Why does this movie have the biggest role in Florida's "Fantasmic"?
I really find it odd and bizarre that among all Disney animated movies released in the 1990's decade, this one made the least amount of money in the US and UK box offices, some people thought that it was not their favorite in the movie theater, and yet at Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida, I've noticed that this animated movie appears for the longest bit of time in the attraction "Fantasmic" in comparison to "The Lion King", which is definitely America's biggest animated cinematic achievement of the decade. I mean, I can understand why Michael Eisner wanted more recently released films to be in the show than the original "Fantasmic" in Disneyland Anaheim, but why on Earth did they make this have the biggest part when some people may not like it, or may think that it is not 100% accurate to the true American Legend Pocahontas? What is your take on my question?
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