What are some examples of early CG done right in /co/ media?

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>>94757576
The Big Ben chase scene during The Great Mouse Detective is probably the earliest example I can think of that really worked.

I can't remember anything scene in particular, but I think Treasure Planet's CG also aged fairly well too.

Stampede in TLK was fine hybrid of 2D and cgi.

Treasure Planet CGi was shit though, too detached.

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>>94758330
Well that's not so "early", but it does look great.

>>94757925
technically it's not cgi because it was printed on cels and painted

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>>94757576
Wildebeest from Lion King

I actually didn't know they were cgi

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>>94758384
Silver looked great though. But yeah, B.E.N. and the environment stuff were too shifty; not as bad as Titan A.E. but still

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>>94757925
This led to Oliver & Company's CGI, which is also fairly decent. Some parts stick out, but the final chase scene was really well done. Apparently it was the first time Disney actually set up a full CG department for a film, after Great Mouse Detective's CGI proved successful.
If we're gonna talk really bad CGI, Road to El Dorado's CGI has aged like shit. But it's still a beautiful movie.

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>>94757576
I'm fond of the Goofs' car in A Goofy Movie. It looks so simple and fun