The Aristocats: This movie is a complete underrated gem in my opinion. The voice actors are excellent, the characters are well-developed and interesting, the songs are really catchy and very well executed, and the score is breathtakingly beautiful. It's only problem is that its typical 70s animation style, and while some say the plot is a bit weak, that's part of The Aristocats's relaxed mood that's part of its charm.

The Rescuers: Good movie, but lacks anything really special about it. The plot is good and so are the few songs and characters, but nothing in this movie is really great.

The Black Cauldron: I like it mildly, but it doesn't even feel like a Disney movie. The characters are okay and the plot is decent, but it doesn't have that Disney magic and lacks any area where it's really good at.

The Sword in the Stone: The movie has intriguing scenes and interesting subplots, but it's so loosely connected that it doesn't really have a main plot. I like Merlin and Arthur, but I really just wish they'd keep Arthur with one voice so we'd get to know him a little bit better.

The Great Mouse Detective: Great plot and interesting story, the characters are okay, the animation is dull, and the songs are pretty forgettable for Disney standards. An okay movie but by no means one of Disney's best.

Robin Hood: A charming movie with plenty of humor, action, and plot and with a really good song (Love) but the character development is not that strong, the animation is probably the worst of any Disney classic's, and most of the songs are not that memorable.

Winnie the Pooh: Plenty of really good characters, but since the segments are so short, not much of a plot.

I'll do the ones that I have seen.

Winnie the Pooh: More of a children's movie that most of the Disney Films so it's had a really easy plot (Which isn't one at all), funny moments and great characters.

The Aristocats: Charming but has a couple plot holes.