Disney: The Renaissance era (1989-1999)

Pick your favourite. This is the last Disney period I'm going to cover since I don't care very much for most of Disney recent films.

"I use antlers in all my decorating...'

Icarium wrote: Beauty and the Beast is the best one. But many of those are stellar. Hunchback in Notre Dame is second, very Powerfull. So Mulan on 3rd.

Considering your avatar, I might have expected Aladdin to get a specific mention.

Icarium wrote: Beauty and the Beast is the best one. But many of those are stellar. Hunchback in Notre Dame is second, very Powerfull. So Mulan on 3rd.

Usually the Beauty And The Beast-Aladdin-Lion King trio get the most recognition in forums/threads related to this Disney era.

But I agree on the fact that the Hunchback Of Notre Dame and Mulan deserve equal or similar praise as well.

Technically, they are both filled with stellar moments, such as Mulan's snow battle. The portrayal of Notre Dame's cathedral in "The Hunch Back..." is something that stands out as well. The Hunch Back also has one of the most badass Disney villains in Frollo. A real scumbag.

Icarium wrote: Its interesting that the Rescuers Downn Under is the only disney sequal that have that status as 'classic'.

I think it's one of the few sequels released by Walt Disney Animation Studios (Fantasia 2000 is another).

All the other sequels, such as The Return Of Jafar, Lion King 2, etc were released by Disney Toon Studios.

Lion King all the way. I'm pretty sure I saw it 3 times summer of 1994.

I was never a big Disney fan as a kid. I did see some of the newer ones when my kids were growing up. Went with Aladdin, Robin Williams as the genie was awesome.