Winnie the Pooh is so sweet. Those were always my favorite levels in the Kingdom Hearts series. I felt like I was revisiting my childhood. Me & some friends saw this after we saw Deathly Hallows.
"Cars" (2006) Final score: 5.62 Highest score: 10 (Envy, A Public Affair) Lowest score: 1 (GanjaSebert, *Tim, JakeKills, Ant )
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- It is Pixar's final independently produced motion picture before its purchase by Disney
- It is only the second Disney film to have an entirely non human cast.
- Related merchandise, including scale models, toys and souvenirs, broke sales records.
Though I would've actually liked to see this a little higher, maybe just at the edge of the top 40. There's definitely a few flops still remaining and even though this film has a bad reputation, it wasn't that bad. I saw this one in theaters too and I remember telling my mom I was bored () but eh, it still was fine at that point. Then I saw it on Disney Channel and I liked it more for some reason. Anyways, my point is that it's not as bad as people say.
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- It was the last movie produced by the Disney-MGM studio in Orlando, Florida.
- Despite receiving negative reviews it was nominated for an Academy Award, losing to Pixar's Finding Nemo.
- Phil Collins wrote several original songs for its soundtrack
"Atlantis: The Lost Empire" (2001) Final score: 5.79 Highest score: 10 (that G.U.Y.) Lowest score: 0 (MLD, Rihsuschrist (ATG) )
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- A professional linguist was hired to develop the "Atlantean" language used in the movie.
- Due to the film's poorer-than-expected box-office performance, Disney quietly canceled both a spin-off television series and an underwater attraction at its Disneyland theme park.
- A direct-to-video sequel, Atlantis: Milo's Return, was released in 2003.
Possibly one of the most iconic moments in Disney history...
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"The Black Cauldron" (1985) Final score: 5.81 Highest score: 10 (borntodiethisway, Rihsuschrist (ATG), JakeKills) Lowest score: 0 (Envy, A Public Affair )
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- It was a very infamous box office disaster for Disney, it almost caused the entire company to shut down completely. It flopped so hard it wasn't even released on home media until several years later.
- Just before its official release, the Disney chairman ordered the movie be heavily edited in fear of its graphic content alienating children. Many scenes had to be reanimated and cut causing abrupt jumps in the film's soundtrack. Many years later a few pieces of leftover material have leaked online.
- It was the first Disney film to be PG rated.
Y'all are a little harsh. 
) but eh, it still was fine at that point. Then I saw it on Disney Channel and I liked it more for some reason. Anyways, my point is that it's not as bad as people say. 
