Top 10 Forgotten Disney Movies

This movie was destroyed by critics, and the box office performance was about as horrible as Gurgi's voice - and that's horrible. This was Disney in the '80s, struggling to stay afloat after Walt Disney's death, and it was not pretty. Nobody really talks about this movie unless they're talking about forgotten Disney movies. This is a prime example of one. It was a complete failure.

My dad remembers this as a kid. But it is forgotten nowadays since Disney doesn't care much about it because it was the dark age of Disney. The movie was good, but not as good as the other ones.

This movie is pretty good in my eyes, but nobody really mentions it or talks about it. Sure, it's one of the less obscure live-action Disney movies, but it's still forgotten. It's a real hidden gem. I haven't heard anything about it in any kind of Disney-related content on YouTube, other than the odd nod to it. This film needs more love, but it's been lost for a while now since nobody really saw it.

Quite a lot of you may recognize this name only for its 'ride' in Disney World, although I use that term loosely. The main plot is that the Robinson clan, a family of five, flees the reign of Napoleon to start afresh in New Guinea. Their ship gets shipwrecked, so now the family needs to survive on their own. They are able to build an impressive treehouse and live in the wild properly, but they still need to get out of there.

This film is decent. It's really just your usual live-action Disney movie at heart. Nobody talks about this film ever, probably due to how old the movie is and the fact that it's a live-action Disney movie, and those barely gain any traction whatsoever.

I haven't heard from Popeye ever since Robin Williams died, which is sad because I think this movie is perfectly decent. Like most Disney live-action movies, it is yet again almost never mentioned. Probably because Popeye isn't that relevant anymore.

This was filmed in Malta. As far as I'm aware, they still retained the filming set, which you can visit.

This is actually my favorite Disney movie. Well done, whoever added this.

I barely remember anything about this movie. It was so forgettable.

I've seen this movie plenty of times, back when my parents used to take home random movies from the children's section at the library. Even then, I don't remember the plot or any of the characters' names. I'm shocked it's a Disney movie. The animation looks like it's from a B-list animation company.

Everyone remembers Chicken Little and all, but does anybody know the other animated film about pigeons of war from that same year?

What? This is also great. It's unforgettable, and it has some awesome moments, in my opinion.

I feel like I am the only one who likes this movie a lot. The sequel was much better, but seriously though, why would people hate this movie because of one scene that wasn't for children? That one scene did not change the story!

I love this movie. I wish there was a third movie. They can't replace Eva Gabor, but they can always find another actress that sounds similar to her. Mickey and Minnie have new voices, so why not Bianca and Bernard?

I actually liked this movie, although I prefer the sequel.

I could've put any of those package films here, but I've decided on this one because, well, it's the worst out of all of them, in my humble opinion. It's been forgotten by everybody since it's just not a very good package film, and it's old too. So I would deem this movie forgotten.

The WWII-era package films are mostly overlooked.

Because everyone forgets about a certain little original Pixar film that came out between Toy Story and Monsters, Inc. Heck, every time I've gone to Tokyo Disney for the Pixar Playtime thing or whatever, I remember feeling utterly disappointed to not see ANYTHING from A Bug's Life represented there. Yet BRAVE, of all things, gets a nod.

But this is one of my favorites. I do remember it.

Okay, from this point on, I haven't seen any of these movies. I picked this one because it's recent and Nostalgia Critic did a review on it, so it fit my criteria quite nicely. I don't remember it at all, and I doubt anybody else does. The cover looks like a really boring documentary, so that would shy people away from watching it and therefore getting others to remember it.

I remember watching this at home a year or so after it came out. It had a great premise and an interesting story, but I had no idea it was a Disney movie until I saw it on this list.

The Country Bear Jamboree is a classic show. The movie, however, is a different story. But this isn't a movie review. This is the top ten most forgotten Disney movies, and The Country Bears have earned this spot.

This movie did poorly both critically and financially, and then it was swiftly swept under the rug (or bear rug, should I say). This is probably because some people don't know the source material, and some people just don't like country music.

This movie is severely underrated. It's not all cutesy and fluffy. It is dark, but it still shows the great strength of Tod and Copper's friendship and has a good balance between cheery and shocking moments.

It also has great voice talent, like Sandy Duncan, Kurt Russell, Jack Albertson, Pat Burnam, Pearl Bailey, Paul Winchell, Corey Feldman, and the late Mickey Rooney. - SailorSedna

The Nostalgia Critic reviewed this one. At the video's start, he tries to forget this movie by punching himself in the head.

You could literally put any live-action Disney movie here, and it would probably fit fine with the top ten.

I saw this movie a long time ago. I probably wouldn't like it now, but back then, I found it to be pretty funny.

Forgotten but really funny film.

If this movie didn't tank so badly at the box office, we could have gotten a coaster for this film very similar to Cosmic Rewind at Epcot.

This must be here. This is definitely forgotten, unlike The Fox and the Hound.

I really enjoyed this one, and I still want to see it again. What sucks is for the remastered version, Disney only used the 117-minute version and not the 139-minute version (the one I saw). - SailorSedna

Well, about 20% of people in the world (the Disney employees and a few other people) remember this weird movie.

I only knew it existed after I watched it on tape in elementary school.

It seems like this movie just kind of exists without people knowing nowadays. A lot of people might remember it, but it's one of those movies that you have to think about a little longer to remember.