108. I don't think they're inherently bad, but yeah, I'm also prejudiced against the current style that started with Toy Story. I can hardly ever motivate myself to watch one of them because I feel so cheated by it (never even seen Finding Nemo). I wouldn't mind it if they gave us a 'traditional' Disney film every once in a while, but sure enough, it's always the 3-D look. As I understand it the traditional look would be almost entirely achieved by computers now, too, but still they devote themselves entirely to the computerized look that looks computerized. The more illustrated style just had so much more beauty and warmth. That's my childhood. Now it's all about the effects, and even stories seem to have suffered. (Sure, Brother Bear was 'traditional,' but the writing was horrible I thought.) They must think people want more Pixar, but they have a large audience that doesn't. Think of all these kids being raised on Pixar instead of traditional Disney... I mean, could be worse, but it's just kinda sad. The Lion King was the pinnacle of Disney if you ask me.