Anyone else think this is better than The Lion King?

Come to think of it, I agree with you there completely regarding The Little Mermaid and The Lion King. That being said, at least Lion King's main villain was better than Gaston. Even you have to admit that.

Though on the other hand, unlike Triton and his hatred of humans (yes, they eat fish, but on the other hand... they aren't an actual threat unless they can actually come underwater), Mufasa's wariness of the hyenas WAS proven to be completely justified.

TLM, certainly, was far better than Frozen or TLK. Can't say the same regarding BatB, though, especially given how they characterized the villains and their near successes (sorry, but when the main villain openly and loudly divulges, or sings, rather, enough key details about his evil plan to blackmail a woman by locking up her father to force her hand in marriage in front of a crowded tavern, to not only have everyone and their neighbor deduce EXACTLY what he was planning to do, but also expose him as such an indecent human being in the most blunt manner possible, and they cheer him on, that just breaks even suspension of disbelief, as even that has its limits, and Gaston crossed them in that very stupid, badly-written reprise [I don't care if they wanted to use Richard White's vocals every chance they got, it's still stupid, as they also had access to Pat Carrol's voice in this film and had every opportunity they can get to use it, yet even they at least had the sense to avoid having her divulge her entire plan to use Ariel right in front of her, unlike with Gaston, where it seemed as though the only reason for that reprise happening was because the writers were far too cynical about kids' intellects to know he's a bad guy.]. At least Scar bribed the Hyenas into following his plan to kill Simba and Mufasa in order to ensure they followed him, and at least Hans was smart enough to actually HIDE his true nature from Anna until the odds were stacked in his favor and even THEN try to dispose of her to ensure she couldn't stop him. And also how Belle handled Gaston's blackmail and nearly got Beast killed was beyond stupid as well, as even a kindergartner would realize that was just a bad plan with no chance at success. At least with Ariel, Anna, and Simba, their not knowing about the villains plans and their nearly causing the villains to win actually made sense, since for Ariel, Ursula had tricked her into thinking she had reformed; Anna had no reason to suspect Hans was up to something, and Scar was Simba's uncle, whom he had thought was a nice guy, even if a bit weird and would not have known about his murderous intentions against the cub. Belle knew exactly what kind of guy Gaston was like, especially after deducing his attempt at blackmail, and would most certainly have known how the villagers were like regarding anything different just from personal experience, and yet she ended up exposing Beast to them and then nearly getting him and his servants downright murdered.).

And before anyone complains about my ripping into BatB in this post, Stratego mentioned BatB in the post I'm responding to, so I don't see any reason why I shouldn't mention it.

Did I miss anything?

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