The end of the eighties signified a turning point in the history of Disney. Previously, each film would have a few years between each other with there being no more than 4 in a decade but this was to change. Just a year after Oliver and Company, The Little Mermaid would be released. This was to start a run which would maintain an average of one per year until present day. But more importantly, this was to be the start of the Disney Renaissance, widely regarded as the period which made them financially viable to be who they are now. I'll be honest, I didn't like it and I don't know why. It had all the elements you could ask for - visuals, music, characters and storyline but it just didn't grip.
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