glelsey Nice! I didn't join in with the voting because I've only seen two movies from this era, but I'm always interested in hearing other people's opinions anyway. The two I've seen are Frozen and The Princess and the Frog. I personally enjoyed both, although for different reasons. I liked Frozen's upbeat sitcom-style atmosphere and TPATF's traditional atmosphere similar to the movies made in Walt Disney's time. I did think it was odd that The Princess and the Frog used that atmosphere though, and it doesn't seem to have gone down well with younger viewers. Personally, I don't know any fans of the movie who are under 20. Really enjoyed it myself, but it felt like they were catering more to those who enjoyed the Post-war era movies (e.g. Lady and the Tramp) rather than the new generation of kids who prefer something a little more rapid-fire. They got that right with Frozen though, I believe, which is likely why it has done so much better commercially than TPATF. Oddly, most of the praise [i]and[/i] criticism I hear about Frozen among older fans seems directly influenced by its popularity, rather than the movie's content. Other than that, the main praise I hear is about the humour (and sometimes the soundtrack) and the main criticism I hear is the movie's pace. As for the other movies in the era... hmm... I'll admit I never hear anyone say anything about that Winnie the Pooh movie (aside that I love Eey-Ore, it's not really a franchise I'm interested in) so I guess that one could have ended anywhere in the countdown, depending on how much people liked or disliked the other movies! I know Bolt has some dedicated fans on Fanpop - or it at least did back when I joined. I don't know how many of them are still around. That said, I never really heard it get much praise from a large amount of people - there just seemed to be a few people who really loved it, so I don't know if it ever was especially popular here. I'm not surprised about the top 3, but I couldn't have guessed which order they'd end in. I remember Tangled as being the first revival era movie that fans on Fanpop actually approved of (or said that it had the same charm as some of the older classics), but I'm also aware that a fair amount of people here didn't like it, so I guess that could've gone either way. I've heard mostly good things about Wreck-It Ralph and Big Hero 6 so I expected them to finish pretty high up. Although tumblr seems to have the biggest Wreck-It Ralph fanbase! Anyway, like I said I couldn't take part in this countdown myself, but it was an interesting read to see where the movies in the era so far ranked. I wonder how well received the next two movies will be? For some reason, I'm expecting Moana to be the more successful one of the two overall, but that's not to say it'll be the more "approved" one on Fanpop. We'll see. :)

Windrises Great article! Frozen is the best of the revival era films so it shouldn't of gotten eliminated.

WinterSpirit809  Windrises: Yeah, personally I'm not surprised it got eliminated, considering it gets hate on often now days. Nor would I be surprised if they won. I enjoy Frozen more than most, but that doesn't really mean much considering the hate. glelsey: I was surprised as well that Tangled didn't win. I mean sure it was only beaten by one movie, but yeah I kind of knew the three movies would be in the top three too. Just I expected a completely different order.

hirohamada I'm happy that BH6 won!! i didn't participate in the picks. It's funny to see Frozen be lower than Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. LOL LOL LOL!

WinterSpirit809 Yep. Bh6 is my favorite too, but I was really confident Tangled would win but I'm happy Big Heeo 6 won!

KotokoAihara I think Wreck it Ralph or Tangled is the best. I watched Big Hero 6 and I have to say I was a bit disappointed. The story line just didn't seem to flow as well as Tangled or Wreck it Ralph. I also didn't get as attached to characters. I liked Takashi, Baymax, and Honey Lemon though. Frozen I don't think I'd put it last place, but it definitely wouldn't go in the top three. The Winnie the Pooh movie was actually quite cute. Princess and the Frog is an okay movie and so is Bolt.