The release of The Little Mermaid in 1989 sparked the Disney Renaissance, which began a new golden age for the Mouse House after years of stagnation. For the next decade, Disney’s movies would dominate both the box office and the Academy Awards through their lavish animation, relatable characters, and catchy music. Their success was so staggering that other companies wanted to join in, and soon began releasing their own animated musicals.
15 Animated Movies From the ’90s That Failed at Being Disney
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