Top 20 Underrated Animated Disney Films

[@WatchMojo]

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[@olleselin]

"The Emperor's New Groove" is a classic of my childhood

[@linusholm3806]

My wish list: Top 10 disney junior shows Top 10 unimportant pokemon episodes (no catching new pokemon, no evolving, no gym/pokemon leage battle, no meeting new rivles, etc) Top 10 underrated animated disney series Best disney movie per decade Top 10 disney reprise songs (deleted included) Top 10 disney villains that deserved a villain song Top 10 disney couples with a tough start (Both movies and tv-series) Top 10 what have I done moment excluding disney and pixar Top 10 disney movie ideas (by you) 👍😉

[@Minidollcollector]

Chicken little is pretty funny

[@seanpatrickcain2]

Dinosaur

[@ArMustard]

@@seanpatrickcain2 hi dude hot any ideas for what should be Disney's next animated movie

[@amygeer2217]

I like to give Oliver and Company an honorable mention, it wasn’t the most revolutionary Disney movie but it has a place in my heart.

[@mojo3318]

I think I have seen it and read the story as a kid.

[@amygeer2217]

@@mojo3318 What’s your opinion?

[@mojo3318]

@@amygeer2217 It's a great Disney film.

[@olleselin]

"The Black Cauldron" is so damn overlooked! It's horrorish style really made it distinct from all the other Disney feature films. I wouldn't mind if it actually got reimagined to live-action format.

[@James-Foster]

I don't get to hyped for a live action Disney remake but if they did The Black Cauldron I'd love that.

[@Reaper_800]

And they better add horror genre at age 15 because how the dead come back to life.

[@adampellett4917]

I think Peter Jackson should’ve directing it in the style of the Lord of the Rings.

[@emilyholasek63]

Yesterworld Entertainment has a good video on the whole story of the troubled production of The Black Cauldron. I would give it a watch.

[@justingonzales9029]

How about the entire “Chronicles of Prydain”? Either live action entertainment for each of the 5 books or an animated series! I read their synopsis & I'm so desperate to read them, even though I’m in my mid-20's 😂

[@olvialee7221]

The Black Cauldron and The Great Mouse Detective are 1980’s nostalgia to me

[@maxmeidl4909]

For a few of these, the reason why they don’t get as much appreciation as they should, is because often times Pixar movies released the same year steal their chances of finding their own fans; -Atlantis the Lost Empire < Monsters Inc -Brother Bear < Finding Nemo -Meet the Robinsons < Ratatouille -Bolt < Wall-E - The Princess and the Frog < Up

[@wojtekreliga3881]

What can I say? PIXAR movies are just way better than Walt Dis ney Animation Studion.

[@maxpower6979]

Meet the Robinsons was an awesome movie

[@mojo3318]

@@maxpower6979 I've seen the trailer and movie as a kid!

[@olvialee7221]

True

[@mattiasolsson1523]

These Disney films have a special place in peoples hearts. Lilo and Stitch, The Great Mouse detective, and The Princess and the Frog.

[@xHyper_Studiosx]

Treasure Planet holds a place in my heart next to Lilo and Stitch. ^^

[@mojo3318]

@@xHyper_Studiosx I think I've seen a trailer of "Treasure Planet" on DVD! I'd love to see it, along with some other movies I haven't seen or finished!

[@Maykay524]

The Rescuers Down Under was my favorite Rescuers movie when I was a kid. Even though I had reoccurring nightmares of that giant Eagle! It used to chase me and poke me with its beak 😂

[@DiabloBiscuit]

The Great Mouse Detective is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO freaking good. One of the best villain songs you will ever hear.

[@maxpower6979]

Oh Ratigan!!

[@zimloki9801]

It was my favorite Disney movie growing up.

[@vincenthoule5643]

The great mouse detective, Oliver and company, the rescuers down under(the rescuers), atlantis the lost empire, treasure planet, brother bear etc.. will be forever my favorite disney animated movies.

[@Nick-1990]

This is probably the best Disney list you guys ever made

[@LagannG11]

Facts.

[@stewartglencrose9023]

I will defend Basil the great mouse detective as the most underrated Disney movie until I’m in the ground

[@James-Foster]

"What was that what did you call me I AM NOT A RAT!"

[@wikiuser92]

When I was w kid, my mom would occasionally entertain me by mimicking Fidget's voice.

[@B.E.Kerian-hf9iw]

That character scared the crap out of me as a kid.

[@alastairhill-weddle5363]

Brother Bear is criminally underatted.

[@dreamguardian8320]

I found the movie very good myself. Good songs, good story, funny characters, and it was 2D animated, which in my opinion is the true magic of Disney.

[@elconferencistaaspergeraut3806]

The Fox and The Hound is probably my favorite Disney film from the 80's. I also like Lilo & Stitch, The Aristocats, Bolt, Brother Bear, The Princess & The Frog and Tresaure Planet.

[@Underhownd]

GMD was the first new Disney animated movie I remember seeing in theatres! Once I got past that dumb jump scare in the first 3 minutes of the film, I just fell in love with it. It helped that we had a basset hound at home and the movie had Toby as a fun side character. Later in life, I came to appreciate the character dynamic between Basil and Rattigan (the latter in which VIncent Price seemed to be having the time of his life doing the VA work for). Still one of my 5 personal favorite Disney animated movies.

[@gonnaw1n]

I don't know if a lot of these are classed as underrated like Lilo & Stitch....Black Cauldron and The Great Mouse Detective definitely are!

[@mattiasolsson1523]

Lilo and Stitch is the least underrated Disney movie.

[@autumbreeze1129]

I recently finally got a DVD copy of the Ducktales movie. Originally, my siblings and I would watch my grandma's VHS copy every time we were staying over at their place, until it went missing one day. Earlier this month was the first time I'd gotten to watch it in over a decade. Granted, I had to order it from the UK, since you can't find copies in Australia, but I don’t care. I'm just glad I can enjoy that movie again

[@wikiuser92]

I have a copy of the DVD, I found it at a flea market, IIRC.

[@amentlik]

Absolutely no one has to tell me emperor's new groove is a freaking masterpiece

[@joaquimjorgepina6031]

"The mouse detective" it's problably one of the best Disney movies. Period. ❤

[@LeonardoKlotz]

When Disney wants us to watch something, they'll smother us to death with marketing But when they don't want us to watch something, they won't even bother promoting it

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

Atlantis is so underrated 😭 I love Kida and Milo so much ❤

[@maxpower6979]

I'm surprised that it wasn't well received

[@trinaq]

"Princess and the Frog" is one of my favourite Disney Princess movies, thanks for showing it some love.

[@mojo3318]

This is one of the movies I want to finish! I watched part of it at a hospital🏥 with a patient when volunteering.

[@jessetrimbach5908]

Oliver and Company

[@xHyper_Studiosx]

Oh that's a good one too!

[@mojo3318]

That's the movie I was thinking of! I think I read the story and watched the movie as a kid.

[@KairaSuperSayan93]

Atlantis and Princess and the Frog are two of my favorite Disney movies on this list. But Wreck It Ralph? I wouldn't call it underrated

[@JLee-g6w]

Wreck It Ralph is a really beloved movie so it’s not as lesser known

[@maddestmike5791]

The fact that they actually remembered The Rescuers Down Under warms my heart, especially in the wake of Bob Newheart's passing.

[@J2ojuiced95]

Of all the Disney movies that deserve a re-do, The Black Cauldron is top of the list. There’s so much potential to give it a live action remake or even a whole series.

[@Hedgie3]

Please NOT a live-action remake of that movie!!!!!!!! The live-action remakes are each a total woke low quality ruined disgrace to the originals and it's rare to find any of them that are actually any amount good, along with the fact that almost everyone worldwide is completely sick of live-action remakes from Disney and have been putting out major demands for that company to permanently STOP making them!!!!!!!!!

[@maxmeidl4909]

If the great mouse detective WAS released during the 90s, then at least ALL the movies during that decade WOULD have been musicals. Because the great mouse detective is easily the best of the pre-renaissance, when it FEELS like it should have been part of the Disney renaissance.

[@adampellett4917]

A Goofy Movie is a grand masterpiece almost 30 years till next year. Great list, Mojo.

[@mojo3318]

I watched it at school!🏫

[@dianamcmahon51510]

The Emperor's New Groove is one of my favorite disney movies. "Llama face!" 😂

[@IAmKyndle]

I would hardly call Lilo and Stitch underrated. It was the most successful film outta that experimental era. Plus Stitch became as popular a character as someone like Mickey Mouse or Winnie the Pooh. However I will agree with you on Dinosaur.

[@twist58]

@@IAmKyndle Agreed 100%! Lilo & Stitch was considered to some people as the “spark of hope” in the 2000s for Disney. It wouldn’t be long until Bolt came in six years after it. The momentum was slowly building out of Disney’s Experimental Era from there.

[@B.E.Kerian-hf9iw]

And he’s everywhere to this day. Seriously, people love that character. (I’m one of them.)

[@olvialee7221]

Being a Disney Fan, I know not all Disney Movies are loved but the movies have been loved in their own way. Example; Brother Bear’s soundtrack by Phil Collins and the comedy! Wish gets the attention of those who have been a Disney Fan for years. Atlantis: The Lost Empire has one of the best warrior princesses ever! Not to mention, Cree Summer’s unforgettable performance

[@Aiden_Noah]

I still have a Plio cuddly toy from Dinosaur. I think Sword in the Stone should've been on this. I love Rescuers Down Under!

[@joekearon1336]

A lot of underrated classics, let's hope there's more like them in the future.

[@phillipburrell5365]

Can't really say lilo and stitch is under-rated. It is heavily talked about and widely acclaimed

[@autumbreeze1129]

Especially since it literally got an Anime (non canon to the movies, but it's still mostly fun) and even a Chinese show. Getting those don't exactly scream "underrated".

[@LBTElectricDinoOnline]

Awesome Video of the 20 Underrated Disney Movies list and finally, Dinosaur 2000 on the list and I totally agree that it is that underrated and one of my favorites of all time and this puts a huge smile on my face and a perfect birthday gift to me. Great work on this Watchmojo and keep it up.

[@EricWood-tm3oq]

Great list! However I think there’s one that is missing from this list that some people forget about: Oliver and Company. One of my all time favorites and I think it deserves more recognition. The broadway style, the catchy songs, and Billy Joel doing one of the voices as well as one of the songs to me makes this a great movie. I hope one day they do a live action adaptation because I think it would be interesting to see

[@mojo3318]

I think I've seen it and read the story as a kid.

[@brokenbridge6316]

I've seen most of these movies before. Several of which I saw in the movies theaters as a Kid. So thanks for rekindling some of my fondest Memories WatchMojo.

[@groveranimations]

The Goofy Movie, Wreck it Ralph, Whinny the Pooh, Princess and the Frog, and the Great Mouse Detective are the only ones in this list that deserve to be here.

[@Emirsreviewlifeoffical]

I would’ve put treasure planet at number 1

[@xHyper_Studiosx]

I agree. I would argue that, at least, it should be higher than Rescuers Down Under. It has heart, story, charm and plucks at the heartstrings better than Rescuers 2 does.

[@nostalgiacat5160]

Agreed. Should’ve been number one.

[@justjones4148]

Big Hero 6 is, in my opinion, one of the best Disney movies and very underrated. Even though it was released a year after Frozen, it still got lost in it's shadow.

[@mojo3318]

I watched it on TV!

[@josecrane4132]

19: despite being one of the most recognizable 2000s and Disney characters on par with Mickey mouse and Tinker Bell, Stitch is somehow seen as underrated.

[@peterjones819]

Bolt (2008) is definitely one of Disney's best, yet still most undiscussed movies.

[@robinolsson6152]

I still like Bolt after all this years, underrated yes, enjoyable damm right.

[@mojo3318]

I found a poster of the movie online and saw parts of it at a hospital🏥 with a patient when volunteering.

[@chelseacanales8763]

I agree with this list; all of them are underrated ❤❤❤❤

[@mojo3318]

Someone in the comments section mentioned "Lilo and Stitch" being talked about heavily so that film isn't underrated.

[@charlottegranger1449]

Two underrated live action Disney movies that I personally would add is Return to Oz and Dragonslayer; top 10 for sure

[@thureinhtet6528]

Hey! You must include Oliver and Company and Wish in this list! Wish may miss a few important things that how the movie could be a beloved classic, like how Magnifico should be a classic-like Disney Villain, it still teaches some valuable lessons, mainly Be Careful What You Wish For (as Asha made a wish for people she loved but only causes a big chaos that she should think or expect) and Think Twice or Thrice Wisely Before You Made a Decision (as Magnifico, being overprotective of his kingdom, unwisely used the forbidden spell without patience and careful thinking, only became a cursed and corrupted man). And let's not forget that Oliver and Company has great songs and awesome characters.

[@mojo3318]

I think I've seen it and read the story as a kid.

[@Buggy-su4oy]

Both Return of Jafar, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, 101 Dalmatians 2, Bambi 2, and the Fox and the Hound 2 are now underrated classics as are Cinderella 2 and 3 and the cast in each movie is excellent.

[@bad2dabohn1992]

special shout out to Sword and the Stone. 1 of my top 3 favorite Disney films

[@bruinshocker]

I’m extremely surprised it didn’t make this list

[@matthewharris517]

Atlantis was really good tho

[@YukiEiri4E]

Fox and the hound was my absolute favorite movie growing up, my inaginary friend was a fox called todd, his wife, Mrs Todd, and their kids, the Todlets. and Great Mouse Detective is my other favorite movie growing up and is where a lot of my humour comes from, Thank you Vincent *fucking* Price, you absolute legend

[@mojo3318]

I think I've seen it and read the story as a kid.

[@rainbowrunner1550]

If this list included Pixar, here's what I would've done: - A Bug's Life (1998): Definitely overlooked due to it being sandwiched between the releases of Toy Story and Toy Story 2, and due to the similar Antz movie from DreamWorks also released in 1998. However, it truly is among Pixar's most underrated. Randy Newman's music is phenomenal, Flik has a great character arc from a magnet for chaos to a courageous ant who inspires everyone to stand up to Hopper, the circus bugs (especially Heimlich) provide plenty of laughs, and Hopper's villainous monologue is chilling. - Cars (2006): While the sequels are divisive among fans, the first movie is still solid. Lightning McQueen's character arc is great, the town of Radiator Springs is greatly inspired by plenty of real life Route 66 landmarks, and plenty of other nods to real life racing, namely Richard Petty voicing Strip "The King" Weathers. - Monsters University (2013): While not quite as good as the OG Monsters Inc, this film is more than deserved. The world building is as good as it was in the original. Plus, the way Mike and Sulley's characters build off of each other makes them all the more relatable. Go watch Rockotar's video on Monsters University, because he describes it better than I could. - The Good Dinosaur (2015): It was certainly overshadowed due to it being released the same year as Inside Out. However, it offers some very stunning and photorealistic animation. Arlo and Spot do have an interesting dynamic as well. - Onward (2020): It's unfortunate that this film's theatrical run was short lived due to COVID, even though I did see it in theaters. However, this is a fun movie with a great dynamic relationship between brothers Ian and Barley, voiced by two MCU costars Tom Holland and Chris Pratt. Plus, their mother Laurel is a wonderful supporting character, voiced by Julia Louis-Dreyfus. This marks Julia's first Pixar role in 22 years, last doing Princess Atta in A Bug's Life.

[@mattiasolsson1523]

Brave is also underrated

[@JLee-g6w]

Onward is definitely a very underrated movie. Liked it a lot.

[@KingdomHeartsFan3211]

“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” is easily one of my top five Disney films, and one of my top five favorite films overall. It’s emotionally resonant, thematically rich, musically compelling, and Quasimodo is my favorite Disney hero. The only thing that tops the film is the stage adaptation, which draws more from the original Victor Hugo novel. If Disney was ever to do a live-action iteration of “Hunchback” (and believe me, I would love to see that), I really think they should base it on the musical. Songs like “Esmeralda”, “Top of the World”, “Made of Stone”, and “In a Place of Miracles” would be so amazing on the big screen.

[@sifilore]

Lilo & Stitch brought the dynamic of sisterhood, so did Charmed. It was around a time of admiring girl power. The spinnoff series was also fun to watch. Ducktales, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Rescuers Down Under, I watched them all the time as a 90's kid!! The Black Cauldron was definitely the best. Who doesn't love all those dark elements, magic, and celtic times.

[@TornSparrow1974]

There's no 'might'. I DID cry watching The Fox & The Hound.

[@mojo3318]

I watched it twice at school🏫!

[@charlottegranger1449]

Bedknobs & Broomsticks is pretty much tied with Mary Poppins as my my favorite live action Disney film. I love that movie so much

[@olleselin]

"Dinosaur" sure was an experimental thing for the Industry

[@carminecdinoproductions]

Yep. It sure was.

[@mystictulip5304]

Atlantis the Lost Empire is one of my favorite movies. One of my favorite and most rewatched movies. My folks still refuse to believe that The Black Cauldron is a Disney film, even with a villain such as The Horned King and dark atmosphere. It's such a classic underrated movie.

[@James-Foster]

Finally someone said it other than me The Black Cauldron is underrated damn right!

[@jsb7778]

No way Home on the Range & fucking *Dinosaur* are on here, but not Chicken Little.

[@Jamal-bl7yh]

Gen 13 (1998) This Touchstone Pictures R Rated animation was based on the Jim Lee comic by Wildstorm but when Wildstorm was acquired By DC Comics owned by rival Warner Bros It was shelved and for justifiable reasons but It got uploaded on KZbin and It's available to watch so I'm not complaining

[@hussd21]

Solid list. A lot of my personal favorites on this list

[@GretchenLinton]

I still have Ducktales The Movie, The Rescuers Down Under, The Fox and the Hound , The Great Mouse Detective and The Hunchback of Notre Dame on VHS.

[@noah33artist]

Who would agree that Frankenweenie is severely underrated? It really is very underrated along with A Christmas Carol 2009. Both of them don’t get talked about that much. People talk way more about The Nightmare Before Christmas. While it’s not animated, who would agree that The Muppet Christmas Carol is kind of underrated as well. It’s talked about a little bit, but it’s not talked about as much as other film adaptations of A Christmas Carol. In my opinion, it’s the best film version of a Christmas Carol because we have an Englishman who plays Scrooge.

[@James-Foster]

Christmas Carol 2009 I haven't heard anyone say anything thing bad about that movie.

[@matthewkincanon9674]

I grew up on Black Cauldron. Been a fan since I was 5 and it was one of the movies that made me fall in love with fantasy (alongside The Hobbit from 1977). I really hope Disney tries to adapt Prydain again because they were onto something great with this movie

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

_The Black Cauldron_ isn’t Disney’s darkest and most underrated movie for nothing.

[@dreamguardian8320]

And it's not the only movie with scary scenes. What about the Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Bald Mountain?

[@charlottegranger1449]

Oliver and Company is criminally underrated and so is Bedknobs and Broomsticks

[@mojo3318]

I think I've seen the movie and read the story as a kid.

[@joshuatewolde1837]

I liked the way the pool 2011 though because it’s one of the only use best Disney sequels of a blowup Disney character we see in theaters we don’t see Disney characters get their own sequels anymore like the canceled Pinocchio Dumbo, the seven dwarfs spinoff which album made by Disney Studios, which sadly was closed down by Disney Studios in 2018!!

[@Fulvitin]

5:36 I can’t express in words how adorable this scene is 🥺

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

Emperor's new groove is my favourite Disney film. It just makes me laugh every single time without fail. The Great Mouse Detective was my favourite when i was younger and is still a favourite now. And Ratigan is one of my favourite Disney villains, brilliantly voiced by the legendary Vincent Price.

[@nancybickel5782]

I always loved “Sword in the Stone”.

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Tod and copper, now that's a nostalgia trip. I can't believe i forgot about that movie.

[@ztmusic2789]

I think The Emperor’s New Groove also plays a significant role of being responsible for your own actions and trying to become a better person.

[@Kansas462]

The Brave Little Toaster is often overlooked

[@johnmichael2692]

All great Disney movies that definitely deserve some more love, respect and recognition including the brave little toaster and planes

[@P.I.P.E.L.I.N.E_Podcast]

2:04 SO GLAS THIS IS HERE THIS IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE DISNEY MOVIE 😅!

[@Oakjet1998]

I LOVE ATLANTIS THE LOST EMPIRE!!!!!! THAT IS MY FAVORITE DISNEY MOVIE!!!!!

[@matthewwelsh294]

14:15 Kida 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@nostalgiacat5160]

I was gonna get upset if Treasure Planet wasn’t on here. Should’ve been number one.

[@sanken21]

I wish Atlantis and Treasure planet FEATURED IN BRAND NEW KINGDOM HEARTS

[@Bajansilva]

Number 1 better be treasure planet thats it

[@nostalgiacat5160]

It was 5. I wasn’t happy either.

[@joshuawells835]

The 2000s was the decade of underrated Disney films. Half the films listed were released in that decade.

[@ROCKONplaceboforever]

So good great list really enjoyed it thanks WatchMojo 👏

[@TheUncleWulf]

I know and love most of the films and sometimes even find them better than real Disney classics. For me, Basil, the Great Mouse Detective alone is one of the best cartoons I know and I've seen a lot of them because I only watch cartoons in Gurnde, regardless of whether they're Disney or anime.

[@DisneyFan16672]

I would have also added “Oliver & Company” (1988). Wonderfully underrated animal flick from Disney with a truly inspired 80s infused soundtrack from the likes of Huey Lewis, Billy Joel, Ruth Pointer, and Bette Midler! 😊

[@WillzGotSkillz]

Basil The Great Mouse Detective deserves a sequel 🔥

[@YaoiQueen101]

A lot of my favorites are on this list. Meet the robinsons has been my favorite for a long time, and it truly deserves more appreciation. It's such a good movie.

[@Buggy-su4oy]

Rip Taylor was great as the genie in DuckTales...wonder if he threw confetti on the cast.😊😊😂😂

[@georgianagheorghe8848]

I like all these movies.

[@kiminowak8295]

I can't believe I forgot the movie Dinosaur was a thing😭

[@frizzyfrenchgirl]

Despite its relative commercial and critical success during its release in 1978, the fact that The Rescuers is not even mentionned is beyond me, because it's really understated nowadays. it's a touching movie with endearing characters !!!

[@charlottegranger1449]

Oliver & Company is the very first Disney movie I saw in the theater and its one of my favorites

[@charlottegranger1449]

Hunchbacl of Notredame is easily in my top 8 Disney films. Great film with really great music one of the best of all time

[@twist58]

Some of these Disney animated titles definitely deserve A LOT MORE praise than they were initially given during their release. The Black Cauldron, Atlantis, Treasure Planet. Those were awesome flicks. I know some analysts believed that these movies didn't do well at the box office because in the former two's case, a PG rating is an automatic bomb for a Disney animated film. Whereas the latter? They thought it was a bland rehashing of a classic novel into a space theme. List goes on over why audiences weren't buying them much.

[@bexfisch80]

I loved most of these and watched them on repeat. ❤ Home of the Range is probably the most underrated of all, but it was a staple in my childhood because I grew up on a cattle ranch lol I still quote it to this day.

[@dillonkinder9296]

I love Fox and the Hound it really has powerful emotional moments that really makes you shed tears

[@msjones87]

I wish Sword and the Stone was on here

[@shelbymair5819]

So many of these are some of my all time favorite Disney movies ❤️

[@JamieVideoGamer]

this is the type of quality work that Disney should be doing. Instead they waste their time trying to antagonize prejudice people by forcing diversity into their shows and movie at the expense of the writing and story.

[@Alex-ng6hc]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame was proof that an animated film could have a dark tone and mature themes while still being family friendly. Now, if only we could get more animated films like that

[@garrettholcomb8655]

20. Never seen it 19. Love it 18. Love it 17. It's okay 16. Seen it only once 15. Like it 14. Love it 13. Never seen it 12. Like it 11. Love it 10. Love it 9. Love it 8. Like it 7. Love it 6. Like it 5. Like it 4. Like it 3. Like it 2. Like it 1. Love it

[@G1Grimlock94]

Always underrated

[@Markimark151]

Lilo and Stitch, Wreck it Ralph, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Princess and the Frog are not underrated! Those movies are already popular with both fans and critics! I would’ve put Oliver and Company, Fantasia 2000, and Pocahontas, because those movies aren’t getting much love from fans nor critics!

[@camdencoblentz3245]

Fantasia 2000 is actually in my top 5 of the Disney Animated Canon, with my only major grip being its short runtime. It was the main reason I acquired The Best Of Mickey blu-ray set earlier this year. Wreck-It Ralph is my favorite film of the bunch, but I don't consider it underrated.

[@Markimark151]

@@camdencoblentz3245 I love Wreck It Ralph, but it’s already popular! With Fantasia 2000, that movie had a limited release in IMAX theaters, I wish the movie was longer, since the original Fantasia was actually longer than the sequel!