"...a good story and cute animals were more important than beautiful artwork"- Disney movies are very stylized, and they always have been- for example, Sleeping Beauty's art style was intentionally vertical. The artwork in Dalmations is very good- Disney always had a high standard, so to imply that it isn't or that Disney was just cheaping out is a bit silly. Not every style appeals to every palette, and some styles, like those in 101 Dalmatians and Aristocats, are more a product of the time they were made in. Besides, the backgrounds in those movies, while simple, are still well drawn, but also allow for the main focus to be on the characters in the foreground, which is as it should be.
Cool photos but they really needed to at least identify where the photo was taken. I looked at a few and moved on because with no context as to location, I can't look up information about the area. Not Neatorama's fault, though ;)
If my only means of survival would be to endure this humiliation, I hereby publicly decree that I am to be left to die. Those "Doctors" can shove this experiment right back where it came from
God forbid people look where they are walking. It says it will "buzz" when you're about to encounter an obstacle (it should be a shock, you deserve it for wearing the thing), but what does it do when you are about to step off the edge of something?
The house doesn't have memories...the families that lived there do. Those memories don't become the property of new owners- they remain with the people that lived them.