>>336953You're confusing the order of things. You were fucked beforehand if it resonates with you on a deep level, as is evident in "Disney adults."
Robin Hood though is from the "dark era" of Disney from the 70's to the 80's where the movies were darker in tone and cooler, featuring atmospheric rainy streets, leaky ceilings, poverty, homelessness, and like 10 movies in a row about furry-looking cats or foxes. I think this was easily the best period of Disney. The early era always seemed soulless and artificial to me with that bottle blonde princess crap. Just hollowed-out versions of European fairy tales. My mom read me a fairy tale book as a kid that was way better than that shit.
Then the so-called Disney "renaissance" began with The Little Mermaid in '89 and went on through the 90's ending with Tarzan (garbo with gorillas being stand-ins for black people lol!). I think all of those movies are terrible, and unfortunately put on a spotlight on the really bad side of the 90's. Really kitschy we-are-the-world, they-don't-really-care-about-us trash, all with the exact same message as James Cameron's Titanic and Michael Jackson's music. Treasure Planet's main character was literally a copy-paste of Jack Dawson, and that movie featured FLYING boats! That one was post-"renaissance" though and I actually remember liking it because it was kind of creepy with the robots and cyborgs with false eyes and artificial body parts.
Other post-"reinaissance" films are Dinosaur, Atlantis, and Brother Bear. I mean, I remember these being the most interesting ones tbh.