The Official Disney Movie Matrix

When people get tired of creating content about alternate princess costumes or easter eggs found in Disney films they resort to formulating opinion based pieces that start all sorts of arguments.

The Official Disney Movie Matrix is one of those opinion based, argument inducing pieces.

Now that you've taken a look at the way Willie Muse and Amir Khan ranked and classified some of your favorite Disney films you've probably got a few bones to pick with them.

Why did they relegate The Black Cauldron to the bottom left corner when it's clearly belongs on an entirely different matrix labeled "awesomest of all Disney films"?

Why is Lilo & Stitch sitting squarely in the middle when it's totally out of this world? And Hunchback of Notre Dame is "genuinely great" while Fox And The Hound is "not your favorite" and "doesn't hold up"? Poppycock!

-Via College Humor

Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 were very important in our children's lives. Our daughter's 13 and still watches it from time to time.

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Why no love at all for Robin Hood?

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They should redo this matrix, based on how well you liked/remembered the songs from the movies. Jungle Book would be at the top.

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The chart is, understandably, by and for Millennials (and younger Gen X), who make up the audience of College Humor. Leaving The Jungle Book out is a crime for anyone older. Robin Hood should be there somewhere, as well as The Sword in the Stone.

101 Dalmatians was the first Disney movie I saw, followed by Lady and the Tramp.

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The Emperor's New Groove doesn't hold up?! I was a full-on adult the first time I saw that movie (I was 29 or 30) and I thought it was great.

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