Top 10 Best Disney Movies of All Time

Here's how I think this list should have been made (in MY OWN opinion):

1. The Lion King, hands down. Nothing can dethrone this

2. Aladdin, obviously. Amazing plot, amazing villain, amazing Robin Williams, and no, it's not just about him. This movie overall is one of the best, regardless.

3. Oliver & Company. Surprised? Well, hear me out. When talking about my FAVORITE Disney movie, this one takes it. When discussing what I believe to be the BEST, it lands itself here in my book. Why? Because, compared to most other Disney movies, it has much more of a realistic feel to it. It also has really great morals, such as how you can find love and hope anywhere, no matter what situation you're put through. If you haven't watched this movie, you need to. You'll understand what I mean once you do.

4. 101 Dalmatians. Seriously, how can this one be so low on the list? I find the plot of this to be one of the most intense and epic storylines in Disney history.

5. I'd say a tie between Toy Story 1 and 3. I love both of them equally. Sorry, Toy Story 2. You were only the average sequel to me.

6. Beauty and the Beast. Wasn't part of my childhood, sadly, but it still has good morals nonetheless.

7. The Fox and the Hound. I still have yet to watch this. I've heard it's really sad, so I'm holding off as long as I can... heheh...

8. The Little Mermaid. Great plot and some of the best songs in any Disney movie.

9. The Jungle Book. Another one of my childhood favorites, personally. I'm really hoping the live-action version coming next year goes well. I'm definitely going to see it.

10. Finding Nemo. Anytime I watch it, no matter how old I've gotten, it will always scream "adventure" to me. I love that about this movie. It never gets old.

Aladdin is a great animated feature. I still have the first lunchbox I ever received, and it's an Aladdin one with the picture and title still intact. The characters are realistic and believable, each striving for goals that seem unfathomable, yet miraculously achieved in the end. Evil exists, but Aladdin becomes wealthy, and Jasmine overcomes her complex to find true admiration. Together, they defeat that evil.

Relationships and intrigues evolve, changing how the characters behave and perhaps why they act in those ways. The presentation is rich, and I wish the best for the sagas and characters to succeed as they should. The castle, the carpet, the lamp, the genie, and the lookout point are all magical details that play important roles in this animated feature. Good characters, once again. The dynamic and fluid nature of the Arabic couple is amazing. Whether you pay close attention or just hang on to some of the scenes, you won't be disappointed by the end of it. Awesome stuff!

In my opinion, Toy Story should be ranked higher than first. The whole trilogy is just a series of great color and emotion. The characters are the most brave and kind-hearted Disney characters in all of movie history. Although they are just toys, everything in this movie makes perfect sense. Just thinking about this awesome Disney movie makes my heart melt and my soul turn to jelly. This is the BEST Disney movie of all time!

This and Mulan are my all-time favorite Disney movies. It is about beautiful friendship, and the humor is hands down the best in the whole Disney universe. It is also a big part of my childhood and made me cry after the last movie, which none of the other Disney movies ever did.

I take back my vote for Frozen. Although I love Frozen, I love, love, LOVE Toy Story. This is the best Disney movie ever. I really love the friendship that grows between Buzz and Woody. Plus, the end was just flat-out funny. The characters were all really funny.

"Tale as old as time..." Beauty and the Beast remains my favorite Disney animated feature for countless reasons. First, the animation, though not sophisticated by today's standards, is absolutely gorgeous. The dialogue and songs speak volumes, as does the spirited, spunky, intelligent, kind, and yes, beautiful book-loving heroine, Belle. She really is the epitome of a modern woman in 17th-century France. The Beast and his enchanted castle and subjects add the mythical elements sought by fantasy/adventure fans.

Second, the themes explored in this dynamic gem, including "beauty is in the eye of the beholder," resonate with all ages and validate the central themes of belonging, acceptance, and love. The idea that Belle can see beyond the surface is a praiseworthy feat. We all wish we could employ this perspective without question, as she does with such faith. This is driven by her love for her father, her love for freedom, her love for beautiful things, her love for ordinary things cloaked in beauty, and the boldness and courage of a pioneering spirit.

The Beast is transformed by her love, not simply because she cares or simply because he needs her. Instead, they connect on a deeper level. This connection is driven by the desire to be understood by those who refuse to see past their own prejudices.

I'm in love with this story. Like A Christmas Carol or various Austen adaptations, I am drawn to almost every version, but this is by far the most breathtaking. It also boasts the distinction of being the first animated feature to ever be nominated for an Oscar. Who can't help but be inspired by that?

Beauty and the Beast is a slice of pure perfection steeped in a very transferable format. It has an amazing proclivity to capture its audience with its perfectly simple message: Love possesses the power to transform. It's a feel-good, breathtaking gem that will never go out of style!

I cried at the end with Baymax! It's a great story, and there is a real plotline. Frozen is good. It's just a little bit cheesy. We focus more on Anna's love story than the reunion and love between two sisters. Whereas in Big Hero 6, it focuses on Hiro getting revenge on the person who murdered his brother, living his life the way his brother would have wanted, and more importantly, making him realize that killing someone else because they killed Tadashi isn't the right thing to do. It has good morals and explores the trauma and growth of how a teenager goes on in life after losing the last member of their biological family. (Aunt Cass is extended family.)

Besides... BALALALALALALA.

I usually am not such a great fan of Disney movies because, in the end, everything eventually turns out well. But this movie is so much different than the classic Disney stories, which makes it better. The storyline was composed in a more realistic and new way, attracting even the older audience. If you want to watch a good movie made by Disney, then I definitely suggest you watch this one. It's something else.

This movie is really touching and emotional. It shows how sometimes you don't want what you have, and how there are better things out there. People say Ariel was ungrateful for what she had, but it's not her fault she wants more out of life. And they say that she and Eric didn't have chemistry, but they did after they bonded. And come on, how can you not love her song, "Part of Your World"? It's such a beautiful song and it's so inspiring. Easily the best "I Want" song ever, along with "If Only" from Descendants.

This could be my most favorite Disney movie of all time! But there's also Pocahontas, which people seem to dislike, but I love it! It has a special place in my heart, and I loved it when I was a child too (plus, I had a crush on John Smith). Coming back to The Little Mermaid, like most Disney movies, it has great songs. It also has one of my favorite Disney characters, Sebastian, and one of my favorite songs, Part of Your World. The animation is beautiful, and it also has my second favorite Disney ending of all time (the first is Pocahontas).

Mulan is number 3 on my list, behind The Lion King and Aladdin. I really hope the world can see the message of this movie. A girl is willing to sacrifice her life for her family because her father cannot go to war for the family. She shows the strength women possess, and if you cannot understand that strength does not come in beauty or muscle or whatever but in understanding, then that is what makes Mulan an enigma in her own right. The characters that surround her only pop up one in a million. You can't describe the development that happens around her. The story draws in everything one could feel to be right in their being when choices are to be made. I felt it so deeply I can only cry. I love this movie to my very depth and hope you all realize the same! Love.

This is the most progressive Disney film of all time. A sharp departure from the previous standard, Mulan was the first Disney Princess who didn't need to wait for a man to lead her to happiness. Its classic song, "Reflection," encourages young viewers to look deep within themselves to find who they truly are. The self-empowering, ironically titled "Make a Man Out of You," teaches young girls that women have the power to achieve anything a man can and even lead others to victory. This is definitely a top 10 Disney film.

Hands down, Finding Nemo and The Lion King are just the best! Both were never done before, and they offered something completely new and fresh, which I love! Here's why:

Finding Nemo was unique because of its characters. I thought Dory was brilliant! A character that likable is just wow. Even her flaws, like her memory issues, were great and were all part of her brilliant personality.

Marlin is another character done exceptionally well. I think he's the character that parents can relate to. He had some great jokes, and I saw all the parents laughing.

Don't forget Nemo! I think all the kids liked him, or at least I did. His headstrong personality was balanced by even sweeter traits, making him very likable.

And one of the most brilliant characters Disney has come up with is Crush! Yes, he only had a small part, but it definitely was one of the best. I don't know if it's just me because I'm a typical Cali surfer, but this guy was great. Disney turned him into the typical surfer dude and did a brilliant job with it.

Overall, Disney really outdid themselves with this one.

This movie is the most wonderful thing I've ever seen. It's beautiful, charming, and has a great moral. It's absolutely heartwarming. It features great role models. Even Amos Slade, the closest this movie has to a villain, still has a heart that's touched by his two dogs. He finally lets Tod live in the end, proving he's not completely heartless.

The rest of the movie is even better. When it's not focused on being utterly heartwarming, it's hilarious. For example, there's a subplot that involves the two birds, Dinky and Boomer, trying to catch a caterpillar. They fail in typical cartoon fashion. However, it goes back to being heartwarming when the caterpillar turns into a butterfly. This aligns with the theme of the movie: that you should respect nature. This movie is so good it even rivals Pixar's best movies, like Toy Story and Finding Nemo!

Warning: This movie contains lovable characters, a heartfelt plot, sweet songs, and excellent animation. It is not meant for those who don't want to see a story full of emotion. Do not watch if you can't handle sad scenes or intense action.

Okay, now that that's over with, in case there was any confusion, all the things above were huge compliments. This is a wonderful movie, no doubt about it. Although it is a rather tragic tale, it is absolutely endearing and enjoyable. A must-see for fans of animation and Disney.

While I can clearly see why it isn't number one, as it's quite a bit of an acquired taste, I can't help but see this movie as my favorite. The story is interesting, and the characters are some of the most complex made by Disney. The songs are pretty much on the scale of the big songs from other Disney movies, such as Circle of Life, Part of Your World, and A Whole New World. The animation is some of the most refined the studio has ever created, and the voice acting is some of the most passion-filled I've ever heard. Just listen to the Quasimodo section of Out There and then try to tell me I'm wrong.

This is by far the darkest animated Disney film, which is why I love it so much. The characters are complex, and the animation is beautiful. The only problem, in my opinion, is the inclusion of childish elements like the gargoyles. These elements don't really fit in a movie like this, which has complex themes and dark elements. I know the film is for children, but still, the gargoyles don't work at all in this context. Beyond that, this film easily takes second place on my list.

Up is the most heartwarming movie of all time. This movie should be in first place. It's the best. Every family should see this. This movie is all about teamwork. I'm going to say I like this movie more than my favorite princess movie, Beauty and the Beast.

One of the best movies ever - adventure, humor, and romance. Not overly complicated, in the most awesome way. It's a heartwarming movie. Brilliant, and even genius, actually.

Do you like emotional films? Because nothing could be more emotional than Ellie's death, and loads of people cry. Then Russell comes along. Great film.

You know what, I really love the graphics and the superpower effects that they put into this movie to make it stand out from the rest! I mean, if I ever had to rate this movie, I would give it a 10, times 10, times 10. You get my point, right?

This movie is impressive. I can watch it every day, and I would love to see a second part of it. I really think that it is appropriate to give to a child to watch. It makes their view of the world different.

I think you have not even seen the film, mate. I mean, Mulan is not even close to the potential of The Incredibles, and even this classic is not above Big Hero 6. I think it's a disgrace.

I love this movie. It's hilarious and touches the heart. I don't like video games, but I love this movie! I've probably watched it 7 times.

Absolutely my favorite Disney movie. Great plot, great message - we should always be happy with who we are and never change ourselves. Great characters and cameos - I love the Sonic the Hedgehog, Mario, and Pac-Man references! Great humor. It's an instant classic and a great addition to Disney. Frozen, Toy Story, Big Hero 6, and The Incredibles were all great, but this one is my all-time favorite.

This is my favorite Disney movie ever. This was the time before Frozen came out. This movie had an important message. It was very creative in its own ways too. Everything was just perfect, and it had amazing animation as well. Unlike other movies, this one really showed meaning. It doesn't matter if you are the "bad guy" or the "good guy". Everyone can always share friendships together.

I consider Inside Out the best Disney movie of all time. Everywhere you look, there is a creative new idea. The characters don't feel overly done, even though they represent an extreme emotion. How do you even do that? This movie had me on the edge of my seat, wondering what would happen next. *Spoiler* When the main character was running away from home, I felt like nothing could defeat that feeling to run free. The ending told us every emotion is needed. I felt the emotions Riley was going through, and that alone made me cry. I am waiting for a sequel, to be honest.

An imaginative, hilarious movie with a great main character who actually has flaws and makes mistakes that she has to learn from - somehow a rarity for Disney. It's also a brutally honest depiction of adolescent struggle and the futility of forcing yourself to feel a certain emotion.

This is the most creative, emotional, moving, original, shocking (in a good way), and absolute best movie Disney has ever done. I know there are a ton of older Disney masterpieces like "Beauty and the Beast," "Fantasia," "Mary Poppins," "The Lion King," "Aladdin," etc. But this was made in 2015. Do you know what this means? It means that Disney isn't getting worse. It's getting better. We're getting amazing movies nowadays like "UP," "Wreck-It Ralph," "Big Hero 6," and I heard "Zootopia" was good. This is easily the best Disney movie of all time!

The Aristocats is a movie that's fun and charming. It has great characters, songs, and story. My only downside is that Oliver & Company is the better of Disney's two cat movies. Other than that, this movie is excellent. It deserves its spot at #7.

AMAZING. This film is funny, charming, and very agreeable. It has fantastic songs and characters. As soon as I set my eyes on the first scene, I knew this was, in my opinion, the best film ever!

It is one of the best Disney movies of all time because it has very good songs, characters, and messages to the world. I think the movie is excellent, just like all the other Disney movies! (But this one is one of the absolute best ones.)

The best Disney era was when Walt Disney was in charge! This list was voted on by children based only on what they had seen growing up - nostalgia only. The real artistry was with Walt!

Amazing! Walt Disney's second attempt to create an extremely satisfying movie was after Snow White. Walt Disney is a star and a legend.

It's quite good, but I still can't watch this without that giant fox scaring the living daylights out of me.

Most people like this one the most in the Toy Story franchise, and I can see why. It is my second favorite. The humor is, as always, great, but it also has emotional moments. It makes you laugh and cry at the same time. It was an epic ending to a beloved franchise, and I just don't understand why they made Toy Story 4. I cried at the end, but I felt like it should have ended with Toy Story 3.

It's a good movie.

But if you're like me, who grew up with Toy Story 1, you're going to find yourself crying like a baby over this one. Even if you are male, like me, so beware.

The film has rather dark, upsetting scenes and deals with lots of abandonment.

Lotso is a real baddie. It's great how Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Slinky, Rex, and all the others stay for Toy Story 3. I cannot describe my love for this film in words.

It's a pity so many people haven't watched Wall-E. I keep recommending it to people, and once they watch it, they love it just as much as I do! Nevertheless, I also didn't watch it for quite a long time, as I wasn't attracted by robots at all, so I understand why people haven't watched it. However, the subject of the Earth's destruction is very important nowadays and is interestingly portrayed here. Emotions are so well-executed with so little dialogue. It's an underrated masterpiece.

Wall-E has, without a doubt, the best storytelling in any Disney/Pixar movie. It provides stunning animation, impeccable direction, and sweet characters that you can get incredibly invested in without them saying more than a dozen words or so. Truly, this movie is a masterpiece. I'm not sure what else to say.

Disney showed kids what our world was turning into. This movie was one of a kind. Nobody had tried to show kids what our future is like if we keep going on and wasting resources. I hope this has an impact on how we value our Earth. This should be higher up, but not in the top 10.

This is the second-best film by Disney. The first is The Lion King. These films are a part of myself.

This should be at least in the top 10. It's an amazing film!

Monsters Inc should be higher. It's awesome!

This is a great movie. It is the very first one, which makes it a timeless classic. Sure, Snow White was waiting around for Prince Charming to come and rescue her, but she still put up with her stepmother, who hated her. She tried to find the best in everyone and was kind, sweet, and caring.

This film also has one of the best scenes, which is when she is running through the forest and the trees come to life. This used to scare the crap out of me when I was younger and I couldn't watch it. But I watched it about a year or two ago and was really able to see how detailed and amazing they made this scene.

The dwarfs are also extremely funny, cute, and loving characters. I love how this movie really shows a bond between a family, because that is what Snow White and the dwarfs are. This film doesn't just focus on the prince and Snow White. It has more focus on Snow White's new bond and friendship with the dwarfs, and how friends can come in all shapes and sizes.

The Jungle Book is probably one of my favorite movies ever. It's just so interesting, and I love it! I am not a fan of the live-action movie, though. Don't get me wrong. It was a great film, but I feel like they could have done more. I love the cartoon one because I have a bit of a soft spot for animated films, and this is such a great movie!

Jungle Book is amazing! I grew up watching and loving this film. I just saw the new Jungle Book, and I think that the new one might even be better than this one. The Jungle Book is my favorite Disney movie, ever.

Why is The Jungle Book so low? It's the best Disney movie ever, with funny characters, great songs, inspiring dialogues, and memorable moments. It should be at least in the top 10!

Seriously, 45? What is going on? Do people just not know this was made by Disney or what? Awesome characters, plot, and music, plus it's a series. The first is obviously the best, but still, why so low?

Why is Pirates of the Caribbean so far down on the charts? It is so amazing, and the characters are phenomenal! Also, it had a great rating from the critics. I definitely believe that it should be in the top ten.

This is literally the best movie in the whole entire world - how can you not like a movie that has Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, and Keira Knightley as the main characters? Also, the music is my favorite soundtrack ever!

I can't believe people haven't voted for this - 37, seriously? Perhaps it's because it isn't a princess story with a female main character, but this isn't a movie for boys only. I'm a grown woman now, and this was my favorite as a kid, along with Mulan and Ariel. This movie is pure gold, the perfect mixture of comedy and larger-than-life epicness, and the music is the overall best of all Disney movies. The main character is so relatable to boys and girls alike. And the female protagonist isn't a classic pretty little damsel but an independent, strong woman.

I love Hercules! The movie has just enough comic relief with a mixture of some more serious elements, enough action, and a quite relatable main character. The female protagonist isn't all "lovey-dovey," and the villain is not your stereotypical "evil laugh" villain. (Love you, James Woods.) And as for the title character, Hercules? Love him. Clumsy, lovable, sweet, etc. He's also hot.

I've never understood why Toy Story 2 doesn't get the respect it deserves. People often think of it as "average" and inferior to 1 & 3. I completely disagree. I think it's much better than 3 and easily on par with 1.

Toy Story 2 is a movie with great comedy and character drama in equal measure. It comes together into an amazing introspective journey that still manages to be fun at the end of the day.

My favorite of the franchise! I don't know why, but I like this one the best. It's probably my favorite Pixar movie too. I like movies where I can cry and laugh, and this is one of them. Okay, maybe it's not as sad as TS3, but it still makes me cry.

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I also think Stinky Pete is a good villain. Like in TS3 and TS4, I felt bad for the villain.