It’s more like an under-cat film (Sorry, sorry!). It might just be that people like me and many others didn’t grow up with it when we were little. But from what I saw, I like it okay. It’s good enough, just not very ambitious I guess, but I personally don’t care about ambitious, I just care about whether or not I like it. So I do. I know that sometimes when people say “It’s okay”, they mean it’s not bad but they don’t like it. But if I say I think something is okay, for me it means I like it, I just like other movies more is all. And I think Home on the Range is okay. Yes, not amazing or worthy of flipping tables, and I totally get why people don’t like it, but for some reason I thought it was funny when I was young. It’s an okay enough movie that I regret giving the DVD away; I could have at least kept it for reference. But I do think it’s okay, a couple of leaps and bounds ahead of Chicken Little, which is saying something for an okay film.
OH, that pun! XD
But yes, I think this is what I’m trying to say. Apperently it isn’t the more ‘watched’ Disney film. I grew up with it, so like Virginia I never imagined it to be an underrated or underdog movie. But apperently for families who weren’t avid collectors like mine, it’s usually one that falls through the cracks.
I have a slanted view of a lot of them, because when I was little, I had every Disney VHS available, except for Beauty and the Beast. So I only really dislike them if they’re boring or stupid.
Sarousch from The Hunchback of Notre Dame II. Really? Is THIS suppose to be our substitute for Frollo. I see they were trying to make him more like a more clever scheming Gaston, but Gaston had more of a 3 Dimensional Personality and charisma than this guy.
everything about that movie is my least favorite.
Out of all the sequels, I must say that one personally offends me.
Never seen it, but maybe because the original is so good?
That, and it totally undermines the original. The POINT was that he DIDN’T get the girl. But anyway.
Well, I was thinking about the villain from Mulan awhile ago. I like the movie, but I just didn’t take the villain (sorry, don’t remember his name) that seriously. I know he was supposed to be threatening, but most of the time he showed up or said something, I was trying to keep from giggling. I don’t exactly dislike him though since he made me laugh. That might be odd of me, but the movie’s good!
Shan Yu. I posted about him a while on this thread if I remember. I don’t like him either. Whenever he isn’t on screen, I forget he’s there! But yeah the movie Mulan is great. I just don’t care about him really. That said, OMG I love the avalanche scene. But again, that’s mostly for Mulan, not Shan Yu.
Ah thanks, Shan Yu is his name! I kind of laughed every time he spoke or showed up because he didn’t seem threatening to me. 
I know what you mean. He’s creepy looking, but doesn’t have much of a presence.