Imagine if Mickey and Minnie were more human. Oh boy. The extent of how mad Mickey experiences her being would increase by, well, you know (btw, I am female, so I'm not trying to generalize)
And that is why robin Williams will be the only genie. It showed off his talents and if you want an explanation, you could say he can see the future or travel through time
As much as I enjoy Will Smith, I just can’t I hear Robin William’s voice. He will always be the Genie for me. Will Smith is a wonderful actor, but he had some nearly impossibly big shoes to fill.
When I think of Disney sequels, I don't think of Lion King 2. It's just such n amazing story that deserves to be known as Lion King: Simba's Pride and not just Lion King 2.
Just hearting the comment alone is rough to be considered a reply. Thank God he mentioned Love Will Find a Way! In fact, The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride is the main reason why it is a sequel that always deserved respect for having a soundtrack that even rivals the original and other Renaissance soundtracks. Much more so than The Lion King films like the The Lion King remake (or so it might happen that way) and definitely The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar! I am proud to stand by that claim as someone who is sick of the defenders The Lion Guard had.
Flashback Minnie: my chosen husband has ditched me so now I have to marry you :( Mickey: I'll help you with your midlife crisis Minnie ;) Also let's have a baby :)
*Hundredth like* What does Disney have against the House of Mouse franchise? Is it too, I dunno, early ‘00s for them despite that it can hold up at any time than just an underrated era?
"And the fact that they were bathed in some of my Pride's blood a moment ago if it weren't for that rainstorm. You realize that they decided to attack because of your weakness, right?"
I'm sure he still has stronger healing powers than Sakura Haruno, whom we are scared that PhantomStrider might praise as a teenage woman that is one of the most powerful animated females as well as Elsa, Korra and The Powerpuff Girls (when Craig McCracken directed it before Chris Savino [who thankfully we can't bring back thanks to his allegations of sexual assault and making Dexter's Lab look like Hotel Transylvania when it was directed by him. Speaking of The Loud House, it's just sad that he even put it on his list of greatest cartoons in any category. In fact, The Loud Family might even make Sakura Haruno look like an empowered, underappreciated character! Yeah, they are THAT bad instead of good, especially Lola Loud!!!] and the modern reboot of the series, The Powerpuff Girls were such relatable, powerful characters. But they are girls, not adults!! Plus PhantomStrider even said that they were less than amazing compared to the rest when the whole cast used to be so amazing and full of life back then). Take that, Jacob Stolz in Animation Lookback: Cartoon Network!!!
Unpopular opinion: The Tinkerbell movies actually aren't that bad (I stopped watching after the pirate fairy one) but the ones I did watch have a lot of heart. Who knows maybe I'll get around to watching the ones I missed
@@KeybladeMasterAndy I should've said I didn't watch the pirate fairy one with the way I worded it but but yah thanks! Perhaps when Disney+ rolls around
@@peppermink2200 I used to watch these movies a surprising amount of times too. I however was a teen when most of these movies came out though I always loved animation so I didn't see a problem
Personally, I think Simba's personality is fine in Lion King 2; He is the same lion, but now with the burden of his own pride, and faced with SCAR'S FORMER PRIDE AND HEIR, he is of course going to be stubborn and bitter. He is scared of Kovu filling in Scar's position like he was trained and indoctrinated, and Kiara having to face the same homelessness, loss and grief he did over Mufasa. If I were in Simba's position, I would definitely act as he does. Kiara and Kovu breaking up the battle is the perfect wake-up call for Simba, and he realizes he fucked up.
Given that he was heavily traumatized, when he had a daughter, someone who he sees himself as a cub, potentially in harm's way, he would become so thick headed, he wants to be a good father like Mufasa was, but he may feel like he was given so much freedom when younger that he becomes overbearing with his kid
Howdy! Disney's my favourite subject on the channel so let me know if you have any other suggestions for Disney lists in the future. Thanks for dropping by and have a pleasant week :)
YES! So sad it's forgotten by most, since the amazing 3d animation is perfect, the original characters have a great personality, and they improve Tinkerbell in the films. Instead of being a sassy, fiesty, murderous fairy, she's a reckless, fun-loving rulebreaker who loves everything.
@@JamesTalksMovies I confess that I haven't watched this full video yet. I just watch part before I get bored, since Strider is a nice guy, though just "personality-wise". My favorite movie which is hated by PhantomStrider I was thinking about was The Emoji Movie. And yeah, I know that a grand majority (across 98.78%) of the people on this Planet (Earth's) most populous world, despises the emoji movie like he does, but Strider joining that hateclub just worsens my anxious feelings for being such an underrated Sony film, while in that state, most haters do nothing but nitpick by treating their negative taste like if it is a fact, when it's not. Admit or deny it, I ain't no dumba*s here, just my unpopular opinion on an entertainment-purposely-made movie/film. As I said earlier in this reply, I haven't checked all of Strider's "Worst Forgotten Disney Sequels" yet, but I do plan of doing so eventually! That's all I have to say. I'm not scolding anybody, neither trying to start an arguement here nor forcing my opinion to anybody else. Just exposing the point of my replied reply in the first place! Hope you'll have a good day... 😅😄😌😃😉☺👌❤
*_It's pretty disappointing that the college in Extremely Goofy Movie looks perfect compared to real life college and it wasn't accurate. Since I'm going to college next school year, I think this movie is relatable to me._*
Best of luck next year at college, Friendship. While it isn't perfect, I personally found it way more enjoyable and liberating than school. I think overall you'll find it a fun experience.
Aladdin and the King of Thieves had the best scene that still makes me laugh to this day: "I'm Thor." "You're Thor?" "Well it hurts." Gets me everytime.😂
i actually really liked an extremely goofy movie, it may have a few cliches, but i just loved seeing goofy on college, and the relationship between him and the librarian and his son, and overall, their was a really good heart behind it. also, i REALLY love the joke of max just FREAKING out when goofy steps into the dormitory
The part where Kovu was exiled was really touching. Especially when he turned around and Simba was just standing on Pride Rock and staring at him angrily.
for real! I also really loved the song because it really showed the amount of power that Simba has. All he had to do was say the word "Exile" and the rest of the animals did the work for him. It really chilled me as a kid because its really the only time you see him use his power like that.
"Them?Us? They are us look at them what differences do you see?" Still gets me every time that's a very powerful message to get across especially in today's explosive climate.
When he cut to the clip of her saying that, I said it at the exact same time and I had MAJOR goosebumps. The Lion King 2 is one of the kids movies we need to go back and watch every now and again, even as adults, because of the themes addressed. The Neverending Story is another (Never give up on your hopes and dreams, your fantasies, lest the Nothing consume you)
I was obsessed with “House Of Mouse” when it was on tv, I never stopped watching it when I was a kid, even till this day I love it, and I loved the tinkerbell movies too when they came out.
hell yeah! im SO glad that simbas pride is the top of the list. i would have been upset if it wasnt... its my FAVRORITE disney sequal. (sorry for mispellings)
I knew the "Good Doggy" song was just too... unfitting for an already terrible sequel that straight-up shíts on the original, which was dark, but had a sweet, deep story. "Good Doggy" would've worked better in Home On The Range IMO
I’m glad I’m not the only one who tears up watching Simba’s Pride. Every. Single. Time. Kiara says, “Look at them. They *are* us.” I couldn’t agree with you more, Josh. It’s a timeless, universal message that is just as applicable, perhaps even more so, today.
I used to watch Lion King 2 every Saturday when I was 6. I drew little comic strips about that movie too. (for some reason, my comic strips only featured Simba, Nala, Kiara, Kovu and Vitani, but never Zira and Nuka)
When I was a kid I actually considered it as my favorite more than the original till I was in high school and realized that I loved the first one more but still Lion King 2 is one of my all time favorites! :)
I absolutely loved the Tinkerbelle franchise when I was a little kid. And I may not be a huge Princess or Fairy fan anymore, it still left me some nostalgia from when I was a kid. My favorite out of the 6 movies however is the Great Rescue. Because the plot where fairy’s and humans meet is pretty decent. But action scenes like the Waterfall scene is so memorable to me. Or some nice calming scenes where Tinkerbelle and the girl drew pictures in a scrapbook. The beginning is very great and towards the end where the girl flies through London is just amazing and beautiful to me. And everything is just so well animated and with amazing scenes all make me feel warm and cozy or excited and thrilled. The characters like the girl is just a normal girl, but she’s actually really important because of her believe of fairies that make her special. Which of course the main theme of this story is to believe and I felt that it was made just as good as Peter Pan in my opinion. And I know I’m saying a lot of stuff here, but I just like telling people about the stuff I grew up as a kid. To which now that I’m older I realize that fairies and other magical creatures may not exist in real life, but they kept true to the plot, saying for you to not just believe specifically on fairies, but to believe that anything could be possible if you do believe in your heart. And I find that it’s a good message and it’s very freaking nostalgic. 11/10 For not just being a good Disney movie, but my favorite movie as a little kid. ❤️
In my opinion it's a great movie and a bad sequel at the same time. Let me explain: it had great animation, the old characters grow believably, the new characters are better than the ones in some theatrical films, the action sequences, songs, villain and music are as awesome as it gets... And yet the story contradicts/retcons aspects of the first film.
Riddle me this, Josh, do you think Simba would've had a better attitude towards Kovu if he knew Mufasa wanted him and Kiara to be together for the sake of the pride?
Eh... I doubt it... He might not believe it at first but he may grow to get to know Kovu( like Nala insisted) But now we have to figure out how the lion guard fits in all of this .
@@the-nina-beans88 I was thinking the same thing. Even though Kovu and a couple of other characters that were also the descendants of Scar made a guest appearance in at least one episode, it still contradicts the events of the sequel. It seems like an alternate reality in which it takes place in the early part of The Lion King 2, but they've thrown in a little brother for Kiara and the concept of the Lion Guard. How is this going to explain to young children who only ever saw The Lion Guard, regardless of whether or not they actually saw the original film, about the absence of Kion, his friends, and the whole concept of the Lion Guard once they learn about the sequal and watch it themselves?? I'm not trying to bash the show as bad. I think it's cute from what I've seen, but it throws off the story line of the first two films a bit. It may be a show aimed at preschoolers and kindergarteners, but that doesn't excuse making changes to a story that were never present before just because they were too young to know or remember a movie that was released 16 or so years prior to the show's release.
As far as Tinkerbell sequels go, I've loved every single one I've seen thus far. Neverbeast was one of my two favorites, the other being Secret of the Wings. :3
I love the Tinkerbell movies. And it's amazing to think that Tink is voiced by the same actress who played the title character in the movie "The Duff".
I agree wholeheartedly. Secret of the Wings hit me so hard too because I have a sister I’m extremely close with and we both felt a connection to the story.
I think House of Villains is more of a spin-off of the TV series House of Mouse than a sequel. I used to love the tv show and since you liked the movie I'd suggest you to check the series out.
@@HydraSpectre1138 I'd watch it. Also maybe add Kermit the frog and the Simpsons as well since they own both the Muppet's and Fox Now. Also Dipper, Mable, and Star Butterfly.
@@HydraSpectre1138 That would be awesome, what I always loved about the show was to see characters from different Disney movies together but unfortunately I don't see it happening again soon :/
I would never expect Lion King II at #1 of the best forgotten sequels, mostly because I thought it's a well remembered sequel. I love this sequel, though. I thought you would choose Bambi II! Also an amazing movie, that truly deserves some spotlight :3
The Fox and the Hound, one of Disney's darkest and bittersweet films, aka my favorite one since I love foxes. Now Fox and the Hound 2, making absolutely no sense, it leaves you questioning a hell-ton of questions like where's Big Mama, Dinky, and Boomer? And How can Tod and Copper be together when Copper should be far away growing up somewhere during the ENTIRE HUNTING SEASON??? Smh Strider...
Honestly the fox and the hound sequel could of worked as it’s own movie... but with out the fox and the hound characters. It would of been a nice breath of fresh air to 2D animation.
@@the-nina-beans88 Wow... Never thought of it that wayyyy, but you're totally right, but how about with just the stray band, that all work together in big lengths to become famous?
@@the-nina-beans88 agreed. Disney easily could have tweaked it and made it about Todd and Copper's babies finding one another and going on that adventure together if they wanted it linked to the OG fox and the hound. It's not far fetched to think that Amos would find a mate for Copper seeing as he was his best hunting dog and maybe even have todd's kit find widow tweed and decide to stay with her and befriends with copper's pup. it'd have been a nice way to keep the story fresh but still get a nostalgic vibe while sticking to the heart of the series
@@carolynboros6525 It's considered by many to be the worst of the Disney sequels. Like with 'Atlantis: Milo's Return' it involves a hand-full of episodes for a failed TV show that they hobbled together so they could call it a movie. It's slow paced with a lather, rinse and repeat format, bad animation and they made the Beast in particular very unlikeable.
I remember the day I tried to watch Tarzan and Jane on DVD when I was little. I got it at the library that day. The disc kept skipping, and after a few attempts, the movie refused to work properly and I gave up on trying to actually watch it. *now, I personally think I dodged a bullet*
....Why do I get the vibe that Phantom is kind of a romantic? Like, whenever there's a movie he doesn't really like, one of the positives he often lists is the main couple. Am I the only one who notices this?
It's always a good day When PhantomStrider talks Disnay! Sorry for the horrible rhyming, Strider. Just trying to show how much I love watching your videos. 😀
I think the sequel to the Fox and the Hound was kind of like how Bambi 2 and Tarzan 2 were: movie sequels made for money that told stories that happened during their childhood that the movie either showed in a montage or never showed at all, since Bambi 2 shows the story of how he grew up with the Great Prince before he became an adult. The Fox and the Hound just shows some extra adventures Todd and Copper had before they grew up in the first movie.
@@quijotapazos2750 Same. The first movie still does straight-up yank at my heartstrings around 10-11 years after watching it for the first time. The sequel is just a watered-down mess that should've never seen the light of day.
The stories in Tarzan II and Cinderella II would have worked better if they were episodes/episode segments in Slice of Life episodes in animated TV shows of the two different groups of characters.
Well Actually antalogies from Tarzan II are episodes from tv series, I'm wondering why they choose one of worse stories instead make complication movie when Tarzan fight wight Lampart Queen La or this when they go to inside of earth and Tarzan fight with T-rex
Totally honest here.....I love ALL TINKERBELL films, like all of them, the quality, animation and characters of all are pretty good, only flaw probably is the music, but other than that, I really enjoy them.....pretty much if you like shows like MLP or Steven Universe, the Tinkerbell films fit pretty well in that target audience.
2 thing: 1) I agree with you on Roxanna being absent from An Extremely Goofy movie. The hell happened to Roxanne? No cameo, no mention, no nothing. Did they forget she existed? 2) Dayum!!! You surprised me with your number 1 pick for best disney sequels. I grew up watching Lion King 2 and I still love it to this day. I legit thought you were gonna pick Peter Pan 2. lol
The title "best forgotten" seems like it should be a bad thing. Grammar! You've once again betrayed us! Aladdin and the King of Thieves tops my list. Aladdin has always been one of my favorite movies, so I have a bias, but even without that, I think most people can agree that King of Thieves is one of the better ones. Particularly the songs. I think "Out of Thin Air" is underrated, but justly so since the other songs in the movie are extremely enjoyable as well. It's got great lyrics, is sung beautifully, and has an amazing atmosphere despite it having a message I don't agree with.
An Extremely Goofy Movie is one of my absolute favorite Disney sequels. It’s a great movie for me to watch when I’m sad and feeling down. It always cheers me up. Happy to see it on your best list!
“Where do I go from here?” Is legitimately my favorite song in Pocahontas 2. Literally me when I graduated high school😂 ~and where do I go from here, so many voices ...🎤
Yeah, I feel like the first movie was fine on its own, although I dislike Pocahontas 2, mostly for its ending, I really liked "Where do I go from here", it's really beautiful. 💜
@@BratzRockAngels OMG same! As much as I completely hate Pocahontas 2 for tearing apart my favorite Disney couple and ruining the original’s ending, Where Do I Go is actually a really beautiful song similar to If I Never Knew You as its a sad love song about her having to let go of her love for John Smith, for good this time. As much as I completely hated she already knew (about his death) the part Nakoma is encouraging her to move on and let go of the past is literally the only scene that felt well written. Otherwise everything else is a complete shitshow
guilty pleasure for me as well... and I watched that movie way too much growing up. That's why I didn't find much fault with it so much... but I get why though so...
I gotta say, one thing I really appreciate about your lists: You start with worst, and more importantly end with best. It can be fun hearing people go on about something being bad, but I prefer hearing people like things and it's great to have both but I vastly prefer ending on a positive note. ^^
@@gamingyoshifanatic4082 Not really, I mean...it's average, but I don't like it because the characters feel out of place and different, the execution and scenes felt boring, but the story was quite unique...I don't really like it that much as the first movie
I'mma be honest, for Pocahontas 2, I thought the gag with the bodyguard making a notch in a stick to represent how many people he saw & he just ends up with a toothpick by the end & tossess it away like "fuck it!" was hilarious to me.
It's not just your nostalgia, 'cos like Return to Never Land, the Disney Fairies movies are Peter Pan-based movies that are far more fresh and timeless than Peter Pan (1953).
You’re telling me there’s an awful sequel to one of my favorite childhood Disney movies, The Fox and the Hound? Oh dear lordy...I bet Walt is rolling over in his grave.
I mean, Walt had already died a few years ago before Fox and the Hound was even thought of. But yeah, I really don’t like the sequel. I don’t like how Todd and Copper basically became side characters in their own movie because it focused so much more on the faulty relationship between Cash and Dixie.
It was cute but it was too similar to LM2 where the kid wants to be what the parent was. At least Angel had a decent backstory about almost giving up her dream of a forever home because of how many she’s had. Buster was unnecessary as Tramp’s old partner considering in the original it’s obvious Tramp was on his own, like why not introduce an old girlfriend considering Tramp was literally a ladykiller. Also where was Peg or his other friends?
The Jungle Book 2 was originally very different from what we got. Originally it was about Mowgli being homesick and wanting closure with his wolf family rather than wanting more of Baloo's carefree life, then learning to appreciate the village life. Shanti's character arc also included her conquering her fear of the jungle when looking for Mowgli. But all of that was before Disney decided to make it more familiar. Still, I am glad that Mowgli got more character development (even though he basically learns the same lesson he learned in the first movie) and his relationship with Shanti and how they both influence each other was pretty heartwarming.
I’m so mad the wolves weren’t even in it, especially considering in the live when Shere Khan is defeated Mowgli remains with the wolves instead of being attracted to a girl.
I think I may be the only one who likes the sequels just as much or maybe sometimes more than the originals. I like seeing the characters relationships grow. I also like it when they have children in the sequel or focus on some of the minor characters. Which is probably why I love Cinderella 3 so much. But I guess that's just me.
I know what you mean. As much as I make fun of some of them, there's always been something really meaningful to me about seeing after their original story ends. Seeing how those characters mature and grow. Even if their new challenges are smaller, it's nice to see another slice of life of characters we're connected to.
@@phantomstriderhey is there a reason why you don’t like Pocahontas?? You literally said you’re not a fan of the movie, but then started defending Pocahontas and John Smith’s love and how lazily resolved it was in the sequel. I completely get Pocahontas could’ve been so much more than what we got, but do you like Rolfe or Smith more for Pocahontas??
I think Tinkerbell and the Neverbeast (I forgot the title) is actually is good. It has: -Great emotion -Great animation -Enjoyable humor, -Great voice acting -And it's fun to see another side to Fawn, who is one of my favorite characters in the movies.
Yes!!! Someone else who loves Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast and for those reasons too (you beat me to it)!!!! It ended DisneyToon Studios with a bang (well technically, that mixed-quality animation studio ended with a massive whimper by going bankrupt).
Mickey: Chernabog threw a big party. It’s easy to get to his house. Just make a right on Bald Mountain. Chernabog: (laughs) It’s funny because it’s true. Me: If you think about it, the ghosts do make a right at one point to get to Bald Mountain’s peak. So yeah, it is true. XD
As much as I adore Aladdin and the King of Thieves, I am so glad Lion King: Simba's Pride was your Number 1. As so as I heard the 'we are one' music I felt a swell of emotion fill me. Lion King 2 will always be in my top five of Disney Sequels.
Goofy: I’ve never seen her so angry
Mickey: I have
I love that line.
What is that from?
Mickey missed their anniversary once and Minnie was pissed until Mickey decided to get a job to buy them tickets for Hawaii.
@@arturoreyescortez2476 not to mention the other times Mickey forgot one of their dates.
Imagine if Mickey and Minnie were more human. Oh boy. The extent of how mad Mickey experiences her being would increase by, well, you know (btw, I am female, so I'm not trying to generalize)
*Robin Williams:* [portrayed pretty much everyone from the modern world and pop cultures]
*Will Smith:* That's hot! That's hot!
Now, that's hot!
Damnit
Well, that time travel theory has a leg to stand on
And that is why robin Williams will be the only genie. It showed off his talents and if you want an explanation, you could say he can see the future or travel through time
As much as I enjoy Will Smith, I just can’t I hear Robin William’s voice. He will always be the Genie for me. Will Smith is a wonderful actor, but he had some nearly impossibly big shoes to fill.
I thought the Earth wasn't supposed to shake until the honeymoon.
-The Genie
That line was dirty, but hilarious! :-)
FREEZE SANDBAGS *click click* DON'T MAKE ME USE THE OTHER END
This is not my fault...this was not built to code!
"Do not attempt to move, or we will be shooting ourselves!"
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When I think of Disney sequels, I don't think of Lion King 2. It's just such n amazing story that deserves to be known as Lion King: Simba's Pride and not just Lion King 2.
In my mind it's the best Disney sequel forgotten or otherwise!
@@liger-9990 I think _The Rescuers Down Under_ is the best, or at least up there. But the second Lion King is good too!
Nicole Gilskilz I like it a lot. It honors the original
It #IS called Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride. #PayAttention
Agreed, the only Disney sequel I actually like
Aren’t you going to mention the fact that “That’s My Lullaby” is also one of the best villain songs ever?
Just hearting the comment alone is rough to be considered a reply.
Thank God he mentioned Love Will Find a Way!
In fact, The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride is the main reason why it is a sequel that always deserved respect for having a soundtrack that even rivals the original and other Renaissance soundtracks.
Much more so than The Lion King films like the The Lion King remake (or so it might happen that way) and definitely The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar!
I am proud to stand by that claim as someone who is sick of the defenders The Lion Guard had.
Agreed though. Zira is honestly a much more intimidating villain than scar. Scar is evil, but Zira is straight-up a psychopath.
Yes it is!! Lion King 2 is one of if not the best Disney classic sequel!
That he didn't is Basphemy!! X3
Yasss
The genie turning into Mrs Doubtfire was something I didn't think I needed but I really did
To quote Dragonball Z Abridged's Vegeta, "Never in my life have I needed something so much and never known until I received it."
yass!
One of Williams' most iconic roles.
RIP.
@@Drocksas broly movie
GojiraGuy 1954 lol
26:14 "and I've seen belles magical world 4 times"
Strider ... I'm pretty sure that qualifies as a suicide attempt
Such a dedicated guy... and he does it all for his viewers.
(He needs help. Seriously.)
Troper H'ghar I like your profile picture
He failed for times though! Yay!
Belle's *"magical"* world
It’s more of a 26:13
Goofy: I've never seen Minnie so angry.
Micky: I have.
Oof
Hit or miss
Minnie took the kids, huh?
Flashback
Minnie: my chosen husband has ditched me so now I have to marry you :(
Mickey: I'll help you with your midlife crisis Minnie ;)
Also let's have a baby :)
Almost every Mokey's show episode in general.
Funny Happy Studios so Mickys been in the doghouse before lol
Ooooooofff
“I’ve never seen her so mad.”
“Phew, I have.”
I just really like that
*Hundredth like*
What does Disney have against the House of Mouse franchise? Is it too, I dunno, early ‘00s for them despite that it can hold up at any time than just an underrated era?
Kiara: What differences do you see?
Me: Well the “bad guys” have some really dark emo eyeshadow-
29:23
"And the fact that they were bathed in some of my Pride's blood a moment ago if it weren't for that rainstorm. You realize that they decided to attack because of your weakness, right?"
KitKatPotato lol
They're all female
What difference do you see at 29:25
Well someone wearing the hat backwards
Also i love all if the lion kings and new live action lion king looks so great 😀
Donald Duck can PUNCH a ghost, but can't heal you in Kingdom Hearts?
You need to fix the settings and then the only thing that will stop him from healing you is running out of mana.
@@Pikashades thanks for the tip!
Only time I can say he's legitimately came in handy in my experience was the pirates of the Caribbean level in 2
I'm sure he still has stronger healing powers than Sakura Haruno, whom we are scared that PhantomStrider might praise as a teenage woman that is one of the most powerful animated females as well as Elsa, Korra and The Powerpuff Girls (when Craig McCracken directed it before Chris Savino [who thankfully we can't bring back thanks to his allegations of sexual assault and making Dexter's Lab look like Hotel Transylvania when it was directed by him. Speaking of The Loud House, it's just sad that he even put it on his list of greatest cartoons in any category. In fact, The Loud Family might even make Sakura Haruno look like an empowered, underappreciated character! Yeah, they are THAT bad instead of good, especially Lola Loud!!!] and the modern reboot of the series, The Powerpuff Girls were such relatable, powerful characters. But they are girls, not adults!! Plus PhantomStrider even said that they were less than amazing compared to the rest when the whole cast used to be so amazing and full of life back then). Take that, Jacob Stolz in Animation Lookback: Cartoon Network!!!
@@Pikashades oml tysm lol
@Geralt of Trivia LOL tru
"Gawsh, I've never seen her this mad before."
"Huh, I have."
The casual delivery of that line just cracks me up.
I laughed so hard when I heard that
First time I heard Mickey say that I was like “Mickey...what did you do?”.
I want to know more. XD
The fact that the voice of Mickey at the time was married to the voice of Minnie in real life makes the line even more delivered perfectly.
@@CHHSGuardBoy2 I had no idea! Cool :03
Unpopular opinion: The Tinkerbell movies actually aren't that bad (I stopped watching after the pirate fairy one) but the ones I did watch have a lot of heart. Who knows maybe I'll get around to watching the ones I missed
Daniel Staples There was only one more after Pirate Fairy, iirc. But otherwise, I’m the same.
@@KeybladeMasterAndy I should've said I didn't watch the pirate fairy one with the way I worded it but but yah thanks! Perhaps when Disney+ rolls around
I used to watch Tinkerbell and the Lost Treasure over and over as a kid!
@@peppermink2200 I used to watch these movies a surprising amount of times too. I however was a teen when most of these movies came out though I always loved animation so I didn't see a problem
Yeah I agree
My favourite Disney sequel is Lion King 1/2 ❤️
Mine too (also the only Disney movie like)
For a good while I thought that was the lion king😭
same here I love all the lion king stuff my fav movies and series
I loved lion king 2
@Fawn Rosie 💀
Personally, I think Simba's personality is fine in Lion King 2; He is the same lion, but now with the burden of his own pride, and faced with SCAR'S FORMER PRIDE AND HEIR, he is of course going to be stubborn and bitter. He is scared of Kovu filling in Scar's position like he was trained and indoctrinated, and Kiara having to face the same homelessness, loss and grief he did over Mufasa.
If I were in Simba's position, I would definitely act as he does. Kiara and Kovu breaking up the battle is the perfect wake-up call for Simba, and he realizes he fucked up.
And he had PTSD
I like the jungle book 2 0:55
Given that he was heavily traumatized, when he had a daughter, someone who he sees himself as a cub, potentially in harm's way, he would become so thick headed, he wants to be a good father like Mufasa was, but he may feel like he was given so much freedom when younger that he becomes overbearing with his kid
Lion king is Hamlet
Lion king 2 is Romeo and Juliet
Both Shackspear
lion king 1 1/2 is a buddy movie
Shakespreare wrote Lion King confirmed
Shackspear is my favourite anime character
Lion king 1 1/2 is Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Hi BE CONQUERED BY THE MACHINES! I've seen you on alot of Precure videos.
Howdy! Disney's my favourite subject on the channel so let me know if you have any other suggestions for Disney lists in the future. Thanks for dropping by and have a pleasant week :)
Howdy!
PhantomStrider you rock!
Always a pleasure to see your gold in my subbox, Strider!
Hi!
Hey PhantomStrider
So Strider, how was the Sonic The Hedgehog movie trailer?
Abysmal
*Shivers*
Xeno Best X best part was when I saw Jim Carrey’s face. The rest scarred me.
It looks like it'll be a *potent* horror movie! XD
PhantomStrider Or maybe a rip off of Hop. Especially since James Marsden plays the human character in both of those movies.
I own all the Tinkerbell movies and you know what... I’m not ashamed to say that! They’re all great!
Syerra Noelle favorite one out of them?? Mines either Pirate fairy or Secret of the Wings. I really like the mixing pixie dust idea, though.
YES! All of them were surprisingly good with great storylines and character development. My favorites were Lost Treasure and Great Fairy Rescue :D
YES! So sad it's forgotten by most, since the amazing 3d animation is perfect, the original characters have a great personality, and they improve Tinkerbell in the films. Instead of being a sassy, fiesty, murderous fairy, she's a reckless, fun-loving rulebreaker who loves everything.
Pirate Fairy was the best one in my opinion. I love that movie.
@@glitzicurities9075 Secret of the *Wings.*
30:31 To be honest... I *NEVER* knew that Zira committing suicide was even in the script. That's kinda disturbing.
Me neither. I just found that out from other Disney related vids recently.
When I hear Mowgli's voice in the second Jungle Book movie, Sora from Kingdom Hearts just instantly pops into my head.
Macandbloo11 that’s because Haley Joel Osment (the voice actor of Sora) Voices Mowgli in the sequel
Ali I know that. It's one of his most recognizable roles.
Totally off topic, but does anyone think Oliver and Company should’ve been in Kingdom Hearts?
Another great list from Strider. You make every bad day seem better when you upload.
I could say the same.
Not when he rants against a movie that I love, though! 😠
Chortuga Hiedrasaurio Quemagarto what’s your fav movie from this list?
@@JamesTalksMovies I confess that I haven't watched this full video yet. I just watch part before I get bored, since Strider is a nice guy, though just "personality-wise". My favorite movie which is hated by PhantomStrider I was thinking about was The Emoji Movie. And yeah, I know that a grand majority (across 98.78%) of the people on this Planet (Earth's) most populous world, despises the emoji movie like he does, but Strider joining that hateclub just worsens my anxious feelings for being such an underrated Sony film, while in that state, most haters do nothing but nitpick by treating their negative taste like if it is a fact, when it's not. Admit or deny it, I ain't no dumba*s here, just my unpopular opinion on an entertainment-purposely-made movie/film.
As I said earlier in this reply, I haven't checked all of Strider's "Worst Forgotten Disney Sequels" yet, but I do plan of doing so eventually!
That's all I have to say. I'm not scolding anybody, neither trying to start an arguement here nor forcing my opinion to anybody else. Just exposing the point of my replied reply in the first place! Hope you'll have a good day... 😅😄😌😃😉☺👌❤
*_It's pretty disappointing that the college in Extremely Goofy Movie looks perfect compared to real life college and it wasn't accurate. Since I'm going to college next school year, I think this movie is relatable to me._*
Mr. Friendship oof
This hurts on a level I haven’t felt since freshman year of university. Good luck next school year m8.
@@fishtaxes5057 [salutes]
Best of luck next year at college, Friendship. While it isn't perfect, I personally found it way more enjoyable and liberating than school. I think overall you'll find it a fun experience.
@@phantomstrider Thanks man.
Aladdin and the King of Thieves had the best scene that still makes me laugh to this day: "I'm Thor."
"You're Thor?"
"Well it hurts."
Gets me everytime.😂
i actually really liked an extremely goofy movie, it may have a few cliches, but i just loved seeing goofy on college, and the relationship between him and the librarian and his son, and overall, their was a really good heart behind it. also, i REALLY love the joke of max just FREAKING out when goofy steps into the dormitory
Favourite line: “Whoa.. Ever wonder why we’re always like.. wearing gloves?”
The part where Kovu was exiled was really touching. Especially when he turned around and Simba was just standing on Pride Rock and staring at him angrily.
@shadonic565 That scene caused me to break down and cry as a kid.
for real! I also really loved the song because it really showed the amount of power that Simba has. All he had to do was say the word "Exile" and the rest of the animals did the work for him. It really chilled me as a kid because its really the only time you see him use his power like that.
Or looks into the water and sees his Reflection as Scar.
"Them?Us? They are us look at them what differences do you see?"
Still gets me every time that's a very powerful message to get across especially in today's explosive climate.
When he cut to the clip of her saying that, I said it at the exact same time and I had MAJOR goosebumps. The Lion King 2 is one of the kids movies we need to go back and watch every now and again, even as adults, because of the themes addressed. The Neverending Story is another (Never give up on your hopes and dreams, your fantasies, lest the Nothing consume you)
I was obsessed with “House Of Mouse” when it was on tv, I never stopped watching it when I was a kid, even till this day I love it, and I loved the tinkerbell movies too when they came out.
Can you tell me if scar was there?
Saaaaame
Lion 1 and Lion 2 pretty sure Scar wasn’t on the show but I could be wrong.
hell yeah! im SO glad that simbas pride is the top of the list. i would have been upset if it wasnt... its my FAVRORITE disney sequal. (sorry for mispellings)
I had a feeling it would be No. 1.
It and King Of Thieves are the only Disney sequels to make me cry.
Same here
It's the best Disney sequel ever
I loved Simba's Pride, it's one of the only good Disney sequels
It’s one of my favorite Disney sequels, too.
This “Good Doggy” song reminds me too much of Home on the Range.
I knew the "Good Doggy" song was just too... unfitting for an already terrible sequel that straight-up shíts on the original, which was dark, but had a sweet, deep story. "Good Doggy" would've worked better in Home On The Range IMO
*gOoD* *dOgGy*
Shockerlighting 224 It’s catchy, though.
I sometimes feel like I'm the only teenager that loves the Tinkerbell movies
Also, I LOVE Simba's pride, I actually prefer it over the first one
Same here! I think there's also another Lion King sequel. I don't remember the name, but it was funny
BaconSoup I think you might be remembering Lion King 1 1/2. It was something like Timon and Pumbaa telling the story, and Simba growing up with them.
@@ivy_invertebrates3469 yea that was it! I loved that one when I was younger, but I don't remember a lot about it because it's been so long
Same! Although I haven't kept up :( last one I caught was the secret of the wings which was years ago... but I did watch them all.
Nope I do
I’m glad I’m not the only one who tears up watching Simba’s Pride. Every. Single. Time. Kiara says, “Look at them. They *are* us.”
I couldn’t agree with you more, Josh. It’s a timeless, universal message that is just as applicable, perhaps even more so, today.
Yeah.. That's the moment that still really gets me too..
Who would've thought?
Over 20 years later?
YES SIMBA’S PRIDE IS BEYOND MY FAVOURITE then the first one
My sister and I used to watch it all the time and it was one of my favorite sequels.
I used to watch Lion King 2 every Saturday when I was 6. I drew little comic strips about that movie too. (for some reason, my comic strips only featured Simba, Nala, Kiara, Kovu and Vitani, but never Zira and Nuka)
When I was a kid I actually considered it as my favorite more than the original till I was in high school and realized that I loved the first one more but still Lion King 2 is one of my all time favorites! :)
Lol no
The original is way better
SAMEEEEEE
I absolutely loved the Tinkerbelle franchise when I was a little kid. And I may not be a huge Princess or Fairy fan anymore, it still left me some nostalgia from when I was a kid. My favorite out of the 6 movies however is the Great Rescue. Because the plot where fairy’s and humans meet is pretty decent. But action scenes like the Waterfall scene is so memorable to me. Or some nice calming scenes where Tinkerbelle and the girl drew pictures in a scrapbook. The beginning is very great and towards the end where the girl flies through London is just amazing and beautiful to me. And everything is just so well animated and with amazing scenes all make me feel warm and cozy or excited and thrilled. The characters like the girl is just a normal girl, but she’s actually really important because of her believe of fairies that make her special. Which of course the main theme of this story is to believe and I felt that it was made just as good as Peter Pan in my opinion. And I know I’m saying a lot of stuff here, but I just like telling people about the stuff I grew up as a kid. To which now that I’m older I realize that fairies and other magical creatures may not exist in real life, but they kept true to the plot, saying for you to not just believe specifically on fairies, but to believe that anything could be possible if you do believe in your heart. And I find that it’s a good message and it’s very freaking nostalgic. 11/10 For not just being a good Disney movie, but my favorite movie as a little kid. ❤️
Finally someone who likes Lion King 2!!! No one I have met or seen has liked it!
What about AniMat????
I’m here, so you’ve met another person.
In my opinion it's a great movie and a bad sequel at the same time.
Let me explain: it had great animation, the old characters grow believably, the new characters are better than the ones in some theatrical films, the action sequences, songs, villain and music are as awesome as it gets... And yet the story contradicts/retcons aspects of the first film.
I also think it's decent
Riddle me this, Josh, do you think Simba would've had a better attitude towards Kovu if he knew Mufasa wanted him and Kiara to be together for the sake of the pride?
I can see it. But Rafiki is typically there to moniter as he guides and only interferes when he needs to.
Absolutely. I think Simba lost sight of what his father would have wanted for a time. Perhaps because of his own pride..
@@phantomstrider *rimshot* good one
Eh... I doubt it...
He might not believe it at first but he may grow to get to know Kovu( like Nala insisted)
But now we have to figure out how the lion guard fits in all of this .
@@the-nina-beans88 I was thinking the same thing. Even though Kovu and a couple of other characters that were also the descendants of Scar made a guest appearance in at least one episode, it still contradicts the events of the sequel. It seems like an alternate reality in which it takes place in the early part of The Lion King 2, but they've thrown in a little brother for Kiara and the concept of the Lion Guard. How is this going to explain to young children who only ever saw The Lion Guard, regardless of whether or not they actually saw the original film, about the absence of Kion, his friends, and the whole concept of the Lion Guard once they learn about the sequal and watch it themselves??
I'm not trying to bash the show as bad. I think it's cute from what I've seen, but it throws off the story line of the first two films a bit. It may be a show aimed at preschoolers and kindergarteners, but that doesn't excuse making changes to a story that were never present before just because they were too young to know or remember a movie that was released 16 or so years prior to the show's release.
As far as Tinkerbell sequels go, I've loved every single one I've seen thus far. Neverbeast was one of my two favorites, the other being Secret of the Wings. :3
I love the Tinkerbell movies. And it's amazing to think that Tink is voiced by the same actress who played the title character in the movie "The Duff".
Kitti Bengal they are awesome 😂 I still love them
Kitti Bengal Sameeee
I agree wholeheartedly. Secret of the Wings hit me so hard too because I have a sister I’m extremely close with and we both felt a connection to the story.
@@ever.4.n Aww, really? That's cool~ ^w^
I think House of Villains is more of a spin-off of the TV series House of Mouse than a sequel. I used to love the tv show and since you liked the movie I'd suggest you to check the series out.
I was actually going to comment on it being connected to the tv show since it basically has the same budget as it.
@@HydraSpectre1138 I'd watch it. Also maybe add Kermit the frog and the Simpsons as well since they own both the Muppet's and Fox Now. Also Dipper, Mable, and Star Butterfly.
@@HydraSpectre1138 That would be awesome, what I always loved about the show was to see characters from different Disney movies together but unfortunately I don't see it happening again soon :/
Thanos would be Jafar instead, but they would have to make it at least TV-PG or TV-14, Thanos would wipe out half of the Disney roster
@@HydraSpectre1138 What about Magus? Well I guess he's in the Infinity War comic, Thanos would be the baddest of the bad.
I would never expect Lion King II at #1 of the best forgotten sequels, mostly because I thought it's a well remembered sequel. I love this sequel, though. I thought you would choose Bambi II! Also an amazing movie, that truly deserves some spotlight :3
I really liked Aladdin and the King of Thieves
Lion King 2 is underrated. I LOVED it.
me too!
Disney Watchers Me three
Most criminally underrated Disney sequel IMO.
Wolfette 50473
No it isn't!!!
YES!
The Fox and the Hound, one of Disney's darkest and bittersweet films, aka my favorite one since I love foxes. Now Fox and the Hound 2, making absolutely no sense, it leaves you questioning a hell-ton of questions like where's Big Mama, Dinky, and Boomer? And How can Tod and Copper be together when Copper should be far away growing up somewhere during the ENTIRE HUNTING SEASON??? Smh Strider...
Fox and the Hound is okay, but damnit, I hate Vixie. Worst. Disney. Love interest. Ever!
Honestly the fox and the hound sequel could of worked as it’s own movie... but with out the fox and the hound characters.
It would of been a nice breath of fresh air to 2D animation.
@@the-nina-beans88 Wow... Never thought of it that wayyyy, but you're totally right, but how about with just the stray band, that all work together in big lengths to become famous?
ConnellxSilverfur At least spell her name right lol. It's Vixey, not Vixie.
@@the-nina-beans88 agreed. Disney easily could have tweaked it and made it about Todd and Copper's babies finding one another and going on that adventure together if they wanted it linked to the OG fox and the hound. It's not far fetched to think that Amos would find a mate for Copper seeing as he was his best hunting dog and maybe even have todd's kit find widow tweed and decide to stay with her and befriends with copper's pup. it'd have been a nice way to keep the story fresh but still get a nostalgic vibe while sticking to the heart of the series
Extremely Goofy movie is an underrated sequel 😄👌
Nathaniel Foga Ikr? I remember watching it in school in 6th grade during STEM class.
I didn't even know there was a sequel, I love the first one.
I honestly haven't even seen the original, I've ONLY seen the sequel. Cuz it's amazing òwó
I remember watching it several times over the years and while its a decent sequel, i can't say its underrated. It never really stuck with me
I think if only watched it once then never cared to again XD id of loved had they mentioned the girl from the first but yea attest a little mention XD
18:13 "This was *MY* guilty Pleasure."
I was obsessed with Simba's Pride as a kid
I'm also pretty sure I had a crush on Kovu at one point
You saw Belle's Magical World FOUR times?! I can barely sit through it one time.
I couldn't watched the whole thing. I painfully watched every second and I finished after 14 seconds. This guy is a hero.
Yeah; I know right? How come this wasn't #1 worst on his list?
I never saw Belle's Magical World is it that bad
@@carolynboros6525 It's considered by many to be the worst of the Disney sequels. Like with 'Atlantis: Milo's Return' it involves a hand-full of episodes for a failed TV show that they hobbled together so they could call it a movie. It's slow paced with a lather, rinse and repeat format, bad animation and they made the Beast in particular very unlikeable.
Carolyn Boros Trust us. After you see Belle's Magical World, YOU WILL WISH YOU NEVER SAW IT FOR THE SAME (AND EVEN DIFFERENT) REASONS AS ALL OF US.
PhantomStrider: Gruff is the most pet-able legendary green-eyed monster-beast I've ever seen!
Toothless: ...bruh
Is he green eyed? (Not asking in a sarcastic way) Maybe he said that because Gruff has fur and Toothless has scales?
@@crazyowlgirlcncowner Yeah, probably.
I like Lion King 2 just slightly more than the original. It was incredibly well done
Lion King 2 is my favourite cartoon movie. I watched this all the time when i was around 11 years old. Kovu is best!
And for some reason, he's a famous childhood crush. LOL
Not to mention he has an amazing voice actor who voiced a lot of good characters in pretty underrated movies and shows.
I remember the day I tried to watch Tarzan and Jane on DVD when I was little. I got it at the library that day. The disc kept skipping, and after a few attempts, the movie refused to work properly and I gave up on trying to actually watch it.
*now, I personally think I dodged a bullet*
You know it’s a good day when PhantomStrider makes a new video. :D
You actually reminded me of that House of Mouse Halloween special - thank you! I remember singing "It's our house now!"
Yeah I know
I agree, Lion King 2 is deffinetly not perfect, but it is a very beautiful and important Disney Sequel
"Like they witnessed the second coming of Jebus"
Ah yes our Lord and savior jebus.
....Why do I get the vibe that Phantom is kind of a romantic?
Like, whenever there's a movie he doesn't really like, one of the positives he often lists is the main couple. Am I the only one who notices this?
It's always a good day
When PhantomStrider talks Disnay!
Sorry for the horrible rhyming, Strider. Just trying to show how much I love watching your videos. 😀
I like Kronk’s New Groove, maybe because Kronk is my favorite Disney character. Pull the lever, Kronk!
Avery The Cuban-American i enjoyed the movie too.
Why do we even have that lever?
WRONG LEVER!!!!
Also DAT PROPOSITION JOKE OML 😂😂😂😆😆😆
He honestly is Funny!
If you think about it, The Fox and the Hound 2 would be physically impossible, seeing the ending of the first one.
I think the sequel to the Fox and the Hound was kind of like how Bambi 2 and Tarzan 2 were: movie sequels made for money that told stories that happened during their childhood that the movie either showed in a montage or never showed at all, since Bambi 2 shows the story of how he grew up with the Great Prince before he became an adult. The Fox and the Hound just shows some extra adventures Todd and Copper had before they grew up in the first movie.
I always hated whenever they put 2s even though they're prequels or midquels.
@@negavenom Same, I find it confusing and stupid.
The Fox and the Hound is one of the few movies that really broke my heart
@@quijotapazos2750 Same. The first movie still does straight-up yank at my heartstrings around 10-11 years after watching it for the first time. The sequel is just a watered-down mess that should've never seen the light of day.
Honestly, I don't think anyone has forgotten about Lion King: Simba's Pride
The stories in Tarzan II and Cinderella II would have worked better if they were episodes/episode segments in Slice of Life episodes in animated TV shows of the two different groups of characters.
Well Actually antalogies from Tarzan II are episodes from tv series, I'm wondering why they choose one of worse stories instead make complication movie when Tarzan fight wight Lampart Queen La or this when they go to inside of earth and Tarzan fight with T-rex
I think fantasia 2000 is one of the best forgotten Disney sequels. So beautiful 🖤
Totally honest here.....I love ALL TINKERBELL films, like all of them, the quality, animation and characters of all are pretty good, only flaw probably is the music, but other than that, I really enjoy them.....pretty much if you like shows like MLP or Steven Universe, the Tinkerbell films fit pretty well in that target audience.
I'm happy someone agrees tinkerbell movies are good.
I used to really love them when I was younger I still do tho however I disagree with your opinion on the Music I Think the music is Good
Those movies were honestly a part of my childhood
They're also a guilty pleasure of mine.
Nycureamy 11 mine too
2 thing:
1) I agree with you on Roxanna being absent from An Extremely Goofy movie. The hell happened to Roxanne? No cameo, no mention, no nothing. Did they forget she existed?
2) Dayum!!! You surprised me with your number 1 pick for best disney sequels. I grew up watching Lion King 2 and I still love it to this day. I legit thought you were gonna pick Peter Pan 2. lol
"Everywhere you'll go I will be forever with you" last words to John Smith and then she get in love with Rolf
Aladdin and the King of Thieves is probably my favorite Disney sequel, I will never forget the “CODE RED!!!” scene
"If you move we will be forced to shoot ourselves"
I fucking loved that joke
Very funny scene.
RIP Robin
The title "best forgotten" seems like it should be a bad thing. Grammar! You've once again betrayed us!
Aladdin and the King of Thieves tops my list. Aladdin has always been one of my favorite movies, so I have a bias, but even without that, I think most people can agree that King of Thieves is one of the better ones. Particularly the songs. I think "Out of Thin Air" is underrated, but justly so since the other songs in the movie are extremely enjoyable as well. It's got great lyrics, is sung beautifully, and has an amazing atmosphere despite it having a message I don't agree with.
It’s always a good day when Strider uploads a video. I really love how insightful these lists are!
An Extremely Goofy Movie is one of my absolute favorite Disney sequels. It’s a great movie for me to watch when I’m sad and feeling down. It always cheers me up. Happy to see it on your best list!
really liking your 2019 videos. it’s like the perfect mixture between your more harsh old videos and your more calm new videos (written in 2024)
I fricken’ LOVED Tinkerbell as a kid. Nostalgia
So we aren't talking about the awesome fact the house of villens brought back the Best Fantasia clip Ever? THATS FRIKING EPIC!
“Where do I go from here?” Is legitimately my favorite song in Pocahontas 2. Literally me when I graduated high school😂
~and where do I go from here, so many voices ...🎤
Yeah, I feel like the first movie was fine on its own, although I dislike Pocahontas 2, mostly for its ending, I really liked "Where do I go from here", it's really beautiful. 💜
@@BratzRockAngels OMG same! As much as I completely hate Pocahontas 2 for tearing apart my favorite Disney couple and ruining the original’s ending, Where Do I Go is actually a really beautiful song similar to If I Never Knew You as its a sad love song about her having to let go of her love for John Smith, for good this time. As much as I completely hated she already knew (about his death) the part Nakoma is encouraging her to move on and let go of the past is literally the only scene that felt well written. Otherwise everything else is a complete shitshow
I remember watching the jungle book 2 soo much with my dad it's also a guilty pleasure for me
I watched Jungle Book 1 with my dad alot :) He was really happy to see 2 on the list at all.
@@phantomstrider our dads our the best
hedgehog the sonic same here watched it as a kid;)
guilty pleasure for me as well... and I watched that movie way too much growing up. That's why I didn't find much fault with it so much... but I get why though so...
I gotta say, one thing I really appreciate about your lists:
You start with worst, and more importantly end with best. It can be fun hearing people go on about something being bad, but I prefer hearing people like things and it's great to have both but I vastly prefer ending on a positive note. ^^
The Lion King 2 is actually my favorite disney sequels!! IVE ALWAYS LOVED IT SO HAPPY IT MADE AN APPEARANCE ON HERE!!!
Powerline and Roxanne would've made extremely goofy movie PERFECT
Unpopular opinion of mine:
I like Wreck it Ralph 1 more than the sequel.
plz don't hate me
ElectrikStatik 900 that’s not an unpopular opinion
I haven't seen the sequel yet, is it any good?
Yeah the 2nd one was garbage and everybody hated it
NeoCourser well, it's a guilty pleasure for me
@@gamingyoshifanatic4082 Not really, I mean...it's average, but I don't like it because the characters feel out of place and different, the execution and scenes felt boring, but the story was quite unique...I don't really like it that much as the first movie
Odd1sout: all of those disney sequels are BAD!!
Phantonstrider: ah jeebus, Here we go again.
yay.........
17:14
Goofy: I've never seen minnie so angry
Micky: i have BIG OOF
thanks for mentioning Patch's London adventure, I feel like it doesn't get enough recognition and it holds a place in my heart.
I agree I didn’t like the Fox and the Hound 2 as much as I liked the first one, also I LOVE The Lion King 2 it’s one of my favorite Disney sequel
Alyssa Campuzano I just wished it was an actual sequel!
I love it when a new video is uploaded, especially when it’s a top 5 best and worst list
Me: (Sees that Strider has made a new video) Yeah!
Also me: (Sees the title of the video)This is going to be the best 33 minutes ever!
I'mma be honest, for Pocahontas 2, I thought the gag with the bodyguard making a notch in a stick to represent how many people he saw & he just ends up with a toothpick by the end & tossess it away like "fuck it!" was hilarious to me.
It's probably just my nostalgia talking, but I enjoy a majority of the Tinkerbell sequels
It's not just your nostalgia, 'cos like Return to Never Land, the Disney Fairies movies are Peter Pan-based movies that are far more fresh and timeless than Peter Pan (1953).
You’re telling me there’s an awful sequel to one of my favorite childhood Disney movies, The Fox and the Hound?
Oh dear lordy...I bet Walt is rolling over in his grave.
I mean, Walt had already died a few years ago before Fox and the Hound was even thought of. But yeah, I really don’t like the sequel. I don’t like how Todd and Copper basically became side characters in their own movie because it focused so much more on the faulty relationship between Cash and Dixie.
Hooray More Disney Sequels That are actually good! And some I don’t even know of another great list from you Strider!^-^
I think Lady and the Tramp 2 deserved to be talked about here. Also Stirder, what do you think of the Lady and the Tramp movies?
That was one of my favorite movies as a kid.
sonic brony universe z I haven’t seen Lady and The Tramp in a long time
It should've been one of the best or at least an honerable mention
It was cute but it was too similar to LM2 where the kid wants to be what the parent was. At least Angel had a decent backstory about almost giving up her dream of a forever home because of how many she’s had. Buster was unnecessary as Tramp’s old partner considering in the original it’s obvious Tramp was on his own, like why not introduce an old girlfriend considering Tramp was literally a ladykiller. Also where was Peg or his other friends?
The Jungle Book 2 was originally very different from what we got. Originally it was about Mowgli being homesick and wanting closure with his wolf family rather than wanting more of Baloo's carefree life, then learning to appreciate the village life. Shanti's character arc also included her conquering her fear of the jungle when looking for Mowgli. But all of that was before Disney decided to make it more familiar.
Still, I am glad that Mowgli got more character development (even though he basically learns the same lesson he learned in the first movie) and his relationship with Shanti and how they both influence each other was pretty heartwarming.
I’m so mad the wolves weren’t even in it, especially considering in the live when Shere Khan is defeated Mowgli remains with the wolves instead of being attracted to a girl.
Tinker Bell and the Neverbeast was literally my childhood, it was such a sweet movie
I think I may be the only one who likes the sequels just as much or maybe sometimes more than the originals. I like seeing the characters relationships grow. I also like it when they have children in the sequel or focus on some of the minor characters. Which is probably why I love Cinderella 3 so much. But I guess that's just me.
I know what you mean. As much as I make fun of some of them, there's always been something really meaningful to me about seeing after their original story ends. Seeing how those characters mature and grow. Even if their new challenges are smaller, it's nice to see another slice of life of characters we're connected to.
I tend to prefer the sequels too, though there are some exceptions, but very few
@@phantomstriderhey is there a reason why you don’t like Pocahontas?? You literally said you’re not a fan of the movie, but then started defending Pocahontas and John Smith’s love and how lazily resolved it was in the sequel. I completely get Pocahontas could’ve been so much more than what we got, but do you like Rolfe or Smith more for Pocahontas??
There is a serpent with unwanted presence in my footwear
Alter Melon there’s a snake in my boot
Indeed
Top 5 idea: Top 5 worst dream works villains of all time
Shen should definitely be #1
Nah shens good
As in a good villain
@@isaacstevenson2960 Shen would be number 1 best, not worst.
I vote for the Fossa, the lawyer from Bee Movie and Prince Charming.
I think Tinkerbell and the Neverbeast (I forgot the title) is actually is good.
It has:
-Great emotion
-Great animation
-Enjoyable humor,
-Great voice acting
-And it's fun to see another side to Fawn, who is one of my favorite characters in the movies.
Yes!!! Someone else who loves Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast and for those reasons too (you beat me to it)!!!! It ended DisneyToon Studios with a bang (well technically, that mixed-quality animation studio ended with a massive whimper by going bankrupt).
Another great vid. You did forget to mention the banishing song when kovu is cast out. Absolute BOP
Thank you Strider! Thank you for appreciating a great sequel like Lion King 2! 👏👏👏👏
It's a good day when Phantom uploads
Mickey: Chernabog threw a big party. It’s easy to get to his house. Just make a right on Bald Mountain.
Chernabog: (laughs) It’s funny because it’s true.
Me: If you think about it, the ghosts do make a right at one point to get to Bald Mountain’s peak. So yeah, it is true. XD
As much as I adore Aladdin and the King of Thieves, I am so glad Lion King: Simba's Pride was your Number 1. As so as I heard the 'we are one' music I felt a swell of emotion fill me. Lion King 2 will always be in my top five of Disney Sequels.
I swear to Arceus, The Fox and The Hound 2 is more painful to look at than all the shit I've seen browsing DeviantArt combined...