Congratulations we're all old!

Netflix just had to come along lol

This is better than watch mojo.

I still have my original GameBoy, still play with it. Replaced by the DS? GameBoy Color? GameBoy Advance? Still have some CRT TV's, needed to play old consoles. Audio Cassettes are still widely used... We still have payphones over here. Cell Phone reception don't work in countryside. We still have phone books over here too.

In Japan payphones are still everywhere.

So that how they put time travel in Indiana Jones 😂😂😂😂😂

My cousin had one and we found it

i still use my pager

I can't agree with the comment in the film on the poor picture of the CRT Analogue TVs; that was far better than a dreadfully noisy scrambled one you get now when the weather’s bad or a bit of fog - or even 'No Service' at all! The disadvantage with modern technology - it’s too sensitive and not reliable - whereas most of what you’ve shown here, may be old-fashioned - but WAAAY more dependable! You summed it up when talking of Pagers that people still have to use as you cannot rely on a Cell Phone signal after they’ve been around now for almost forty years! In one word, all modern technology is pretty much crap...

It’s totally normal when people makes mistakes. The Rescuers Down Under isn’t technically a Non-Disney Movie since it is Disney but I will give you credit for the movie being mentioned because it is pretty forgotten in The Disney Renaissance since it’s in between The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast

Anastasia is my favorite Don Bluth movie. The songs are magical

I watched FernGully during summer school at Village Glenn. I very much enjoyed it even for Robin Williams rap

The Swan Princess is my childhood. Far Longer Than Forever is my favorite duet. Ever since it’s debut in the 1990’s, I was surprised it got a franchise. From 1994 to 2023

Girl! I LOVE The PageMaster! I love the song Whatever You Imagine

I think my grandmother still has Bubba at her house 😭 and he still somewhat talks haha

If it’s obsolete, I’m buying it again

Pokemon cards were the only thing from the 90s that mattered

I still have mine

Cassettes are still surprisingly widely used, even prerecorded mainstream tapes sell in respectable numbers.

I got all excited about getting a cd player and cd players in some cars, until someone pointed out everyone had them. I loved winfows xp despite switching to vista in 2008. I remember a kid in an interview at the time saying a laptop with windows vista on it was something they definitely did not want for christmas. Does anyone remember msn messenger? I used that followed by windows live messenger until it was no longer supported. I think mapquest passed us by, because we went straight from map books to satnavs.

Although memory sticks were just coming in the mid 2000s, I stored all my high school work on floppy disks. Some years later I used the small dictaphone tapes for recording my guitar lessons. So many family weddings and christenings etc were recorded on video tape in the late 1990s, then we would watch them back with various people commenting throughout. I loved the yellow pages, like a catalogue of business contact details. My sister had a gameboy for her birthday once and played it until she got the nintendo DS. Great video. 😊

This girl has the cutest voice

I got to eat your bake oven and i'm cooking right now

I got the last one

This video was a painful reminder of how things we're using in our day-to-day lifes can become obsolete all too soon. I remember when phone cameras were introduced, people were laughing at the picture quality and said they could never replace digital cameras. Fast forward 20 years, and NO ONE (except for professional photographers) is using digital cameras anymore.

Took forever to bake a cake from that little light 💡 bulb, but fun though 🩷😊

that magic potty baby is dehydrated.

I had a couple of Silly Slammers, I had one shaped like a werewolf called Harold and a mummy called M Balmed and my cousin had a blue one that belched and an orange one that said "loser"

I remember my easy back oven.

cool vid

It got banned bc some kids are just dang stoopid 💀 like d'uh don't put your hand in there!

Bruh 😂😂

i have one!

Sorry y'all I started out with non-Disney movies for this video but had to throw in a couple underrated Disney ones that were too good not to mention. It took me over a month to make this video with my full time job and holiday obligations kinda eating up all my time so got a little side tracked a few times.

Homer Simpson:This Rocks!

I remember all those (though I did watch some more than others). However, The Rescuers Down Under and Ducktales the Movie were actually made by Disney so I wouldn't exactly classify them as "Non-Disney".

I love Cats Don’t Dance. I have the movie on DVD. At first, I watched it on my mom’s computer and years later, I got it on DVD

Fantastic List I Know and Remember Every Single One Of These Movies Such A Great Trip Down Memory Lane This 90s Girl Thanks You 🥹🥹

In answer to your question, RetroNeedy; "Thumbelina".

The list CLEARLY says "NON-DISNEY"; why is there a DISNEY movie on it?

#6; Yeah, too bad some dumbass added multiple sequels after the original trio and totally RUINED it!! Thank god I saw the trailers before the (3d) movies; it saved me A LOT of money, time, and cherished memories.

Very Watch Mojo-esque, but your title doesn't match the list or title. Especially since you say directly the studio is Walt Disney for The Rescuers Down Under.

I still put on Cats dont Dance from time to time. Such a forgotten GEM. I do need to go back and watch the page master again Really have not thought about that movie in years.

The Rescuers Down under is an animated movie by Disney.

Great list but rescuers down under is a Disney flick

Rover Dangerfield The Pagemaster All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 Cats Don't Dance The Swan Princess Ferngully: The Last Rainforest Anastasia Balto The Rescuers Down Under The Prince of Egypt

Rover Dangerfield was a movie I literally only caught a few minutes of on TV as a preschooler and it lowkey always drove me insane I couldn’t remember the title

You know you have a great list video when a personal favorite getting honorable mention gives you a visceral "but why??" reaction 10/10

Bro The Swan Princess was not only my childhood movie but was also my mothers childhood movie, we watched it together pretty recently and is still one of my favourite movies, even more than Disney even. Also really loved Anastasia as a kid. <3

If this is Top 10 Non-Disney movies, why is a Disney movie #2?