The Latter-day Saint Muser

Disney Movies Ranked: (3) The "Gilded Age" Hello everybody! I'm back with round 3 of ranking Disney movies. Just a reminder this is part of a series where I critique every single Walt Disney Animation Studios film, and "rank" them on a number of things such as music, character development, etc. If you'd like to visit past rounds, you can do so by clicking the link(s) below: Round 1 "The Golden Age" ( here ) Round 2 "The Silver Age" ( here ) So, today I will be critiquing Sleeping Beauty , 101 Dalmatians , The Sword in the Stone , and The Jungle Book . These four movies make up a very interesting time in the history of Disney animation. A lot of fans consider these four movies as part of Disney's "Silver Age", while other fans consider these four films to be the beginning of Disney's "Dark Age". I find that my own opinion is somewhere between a mix of the two. If Cinderella was the princess movie

Disney Movies Ranked: (2) The "Silver Age" Hello everybody! I'm back with round 2 of ranking Disney movies. Just a reminder this is part of a series where I critique every single Walt Disney Animation Studios film, and "rank" them on a number of things such as music, character development, etc. If you'd like to visit past rounds, you can do so by clicking the link(s) below: Round 1 "The Golden Age":  (here) The four movies I will be critiquing today are: Cinderella , Alice in Wonderland , Peter Pan , and Lady and the Tramp . Many Disney fans consider these four films to be first movies in Disney's "Silver Age". I decided that that was a fitting name for this round. The movies were pretty decent, and I enjoyed most of them, but they weren't necessarily "golden". As an interesting tidbit, These four films, especially Cinderella  are often credited with being the saviors of Disney. World War 2 really