When Disney's feature animation surged in the 1990s, Warner Bros. tried to capitalize on their rival's success with animated feature films of their own, without the assistance of Spielberg. Their films—"Cats Don't Dance", "Quest for Camelot" and "The Iron Giant"—failed to come close to Disney's success, although "Cats Don't Dance" and "The Iron Giant" both received critical praise and developed cult followings. The 2001 live-action/animation hybrid "Osmosis Jones", starring Bill Murray, was a costly commercial failure, although its home video performance proved successful enough for the studio's TV animation department to produce a short-lived spin-off series called "Ozzy and Drix".