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Simple answer no.
For me it's the same with any other media. I love watching old movies, playing older games and older animation shows. it's not just the CG that counts, it's animation; how fluid is it, do the characters have weight and so on. The style; is it interesting or generic. Who designed it and do i suit the show and the characters. And there's music, effects, story and more.
I think that the majority of people do not understand that 3D/CG animation is still in a infantile state, pretty much as "good old" 2D animation was back in it's initial start. The good CG movies we see today are the equivalent of what Snow White is to 2D animation. granted 3D animation have come a long way from Enter The Shizzagee, ReBoot, Transformers: Beast Wars, Donkey Kong Country the TV Series. 3D/CG Animators have to "rediscover" the principles of animation with the new tools that are out there, styles will be tested and have been tested, just like what 2D animation have done. Cartoony, Semi-realistic, Photo realistic. Different renders that can make the already finished 3D models look like entirely new characters.
Example how a different render engine can change the entire look and feel of a modeled character can be seen on my own youtube page with videos of my TMNT model. [/end shameless ad]
Of course watching high budget animated films will be more visually appealing, but there's more then just the visuals that counts. Just look at Avatar.
What we have seen is a bare basic teaser. It's not even a teaser trailer, like the running scene teaser TMNT07 had. We have seen the individual CG models posing in a blank environment. Give them some textures and it will look like it's a whole different thing.
But if you just don't like the style they are going for or just don't 3D/CG animation because it's "different", too bad. It's not made for you.
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