Interesting alternative timeline idea.

Malfunction or not, that's still an impressive animatronic. And the malfunction was kind of in character for Olaf, too.

Muppet Treasure Island. Really any of the 90s Muppet films.

I'd start with the Renaissance Era animated films like The Little Mermaid (1989), Beauty and the Beast (1991), Aladdin (1992), and The Lion King (1994). Beautiful classic 2D animation style, and great music from Ashman and Menkin.

If you enjoy them and want more, you have the option of going back to the Classic Era (e.g. Snow White and Cinderella) or ahead to the Revival Era (e.g. Tangled and Frozen).

Well, I consider "classics" the ones from the '40s and '50s. My grandparents had a bunch of them on VHS and I'd always watch them when I was a kid, and back then I had no idea they were that old (Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, Bambi, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp...). They are all beautiful pieces of animation, and Fantasia is quite interesting from a technical standpoint.
But my favorite cartoons are probably the ones from the '90s: Mulan, Tarzan, Hercules... - The Lion King was also a great feat of animation. Two other movies I watched a lot as a kid were Oliver & Company and The Aristocats.
However, as an adult, the only Disney movie I actually like and would rewatch is Cruella (2021)...

If we count Pixar, Wall-E was also cool, and I watched the first Toy Story tons of times.

For many people in the world (and Lemmy), English is their third, or even fifth, language. An on fire ship makes as much sense as an airship, motorcycle, or sidecar.

policing grammar like that is annoying. especially given that not everyone here is a native English speaker.

It's iffy grammar, but perfectly workable communication.

that makes sense, they should have said "ship that is burning"

thanks

(messing with you, but I'm assuming that OP is likely not a native English speaker and they are doing their best, and I'm happy to understand them)

I was thinking "burning"

"An on fire ship" feels distinctly like a child saying "timesing the numbers" instead of "multiplying the numbers"

a ship on fire?

an on fire ship

if only we had a better word for when something was on fire

Mermaids usually are

I don't even like men and I'd be drinched.

Yeah, animated versions of fairy tales are generally nicer, Prince Eric included.

In the original Hans Christian Anderson tale this guy is such a bag of dicks though, he's already married and basically takes on the mermaid as a concubine even though being on land is literally physically traumatizing for her.

Turns out that real Indiana Joneses don't wear fedoras.

Adjusted for inflation 1.45B in 2019 is 1.84B to 1.93B in today money. I don't like the frozen series but yeah that still seems like the highest grossing...

Fun fact: The original Winnie-the-Pooh chracter as drawn by artist E. H. Shepard was completely naked.

Pooh was first depicted with his iconic red shirt when he was drawn by Stephen Slesinger in 1932.

https://ondisneyplus.disney.com/show/willow

I mentioned LGBTQ because I remember their being two girlfriends, one that was this fariytale hero, and the other being held hostage by the villain Arc I vagely remember much, just hese details if anyone across the internet remembers.

Did you never question why all your stories have you identifying with a main character monarch instead of the serf you statistically would have been? Those stories aren't fun, no beautiful dresses, not much food to eat, no leisure time for fun animal friends.

Funny how that works.

At least Nermal won't be bored.