Mmmm.

Rating: Null/10 (15 February 1999)

Ok, the movie is not bad. It´s not great, however.
From the various user-comments it seems everybody was knocked out by the closing sequences, or "out-takes". I found these scenes funny, tongue-in-cheek and rather ground-breaking. (The idea that some of the figures could have been made of cardboard is absolutely nuts!) But why wasn´t this freshness actually IN the movie? This puzzles me, as I think it is probably the result of working for Disney. Feels if the animators were a bit frustrated with the standard result.
Disney´s products tend to take themselves too seriously. This element was needed to set this film apart from just a "normal" Disney production.
Lasseter´s previous, pre-Disney stuff had this element. Without it, this art-form is not going to get anywhere real fast.
Next time, lads, go for it! CG is a newborn tool, so give it the freedom it deserves.