Black Cauldron and Song of South

Until fairly recently the two Disney animated feature-length films not yet released on DVD were the underrated Black Cauldron, and the un-PC Song of the South. I always thought that BC was unfairly underrated. Most critics panned it, and apparently so did most of the audience, which surpirsed me becasue I remmebered kids squealing with excitement in the theater back when it was released. One critic even said it was "inconceivable" that anyone would actaully want to own it in Entertainment weekly. In a move I now very much regret, I sent a letter of disagreement to the magazine(a polite letter, just a stupid one, as I didn't realize that MOuse Detective cost much less than Cauldorn did). I'd say that the recent Treasure Planet is underratted in the same way.
As for Song of the South, it remains the only feature left. The folks in charge of Disney are just too Politically Correct to release it, and it shows since a lot of what the studio does produce noways seems to contain PC messages, and entertainment is secondary. Does ayone else think Song of the South SHOULD be released?

I think so. I wonder if people aren't judging "Song of the South" too harshly.

Song of the South SHOULD be released for history purposes...The Deep South was different back then.

Look at Gone With The Wind...It's talked about now but it's a part of American History we can learn from.