Which is the best film from Disney's down time in the Renaissance?

For those who are unfamiliar, the Disney renaissance chronicles all the films from Little Mermaid to Tarzan. It would see four big successes (Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and The Lion King) followed by three less than stellar critical and box office hits (Pocahontas, Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Hercules) before rebounding with Mulan and Tarzan. I've recently been looking back at the three "dissapointment" films, and I have a new-found respect for them. Of those three, which is your favorite?

All those movies are horrible.....TallicaFan2005

I'll grant you Pocahontas (IMO of course), but I don't see either Hunchback or Hercules as horrible. Hunchback was uneven, but beautiful. Plus, Frollo (and his song "Hellfire") was positively captivating. Hercules, while not much brain food, gave us some much needed levity in an increasingly depressing output by the studio.

Pocohontas... I didn't really like it back then, and The New World is a much better film... >_>

So Hercules, since I don't remember much of Hunchback :P

Hercules is still the best movie,to me.I don't care for Pocahontas,anymore.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame had a terrible ending.Good songs in the movie.I wish Josh Groban could do covers for a couple of there songs like "Heaven's Lights" and my favorite "Out There."

Of those

Hunch Back

Why?

Frodo was a boss,

an evil, sadistic, womanising, murdering boss

Possible the best villain in Disney's history(Him or Satan/Bald Mountain Demon)

never seen any of them