Mulan II was one of those DTV sequels that I actually liked. I found its story interesting (even if Mushu's role in it kind of surprised me) and the overall love stuff was handled well. The animation looked quite good throughout most of the film, and there were some beautiful songs mixed in. Joel McNeely's score is stunningly beautiful (almost on par with Jerry Goldsmith's score for the original Mulan), and Haley Westernra performing the love theme "Here Beside Me" is awesome.

Fantasia is actually one of the few Disney films that nearly made me fall asleep whenever I've watched it all the way through. As much as I love the gorgeous animation, its seamless mixing with powerful music and the iconic scenes (e.g. Mickey as the Sorcerer's Apprentice, the dinosaurs during the Rite of Spring sequence, Chernabog during the Night on Bald Mountain sequence) it's also one of the longest Disney films and has some mind-numbing bits that really require one to be in a proper mood to fully appreciate them.

Bambi is one of my favourite Disney films. It has a wonderful and poignant story, some of the most stunning animation from Disney's Golden Age, great voice actors, fascinating and memorable characters, gorgeous songs and score ("Love is a Song" and "Looking for Romance (I Bring You a Song)" in particular are still some of my favourite Disney tunes) and beautiful impressionistic artwork.