Frozen and Aladdin. I don't think the others are overrated.

Just because I barely call anything overrated. I actually don't use underrated and overrated much, just unappreciated and popular and such xD Like I'm really not much of a Lion King fan but I never called it overrated even if it was the most popular Disney movie back then. Anyway, I really feel like Mulan and TLM deserve the hype. The others I like a lot less but I still like those movies, I'm not sure I want to throw the word overrated at those movies.

Frozen and Aladdin, to a lesser extent Beauty and The Beast.

I'm willing to say that the House of Mouse is after money now---- and less after creating something of high quality. Same for PIXAR. Back in the day, the huge massive movie The Lion King was everywhere, but the quality was there, too--- in the plot development, in the characters, in the songs that propelled the plot--- so the Lion King's praise felt justified. The movie didn't feel shallow and unfinished.

Some of the latest movies out of the Disney canon ARE UNFINISHED. They feel cobbled together--- a sprinkle of this, a pinch of that, and a spoonful of that. The elements are all there, but the cohesion and the attempt to create a real, functioning story is missing. There are only a few ( if any) complications for the protagonists to overcome, and there are almost no antagonists who aren't cardboard standees. The whole thing feels contrived. At least in the days of Renaissance Disney, each of the protagonists ( whether princess or simply hero) had A WHOLE LOT of HURDLES to surmount. The conflict they felt was not merely something inside of them, but also outside of them. In The Princess and The Frog, Brave, and now even in Frozen--- the character's main conflict is internal. They don't have a lot of external adversaries at all. And that makes the plot small, and the story feels short and unfinished. Rapunzel narrowly escaped this sort of treatment, because she had to top both an internal dilemma --- being lied to, and abused--- as well as the external--- standing up to both Eugene and Mother Gothel. Rapunzel earned her stripes. In their day, Pocahontas, Mulan, and Ariel ALSO HAD BOTH INTERNAL and EXTERNAL CONFLICTS. Merida has only the internal conflict that creates her problem. Tiana has an internal conflict that creates her problem, and a small bit of prejudice that is external. Anna and Elsa both have internal conflicts that cause all their problems, and not any external ones. ( Hans is so screwed up in his characterization that he is not even an effective villain).

If care is taken to create both the internal conflict and the external conflict for the character or characters, the plot is enhanced, and that makes for richer stories and a more satisfying, enduring movie.

Okay Dimitri_ I'm giving you like a thousand bonus points for rhyming your comment! Anyway, I feel Frozen, BATB and The Little Mermaid are over rated. Don't get me wrong I love all, but Just like the others one more it seems.

Frozen, I'm already sick of it

Beauty and the Beast in general, and Mulan on Fanpop.

^and not Frozen? Abercrombie and Fitch, please.

Frozen??? ^_~

Pocahontas, The Princess and the frog, and Cinderella

Frozen and The Little Mermaid.

Frozen is the most overrated movie ever. I think the other popular ones (Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Mulan, etc.) deserve every bit of praise they get. Those movies were excellent.