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The poster for The Little Mermaid [Photo/people.com] |
6. The Little Mermaid, 1989
Keywords: It opens "the Renaissance" period of Disney, and pulls Disney out of operational difficulties.
The film's heroine is no longer a delicate princess as in previous Disney films, but an independent, even a little rebellious, modern woman. The Little Mermaid is regarded as opening a 10-year-long "Renaissance" period for the Walt Disney company, which ends with Tarzan, released in 1999.
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