Like the Post-Renaissance Era, people barely talk about this era uses it involves the words "worst, bad, etc." Even though 1959's Sleeping Beauty was acclaimed, it could not recoup the money needed to pay off the huge budget for the film. Finding that the company needed to save their money, they had big layoffs and went to the Xerography process, which copies the drawings,etc. The problem is that it gave the film a cheap look, and that it was irritating to look at. What most people agreed on about this era is that the quality went downhill with the quantity. They had a few hits "101 Dalmatians, The Jungle Book, The Rescuers", but otherwise lacked a hit. A good amount of these films have not aged well, and most considered to be WDAS's worst.

11. The Black Cauldron

When this was released in 1985, it flopped... Badly; it did not make even half of its $44 million budget. This film has been mostly forgotten about da the general Disney audience, and it did not age well, but it does have a small but determind cult following, and it does have a fanbase. What Fanpoppers detto was that this film was bad in so many ways; bad voice acting, bad plot, boring characters, a contrived feeling, etc. The negative commenti kept on coming. What most people also agreed on is that it is boring and does not warrant interest. This movie got eliminated da a landslide (over 60% of the votes).

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- DEFINITELY the worst of these. It doesn't even feel like a Disney movie! It's creepy, the characters are likeable but not very memorable in my opinion, it has no songs, and the plot is not that captivating. Its animazione is fairly nice though and it has some interesting special effects and (some) good voice actors. (AllegroGiocoso)
- Easily. The plot is confusing and just makes no sense, they do a bunch of stuff that doesn't go with the plot at all in cerca of whatever it is, Taran is annoying, the entire movie is just not very good.
I personally like The Sword in the Stone.(rhythmicmagic)

10. The Sword in the Stone

When this film was released, it was a modest success. It made a decent amount of money, but the critics did not like it, saying "too much humor, thin narrative". Even though it was successful, it was forgotten and overshadowed da the other Film that came before and after it. This was also the final animated film released in Walt Disney's lifetime. Fanpoppers detto kind of the same thing as the critics did back in 1963-64; it does not have a coherent plot and though it is kind of entertaining, it has way too many filler scenes and is weak.

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- It doesn't really have a coherent plot. It's a bunch of filler scenes loosely tied together. An entertaining movie, but the worst one left da far to me. (AllegroGiocoso)
- It has little to no plot at all. Most of the movie just consists of filler scenes. It's cute, that's it. The others definitely don't deserve to go before this IMO. (Mongoose09)

8. The Aristocats and The Rescuers (TIE)
What both of these Film have in common is that they both provide the voice of Eva Gabor.

The Aristocats was the last film to be approved da Walt Disney, and was the first to be produced without him. When it was released in 1970, it was a box office success and critics liked it, but it has not aged so well, and now has mixed to positive reviews from critics and mixed reviews from audiences, and often gets overlooked. What peopel detto is that they did not like much, if anything about the movie, it has an extremely thin plot, and is just not very appealing. A lot of voters detto they did not know if this o The Rescuers was worse.

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-I don't like anything about this movie :P (MissAngelPaws)
- Not engaging (Rhythmicmagic)

The Rescuers was a huge hit when it came out in 1977. It was the first huge hit since The Jungle Book in 1967 and was the last before The Little Mermaid in 1989. Critics loved this film then as well, and it is still critically acclaimed, but it has become one of the most forgotten Disney Films in the canon. Why? People have detto that even though it is okay-good, there is not one aspect where it is great o excellent. Fanpoppers practically detto the same thing (alright but not spectacular in any aspect). Others also detto that it is bland and just not memorable. Some did not know if this o The Aristocats were worse.

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- In my opinion, The Aristocats is MUCH better than the Rescuers!!!! It has great songs (Everybody Wants to be a Cat, Scales and Arpeggios, and Thomas O'Malley Cat), più developed characters, better voice actors (though there are some of the same ones), a nice romance, and better animation. Except for the villain and maybe the plot, I really fail to see why The Rescuers is better. (AllegroGiocoso)
- This movie is okay. Just okay for me. I grew up watching the other two. (anonheart998)

7. Robin cappuccio

This was the first film that had absolutely no invvement o input from Walt Disney. When it was released in 1973, critics and audiences loved it, but it has not aged well with critics and audiences over the 40 years; now it has mixed reviews, and is one of the più forgotten films. This film is infamous for using A LOT of reused animazione from films "The Aristocats", "The Jungle Book", Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", and some of the animazione that was copied from those Film were copied from "101 Dalmatians", "Cinderella", etc. People detto that this was entertaining, but it is pretty weak and lazy. Some detto the plot and characters were weak, and the bad animazione is really distracting. Others detto that it was just okay. This was tied with Oliver and Company for the most votes, but this had più comments.

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- Really sad that Aristocats left so soon...it's my secondo preferito of this group! Anyway, it's più entertaining than some of the others but it does recycle animation. However, I like the characters here and the Musica is really nice, particularly "Love".
(AllegroGiocoso)
- It's okay (princecatcher93)

6. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

This package film was a low profilo that was released between "Robin Hood" and "The Rescuers". The shorts were released before, but they just put the three segments into a package film, which were really popolare in 1977, and is still critically acclaimed today. What people detto is that the characters are interesting and deep, but as a film (package film), it is pretty weak, and does not leave much impact. Others just detto that they liked the remaining films in the countdown better. Practically, everyone found this film to be okay, and are not a fan of package films.

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- As I detto before, I Amore the Winnie the Pooh characters, but I've never been a huge fan of the Film themselves. I had this movie on VHS when I was younger and I tried to watch it quite a few times, thought it was okay, but I never could sit there and watch it the whole way through from start to finish. Not a bad movie, but the others remaining are better to me.

-NOO, not The Great topo, mouse Detective! It's unfair how underrated that movie is; arguably Disney's most underrated movie ever IMO. I think it should be in the superiore, in alto 5, at least. (Mongoose09)
- I like all the others (Laisalves8)

5. The Great topo, mouse Detective

When this movie was released in 1986 (a anno after the flop that was The Black Cauldron), it was a modest success; a success that the company needed to restore faith in their animated Film that set the stage for the Disney Renaissance. Today, it is one of the most looked-over Disney movies, even though the general consensus detto that it is a good movie . What people detto about this movie is that even though it is good, it is just too generically good, meaning there is nothing special to it, unlike the others. They also detto that the others are just più interesting.

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- It probably has the best plot of any of these, but the other Film all have più things really special to me: 101 Dalmatians has great score, animazione style, plot, and characters, Jungle Book has great songs and characters, volpe and the Hound has great animazione and conflict, and Oliver and Company has great songs and characters. The characters here are good, the animazione is okay, the score is okay, and complessivamente, generale it's still a good movie, just the others are better, even though it's not my least preferito here. (AllegroGiocoso)
- It's not a very bad movie, I just don't find it as interesting as the others left. (MissAngelPaws)

4. Oliver & Company

Oliver & Company is the last feature to come out of this Era, before the Little Mermaid came out a anno later. In 1988, this was a hit with the general audience and the box office, but received mixed to negative reviews, and is still like this today, though Oliver & Company is più looked over now. Despite that, this is the movie that made the company release a feature every year, and revamped the musical aspect. What was detto about this movie is that while it had a good soundtrack and characters, the plot is not executed well, and could have been better in that aspect. Others just thought that it was surprisingly unmemorable.

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- It was my preferito movie in my childhood but I think because it had Gatti in it. Besides that I don't remember a thing about it (princecatcher93)
- Excellent soundtrack and great characters, but the plot could be executed better. (Mongoose09)

3. The volpe and the Hound

When this film was released in 1981, it was a mild success, with critics saying that it was average; so it came in and out of theaters with little impact. Despite that, this film is one of the più memorable ones to come out of this era, and there is a good general consensus about it. Today, this film received favorable reviews from critics. What the voters detto about this movie is that while this movie is good, the remaining two are better in every single aspect, and some even found it to be a bit too boring and childish.

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- The only one I've actually watched was The volpe And The Hound, and I found it rather boring as a kid. (Emi-chan64)
- The other two have better characters, better score, better voice acting, better humor, and have better songs (even though Dalmatians has only two). The volpe and the Hound has decent animazione and good conflict but is not really impressive in my opinion like the other two can be in certain areas. (AllegroGiocoso)

2. The Jungle Book

This film was the last film Walt Disney produced before his death, and was a HUGE hit in 1967. Critics loved this film in 1967-present, and the general audience loved this film 1967-now, and this was the studio's last big hit until the Rescuers. This film is easily one of the most (if not the most) memorable film of this era. The round was very close, but everybody detto that this film was very good, but the other film is a bit better, and some detto that the plot was carried much better in that film.

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- Both are good, but I think 101 Dalmatian's plot is executed better (Mongoose09)
- I don't really have anything to say against Jungle Book, but Dalmatians is an extremely well-done movie! (AllegroGiocoso)

1. One Hundred and One Dalmatians

This film is the first in this era, and after the disappointing box office results of Sleeping Beauty, the company needed this one to be a hit, and it for sure did not disappoint. In 1961, critics and audiences liked it, and even today, it is still pretty well remembered. People loved the well-detailed and executed plot, likable and memorable characters, impressive Xerox animation, and a good soundtrack., which is why the first film in the era is Fanpop's Best Transitional/Dark Era Film.

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- I like them both,but I prefer 101 dalmatians. (Laisalves8)

Thank everyone who has participated in this countdown, and read the results. commento about your opinions ab out these movies, this era, and the results for the countdown.