Absolutely not!!!!!

Hm.. Maybe.

I think he'd love The Princess and The Frog, Tangled, and maybe Wreck-It Ralph; he would like Frozen and the new Winnie The Pooh movie (even though I dislike both); and might not care much for Brave because it's technically not his, I don't know.

Remember that Disney LOVED new technology and always wanted to do the most new, updated thing so yeah, probably.

I think so. But if he was still here I would hope that he wouldn't like the plastic look of the female characters and fix them up a bit!

Pretty much what Lullaby said.

Well, times were different then. I think at the very least he'd appreciate the animation style.

I think he would be disappointing since Disney is not making anymore 2d movies.

I want to say no, but he pioneered animation. He basically single-handedly led animation from 5-minute black-and-white theatrical shorts to fully-colored, beautifully animated, full-length films. Maybe he would jump for CGI had he known it when he was alive, maybe he wouldn't have.

From what I've heard though, he wasn't fully happy to fire his ink and color department to replace it with xerox machines to cut the cost of inking animation (he only HAD TO because the company was on the verge of bankruptcy after Sleeping Beauty), and he didn't really like the edgy, modern aesthetics of 101 Dalmations or subsequent films because he loved the traditional, colorful, dreamy, romantic aesthetics of, say, Alice In Wonderland and Peter Pan.

While Walt definitely embraced new animation styles (he almost single-handedly introduced color, anatomically correct humans, full-length animated films, etc) he still had a soft spot for and respected traditional animation methods. It was he who said, "Don't forget it all started with a mouse." So I don't know. The company completely abandoning hand-drawn/2D animation and making only CGI films... I can't say I think he would fully love it.

Well, I wouldn't know because I'm not him. But I have a feeling he wouldn't like the movies like Brave, Frozen and Tangled.