Oliver and Company certainly does not stand at the forefront of Disney feature animation, but it is a fun and entertaining endeavor nonetheless. It was visually and stylistically more akin to much earlier forbears such as 101 Dalmatians and The Rescuers than to the Disney animation renaissance films that immediately followed its 1988 release, yet was innovative in its use of computers and computer assisted animation.In the musical number "Why Should I Worry," the film plays a very quick yet still distinct homage to the Disney dogs that came before. Peg, Jock and Trusty from Lady and the Tramp take notice of the Dodger's musical antics, and Pongo from 101 Dalmatians strains at his leash so to be a part of the dancing canine entourage.
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