I loved that movie. The characters weren't perfect, they made mistakes and stuff. (most of the Disney characters are too perfect.) The villain was awesome and serious. And it didn't have any songs.

Not good by any means, but clearly a turning point for Disney. After the acclaim for Don Bluth's The Secret of NIMH, Disney entrusted the new generation of animators almost entirely. While a failure both at the box office and artistically, it both changed Disney policy and helped mature the next generation of animators, who would later lead the Disney Renaissance of the 90's. There is some nice use of colors, too.