I watched Brother Bear so many times growing up. Kenai’s confession always hit hard emotionally for me and I’m sad I don’t hear more people talking about it.
Treasure Planet is amazing and was always a favourite as a kid and I loved Atlantis as a kid. And Lilo and Stich... well I saw most of the sequels and the cartoon before the original film, anyone else have that experience?
THE SKY IS FALLING.... guys this era was soooo good. idk man. i love all of them except for Home on the Range and sorta Atlantis. It brings back my childhood and it genuinely brought back the idea that musicals aren't necessary.
lilo and stitch even made crossover with 2 of my favorite tv show from disney kim possible and jake long american dragon btw i adore brother bear the music from phil collin is great and i hear they are making a live action of lilo and stich
Very early 2000’s is my favorite Disney Era. Aside from Atlantis, all these films stood the test of time. Treasure Planet amazing, Lilo and Stitch perfection, Emperor’s New Groove comedy still holds up today. These were the first films I ever saw in theaters.
Some of the movies you mentioned here I really never got into, but "Lilo and Stitch" is a movie I really, really like, I haven't seen all the sequels but the first movie is amazing, "The Princess and the Frog" Tiana is a Disney princess I really like and the songs in the movie are perfect And.....-"Chicken Little" is a cult movie for me! I grew up on this movie and I love it. It's a genius movie in my opinion. It's a shame that not many people like it
Lilo & Stich is my favorite Disney movie and I've seen all 3 of the sequels. 2 of them are the introduction and finale of the animated series(which I haven't seen) Those 2 are pretty forgettable but Lilo & Stich: Stich gets a glitch is a solid sequel and definitely worth a watch. I also grew up watching Chicken Little. Come think of it those were probably my first exposures to sci fi one of my favorite genres!
I will not stand for the hate for home on the range, it’s stupid it’s fun, I think it’s pretty and the music is fun, I think it’s just a very wacky movie that I watched a ton as a kid and it’s one of my most rewatched Disney films
People who claims like the post renaissance is the worst Disney era have clearly never watched every wartime era movie in a row because THAT is the worst Disney era
People actually say that? The films in the wartime era aren’t even movies! They’re just a bunch of shorts that don’t connect at all and barely have stories
Lilo and Stitch is one of my absolute favourite Disney films, definitely top 5 at least, if not the outright favourite. So for that alone I respect the 2000s Disney era although I have to say it really wasn’t the best time for the studio overall, I like most of the films but it also has some of the worst Disney has out out like Chicken Little and Home on the Range
Brother Bear was my favorite early 2000's classic, I love the variations of characters and the backgrounds! However, the *second* Brother Bear just didn`t hit me the way the first did.
He also called Meet the Robinsons forgettable except for Goob. Þe imaginative futures, þe story, a good chunk of þe jokes, and þe message are all great. He can þink þe movie's forgettable, but þose of us who like it will just keep moving forward.
Lilo & Stich is my favorite Disney movie the blended family story really resonated with me. Treasure Planet was one a gave a chance 2 years ago and it was incredible except for one thing the main couple. I'm not usually one to complain about romance in movies even when it's unnecessary but (forgive me their names escape me) the Dog Professor and the Cat Captain really rub me the wrong way. It's because I'm 100% convinced Cat Captain and og Rock Captain were married. Everything about their dynamic screamed married couple in their prime. It was SPOILER so sad when he died and the focus on her reaction was heart wrenching. I was able to cope, until they started to pair her with the Dog Professor it felt disrespectful and Rock Captain, to my memory, was never mentioned again.
The only one I truly hate was chicken little. Perhaps not mind blowing but most are still solid films that I will re-watch when the mode strikes me. Better then I can say about some of the Disney star wars stuff (star wars resistance should burn in a fire) that is newer and more popular appeal.
I like An Extremely Goofy Movie, The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea, Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Return to Never Land, The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, Tarzan & Jane, Cinderella II: Dreams Come True, 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure, The Jungle Book 2, Mulan II, The Lion King 1½, Tarzan 2, The Fox and the Hound II, Bambi II and The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning.
As someone who grew up in the 2000s...I revisit almost NONE of these. TPATF and TENG are the only ones (though if Atlantis had been a musical, I would've revisited that, too.
Maybe it’s just cuz I’m not very critical…but I loved every one of these movies growing up💖Even the cringiest ones like Chicken Little and Home on the range😅
You're not critical? Well that's fine, as long as you remember the pro-bullying propaganda that Chicken Little really is, thanks to former Disney CEO Michael Eisner's stubbornness.
This dude just called bolt better than meet the robinsons 💀 it your opinion though (I don’t think bolt a bad movie it just not better than meet the robinsons) Edit: I never saw Atlantis before so think of that before someone comment something lol
Me and my sister love brother bear, it’s such a sweet movie about two bears bonding. Also it tackles toxic masculinity and how it hurts other males figuratively and literally.
The problem with Atlantis is that the story either needed to be drastically simplified with half of the characters cut, or it needed to be a 2-2.5 hour film. There was simply too many characters and too much plot to cover in 90 minutes. As a result, everything in the film felt shallow and it was hard to care about anything.
😊😅 Truth be told some of the ones you said that were flops are actually still some of my favorite movies and also I miss all Jake for me I love home on the range I love chicken little I also love meet the Robinsons I love a lot of these movies I also love absolutely love Atlantis I think they did well with it and the treasure planet was pretty good
Treasure Planet is one of my top favorite Disney movies along with Great Mouse Detective and performed badly because Disney delibritely threw it under the bus They spoiled any surprises in the trailer and then released it opposite Harry Potter…I never got into it but plenty of people did and that is where the crowds went I think Disney can pull off sci-fi in their movies if they just put in the effort…TP was and still is a beautiful movie and I have actually heard a lot of good things about Atlantis…the sequel was just a failed series attempt like they did with Tarzan…and this lack of effort is why Strange Planet failed…I saw a preview and instantly thought “looks like a stupid movie not worth seeing”…that is my opinion of course but if they rely on immature jokes and keep watering down the story no genre of movie they release will do well
Welp, I am born in 2002 after all and honestly? I'm not so ashamed at all about having the Pixar movies along with *my* favorite live action movies like the Pirates of the Carribean trilogy and Narnia duology and my favorite 2000s animated guilty pleasures of Disney such as Treasure Planet,Lilo & Stitch,Brother Bear,Dinosaur,Atlantis: The Lost Empire,Bolt,Meet The Robinsons,A Christmas Carol 2009,Home on the Range,Chicken Little, and The Wild all being my first introductions/exposures to Disney including my favorite program block from Toon Disney called Jetix since that channel's what also gotten me into Power Rangers and Digimon in the first place and of course my favorite Disney media in the 2010's like TRON: Legacy because the soundtrack's my first introduction to Daft Punk,Disney XD, and of course my favorite guilty pleasures from the Revival era such as Winnie the Pooh 11',Wreck-It Ralph, and Big Hero 6 unlike what the tradition elitist-infested Disney fandom would say about me because of how I run my Disney preferences while they would just make fun of me for it- Don't get me wrong, I still love Disney and all? But sometimes I just wish those Golden-to-Renaissance Disney movie gatekeeping purists would just get off of my back whenever I enjoy revisiting my favorite Disney media that doesn't have to do with theirs alot otherwise? I'd start making fun of their preferences just to see how they like it, and besides, Winnie the Pooh was the only Disney classic I've always counted on because unlike all the other Disney classics such as the Princesses and other Fairy Tales that do nothing for me but embarrass me to death? Winnie the Pooh was always the only Disney classic to make me smile :) Plus, the critics,audience, and the box office's negative thoughts on *my* favorite Disney and Pixar movies never meant anything to me since I never in my listened to what they had to say ever since childhood, and if saying this kind of nonsense causes me to bring shame upon Walt's lousy legacy because of Traditionalism not being my style compared to being more of a "having fun"-type of Disney fan? so be it lol.
Lilo and stitch is at least Disney's second best movie ever topped only by lion king. I also personally love emperor's new Grove and Atlantis the Lost empire
sorry, treasure planet forgettable soundtrack?? the swells in that score are burned into my mind, I taught myself to play the main motif on the ocarina, my first tattoo is the title of the song I'm Still Here
You know what, most of the 00s films were actually really great and should've been on the same level of success and popularity as the Renaissance, but didn't get the attention that they deserved. The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis the Lost Empire, Lilo and Stitch, Treasure Planet, and The Princess and the Frog were amazing. Brother Bear, Home on the Range and Meet the Robinsons weren't bad, and Chicken Little and Bolt just weren't good.
No, the 2000’s was easily the weakest era for Disney animation. Lilo and Stitch, The Emperor’s New Groove, The Princess and The Frog, and Meet the Robinsons aside, the other films are lackluster and deserve to be forgotten.
Strange World Is The Best Disney Animated Sci Fi Movie Because Atlantis The Lost Empire And Treasure Planet Suck. I LOVE Strange World And I HATE Treasure Planet And Atlantis The Lost Empire
I always thought Home On the Range was super boring as a kid, the yodel song of the villain was catchy though, Chicken Little was pretty good in my opinion, not great but passable.
IT is NOT as unfairy as remembered, the 2000s was one of those less great eras of disney between tarzan and princess and the frog and STOP trying to argue they're anything otherwise!!!!!
I watched Brother Bear so many times growing up. Kenai’s confession always hit hard emotionally for me and I’m sad I don’t hear more people talking about it.
Treasure Planet is amazing and was always a favourite as a kid and I loved Atlantis as a kid. And Lilo and Stich... well I saw most of the sequels and the cartoon before the original film, anyone else have that experience?
For lilo and stich i have seen the movie forst. It just gives me so much nostalgia. As for treasure planet, its my favourite Disney movie to this day
As a 2000s kid and I watched all these movies and loved all them
Same I have watched every single film on this list
And hopefully that does not include the shit-word Chicken Little because of the pro-bullying propaganda it truly is.
Treasure Planet was the first Disney film to use 2D and CGI animation. I was amazed when I first saw it in theaters
I honestly loved Home on the Range and Chicken Little as a kid and I still love them both.
Home on the Range - Yes, I happen to agree.
Chicken Little - NO!!! Typically you would go to hell for that!
THE SKY IS FALLING.... guys this era was soooo good. idk man. i love all of them except for Home on the Range and sorta Atlantis. It brings back my childhood and it genuinely brought back the idea that musicals aren't necessary.
lilo and stitch even made crossover with 2 of my favorite tv show from disney kim possible and jake long american dragon btw i adore brother bear the music from phil collin is great and i hear they are making a live action of lilo and stich
Very early 2000’s is my favorite Disney Era. Aside from Atlantis, all these films stood the test of time. Treasure Planet amazing, Lilo and Stitch perfection, Emperor’s New Groove comedy still holds up today. These were the first films I ever saw in theaters.
Some of the movies you mentioned here I really never got into, but "Lilo and Stitch" is a movie I really, really like, I haven't seen all the sequels but the first movie is amazing, "The Princess and the Frog" Tiana is a Disney princess I really like and the songs in the movie are perfect
And.....-"Chicken Little" is a cult movie for me! I grew up on this movie and I love it. It's a genius movie in my opinion. It's a shame that not many people like it
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YES ANOTHER CHICKEN LITTLE LOVER!
Lilo & Stich is my favorite Disney movie and I've seen all 3 of the sequels. 2 of them are the introduction and finale of the animated series(which I haven't seen) Those 2 are pretty forgettable but Lilo & Stich: Stich gets a glitch is a solid sequel and definitely worth a watch. I also grew up watching Chicken Little. Come think of it those were probably my first exposures to sci fi one of my favorite genres!
Well, there's a good reason the rest of us hate Chicken Little! It's active pro-bullying propaganda and YOU KNOW IT!!
Even to these days, I still liked Brothers Bears, Treasure Planet and the Princess and the Frog.
I will not stand for the hate for home on the range, it’s stupid it’s fun, I think it’s pretty and the music is fun, I think it’s just a very wacky movie that I watched a ton as a kid and it’s one of my most rewatched Disney films
The Post Renaissance along with The Renaissance and The Revival Era are My Favorite Eras of Walt Disney Animation Studios 👍👍👍
People who claims like the post renaissance is the worst Disney era have clearly never watched every wartime era movie in a row because THAT is the worst Disney era
People actually say that? The films in the wartime era aren’t even movies! They’re just a bunch of shorts that don’t connect at all and barely have stories
You Forgot Dinosaur, another underrated Disney movie which I have loved since I was a kid!
Lilo and Stitch is one of my absolute favourite Disney films, definitely top 5 at least, if not the outright favourite. So for that alone I respect the 2000s Disney era although I have to say it really wasn’t the best time for the studio overall, I like most of the films but it also has some of the worst Disney has out out like Chicken Little and Home on the Range
Brother Bear was my favorite early 2000's classic, I love the variations of characters and the backgrounds! However, the *second* Brother Bear just didn`t hit me the way the first did.
Treasure Planet was released the same time as Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and The Santa Claus 2. Honestly that's why it failed to me
The 2000s were a great time for Disney movies to experiment. Why the hate?
Well, at least half of it, why the hate?
3:34, a Disney sci-fi movie which is actually good
Brother Bear is a movie so close to my heart. It's absolutely beautiful and Sitka's death especially makes my soul wrench
Did you really call Atlantis bad?
He also called Meet the Robinsons forgettable except for Goob. Þe imaginative futures, þe story, a good chunk of þe jokes, and þe message are all great. He can þink þe movie's forgettable, but þose of us who like it will just keep moving forward.
@@Demonic_Culture_Nut Great take, but what is going on with your «t»s?
@@ProfessorPrel think its a bot
@@Demonic_Culture_Nut That movie isn't forgettable. I watched it alot growing up and remember the whole plot to this day.
@@icecreamhero2375 Þat was my point.
Dissing Meet the Robinsons is a crime. That is a good movie.
Lilo & Stich is my favorite Disney movie the blended family story really resonated with me. Treasure Planet was one a gave a chance 2 years ago and it was incredible except for one thing the main couple. I'm not usually one to complain about romance in movies even when it's unnecessary but (forgive me their names escape me) the Dog Professor and the Cat Captain really rub me the wrong way. It's because I'm 100% convinced Cat Captain and og Rock Captain were married. Everything about their dynamic screamed married couple in their prime. It was SPOILER so sad when he died and the focus on her reaction was heart wrenching. I was able to cope, until they started to pair her with the Dog Professor it felt disrespectful and Rock Captain, to my memory, was never mentioned again.
What about Dinosaur 2000? That film is way too overhated
We also loves Lilo and Stitch and Treasure Planet growing up. We would watch them on DVD’s that we still have to this day.
You’re actually the first person In 10 years I heard said Atlantis is bad
I'll jump real quick and acknowledge my understanding of the cult following on Atlantis. Unfortunately, I have to agree with him, I hate Atlantis.
The only one I truly hate was chicken little. Perhaps not mind blowing but most are still solid films that I will re-watch when the mode strikes me. Better then I can say about some of the Disney star wars stuff (star wars resistance should burn in a fire) that is newer and more popular appeal.
I grew up on Lilo and Stitch, Brother Bear, and Bolt. AINT NO DISSING THE 2000s IN THIS HOUSE
4:25 I could listen to that critical score all day
I like An Extremely Goofy Movie, The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea, Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Return to Never Land, The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, Tarzan & Jane, Cinderella II: Dreams Come True, 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure, The Jungle Book 2, Mulan II, The Lion King 1½, Tarzan 2, The Fox and the Hound II, Bambi II and The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning.
As someone who grew up in the 2000s...I revisit almost NONE of these. TPATF and TENG are the only ones (though if Atlantis had been a musical, I would've revisited that, too.
The best thing about home on the range? I learned how to burp on command.
For me, the best thing about this movie was the vilain song. It was pretty funny
Maybe it’s just cuz I’m not very critical…but I loved every one of these movies growing up💖Even the cringiest ones like Chicken Little and Home on the range😅
You're not critical? Well that's fine, as long as you remember the pro-bullying propaganda that Chicken Little really is, thanks to former Disney CEO Michael Eisner's stubbornness.
Can you do Sonic Prime and The Croods Family Tree
you don't mind doing a video on how Cartoon Network shows of the 2000s (not counting their live-action shows) are better than people remember?
I really love you brother Bear, in fact I consider it my 4th favorite Disney film
Am I the only one who liked Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Atlantis, Treasure Planet, and Bolt?
Definitely Chicken Little, but definitely not the rest of 'em!
Day 6 of asking for a video on Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu
This dude just called bolt better than meet the robinsons 💀 it your opinion though (I don’t think bolt a bad movie it just not better than meet the robinsons)
Edit: I never saw Atlantis before so think of that before someone comment something lol
You need to rewatch Meet The Robinsons. It's legitimately one of the funniest movies to this day
Me and my sister love brother bear, it’s such a sweet movie about two bears bonding. Also it tackles toxic masculinity and how it hurts other males figuratively and literally.
I really like this era.
Bar Home on the Range, this era seems more experimental.
The problem with Atlantis is that the story either needed to be drastically simplified with half of the characters cut, or it needed to be a 2-2.5 hour film. There was simply too many characters and too much plot to cover in 90 minutes. As a result, everything in the film felt shallow and it was hard to care about anything.
I loved them all tbh 💖
😊😅 Truth be told some of the ones you said that were flops are actually still some of my favorite movies and also I miss all Jake for me I love home on the range I love chicken little I also love meet the Robinsons I love a lot of these movies I also love absolutely love Atlantis I think they did well with it and the treasure planet was pretty good
Oh, not Chicken Little! Anything BUT that!
Treasure Planet is one of my top favorite Disney movies along with Great Mouse Detective and performed badly because Disney delibritely threw it under the bus
They spoiled any surprises in the trailer and then released it opposite Harry Potter…I never got into it but plenty of people did and that is where the crowds went
I think Disney can pull off sci-fi in their movies if they just put in the effort…TP was and still is a beautiful movie and I have actually heard a lot of good things about Atlantis…the sequel was just a failed series attempt like they did with Tarzan…and this lack of effort is why Strange Planet failed…I saw a preview and instantly thought “looks like a stupid movie not worth seeing”…that is my opinion of course but if they rely on immature jokes and keep watering down the story no genre of movie they release will do well
Welp, I am born in 2002 after all and honestly? I'm not so ashamed at all about having the Pixar movies along with *my* favorite live action movies like the Pirates of the Carribean trilogy and Narnia duology and my favorite 2000s animated guilty pleasures of Disney such as Treasure Planet,Lilo & Stitch,Brother Bear,Dinosaur,Atlantis: The Lost Empire,Bolt,Meet The Robinsons,A Christmas Carol 2009,Home on the Range,Chicken Little, and The Wild all being my first introductions/exposures to Disney including my favorite program block from Toon Disney called Jetix since that channel's what also gotten me into Power Rangers and Digimon in the first place and of course my favorite Disney media in the 2010's like TRON: Legacy because the soundtrack's my first introduction to Daft Punk,Disney XD, and of course my favorite guilty pleasures from the Revival era such as Winnie the Pooh 11',Wreck-It Ralph, and Big Hero 6 unlike what the tradition elitist-infested Disney fandom would say about me because of how I run my Disney preferences while they would just make fun of me for it-
Don't get me wrong, I still love Disney and all?
But sometimes I just wish those Golden-to-Renaissance Disney movie gatekeeping purists would just get off of my back whenever I enjoy revisiting my favorite Disney media that doesn't have to do with theirs alot otherwise? I'd start making fun of their preferences just to see how they like it, and besides, Winnie the Pooh was the only Disney classic I've always counted on because unlike all the other Disney classics such as the Princesses and other Fairy Tales that do nothing for me but embarrass me to death? Winnie the Pooh was always the only Disney classic to make me smile :)
Plus, the critics,audience, and the box office's negative thoughts on *my* favorite Disney and Pixar movies never meant anything to me since I never in my listened to what they had to say ever since childhood, and if saying this kind of nonsense causes me to bring shame upon Walt's lousy legacy because of Traditionalism not being my style compared to being more of a "having fun"-type of Disney fan? so be it lol.
Lilo and stitch is at least Disney's second best movie ever topped only by lion king.
I also personally love emperor's new Grove and Atlantis the Lost empire
Where's Dinosaur
Hi I am the first person to comment 😊😊 I am a big fan 🙂
I don't recall anyone hating this era.
sorry, treasure planet forgettable soundtrack?? the swells in that score are burned into my mind, I taught myself to play the main motif on the ocarina, my first tattoo is the title of the song I'm Still Here
AYO WAKE UP NEW MIRACULOUS EPS ARE OUT
4:25 Nice
I watch Home On The Range when I was 8, so maybe that’s why I love it.
just came here to say I like you😁
You know what, most of the 00s films were actually really great and should've been on the same level of success and popularity as the Renaissance, but didn't get the attention that they deserved. The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis the Lost Empire, Lilo and Stitch, Treasure Planet, and The Princess and the Frog were amazing. Brother Bear, Home on the Range and Meet the Robinsons weren't bad, and Chicken Little and Bolt just weren't good.
sure 2000's were a very bleak time for the company but movies like Princess and the Frog and meet the Robinsons were forgivable
No, the 2000’s was easily the weakest era for Disney animation. Lilo and Stitch, The Emperor’s New Groove, The Princess and The Frog, and Meet the Robinsons aside, the other films are lackluster and deserve to be forgotten.
Strange World Is The Best Disney Animated Sci Fi Movie Because Atlantis The Lost Empire And Treasure Planet Suck. I LOVE Strange World And I HATE Treasure Planet And Atlantis The Lost Empire
The 2000’s were really not that bad from Disney. That title will go to the 2020’s😂😂😂
Classics? Eh lol. This was the time period when Disney had bomb after bomb at the box office.
Controversial opinion: Atlantis: the lost empire is better than Lilo & Stitch... #justsaying
Home on the range is the worst of them all it will never be good and I hope it will never be in kh
Unpopular opinion HOTR and Chicken Little wasn’t that bad. It wasn’t the worst, nor the best.
Home on the Range - Yes.
Chicken Little - NO!
I always thought Home On the Range was super boring as a kid, the yodel song of the villain was catchy though, Chicken Little was pretty good in my opinion, not great but passable.
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IT is NOT as unfairy as remembered, the 2000s was one of those less great eras of disney between tarzan and princess and the frog and STOP trying to argue they're anything otherwise!!!!!
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