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Based on: "The Little Mermaid" by Hans Christian Andersen
Budget: $40 million
Gross revenue: $211,343,479
ACADEMY AWARD Wins:
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Under the Sea")
Nominations:
Best Music, Original Song ("Kiss the Girl")
SOUNDTRACK 6x Platinum
US Billboard 200: #32
Budget: $40 million
Gross revenue: $211,343,479
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Under the Sea")
Nominations:
Best Music, Original Song ("Kiss the Girl")
US Billboard 200: #32
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The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
Story by: Margery Sharp (books, The Rescuers and Miss Bianca)
Budget: $37,931,000
Gross revenue: $47,431,461
The only Disney movie from the renaissance years that were not nominated for the Academy Award.
Budget: $37,931,000
Gross revenue: $47,431,461
The only Disney movie from the renaissance years that were not nominated for the Academy Award.
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Based on: La Belle et la Bรชte by Jeanne-Marie Le Prince de Beaumont
Budget: $25 million
Gross revenue: $377,350,553
ACADEMY AWARD Wins:
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Beauty and the Beast")
Nominations:
Best Picture
Best Music, Original Song ("Belle")
Best Music, Original Song ("Be Our Guest")
Best Sound
SOUNDTRACK 3x Platinum
US Billboard 200: #19
Budget: $25 million
Gross revenue: $377,350,553
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Beauty and the Beast")
Nominations:
Best Picture
Best Music, Original Song ("Belle")
Best Music, Original Song ("Be Our Guest")
Best Sound
US Billboard 200: #19
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Aladdin (1992)
Budget: $28 million
Gross revenue:$504,050,219
ACADEMY AWARD Wins:
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("A Whole New World")
Nominations:
Best Effects, Sound Effects Editing
Best Music, Original Song ("Friend Like Me")
Best Sound
SOUNDTRACK 3x Platinum
US Billboard 200: #6
Gross revenue:$504,050,219
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("A Whole New World")
Nominations:
Best Effects, Sound Effects Editing
Best Music, Original Song ("Friend Like Me")
Best Sound
US Billboard 200: #6
Lexie's rating:
The Lion King (1994)
Budget: $45,000,000
Gross revenue:$783,841,776
ACADEMY AWARD Wins:
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Can You Feel the Love Tonight")
Nominations:
Best Music, Original Song ("Circle of Life")
Best Music, Original Song ("Hakuna Matata")
SOUNDTRACK Diamond
US Billboard 200: #1
Gross revenue:$783,841,776
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Can You Feel the Love Tonight")
Nominations:
Best Music, Original Song ("Circle of Life")
Best Music, Original Song ("Hakuna Matata")
US Billboard 200: #1
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Budget: $55 million
Gross revenue: $346,079,773
ACADEMY AWARD Wins:
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Colors of the Wind")
SOUNDTRACK 3x Platinum
US Billboard 200: #1
Gross revenue: $346,079,773
Best Music, Original Score
Best Music, Original Song ("Colors of the Wind")
US Billboard 200: #1
Lexie's rating:
Budget: $70 million
Gross revenue: $325.5 million
ACADEMY AWARD Nominations:
Best Music, Original Score
SOUNDTRACK Platinum
US Billboard 200: #11
Gross revenue: $325.5 million
Best Music, Original Score
US Billboard 200: #11
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Hercules (1997)
Budget: $85 million
Gross revenue: $252,712,101
ACADEMY AWARD Nominations:
Best Music, Original Song ("Go the Distance")
SOUNDTRACK Gold
US Billboard 200: #17
Gross revenue: $252,712,101
Best Music, Original Song ("Go the Distance")
US Billboard 200: #17
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Mulan (1998)
Budget: $70 million
Gross revenue: $304,320,254
ACADEMY AWARD Nominations:
Best Music, Original Score
SOUNDTRACK
Gold
US Billboard 200: #25
Gross revenue: $304,320,254
Best Music, Original Score
Gold
US Billboard 200: #25
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Tarzan (1999)
Budget: $150 million
Gross revenue: $448,191,819
ACADEMY AWARD Wins:
Best Music, Original Song ("You'll Be In My Heart")
SOUNDTRACK Platinum
US Billboard 200: #5
Gross revenue: $448,191,819
Best Music, Original Song ("You'll Be In My Heart")
US Billboard 200: #5
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The Disney Renaissance refers to the ten-year era between 1989 and 1999 when the Walt Disney Animation Studios returned to making successful animated films mostly based on classic stories, restoring public and critical interest in the Disney studios.