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- Chicken Little the character had already been introduced in a 1943 cartoon of the same name.
- It was the first Disney movie to be released in 3D format.
- It was the first Disney movie to debut at #1 since Dinosaur (2000) its modest success played a key role in the negociations between Disney and Pixar.
"The Rescuers Down Under" (1990) Final score: 5.4 Highest score: 9 (Nait Phoenix, A Public Affair) Lowest score: 0 (Envy, MLD)
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- It was the first sequel ever produced by Disney, since Walt Disney himself was always strongly against making sequels.
- It was the least successful film of the Disney Renaissance era, barely grossing a total of $27M.
- The film doesn't include any single musical number, which was pretty odd for a Disney film.
#55 - You know what, I do noooot know why people hate on Chicken Little. It took me 10 years to discover that even critics weren't into it. I thought it was a really funny and enjoyable film that I saw in theaters 2 times in a row because I loved it so much. I could watch it today and still have the same opinion. Y'all ain't right.
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- At a budget of 127.5M it was the most expensive film of that year and the most expensive Disney film ever created up until 2000.
- It was made with a combination of live-action footage and animation.
- Geographically, both Iguanodon, the protagonist of the movie, and Carnotaurus, the antagonist, were discovered in South America, so that's where this movie would be located. However, lemurs are native to Madagascar...
The Rescuers Down Under is a decent movie. I think that it should have been a little bit higher. Dinosaur is just forgotten - I only remember it because it came out when I went to Disney World.
"Winnie the Pooh" (2011) Final score: 5.47 Highest score: 10 (theus) Lowest score: 0 (Frankmusic)
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- Despite having very good reviews it did poorly. That's because it opened on the same weekend as Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II and ended up being totally overshadowed.
- This was the last tradionally animated entity in the Disney canon to date.
Treasure Planet is ACTUAL top 20 material 
It took me 10 years to discover that even critics weren't into it. I thought it was a really funny and enjoyable film that I saw in theaters 2 times in a row because I loved it so much. I could watch it today and still have the same opinion. Y'all ain't right. 
