5. Lion Of Oz (2000)
Here's a curious oddity that you likely never knew about - and I say "curious" because it's actually considered to be an "official" prequel to
The Wizard of Oz. Yes, that famous, beloved musical masterpiece. Except, you know: animated. The movie decides that it wants to tell the story of how the Cowardly Lion ends up becoming the massive wimp we all know and love him for, because that's totally the kind of story that warrants an entire feature film of its own. I'm joking, of course: I'm not sure this story ever needed to be told, given that nobody had ever proposed such an idea for, oh, over sixty years - even when the first movie came out, people weren't wondering why the lion was so afraid all the time, because that's such a boring thing to wonder. Still,
Lion of Oz was made with the blessing of L. Frank Baum's grandson Roger, who decided to cash in on his famous relative's properties for the good of this thing. "It's awful and it should be burned to the ground," said everyone who saw it.