Top 10 Disney Animated Movies That Are Timeless

[@MsMojo]

Which Disney animated movie do YOU think is the most timeless? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Most Timeless Cartoons here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXPLpaqpbLd_pqM

[@chasehedges6775]

All of the ones from the 90s

[@nathansullivan8472]

I believe that Dumbo is quite timeless. Sure, there are a few various details about it that certainly have not aged well, there is no use for me to deny that. However, it has plenty of underlying themes that hold up without a doubt. Most notably how it has instances of how animal cruelty is used and exploited for human gain. That is a MAJOR discussion point for future generations, and was quite ahead of its time period when it was released.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Yo, where the f*ck is Pocahontas?! Really? You put all the Renaissance aside Hunchback of Notre Dame BUT her? You’re seriously blind

[@jcj268]

Atlantis, Treasure Planet, and Meet the Robinsons are underrated classics

[@MossyOctopus]

I was GAGGED that Sleeping Beauty wasnt mentioned. Its one of the lost beautiful and classic animated movies ever made. I also thought the Renaissance was a little over represented.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Hercules and Mulan continue to be legendary to this point. They showcase such fearless protagonists willing to go far and beyond to save a nation.

[@bighand1530]

I prefer the 1998 Mulan movie over the 2020 Mulan movie.

[@tylerwheeler8595]

@@bighand1530 I don't think nobody likes the 2020 adaptation of Mulan

[@盧璘壽로인수]

in Herakles's case, he was saving not just one nation but the entire (known) world @@tylerwheeler8595 even the Mainland Chinese hate it (despite Disney's massive fail of kissing up the Communist Party's äșšңøľəş by shooting at Xinjiang), one factor being no Mushu

[@tylerwheeler8595]

@@盧璘壽로인수 true

[@bighand1530]

@@tylerwheeler8595 I dunno about that

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

‘The Lion King.’ ‘Aladdin.’ ‘Beauty and the Beast.’ ‘The Little Mermaid.’ ‘Cinderella.’ My 5 most favorite Disney animated movies. Good work, MsMojo. 👍

[@coco2.2]

SAME 🙏

[@djones3021]

A goofy movie A goofy movie A goofy movie A goofy movie Wall -e

[@arielle8010]

1000% agreed!!!!

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Well of course these Disney movies are timeless, i mean almost if not just about every animated Disney movie is an absolute classic. because if there's one of many things that Disney can do it's make movies that no one could ever forget.

[@chasehedges6775]

Disney is a cornerstone of our childhood.

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

I’m glad The Emperor’s New Groove made the list. That film is outright hysterical and NEVER fails to leave me in stitches every time! I can make ANYONE keel over with laughter with my impression of Yzma cat

[@bighand1530]

That is in my top ten for sure when it comes to Disney movies.

[@9386AliG]

It will never get old!

[@slystone4892]

Overrated movie.

[@Tarry_Plaguer]

Eperor's New Groove director, Mark Dindal, did Cat's Don't Dance just before this. The last film by Turner Feature Animation before they were bought out by Warner Bros., CDD was more or less given no marketing and was only in theaters for a few weeks. WB didn't want it to take away from their film Space Jam. Cats Don't Dance won the 25 Annual Annie Award for Best Animated Feature, beating both Hercules and Space Jam. Give it a look if you haven't seen it already.

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

@@Tarry_Plaguer Cats Don’t Dance is on my watchlist after seeing a reference of it in a South Park episode but unfortunately it’s not available on any streaming service

[@angelasilvi9090]

Thanks for making The Lion King #1! Greatest Disney Movie Of All Time!

[@kriscynical]

"There ain't no way I'm goin' in there! What, you want me to come out lookin' like you, _CACTUS BUTT??"_ That line made me laugh when I was 10 and it _still_ makes me laugh at 38 because come on, "cactus butt" is objectively hilarious.

[@jaclynsanture6643]

same here

[@jaclynsanture6643]

and im 37 years old

[@ashlismith8596]

Back when Disney was at its best. I miss this Disney SO much😭😭

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

I KNEW right off the bat The Lion King would be number one!! With its unique story and characters, its Oscar-winning music and catchy songs, and all-star cast, it’s completely addicting! I’m always constantly watching this film at least once or twice a month and constantly jamming out to the songs on my iPod! The Lion King is the “king of the jungle” when it comes to Disney movies and ALWAYS will be!!😊

[@cakes3958]

Unique story? It totally copies another film

[@JamesDavy2009]

@MrSimple0821 "What am I, chopped sushi?" _-Kimba the White Lion_

[@shonisaninetshitenzhe6211]

@@Lady-Kanerasoka Who didn't ?

[@isaacmartinez6904]

You know what's great about these Disney movies: They aren't live action. They are animated.

[@dreamguardian8320]

I agree.

[@mickeymoose9368]

Amen

[@ashlismith8596]

Tarzan has such a killer soundtrack thanks to the legendary Phil Collins✨💖🔥

[@colleenross8752]

Same with Elton John and the Lion King

[@OpticalSorcerer]

I wish the characters actually sang, though.

[@justinmv023]

I really miss the Renaissance 2D animation of Disney animated movies. I am wishing that they will make an another Disney film with their classic 2D animation. I really loved when I saw 2D animation again in Disenchanted In my opinion, 3D animation looks very beautiful, amazing, well detailed but the 2D animation brings so much life to the characters. Their faces, clothes, facial expression, hand gestures, sceneries, and musical sequence. There is something very magical in 2D animation. It's an unexplainable feeling and so nostalgic at the same time.

[@bighand1530]

The 1990’s was easily Disney’s best era if you ask me.

[@dreamguardian8320]

I agree with everything you say about 2D animation. It's the true magic of creation and life. I too wish we had it back. They say the upcoming movie Wish may be 2D animated, but I wouldn't get our hopes up.

[@BrennySpain]

Wish that’s coming out next year might possibly fill that void. It’ll be a mixture of 2D and 3D animation and will be a celebration of 100 years of the Walt Disney company overall too.

[@bighand1530]

@@BrennySpain I wish Gigantic wasn’t cancelled

[@BrennySpain]

@@bighand1530 ikr??!!! And it was teased in zootopia of all movies too.

[@kimiko0720]

Love this list, got a little worried about number 1 when Beauty and the Beast came in at number 2. But when you can say a line from a movie and everyone gets it you know it's a classic

[@PrincessQ-fj9ly]

If there's one thing that Disney will always succeed at, it's making timeless animated movies. ❤️ There's just so many timeless animated movies, I'm surprised it's not a top 20 list.

[@joejoe5673]

I wonder if they still have it in them though, especially considering all the live action remakes they continue to recreate

[@nicholasholladay-elser7307]

@@joejoe5673 They'll work though it. It's not the first time they've stumbled, they'll get back up again.

[@AnnRita45]

@@nicholasholladay-elser7307 EXACTLY!!!!!

[@AntonsVoice]

Not just movies. Aladdin, little mermaid, emperors new groove, and Hercules all had epic tv shows too. Not sure about the rest

[@darthgoku90]

It sure was something to grow up in the 90s with all the then-new Disney movies that have truly stood the test of time. Beauty and the Beast and the Lion King have always been my top 2 as well. Glad I'm not the only one.

[@נדבהורביץ-ג5ר]

The Lion King Beauty and the Beast Aladdin The Little Mermaid Fantasia Tangled Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Frozen The Jungle Book Pinocchio My 10 favorite Disney movies

[@Jimmersaunt]

Beauty and the Beast, Bambi, Snow White, Pinocchio-those are timeless to me!

[@trinaq]

I don't know why Hollywood is so insistent on remaking animated classics. Money probably is a huge reason why. Especially in the case of the Mulan 2020 fiasco, they missed the entire point of what made the original so fantastic.

[@hunterolaughlin]

I kid you not, I used to think the 2020 remake was going to be the one I prefer over the original as I used to think the original was alright. But after seeing the remake, I started realizing how much of a masterpiece the original is.

[@Brook11223]

1) Aladdin because it's Robin Williams and his portrayal of Genie. 2) The Lion King 3) The Hunchback of Notre Dame 4) 101 Dalmatians 5) The Jungle Book 6) Mulan 7) Peter Pan 8) Cinderella 9) The Little Mermaid 10) Lady and The Tramp

[@BlazerK1914]

Kratos: “That Zeus looks weak compared to the one I fought.”

[@olvialee7221]

The Lion King -Elton John Tarzan & Brother Bear -Phil Collins

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

I knew Lilo & Stitch would make the list. I work in a middle school cafeteria and there’s at least two days a week when I see about two dozen students wearing Stitch t-shirts or sweaters

[@hunterolaughlin]

And people like to say Lilo and Stitch is underrated. I’ve also had experience of having some Lilo and Stitch fans in my high school. I remember a girl had an image of the film as her screensaver for her laptop.

[@Lady-Kanerasoka]

@@hunterolaughlin I was 10 and a half when the film was released in theaters in summer 2002 and it was insanely popular for the next few years, but then around the time I was nearing the end of high school (2009-2010), its popularity just plummeted. But I’ve noticed it’s been making a comeback over the years

[@hunterolaughlin]

@@Lady-Kanerasoka Thanks to nostalgia and the fact this year was its 20th anniversary. I was 4 going on 5 when it came out and it was one of the animated films I watched growing up as a child as a 2000s kid. It’s my twin sister’s favorite film.

[@SpacialRend7]

When you’re a person that’s been watching these iconic Disney films, you know that they are timeless! Also, I 💯 fully agree with the #1 pick in this video!! 🦁 👑

[@sorikaiwolf8955]

How can this list not have BAMBI ??? It’s an absolute timeless masterpiece and my favorite movie from the Disney Golden Age No matter what age or generation of people watches it will ALWAYS be adorable, charming , and absolutely beautiful in its design and overall message ! If someone doesn’t love this movie then they literally have a heart of stone ! I loved it when I was a kid , still love it even more now , and will continue to love it when I’m old In fact to this day whenever I see a fawn I always excitedly say like a little kid “It’s Bambi!” ❤🦌❤️

[@Texaslawhorn]

I love "Bambi"! This list is a bit laughable. The fact that "Cinderella" is the only film on this list that predates 1989's "The Little Mermaid" is just plain sad.

[@sorikaiwolf8955]

@@Texaslawhorn Exactly ! There’s no Pinocchio , Snow White , Dumbo, etc. from the Golden Age ! But somehow Lilo and Stitch, Hercules, and Emperor’s New Groove made it on here which most people would say are NOT Disneys BEST This should’ve just been a Top 20 list bc there’s just so many much BETTER movies they left out !

[@janniklingnau6875]

I never watch Bambi

[@sorikaiwolf8955]

@@janniklingnau6875 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@Texaslawhorn]

@@janniklingnau6875 It's such a good film though! So beautiful

[@rosapayne5660]

I do wish Pocahontas at least got an honorable mention. It sure has got a lot to offer in animation, songs, and characters.

[@Showtunediva]

My top 5 1. Beauty And The Beast 2.The Little Mermaid 3.Pocahontas 4. The Princess And The Frog 5.Frozen

[@olvialee7221]

Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs, Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King are regarded in Top 100 Movies Of All Time

[@M3TVROC]

Aladdin as a HONORABLE MENTION?? Naaaahh man... needs to be ON THE LIST.. and HIGH on the list...

[@olvialee7221]

“In my dream dad kissed a llama.” Literally happened 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Aurorak-i6l]

Disney is never known for faithfully adapting source material. It’s been in my DNA since I was a nonverbal toddler. Lion King and Little Mermaid are two of my favorite classics.

[@jommyfonseca6109]

It is better this way ! I prefer their own interpretation than the source material

[@toplaycool21]

With December coming, the National Film Registry will be preserving a new group of films. Time for Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp, 101 Dalmatians, The Jungle Book, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and The Nightmare Before Christmas to join the group. Now, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Tarzan, and The Emperor's New Groove are well beloved in their own right, Disney doesn't seem to treat them as legendary. Mulan and Lilo & Stitch come close to that.

[@hunterolaughlin]

I hope The Little Mermaid gets inducted this year as I’m tired of waiting for the Library of Congress to induct it into the Registry as there’s enough evidence that the film is “culturally, historically and aesthetically significant” and SHOULD have been already inducted. I know this one’s not a Disney animated film unless it being directed by a ex-animator qualifies, but I would also like to see The Secret of NIMH included among this year’s inductees as I think Don Bluth deserves to have at least ONE of his animated films preserved in the Registry and it would be a nice way of honoring both Don Bluth and the film for its 40th anniversary.

[@zackrules4797]

Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King and Lilo and Stitch are my favourite Disney Movies along with The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Zootopia.

[@fejamolonblun2002]

Monsters Inc and University. Both of them are pretty good as well as funny Disney movies.

[@olvialee7221]

Phil Collins music is amazing in Tarzan and Brother Bear. Love it!

[@CodyFairlessLee]

I love HERCULES and the honorable mention of THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS. I also would've cared about about most of the others on this list if they didn't have any direct-to-video follow-ups and Disney logo changes.

[@jennb213]

Love all of these, especially Hercules, Princess and the Frog and Beauty and The Beast. But my all time favorite is Sleeping Beauty. It doesn’t get enough love imo.

[@spencershawndawkins8164]

The Lion King is claimed as my favorite Disney movie since my childhood when I watched in on VHS. I love Lion King 🦁 👑 🌅

[@anthonypena5046]

I’d say underrated films have aged like fine wine

[@calvinfoo]

My ranking as below: 1. Beauty and the Beast 2. Aladdin 3. Mulan 4. The Lion King

[@marikothecheetah9342]

YES! The Lion King! I am so glad it's the number one. BUT. I'd put Mulan higher and add Brother Bear on the list. I don't remember Lilo and Stich and never wanted to rewatch it (other ones I rewatched so often, I almost know them by heart) and it's just so unmemorable for me. The only thing that was memorable was the song in the beginning. Stunningly beautiful.

[@jessetrimbach5908]

Snow White and Seven Dwarfs, truly the one that started it all.

[@camille6853]

I'm surprised The Hunchback of Notre Dame wasn't even an honorable mention. And Hellfire is like the second greatest Disney villain song

[@brettkimura]

I'm not surprised The Lion King is #1 lol

[@bighand1530]

Yeah lol

[@samuelcollantes1175]

Who knew that "The lion King" was gonna be at the #1 spot of this top? What a great way to start off this week Ms Mojo, i wish You all a happy monday and i hope i see You soon for more, God bless You and greetings from Colombia to You as well.

[@larahedge8960]

I was obsessed with Mulan growing up! I had all the toys, and I would watch the movie at least once a day for years, lol. I dislike the life version so much because I feel they took away everything Mulan worked so hard for. In the live version, she gets born with it instead, and all her hard work from the cartoon goes away.

[@AnnRita45]

Hence why I NEVER watch the live action remakes! If the live action Disney movie is more original, then I’d watch. But I REFUSE to watch a live action remake of an animated Disney movie! I will admit though, I am truly curious about what Will Smith does in the live action Aladdin

[@joanna7779]

I'm so glad Tarzan was on this list! It gave me a few hours of sleep at a time a night when my son was a baby - he would only fall asleep to the movie during his sleep regressions. His sister was much less receptive...ha ha.

[@olvialee7221]

I love love love Eddie Murphy as Mushu. I can’t stop laughing

[@allison3852]

He plays the dorkey on shrek too

[@tracysteele7652]

The lion king will always be nu amber one the story and the songs are just fantasic so is the lion musical it received a standing ovation at the end

[@ericgjovaag7958]

I'm surprised you didn't go REALLY far back and include "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves", "Pinocchio", "Sleeping Beauty", or "Bambi", even as honorable mentions.

[@Texaslawhorn]

This list is laughable.

[@cameronjr8]

Please do Top 10 long-time sequel movies that we’ve waited so long.

[@bighand1530]

What would you add?

[@cameronjr8]

@@bighand1530 Top Gun Maverick?

[@bighand1530]

@@cameronjr8 That would make sense. Though I don’t recall Top Gun with so many people demanding a sequel. But none the less, big blockbuster.

[@severinrazvan4906]

@@bighand1530 finding dory

[@bighand1530]

@@severinrazvan4906 Nice one

[@dustinkopperman6797]

The Emperor's New Groove and Mulan and Lilo & Stitch and Tarzan and Hercules and Cinderella and The Princess and the Frog and The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast and Frozen and The Nightmare Before Christmas and Tangled and Aladdin and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Lion King is the most timeless on TV or on the DVDs or on Disney Plus

[@nicolaakuneme9024]

Timeless indeed. NONE of these need live remakes

[@HannahBanana126]

Aladdin, Beauty and The Beast, Mulan, The Lion King, Princess and The Frog, Tarzan, Tangled I could listen to their songs all day long!❤🥺

[@slystone4892]

I’m with you.

[@tpgamble]

Don't foreget The Little Mermaid!!

[@HannahBanana126]

@@tpgamble The Little Mermaid wasn't really my movie. I still watched it every now and then but it didn't really connect besides Ursula song and I dont even know the lyrics.

[@allison3852]

@@HannahBanana126 what about frozen or brave

[@HannahBanana126]

@Allison These are my personal choices, and I connect to Elsa as a character land personality but not songs. I didn't watch Brave, and I only liked the horse because it's my favorite animal, but I don't know the name.

[@bighand1530]

Mulan is my number one favorite

[@bighand1530]

@@adriangarcia543 Yeah. What about for you?

[@LaLayla99]

10. Cinderella 9. Tangled 8. Mulan 7. Moana 6. Princess and the Frog 5. Encanto 4. The Little Mermaid 3. Aladdin 2. The Lion King 1. Beauty and the Beast

[@MTTT19]

10. Disney’s funniest movie 9. I’ll Make A Man Out Of You is the best part of the movie 8. Unique 7. Phil Collins. That’s all you need 6. James Woods steals the show 5. Has one of Disney’s best villains. Just simply having control over one persons life 4. It was so good to have a 2D Animated Disney movie after all these years 3. The birth of the Disney Renaissance 2. In my opinion, Disney’s BEST Movie 1. Almost impossible to top this one

[@h.sch.5717]

The Lion King was my first film in cinema (1994 - when I was ten years young) and I am so happy that I fall in love with cinema due to such a great Disney Classic! For my The Lion King is still Disney's best!

[@nickw7967]

My top 10 Disney movies 1. Lion King 2. Beauty and the Beast 3. Aladdin 4. Hercules 5. Hunchback of Notre Dame 6. Mulan 7. Sleeping Beauty 8. Little Mermaid 9. Tarzan 10. Nightmare Before Christmas

[@olvialee7221]

The reason that Aladdin is timeless is Robin Williams

[@LydiaBarbour]

Mulan is just aging so well and getting more incredible! Princess and The Fog is so great. Tina is the only business gal!!

[@tcalenberg]

Aladdin has to be a top ten, not an honorable mention. Robin Williams is amazing.

[@ThePinkDragon]

THey ALL DEServe to be on the list

[@Ancient_Ys]

Hercules, Mulan and Atlantis

[@chelseacanales8763]

Except for Tangled and Frozen the rest of the Disney movies are the best and most magical movies ever. I miss my childhood and the magic Disney use to have.

[@olvialee7221]

280: All of them are nostalgia for me. Love it so much

[@dreamguardian8320]

It's not surprising that the Lion King is number 1. That movie has always been a timeless masterpiece.

[@AnnRita45]

No kidding!!!!

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Amazing video ms mojo of the most timeless Disney animated movies ever, fantastic job.

[@olvialee7221]

Cinderella is Walt Disney’s favorite princess, The Lion King is King of All Disney and The Emperor’s New Groove is the funniest of the best

[@rbajarangi8805]

This is the real..best Disney movie list , how can someone's choice perfectly resembles mine!

[@BrennySpain]

I’m so glad both lilo and stitch and the emperor’s new groove made this list! They’re two of my favourites movies to come out of the 2000s considering the fact it was a very disappointing era for Disney animation at the time. Plus both of them got their own spin-off straight to dvd movies and shows so the company saw how much potential each series had at the time.

[@ShadowWizard224]

This is my top 10 all time: #10 Snow White #9 Winnie the Pooh #8 Toy Story #7 Little Mermaid #6 Lion King #5 Lady and the Tramp #4 Dumbo #3 Fox and the Hound #2 Bambi #1 Pinocchio Honorable Mention: Hercules

[@CaitlinMarieFraze]

I ❤️ anything Disney I was raised on it

[@jaredreisinger6745]

I used to have a flash drive that had a lot of songs from Tarzan and afroman and for some reason when my roommate would walk into a room son of man would play nearly every time and so was so would be Afro man it is it was eerie how often those two songs would play

[@zeokingsilver]

timeless classics

[@juanmata9814]

1. Tangled 2. The Little Mermaid 3. Tarzan 4. Beauty and The Beast 5. Aladdin 6. Hercules 7. Mulan 8. The Lion 9. The Princess and The Frog 10. Frozen 11. Frozen 2 12. A Goofy Movie 13. The Emperor's New Grove 14. Brother Bear 15. Bambi 16. Snow White 17. Pocahontas 18. The Hunchback of Norte Dame 19. The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride 20. An Extremely Goofy Movie My Favorite Best Disney movies ever

[@kingivan2609]

I’m surprised Brother Bear or Hunchback of Notre Dame didn’t get an honorable mention

[@AnnRita45]

A crime honestly!!!!

[@KidDangerthepony]

Kid Danger: *wearing his big trucker pup outfit* Hercules and Mulan continues to be legendary at this ponit in time! They showcase such fearless protagonists willing to go so far and beyond to protect those who love them! And i love Aladdin! "A whole new world" is STILL my favorite sings from Disney!

[@Camillakittycat55]

The Disney animated movie I think is the most timeless is of course The Lion King (1994)!🦁👑 I love the animals cast and the songs are such a bop!🎶🎧

[@Texaslawhorn]

Cinderella, which is my favorite Disney animated film, is the only golden classic Disney film on this list?! Why?!? I knew things weren't looking good when Emperor and Lilo and Stitch were making the list...

[@jaceyneubauer6522]

I still love the empors new groove- you really need to re label these

[@briannahlabelle2458]

love lilo and stitch I can relate to being an social outcast like Lilo and finally finding my place in the world

[@hunterolaughlin]

3:46 - 3:48 Nani: Does it have to be THIS dog? Me: Yes. It is DESTINY.

[@etherealbeauty_sf3799]

We love Winnie the Pooh so much in my family, even my two-year-old niece can sing the rumbly in my tumbly song!!

[@isaackinne1971]

I think Pocahontas is timeless. The background and character animations R gorgeous, the musical score is beautiful, and the songs R arguably the best songs composed by Alan Menken and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz. Sure, the story is historical inaccurate, but I don't care it's a historical fairytale, like Don Bluth's Anastasia and Pocahontas' ending is quite wholesome and unsatisfyingly satisfying with the main character, Pocahontas, not leaving with the man she loves, John Smith, and chooses 2 stay with her people.

[@mickeymoose9368]

If only Disney took note of their past successes

[@fejamolonblun2002]

DISNEY PICTURES CO° ROCKS !!!

[@isaackinne1971]

Personally, I think Pocahontas is my timeless Disney movie.

[@benjaminchristensen5678]

Do a list for animated Warner bros movies

[@justineves3588]

Very very great list I like it a lot very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 💗

[@voxangelaemortis]

It is telling how many of these were financial losses for Disney at the time but became beloved as they aged. Heck, Princess and the Frog killed any future for hand-drawn animation because of how little money it made. Now I hear interviews with creatives you have worked with the company saying how much they have to fight to get away from using the same "Disney face" CGI animation and start doing more unique stories again.

[@evanblack8642]

Not a fan at ALL, but the only good thing about Tarzan was Phil Collins' work on the soundtrack. Also what about "Snow White", "Sleeping Beauty" and "Bambi" as honorable mentions? (this could easily have been a "Top 20")

[@lpsgenerationtvlpsgenerati3641]

I was kinda hoping Pooh and friends would be first. But at least it made a honorable mention

[@marioblack6513]

Idk if Princess and the Frog should be on this list, but I'm on board for the rest.

[@shonisaninetshitenzhe6211]

Aladdin deserves way more than an honorable mention

[@istvangergelypalosi8795]

Top 10 Timon and Bumba Episodes

[@phantomrequim]

The Lion King and Mulan are legendary.

[@shikishinobi]

Predictable number one as always. Will there ever be a Disney list that isn’t topped by the Lion King? Y’all need to start looking more closely pre-renaissance. I know some of the films can be a bit problematic by modern standards, however it doesn’t subtract from the beauty of the art or the awesomeness of the story. Lady and the Tramp is an original,beautiful story about two dogs from opposite worlds finding love (and not at first sight) but having to face the realities of being a dog as well as responsibility over desire. Sleeping Beauty is a visual masterpiece of art that created several timeless characters in a world of art that is extremely detailed. The story may be a little “by-the-numbers”, but the art is so breathtaking that you won’t notice. Robin Hood is a softer retelling of the original story with engaging characters and soundtrack that deserves more praise than it gets. The art isn’t great, but Peter Ustinov will make up for that with his over-the-top Prince John. Drag yourself out of movies of the past 30 years and enjoy something that is actually timeless.

[@suzannerust8658]

Lilo and Stitch and The Princess and the Frog for me

[@olvialee7221]

Should’ve Been An Honorable Mention: Mickey, Donald and Goofy in The Three Musketeers. Mickey is the reason why we have Disney movies if it wasn’t for Walt Disney. It’s a fun movie