"Disney's bravest effort. This film is Dark (capital intended), deals with complex themes and deep characters and finishes of one of disney's most exhilarating final acts ever. Masterpiece."
"Awesome animation, great action, a genuinely close adaptation of the edgar rice burrows novel (minus the racism and zoological mistakes) and Brian Blessed (Legend) as the bad guy."
"A film about the trials and tribulations facing the friendship of those who should be enemies. Plus for the first time ever Disney does a slightly less than happy ending."
"Parents complained that this film was too scary. Kids love scary stuff just look at Grimm Fairy Tales, that's just the way it is. This is a lost 80's fantasy jem."
"I'm glad Disney decided to scap the original 'Kingdom of the Sun' idea and instead went with this smaller more character driven story. It also is one of Disneys funniest films and a great buddy movie."
"An enjoyable action romp that borrows from Jules Verne and Arthur Conan Doyle. The most un-disney disney film the art style was actually inspired by Mike Mignola(creator of Hellboy)."
"This came out of the blue for me. I was really expecting this to be aweful but it's seriously an overlooked movie probably the most overlooked on the list. I'm gonna write a review to fully explain."
"This film is simply wonderful. Disney seemed to shy away from the big musical affairs around the turn of the milleniem focusing on smaller, character driven stories and this is the best of them."
"This is a great live action Disney film featuring some brilliant performances from a cast that includes Kevin Spacey and a breathtaking cross country sled race."
"Shia LaBeouf completely steals this film and thats a testiment to his skill because he is up against Sigourney Weaver and Jon Voight. fantastic story, twisting plot, great acting WATCH IT!"
"Great halloween fun. Brillianty grusome and cacklingly witty, with some great effects for an early ninties film it's Bette Midler who steals the show though."
"An ingenious little idea. A retelling of the first film shot completely from Timon and Pumba's perspective. Not as epic in scope or as awe inspiring as the afformentioned movie but still entertaining."
"If you watch some of the old Popeye cartoons and then watch this you'll see what a loving and memorable tribute to them it really is. Robin Williams was the only choice to be Popeye."