[Mr.Link]

First Pixar movie you'll see in a while... (or maybe not )

#63



"Cars 2" (2011)
Final score: 3.58
Highest score: 9.5 (Envy)
Lowest score: 0 (A Public Affair, Rihsuschrist (ATG), Haven, MLD)

TRIVIA
- It is Pixar's worst reviewed feature film to date but it was still a box office success paving the way for other similar movies such as "Planes".
- It was preceded by Barbie and Ken's "Hawaiian Vacation" short film.
- It is confirmed that it will have a sequel which is currently in pre-production.

[Mr.Link]

Sorry, I meant to give you the first 6 movies today but I lost connection earlier. Will post some more tomorrow, promise.

Cars sucks btw so good riddance.

[Nait Phoenix]

Cars 2 wasn't actually as boring as the first one…

[Haunter]

How wasn't planes first?

[BYoncé]

Lemme rant for a second
Cars is the absolute worst series to come out of any Disney related thing ever
Back in 2007-2009 when I was a kid, LightTwink McStuntQueen was the only toys/themed things that were in any toy section ever and it pissed younger me off so ****ing much, and i cannot COUNT the times during movie day when we had to watch the boring first Cars movie, it made me want to lock myself in a running car in a garage
Can't wait for the rest of the rate btw

[Mr.Link]

You know what? Nevermind, let me finish the 60s right now

#62



"The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad" (1949)
Final score: 3.92
Highest score: 8.5 (Chill Bill)
Lowest score: 0 (A Public Affair, Envy, Haven, J.T., Frankmusic, MLD)

TRIVIA
- It is composed of two segments based on the stories of The Wind in the Willows and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, respectively
- Perhaps the greatest legacy left behind by the film would be the Fantasyland dark ride Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
- It was the last of the 1940s "package" films. Disney returned to single-narrative features with 1950's "Cinderella".

[Skywalker]

The Adventures of Ichabod is decent. My grandma used to play it for us when we were growing up. Ah well.

GoodBYE to Cars II. Won't miss her.

[Nait Phoenix]

So far this list is going swimmingly!

[Mr.Link]

And the last one for today guys...

#61



"Home on the Range" (2004)
Final score: 4.14
Highest score: 10 (Nait Phoenix)
Lowest score: 0 (borntodiethisway Envy, Frankmusic)

TRIVIA
- It was originally conceived as a supernatural western titled Sweatin' Bullets. Eventually dropped because it was deemed "too violent"
- It was meant to become the last ever traditionally animated film (in favor of CGi animation) but The Princess and the Frog was released 5 years later.
- With a budget of 100M+ and a total gross of barely 76M+ it is considered as one of the biggest animated flops of all time.

[Skywalker]

Poor Roseanne.

[MusicLoverDude]

I remember watching that movie in Daycare. It wasn't that bad actually so I'm sad it flopped the way it did. Haven't seen that movie in over a decade though.

[Achilles.]

Thank the Lord for The Princess and the Frog. If that travesty held the title of "last hand animated feature film"

[FlyOnTheWall]

I never know what to think about Three Caballeros because it definitely has it's amazing moments (the penguin short, Jose showing Donald around) but it also has its godawful ones (Donald chasing girls for the entire second half, the psychedelic musical number towards the end, etc).

Cars 2 is a trainwreck... At least for Pixar standards... If it was a DreamWorks film, I guess the reception wouldn't have been as bad but still...

Wtf @ The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad leaving already it's a good film and the Sleepy Hollow part is honestly iconic (like the actual iconic,not the atrl iconic). Yall probably didn't even bother to watch it. Oh well.

Poor Home on the Range I loved it as a kid. Today I... Still don't hate it. I find it even enjoyable. I like the characters. The animation is gorgeous. I love the setting. Some of the humor is bleh but I can overlook that..of course the story is borderline tragic, and I feel like Sweating Bullets would've been a lot better but whatever, I still like it.

[Mr.Link]

Who really thought a movie about cows would be a good idea in the middle of 2004?

[Mr.Link]

#60



"Treasure Planet" (2002)
Final score: 4.81
Highest score: 10 (Nait Phoenix)
Lowest score: 0 (Rihsuschrist (ATG), MLD)

TRIVIA
-It was a box office bomb, grossing only $38M in the United States and Canada and $110M WW (its budget was over $140M).
- It was the first film to be released simultaneously in regular and IMAX theaters
- It was meant to have a direct-to-video sequel but it was cancelled immediatly after it underperformed.

[Achilles.]

Disney's animated films with male leads don't seem to fare well. Hercules and Hunchback flopped too. Poor them.

[MusicLoverDude]

Originally posted by JakeKills

Disney's animated films with male leads don't seem to fare well. Hercules and Hunchback flopped too. Poor them.

Sis, Hercules and Hunchback are part of the Disney Renaissance period. Not to mention, Aladdin and Tarzan did well.

[MusicLoverDude]

Btw, Treasure Planet was 2002 not 2003

[Mr.Link]

Originally posted by JakeKills

Disney's animated films with male leads don't seem to fare well. Hercules and Hunchback flopped too. Poor them.

That really is a shame cause Treasure Planet was really good. Not 10 material but definitely deserved top 40.

Originally posted by MusicLoverDude

Btw, Treasure Planet was 2002 not 2003

Thanks, I fixed it.

[Skywalker]

I think a lot of people haven't seen Treasure Planet. Yeah, sure, probably a decent amount have and it's not amazing or anything but it's deserving of higher than this spot.