolt
3 Meet the Robinsons
2 Emporers New Groove
1 Lilo and Stich
The one from my childhood that's still a good watch is Treasure Planet
Ive not seen home on the range myself but it looks fine to me. I too like the pretty backgrounds
Well, I like to tell people that they are welcome to watch Home on the Range as long as they stay away from Chicken Little!
Animation revolution. So much experimentation that led to the abandonment of traditional 2d animation to computer animation. It's like their industrial revolution.
I'm so glad that Atlantis made a top spot on this list. I love that movie and feel it doesn't always get the credit it deserves. The Mike Mignola style is a different choice which makes it strickling different and gives this movie and identity of its own, without having to look like the pervious movie of the Renaissance Era.
But I can't believe that Fantasia 2000 was so far down on the list. I absolutely love this movie. I think it is actually better than the first one. IMO it's more entertaining, and the shorter run time makes it feel like less of an undertaking to pop in for movie night. Plus the song choices are more fun IMO.
Atlantis is great!
I think I'm just not a fan of the Fantasia format. I think the animation in the first one is amazing, but it's hard to watch. Fantasia 2000 is easier to watch, for sure, but it doesn't work for me. I'm glad you enjoy it!
I disagree about Atlantis, but I kinda agree about Fantasia 2000 'cause actually both Fantasia movies combined are my favorite movie of all time and always have been!
Fantasia 2000-8/10
Dinosaur-5/10
The Emperor’s New Groove-10/10
Atlantis:The Lost Empire-6/10
Lilo & Stitch-10/10
Treasure Planet-7/10
Brother Bear-8/10
Home on the Range-3/10
Chicken Little-2/10
Meet the Robinsons-6/10
Bolt-8/10
Here’s my personal ranking
11. Home on the Range
10. Dinosaur
9. Chicken Little
8. Fantasia 2000
7. Meet the Robinsons
6. Brother Bear
5. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
4. Treasure Planet
3. The Emperor’s New Groove
2. Bolt
1. Lilo & Stitch
The bottom two are interchangeable for me. I wasn’t invested in either plots of Dinosaur or Home on the Range and the visuals don’t draw me in that much. Home on the Range May have better scenery but I still think it’s kind of dull because all of it (except for Pearl’s farm) is just a big red desert. The only reason I put Dinosaur above it is because I think it actually taught a good lesson about leadership through the contrast of Aladar and Kron. It might just be me, but I saw no lesson in Home on the Range, but feel free to let me know what it is.
Let's be real, Disney never broke just because of Pixar...
Disney has really strong points with animation and music, but lack originality most of the time and can become easily formulaic
I am over the moon that Atlantis is no. 2 on this list. Me and my SugarMuffin made a bet. I thought Atlantis would be no. 1 and he guessed Lilo and Stitch.
Tbh, I did not appreciate Atlantis growing up and I actually don’t even remember it as kid so I can’t even say I saw it. But as an adult, it’s one of my ABSOLUTE favourite films and I will listen to any movie review about it. I highly recommend LadyKnighttheBrave’s take on Atlantis. It’s excellent.
That's awesome! Thanks for the recommendation.
LILO and Stitch is my Fav
Do a pixar ranking next!!
I plan to do one soon!!
My ranking for Disney's Experimental Era
11. Dinosaur 3/10
10. Home on the Range 6/10
9. Chicken Little 4.5/10
8. Brother Bear 6/10
7. Treasure Planet 7/10
6. Bolt 7.5/10
5. Fantasia 2000 8/10
4. Meet The Robinsons 8/10
3. Atlantis: The Lost Empire 9/10
2. Lilo and Stitch 9/10
1. The Emperor's New Groove 9/10
This is just my personal opinion.
Awesome, thanks for sharing! It's a pretty polarizing era for Disney but I love reading what other people think about it.
Dinosaur takes the crown for being the first movie that made me fall asleep in the cinema haha I think it was my 7th birthday and I felt super bad for making my family pay for the tickets xd
I can’t blame you haha
IMO Bolt is basically the plots of Toy Story 1 & 2 combined, with Bolt = Buzz and Mittens = Jessie
I definitely see notes of Buzz within Bolt’s character
So about meet the Robinsons, while it's not one of Disney's best and it's true that the Robinsons family isn't that great because of quantity over quality and a few other issues here and there, but it's a very good movie overall with it's themes and messages but also I feel that you neglected to mention everything about Goob who easily is the best thing about this movie simply do to how realistic and extremely funny he is ( also I still don't get why you ranked it so low and under home on the range, bolt and brother bear even though you said more positives than you did with those three )
It just comes down to personal taste. I don’t have anything against the movie, I’d just prefer to watch the others before it. Glad you enjoy it though!
All these movies are underrated and you forgot The Wild plus I kinda agree with you but you’re incorrect in fact here’s mine
1. The Emperor’s new Groove
2. Treasure Planet
3. Bolt
4. Brother bear
5. Meet the Robinsons
6. The Wild
7. Lilo and Stich
8. Antlantis the lost Empire
9. Chicken Little
10. Home on the Range
11. Dinosaurs
12. Fantastic 2000
Thanks for sharing your ranking. The Wild is sometimes included in the canon in Europe I think, but it wasn't made by Walt Disney Animation Studios, so I don't consider it to be part of this group. Sometimes they exclude Dinosaur as well, I'm not sure why.
i'm still here
Bolt is part of the revival era
Since the eras aren't officially recognized by Disney, there are some disputes about where certain eras begin and end. Most lists I saw had Bolt in the Post-Renaissance, but it could also be shifted forward into the Revival if you prefer.
This is honestly my least favorite era. There’s only one or two movies I actually love. It feels like with some of the movies they were trying to play catch-up with Pixar and Dreamworks. Here’s my personal ranking:
11) Chicken Little
10) Home on the Range
9) Dinosaur
8) Brother Bear
7) Fantasia 2000
6) Meet the Robinsons
5) Treasure Island
4) Bolt
3) Atlantis: Lost Empire
2) The Emperor’s New Groove
1) Lilo & Stitch
Some people count Princess & the Frog as a part of this era, if ya do, that would be my #1 :)
Great ranking, thank you for sharing it! I have to agree, it's one of my least favorite eras in Disney animation. You were spot on that it felt like they were playing catch up. I don't think they would've made a movie like Chicken Little without that pressure.
esse foi o que mais descordei meu deus as atrocidades, mas acho que talvez seja porque é o que mais mexe verdadeiramente com nostalgia na minha geração, e no caso de nem que a vaca tussa, nacionalidade. pra mim é impossível não dar uma posição melhor do que chicken little, lilo e stitch e nova onda do imperador
To be honest, I've always felt like Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 shouldn't be included in movie lists/movie rankings. Because they AREN'T movies. They're compilations. They aren't stories in and of themselves, rather they're a collection of a bunch of short stories.
Meet The Robinsons is an amazing film and I will die on that hill
I don't think it's controversial
I really like the majority of the 2000s Disney movies except for Dinosaur, Brother Bear, Chicken Little and Home on the Range those i really do not like
I haven't seen a mojoridie of these films, but I must say that Atlantis the lost empire will always be
A favorite Michal J fox film even if I love back to the future also a lot
I grew up during this era, and looking back, it wasn't anything special in comparison to the previous or following eras. THAT SAID, TENG and Atlantis are the best of that era and are underrated.
Dinosaur: Hmmm....I see your points, but watch a few Bob Ross episodes and try looking at it another way. I think the point of this movie is actually very philosophical. Even the boring brown background serves a purpose in the overall philosophical plot and that philosophical plot is Tyrannical Leadership vs Cooperative Leadership. Under Kron's, who's just as brown as the scenery, tyrannical leadership, nothing changes. The world is all the same color, the journey is bleak, everyone's just following and obeying and nothing's changing.
Then comes in a literally and figuratively more colorful potential leader that thinks while there should be a leader, he should work WITH this herd instead of rule over it. That's when the scenery does indeed start to get dark at first because this is a new step, and it's best to take care of the darker and harder times before the light, fun, and more colorful moments happen. Indeed, the color of the scenery even gets brighter and more colorful once the herd follows Aladar's leadership over Kron's.
That's why the majority of the scenery is so brown and depressing because they're following a depressing leader for the majority of the film. The scenery only changes and gets better when the herd decides to change for the better.
Fantasia 2000: Never saw this. Never want to. Never will. Next.
Chicken Little: Never saw this movie either. I just wanna know...."Why? Why would a simple story about a gullible chick that has an acorn fall on HER head and convinces other birds that the sky is falling need to be turned into a full-length B-grade sci-fi movie?"
Meet the Robinsons: Read the book. Never saw the movie. Want to though.
Brother Bear: Never saw it all the way through. I didn't like the ruthless hunting and killing of the bear at the beginning.
Honestly, when it comes to animals dealing with the rising threat of human technology in addition to their own problems, I'd much rather watch "Ice Age." The original, not all the crappy sequels. It's funnier but also more serious. The characters are a team of misfits, yet they are much more believable. And you feel more for the plight of Diego. He knows his mission, but he's torn between loyalty to his pack and loyalty to his budding friendship with those he truly seems to love.
Home on the Range: Never saw it. Never will. As you can probably tell, I'm not a Post-Renaissance fan. In fact, I pretty much quit watching animated movies in the year 2000 except for Pixar movies and "The Beatles Yellow Submarine."
Lilo and Stitch: I saw this movie in the men's locker room during an all-night party at my junior high school. I liked it a lot, but quickly forgot about it. One of the only times the girls were allowed in the men's locker room, heh, heh, heh.... Not to mention Nani being voiced by one of the sexiest women in the world, Tia Carriere, was pretty cool.
Treasure Planet: Never saw it.
The Emperor's New Groove: I like this movie. David Spade was born to be a talking llama. I liked the Playstation game a lot better though. Movies are on the decline in popularity, I think. More and more people are like, "Why just watch a movie or series when I can be part of one?" and that's what gaming gives people today.
Atlantis: The Lost Empire: I never saw this movie either. I wanted to back then, but I was a teen and childhood was dying for me.
Bolt: I actually do wanna see this movie someday.
However I do applaud you for understanding dinosaur.
That's a really interesting take on Dinosaur, it makes a lot of sense. Unfortunately nothing can change the fact that it's a miserable experience for me watching the movie. From what you said, I understand the reason for all the brown and bleak backgrounds, but it's not enjoyable to watch which is ultimately why it's my least favorite.
My Ranking:
Warning: I'm going to be very harsh for the first half as this era includes the only movies I actually dislike. It also includes some of my favorite movies of all time!
11. Dinosaur - This movie doesn't belong! Its as much an animated movie as the "live action" Lion King. I would love for someone to explain why this is included in the cannon when The Wild isn't?!?
10. Chicken Little - This movie is actually animated, but is also unwatchable bad!
9. Meet the Robinson - I find the plot of this movie equal parts hard to follow and boring. The villain makes me cringe, and I find it ascetically unpleasant to watch.
8. Home on the Range - Congratulations! You convinced me to bump this up above one spot. Your right the background and score are incredible. You may even have convinced me to watch in again and give the characters and plot a second chance. I do remember it being so painful to watch that I didn't watch another Disney animated movie until Tangled.
7. Fantasia 2000 - The only reason this is here is for the Firebird suite which I absolutely love! I couldn't have named a single other segment before you went over them honestly.
6. Treasure Planet - Now the movies I actually like! I don't think this movie is underrated. I think it is accurately rated. I also know a lot of people who love it. I really enjoy it as well but it's not one of my favorites.
5. Bolt - Now this is underrated! In my case I can blame Home on the Range, as this movie came out after I'd given up on Disney Animation. I did watch it later and it is so delightful! It actually feels more like a Pixar movie because of its enormous heart and its animation quality.
4. The Emperor’s New Groove - I always forget how funny this movie is! It really has to be the funniest of all Disney animated films.
3. Brother Bear - It always hurts me to see this put so low on every ranking I've every seen. This is my comfort movie. I never get tired of watching it. I grew up in Alaska though so this kinda feels like MY movie. Also the music and animation is incredible!
2. Atlantis: The Lost Empire - I've been a scifi nerd all my life and my favorite flavor of scifi has always been classic pulp adventure stories. This movie feels like a mix of those stories, Jules Verne, and Stargate, which is why it automatically gets a place at the top of any ranking list its on.
1. Lilo & Stitch - This is my favorite Disney animated movie! It feels like it was made specifically for the weird kids of the world! I was that weird kid with no friends, who had trouble controlling her emotions, and seemed to have a knack for ruining things without meaning to... this movie was a loadstone that reminded me that no matter what I would never be left behind.
Thanks very much for sharing! That was funny about Home on the Range haha. And so cool that you grew up in Alaska!!
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Here’s my ranking of the Post-Renaissance era
11. Dinosaur 🦖
10. Chicken little 🐓
9. Fantasia 2000 🐭
8. Home On The Range 🐮
7. Brother Bear 🐻
6. Meet The Robinsons 🛸
5. The Emperor’s New Groove 🦙
4. Treasure Planet 🏴☠️
3. Atlantis The Lost Empire 🗿
2. Bolt⚡️
1. Lilo and Stitch 🌺
Thanks for sharing! We have the same favorite.
Ngl I Just Watched Lilo And Stitch Today And I Loved It So I Would Actually Put It above Bolt So We Technically Don’t Have The Same Favorite Anymore 😂. Also your latest Video is blowing up it has over 300k views and since the video dropped you’ve gained over 2k more subs congrats I’m so glad your finally getting noticed 😊.
@@dinahfuentes7688 I see you've updated your ranking haha. And thank you so much. You've been watching for a while now, I always like seeing your comments and thanks for the support!
You’re welcome I’ve been a fan since your this video but I didn’t start commenting until a few months ago but since I’ve commented I’ve gotten to know you a lot better and have some greats conversations with you 😊.
Lilo and Stitch at 5 is blasphemous. It's top 3, if not number 1 easily.
Fair, this is just my personal taste, not trying to say it’s not as good as the ones above it.
We Stan Disney's first neurodivergent protagonist: Lilo.
Also, Jennifer Tilly cow is best cow.
Dinosaur is basically the Land Before Time, only with adult dinosaurs and none of the charm.
I wanted to love Atlantis so much. It has so much that I like, but it often feels like the story is being made up on the spot. The voice actors are great, but the character designs feel like they come from different movies. Its really an action movie, which I find rather boring. But I get why people like it
I totally get what you mean with the character designs. They vary quite a bit.