I think it gives the "Disney Movie" vive more than modern Disney movies.

I wasn't surprised when I saw Glen Keane on the ending credits (I didn't pay attention to the logos on the beginning because I was setting up the table). It's sad that great directors like him left Disney and the newest people don't seem to make movies that are half as good.

The same happened with Klaus, that was directed by a very famous animator who worked on Tarzan. It didn't only revive 2D movies but also had the heart and magic of a Disney Classic.

For example I think Moana was a fine movie but I didn't like that Moana as a character was so boring, there's was not growth because she was already perfect at the start of the film.

Frozen also wasn't terrible, but it felt so much like Wicked that I didn't understand why Disney didn't made a Wicked adaptation that incomporated more book elements.