Top 20 Disney Endings That Don't Mean What You Think

[@MsMojo]

Are there any Disney endings that YOU think people misinterpret? Let us know, and be sure to also watch our video of the Top 10 Most Satisfying Disney Movie Endings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIGUh2yQrJKrf9U

[@tracyndiyob162]

loved that aladdin used his street smarts and what he learned to trick jafar and save the kingdom/the genie and jasmine. really enjoyed tangled for that being a subversion especially how rapunzel was locked up. honestly would've preferred for 4 if buzz/jessie went with woody as that's the only thing i can think of wanting for 5(alongside them being taken in by andy's kid as a bookend.) is them reuniting. like the message of mulan being true to herself alongside her own identity shining past the reflections. love the fox and the hound's ending with how while it's bittersweet that even they won't likely be able to directly see each other(unless if amos chilled enough to realize the fox that saved his life/widow telling him about tod while taking care of him.) "their friendship will never die". love that about the lion king with how even with simba's friends in the deleted scene and 1/2 timon being against going to a dangerous place thinking simba deserted them but pumbaa convinces him to go with nala to help their friend out even if it meant the end of their no worries way knowing when to be serious risking their lives. think break the internets message could've been better if vanellope wasn't selfish at points and didn't have fridge horror of sugar rush getting deleted from her disappearing. really did get miyazaki vibes from the rescuers down under(though i loved ferngully/once upon a forest is more hand heavy with it.) & alongside the great mouse detective as underrated disney movie. atlantis is a Renaissance movie to me as a lot of it actually reminds me of tarzan.(rourke is pretty similar to clayton) i remember that striking me as a kid realizing in up carl was letting go of hist past to move forward to a new life.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

The third act message of _Up,_ and most of it for that matter, tend to get overshadowed by the sheer power of it's opening. But the ending message about life being it's own adventure and letting go of the past in order to move forward should be remembered.

[@trinaq]

I appreciated that Mama Imelda didn't forgive Hector right away for supposedly abandoning her and Coco right away. By the time of the epilogue, which takes place some time later, she's had more time to come to terms with things, and forgive him.

[@abigailalexis735]

hector wanted to back but he was murdered.

[@theplushiecrew1486]

@@abigailalexis735yes but Imelda didn’t know that at the time and Hector still left for an extended period of time with no contact.

[@bennymora3086]

And that was important☝🏼

[@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq]

Surely he remained in contact with her. At least before he was murdered.

[@henrylechmere5042]

Feeling someone's pain takes a lot to empathise! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Auxsium]

"Would you like to stay forever?!" Always loved that old woman.

[@thomashuffman3237]

Me too. Also, RIP June Foray (Grandma Fa’s voice actress and one of the biggest names in voice acting, up there with Jim Cummings and Mel Blanc.)

[@chloeeng6811]

Iconic line

[@Cheeseandwhiskers]

@@thomashuffman3237 Jim Cummings isn't Dead

[@thomashuffman3237]

@@Cheeseandwhiskers I didn't say he was.

[@vulpixfairy1985]

This is why I love Disney movies. Peel back the layers and see the deep symbolic meanings in the stories. I love it!

[@stilbreker]

I just rewatched Brother Bear lately and I totally get what you mean. How do people not talk about that movie!?

[@kiki_the_arctic_cat_girl3778]

Me too, disney always will be the greatest🥰💖🥰💖

[@josemorales3896]

I heard that Peter Pan was really the villain, and Capt Hook was the frustrated hero who was running out of time to stop Pan from kidnapping children and bringing them to Neverland, so the children would never get old (by killing them). Hook never wanted to hurt the children, but he wanted to stop Peter Pan. Sounds a lot more feasible, especially with all the children trafficking that's going on today...

[@DavidRay39]

That "hero" kidnapped Tiger Lily.

[@MrApollonox]

@@DavidRay39A necessary evil to stop the Pan. But he was watching over her the whole time. How do we know if he would’ve really let her drown?

[@Loki_Gal9322]

That is a dark theory, albeit if not proven false.

[@jurgenvonjessica4656]

I thought I read that the pirates were Lost Boys that grew up, but couldn't find their way back home. Regardless, the book drives home how Pan covets the true home and family and Mother that he can never have.

[@matthewdean7825]

hook is Mr Darling.

[@kriscynical]

Aladdin's issues with self-worth, his background, and being an embarrassment to Jasmine are all covered in the TV series, actually, more than once. Yet another reason it irks me so much that Disney continues to refuse to release it on ANY platform, physical or otherwise. It was such a great series!!

[@themadwomanskitchen9732]

Ay, that song from Coco REALLY got to me. I felt like it came directly from my late husband, Tim, who died 28 years ago. Our 33rd anniversary is coming up on August 3rd and I love how this song reminds me of how we're connected. I wouldn't be surprised if Tim sings to me in Heaven when he isn't singing to the Lord Jesus. He loved to sing. I moved away from the county where we got married 25 years ago and I moved back last year. So I hope to visit our old haunts over the next couple weeks leading up to our anniversary.

[@samuelcollantes1175]

I didn't knew my favorite childhood movies had such a deep meaning in their endings. Thanks Ms Mojo, this was a beautiful top to sit through. Happy sunday night , God bless you and take care, greetings from Colombia.

[@grayshigami6797]

Toy Story 4 ends Woody's story, so there's no reason to make a fifth one. If they want to give protagonism to the other toys then they should make spinoffs instead of making Pixar's best franchise a cash cow

[@kaysrandomchannel4618]

YEAH!

[@12Blueace]

They have done that with their specials and shorts. In Toy Story of Terror we get to focus on Jesse and overcoming her fears, Toy Story that Time Forgot we get to focus on Trixie and how she plays so many roles she misses playing a dinosaur, but learns that it doesn’t matter what you play because your still loved by your child, and in Toy Story short Party-saurous Rex we focus on Rex and even though he may be clumsy, he can still be a lot of fun.

[@brendanrodriguez5111]

I hope you mentioned inside out. Because my giant problem with that movie is that everyone takes home the growing up angle and is like, bing bong is so sad, but as a person who struggles with depression and suicidal thoughts, I love this movie becuase it’s really about depression and how sadness is a necessary thing to feel balanced. It’s also about depression being caused by many things such as fear, moving, anger, ETC. I just hate that the main thing people take away is bing bong death sad and growing up hard when the main villain is essentially depression, and maybe joy, but she could just be a very flawed protagonist. Like woody. He was a bit of a woody himself in the first movie.

[@ViewerOnline101]

How ironic that Disney itself missed the whole point and messages, not to mention the endings, of these movies when they remake them; not just these movies, but literally all of them.

[@matthewmira3265]

3:47 Buzz: To infinity… 3:50 Woody: … and beyond.

[@calebsoria1777]

🤠+👨‍🚀

[@cajayson8301]

Nice list but I would have included Beauty and the Beast. For some, it's about living happily ever after but what it represents can be interpreted in two ways (depending upon who you ask): a case of Stockholm Syndrome (I disagree here) or the fact that Belle changed her outlook on life because she shunned men, had no interest in coming close to being with one but realizing she was fine with a romance since the Beast/Prince had truly noble qualities, which she saw even when he was a furry animal. Some also suggest she gave up her other desires upon marrying him, i.e. adventures. However, who's to say they never left the castle? I can see Belle and Beast departing the castle to go look for buried treasure or just have a wonderful time.

[@Breexbloodlust]

To me it meant that it shouldn't matter what someone looks like if you love them. He was feared for looking different

[@cajayson8301]

@@Breexbloodlust great point!

[@Breexbloodlust]

@@cajayson8301 thanks

[@alking7655]

I always saw it (the ending) as a link to the old adage that tests true love. "If you love someone/something, set them free. If they don't return, it never was love. If they do, it is true love." As he says to Cogsworth, "I let her go." "Why?" "Because...I love her."

[@calebsoria1777]

To infinity…. And beyond 😢

[@calebsoria1777]

I knew what Mulans true ending meant. Even the live action proved that

[@juanmata9814]

1. Tangled 2. The Little Mermaid 3. The Lion King 4. Aladdin 5. Alice in Wonder Land 6. Up 7. Coco 8. Snow White and The 7 Dwafs 9. Sleeping Beauty 10. Robin Hood 11. The Hunchback of Norte Dame My Favorite Best Disney movies that some still needs Sequels Trilogies and animated series

[@rainbowrunner1550]

As I said before, it's always a pleasure to see MsMojo uploading a Disney video!

[@TheOfficialPSI]

Ralph Breaks the Internet had such a subtle ending, it literally stated out loud, in front of the audience's face, with no intrusive background noise, that Ralph is extremely insecure about the idea of Vanellope not being there to keep him grounded and happy, before physically embodying that insecurity as the big monster at the end that he defeats by having a long conversation of "THIS IS THE MORAL OF THE MOVIE NOW ACCEPT IT AND GO AWAY". I mean what, you couldn't draw up a quick metal sign that says "Ralph uses Vanellope as a tool for his own happiness and it's extremely unhealthy" whose power is to physically smack the audience in the face with its message and make *that* the final villain of the movie? It's no wonder audiences might be confused.

[@LiviaPaikos]

I heard a therory that in monsters inc kids were thought to be toxic because when the technology for monsters to travel to the human world was first developed during the Black Death.

[@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq]

Interesting theory.

[@BG-be8di]

You mean we didn't know what the endings really meant when we saw these movies as kids, right? These did have very significant endings: Tangled did have a happy ending and I couldn't imagine how long it would take Eugene and Rapunzel to get married: 2 years or 3 seasons of a adventures' serie, I thought that the number of years was said to exaggerate; in The Lion King, I only knew somehow Simba would to return to his home, I was also amazed when Timon and Pumba came to help, that is true friendship, if not, what kind of true friends would they be?; when I saw Toy Story 3, I didn't expect Andy to also donate to Woody; let alone I expected that in Toy Story 4, Woody's farewell with his friends, I thought they would be happy and together from now on in Toy Story 3; about Zootopia, it's like you said that the prejudices don't change overnight but you should keep trying to make the world a better place; When I saw Coco, I was taken by surprise by the whole plot twist, more when the great grandmother died and the same time she met again with his Dad, it was a very moving bittersweet ending; about the Fox and the Hound, I like to think that in the end Tod and Tobby both continued as friends forever, although they no longer live close; it was th mos satisfying ending when finally Bernardo proposes marriage to Bianca oh yeah; although "Alice in Wonderland", I never understood the movie well and that it was only a dream when Alice woke up

[@waittillfamewtf2385]

Nobody lives happily ever after! 🏰 "Enchanted" (2007)

[@cookiesncream789]

I love Enchanted so much ❤.

[@cajayson8301]

I love that you put Mary Poppins. Despite how it comes off like a sugary sweet magical, it's rather complex.

[@calebsoria1777]

Coco Made me 😂 Especially after the song when she said mi hija wants wrong.

[@calebsoria1777]

Ralph breaks the internet was on the topic of accepting change. It’s scary but it dosent mean that it’s the end.

[@Tomboyy9818]

Doesn’t*

[@calebsoria1777]

@@Tomboyy9818 🤐 ignore the grammar for once

[@calebsoria1777]

Up was beautiful because so whst if they never made it to swallow falls but instead her entire life with you was the adventure

[@Tomboyy9818]

What**

[@calebsoria1777]

@@Tomboyy9818 🤫

[@ClaudiaS_]

A better title for the video would have been “Top 20 Disney Endings that you’ve always understood just fine”, seeing as nothing said is news to pretty much anybody.

[@bplionel2]

It wouldn't be clickbait, then.

[@landonmiles97]

Toy Story should’ve ended after the third movie. The fact that there is going to be a fifth is absurd to me.

[@盧璘壽로인수]

well Eugene FitzHerbert IS a prince His kingdom is the polar opposite of Corona, and his father was the keeper of the Moonstone "The Fox and the Hound" Disney ending is JUST PART of the actual ending the actual ending of "Snow White" is the wedding and the Evil Queen's punishment

[@navega3997]

I miss when Disney cared about the stories, the art and the sentimental aspect of their movies. I’ve said this since the first time I watched the first “remake”. …. Disney is gonna use these so called “remakes” to cash in… because they know it’ll attract young viewers but will also attract interest in older viewers that may find it nostalgic.

[@toob1979]

_Ralph Breaks the Internet_ is insulting. Both Ralph and Vanellope leave their games for the same reason -- they felt unfulfilled by their roles. Both games face being unplugged forever without their key characters. Everyone mocks or scolds Ralph for doing it. When Vanellope does it, it's all, "WOO-HOO! YOU GO, GIRL! GIRL POWER!" Vanellope has less reason to leave her game because she's a popular, playable hero. Ralph's a hillbilly who throws bricks at the hero, Fix-It Felix, Jr.

[@TheOfficialPSI]

Ralph Breaks the Internet is what you get when your scripting team has just finished writing the first movie before deciding "Wait a minute. Screw accepting your lot in life and being happy with what you get! That sounds awful! Let's make the second one about life is always evolving, and always striving to reach up, that's literally a much more uplifting moral."

[@carlosmattessich3883]

And when they visit the Internet, there are no references to D(___) Figures Let me say that again: NO REFERENCES TO D(___) FIGURES. NOT EVEN ON KICKSTARTER.

[@adventuresinsplashmountain6]

Sometimes I feel like Monsters inc was only made to stop kids from fearing monsters. Because in there they are nice

[@luckescotchy7089]

In Peter Pan, when Wendy said, "I have to grow up tomorrow.", my mind went to an Arranged Marriage, and Things that violate KZbin's ideals.

[@andydoms2001]

Just goes to show how Disney movies are always in some ways more complex than we all think.

[@circleancopan7748]

Mary Poppins and Nanny McPhee had the same theme. Both were old maids, both were magical beings, both served their purpose, and both leave the scene if they weren't that needed anymore.

[@vanoss_jr]

Toy Story 4’s ending is an insult to Toy Story 3’s Masterpiece of an Ending!!!

[@garveyneal1672]

I Disagree with you I think Toy Story 4 is an Extension of Toy Story 3's Ending

[@vanoss_jr]

@@garveyneal1672 then you’re just another oblivious idiot that fell for the director’s trap the led to him getting a free oscar for butchering an iconic franchise.

[@DavidRay39]

@@garveyneal1672 Or just one long nightmare.

[@vanoss_jr]

@@christopherbingham5092 really, did you know that there was one scene in the film that completely defeats the entire film’s purpose. And did you know that the director’s themselves expected the audience/viewers to be oblivious idiots that wouldn’t notice obvious details that make zero sense in the film. If you didn’t know all that you’re just proving my point further.

[@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq]

Personally, I'm bipolar about the ending.

[@MINNIEBLACK]

My number one pick would be Encanto because the ending made no sense to what so ever

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

These endings are so good!

[@davidannderson9796]

The ending of The Lion King does not disprove the Hakuna Matata philosophy. The truth is more complex than that. In the middle of the movie, Simba Needed Hakuna Matata. Simba needed Hakuna Matata in order to heal and grow strong. Only through being able to heal and grow strong through Hakuna Matata in the middle of the movie was Simba able to grow strong enough to defeat Scar in the end. Just like right now America needs Hakuna Matata in order to heal and grow strong again. But that is not the main point of this comment.

[@BG-be8di]

yeah, it's truth as you said: because at that moment Simba needed it for heal or relieve some of his pain, also to continuing his childhood

[@sweetwolfsteve5583]

3:31 sadly this is getting retconned bc there's a toy story 5 coming out

[@calebsoria1777]

Yeah I knew what tangeled ending meant

[@LiviaPaikos]

“You’re wiping out an entire civilization but hey… you’ll be rich.” The harsh reality of this world.

[@preachaman21]

Atlantis is a great movie!!! Sucks that it was a cinematic flop; it was ahead of its time

[@maxinezook3835]

Agreed! I really think Atlantis, The Black Cauldron & Treasure Planet were all made to attract a teen/young adult audience but for Disney that's really a big challenge because I think even these days most people see Disney streaming & TV shows & movies as products made for little children & if anyone older likes anything about them that's a bonus! IMHO all 3 movies are great movies & vastly underrated.

[@randomuser1105]

These were all the surface meanings of the movies endings. Who was so dense that they didn't understand any of this.

[@aprilhubbard2696]

I know a lot more about them than a lot of people realize cause of ek my aunt was I understand not just the endings cause I read the books first but because of Ai knew of the original fairy tales and how there was always more of a backstory to it it started with The Brothers Grimm in the Disney franchise of movies we now have a lot of those can be explained when you go back and read the fairy tales and “ Into The Woods”now in Disney Plus with Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep reminds us of that too

[@rafaelaveralugo7626]

Tangled’s message: They’ll never get Flynn’s nose right

[@Omega_X_Factor]

Here’s my issues with Ralph Breaks the Internet. It’s true Ralph was too clingy for his own good, but Vanellope decides to leave her game without talking to the Sugar Rush denizens or her best friend who moved heaven and Earth to save the game. Why does this bother me? She was “going Turbo”. This sequel contradicts the first film to a point.

[@SonicGamerGirl2006]

This is one of the main reasons why I REALLY don't like Ralph Breaks the Internet. It contradicted a lot of things that the first film established.

[@caoilainnmcfadden3108]

I hope I’m not the only one who was crying to some of these parts in the video

[@ReeseDavidson]

IMO, Toy Story 4 isn’t by any means a bad movie, but I will never get over the fact that they ruined the perfect ending in Toy Story 3. I’m not a huge fan of the ending of the fourth movie.

[@grahamdamberger7130]

TS5 seems to be on the road to becoming worse, then. The fact that Toy Story 4's announcement and swapping of release dates with Incredibles 2 caused the latter to suffer from a rushed development is appalling, especially when everyone was anticipating Incredibles 2 and no one was expecting the TS franchise to continue past 3 films.

[@OverlordZeroULTIMA]

I still find it hard to believe there may be a Toy Story 5...Like...Why? As much as I loved the franchise, please tell me that's fake! ;o; Or if anything, focus on other toys, like Zurg from TS2 (and even cameoed in 3's credits). Do we really have to focus on the same toys all the time (even with Bonnie's toys)? I love the OG gang, of course, but they can only be milked for so much...

[@charliejoson9145]

Yeah, on the last Toy Story 4, Woody willingly gave his voice box to Gabby Gabby. I don't think anyone would want a Woody doll sans voice box. Will they continue with his rogue story with Bo Peep.....?

[@DavidRay39]

The last thing we need is another Toy Story. The 4th was mediocre at best. The third film ended perfectly. Even Tim Allen wasn't happy what they did to Buzz (he said so in his sitcom Last Man Standing. I like to believe that was Tim Allen talking, not his character, Mike Baxter).

[@OverlordZeroULTIMA]

@@charliejoson9145 I'm wondering this as well. Or would he maybe see Gabby Gabby again so soon? I wonder if it'll not be focused on Woody anymore and will now be focused on Buzz and the rest of the gang. I saw a thumbnail of supposedly a "grown up" Andy with a child, so I wonder if he's married and has a kid, and maybe they're reflecting on what all Andy had as a kid. Just so many questions. I need to find that vid again.

[@OverlordZeroULTIMA]

@@DavidRay39 Tbh, I didn't really like 4 as much either. I liked Forky (I admit it, I'm into silly chars like that and Olaf), but to suddenly bring back old toys and events was odd, but at least I guess we know what went on with Bo Peep..? But yeah, ultimately, 4 wasn't my fave, and agreed, 3 was the perfect ending. If they wanted to do more, they could've made a series or something for the new gang if they wanted, instead of adding more plots that may leave even more plot holes now. (I admittedly couldn't get into Last Man Standing; I liked his other sitcom, Home Improvement, a lot more. LMS was more serious to me and I didn't like all the political stuff, as someone who avoids those kinds of conversations like the plague)

[@chelseacanales8763]

I saw on DVD that in The Fox and the Hound that it was somewhat about race. I don’t want this to become a sensitive topic, but that’s what I saw. The movie is underrated and has a bittersweet ending but it’s a great film.

[@kenbrown2808]

*top 20 disney movies we want to websplain FIFY

[@MegaPianoplayer1]

I don't know why anyone would say Snow White shows that the pretty people always win. I've always known that SW was "fairest one of all" because she was kind and it had nothing really to do with looks.

[@angelnyambio5704]

I agree, she really put the 'being fair' in "fairest" with people around her

[@dreamguardian8320]

First time Alice in Wonderland ever made it to number 1. Surprising!

[@jg5670]

I’m excited to see it at number 1 as it’s my favorite movie! Would love to see a top 10 Alice in Wonderland songs video someday!

[@DavidRay39]

@@jg5670 There aren't 10 songs in that movie.

[@jg5670]

@@DavidRay39 I know there’s a lot of songs in the movie and I love them all, I just think it would be cool and fun to see that in the future 😊

[@cakes3958]

Thanks for the spoilers Karen.

[@jsadi4734]

​@@cakes3958Then you should have watched the video first and then go to comments.

[@susanwahl6322]

The original stories are more gruesome.

[@Breexbloodlust]

Yeh like the Grimm fairytales

[@tashacooper1753]

Most of the princesses wanted adventure they just happened to find love too

[@cakes3958]

This is 25 minutes of stating the obvious.

[@queenbee202rose6]

That makes sense for these Disney movies

[@CodyFairlessLee]

I like MONSTERS INC., WRECK-IT RALPH, and FINDING NEMO. I also love TOY STORY 4, WALL-E, RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET, COCO, UP, and ZOOTOPIA.

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No 2️⃣ I like how this movie tackles those two serious issues to show to children

[@ThatGuyLondon]

Ariel sings about how badly she wanted to see the human world before she ever saw Eric. And she didn't make any actual effort to become human until her father destroyed her human stuff..and even then it was Ursula taking advantage of Ariel being in a vulnerable position after coming to blows with her father. She didn't change for a msn. Eric was the finally straw after the way her father treated her

[@SpaceUmbreDoggos]

The fox and the hound and bambi are two prime examples of why disney's live acction remakes are given to the wrong movies. I think that both movies deserve a Live action remake as much as the Aristocats, specifically to fix elements of the plot that were either not obvious enough, or too ambigious. I think live action remakes could be a good thing for certain more underrated films, especially with the rise of fandoms built around these films that are specifically underrated. But, disney goes for the charizards of their films and ends up botching the story instead of making underrated films have a fresher take...

[@Jeeshansameer2165]

These All Movies Are Define My Childhood

[@nicolesmith2297]

Where it does help keep the powers-that-be in power I think the lie about humans being toxic to monsters was implemented by the powers-that-be to protect both worlds mostly the monsters. There's an alternate opening to The first movie that basically explains that monstrous in humans used to share the world but that overtime humans became distrustful and fearful of monsters so they basically left for their own world. I didn't like to imagine that the lie about humans being toxic has been around since the beginning as a way to keep the younger generations from trying to explore the human world or try to keep them from interacting with older humans or worse try to bring a human into their world. Can you imagine what would happen if certain groups of people find out that there's a whole nother world that has perfected dimensional travel and it's full of monsters.

[@tazman2253]

wait the message of Ferngully was to save the rainforest. With Ti Curry's song could of sworn it was the opposite

[@Tomboyy9818]

Tim*

[@jameskuyper]

Given the title for this video, I expected you to identify, for each movie, a misconception about the meaning of the ending that was pretty much universal, followed by a correction. I may have missed something, but I didn't notice you identifying a single misconception.

[@breneefrier7565]

the last rain forest dudes in the background are the same people tryna kill naveen and tiana in princess and the frog

[@maevblog9955]

Do top 10 adult cartoon characters voiced by minors

[@LadySamurai88]

Please tell me is the name of the background music?

[@vetarlittorf1807]

I wish you wouldn't waste spots on Pixar movies.

[@krisrhood2127]

I always thought that was what Mary Poppins was about

[@joeydemitro8976]

TOY STORY FOUR IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE TOO

[@axels3188]

I think that Alice in Wonderland is the number 1 Disney movie ending that doesn’t make sense.

[@Terastas]

12:28: So we're all just supposed to ignore the fact that she game hopped? You know, the thing that the villain from the first movie was doing that almost got everyone in the arcade killed? I can somewhat respect Wreck-It Ralph for being a giant metaphor for the cruelty of fate and learning to make the best with what you are given. But RBTI took a giant diarrhea dump all over that.

[@mcfire5047]

Toy Story should’ve ended at 3

[@Abby_The_Muppet]

Who else cried at toy story 4

[@allison3852]

Do you like the narnia movies isnt that Disney Is fox and the hound on Disney plus or they have more than one movie

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I really like Aladdin Mulan The Fox and the hound finding Nemo zootopia

[@Breexbloodlust]

Walle is more relevant today than it was in the 2000s, given how the world especially America is now.

[@shesakillerqueeeen]

Damn, even watching that short clip from Coco got me sitting here bawling

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

Don’t ever compare Hayao Miyazaki films to any Disney film 🤣

[@Breexbloodlust]

Thank you! Exactly lol

[@liamdude5722]

Literally who didn't understand these?

[@HafeezUrRehman916]

2:50 up to 3:54 I never really liked Toy Story 4 much anyway. I’m not watching that. It’s now 4 years old anyway!

[@jesslopez7731]

I still cannot watch Fox and the Hound 😭

[@catch1435]

Snow White I LOVE YOU THE SEEY OMG GLORYJOHNSON

[@layla_o_dwyer]

20:07 haha

[@sassie7284]

the title does not fit the telling , it is more a out the moral of the story then the ending.. but otherwise nice thinking.

[@keandregreen5628]

Alice in wonderland number 1?????

[@matthewdean7825]

What did people think the endings mean if this is what they don't mean what people think?

[@christinalenzhofer4600]

Mari Poppins Wohle

[@mayaharrison3138]

cooool

[@iamb_4u908]

Sorry, gotta disagree with you about Little Mermaid. It really is just about her giving up literally all aspects of her life for a man she doesn't even really know.

[@brb__bathroom]

LALALALAALALALALLALALA, I'm NOT LISTENING

[@Matsuri2009]

ooo early crew

[@gabycordova195]

❤

[@davidchism6081]

Supercalifragalisticxpideadous.

[@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst]

Spelled it wrong but I forgive you ❤

[@davidchism6081]

@@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst ok.

[@davidchism6081]

Supercalatragalistixpideidous.

[@NeoConnor1]

You know, the sound of the word is quite atrocious.

[@christinalenzhofer4600]

Monsters

[@katherineknapp4370]

😮😢😊

[@NancyTheMouse]

Second

[@Hypagemie]

Rather you didn’t say disney films are only for kids and parents! 🫤 people are adults that don’t want kids that still love disney.