Well this is a trick one to watch.....
A person can criticize this film lightly. After all, the film is divided into two parts, both of which represent a period of change for Disney in its context. The stories are based on classic works of literature and develop a particular historiography. I particularly see this film as a curious way of studying cinema and animation. Its characteristics are very unique and represent an identity of that period. The lines and music show this in a very discreet way. However, I recommend thinking about how this film particularly influenced Steven Spielberg (the first part was clearly where he removed the Indiana Jones scene) and Tim Burton (mainly in the final scene of the second part). Therefore, it is clear that the film has aged poorly, but it has many good ideas taken here and its influence is gigantic, so it is up to everyone to see this film and express their opinions without being anachronistic about it.