Every Disney Animation Movie Ranked

Mulan's father saying "The greatest gift of all, is having you for a daughter" is the most emotionally impactful moment in Disney history

Reminder that Cinderella 3 is an absolute Masterpiece in filmmaking.

It is SO sad hearing him say "I know that next year is Disney's 100 year anniversary, and I really hope they make a new fantasia", and then seeing how Disney's 100th year turned out.

Disney: First Black main character

Also Disney: Makes her a frog for 99.99% of the movie.

It still boggles my mind that Pocahontas and the lion king were not only in production at the same time, but the studios “a team“ was working on Pocahontas while the “b team“ was working on the lion king. After all these years it’s clear which film is superior, and yet I think shlaff nailed it on the head when he said that Pocahontas s crew were so wrapped up in the Oscar bait that they lost sight of what they were really doing.

Solution to the Tarzan singing issue: Just have Phil Collins voice all of the characters

One thing that I loved tangled for (and it’s admittedly a small thing) is Rapunzel’s large and complex eyes. She just has this wide-eyed innocence to her that goes with her likable personality.

3:13 Dinosaur
6:19 Chicken Little
8:53 Fun & Fancy Free
11:05 Pocahontas
15:02 Ralph Breaks the Internet
16:35 Melody Time
17:19 The Black Cauldron
21:34 Raya and the Last Dragon
24:05 Home On The Range
25:27 Cinderella
27:26 Bolt
28:28 The Sword in the Stone
30:36 The Three Caballeros
32:32 Oliver and Company
36:14 Lady and The Tramp
38:08 The Rescuers Down Under
38:57 Brother Bear
40:23 Strange World
44:40 Make Mine Music
46:20 Big Hero 6
46:59 Frozen 2
48:09 Bambi
49:40 The Jungle Book
51:57 Dumbo
53:36 Pinocchio
57:08 Saludos Amigos
58:22 The Aristo Cats
59:05 The Rescuers
1:00:22 Frozen
1:03:15 Winnie the Pooh (2011)
1:04:02 Treasure Planet
1:06:56 The Princess and the Frog
1:08:28 The Fox and the Hound
1:10:18 ZooTopia
1:11:37 Robin Hood
1:14:04 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
1:16:35 Sleeping Beauty
1:19:05 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1:20:10 Meet the Robinsons
1:20:34 The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
1:22:20 Tarzan
1:25:45 One Hundred and One Dalmatians
1:27:47 Mulan
1:29:47 Fantasia 2000
1:30:43 Peter Pan
1:32:51 Aladdin
1:34:58 Fantasia
1:38:29 The Emperor's New Groove
1:39:43 Tangled
1:41:29 Wreck-It Ralph
1:43:04 Alice in Wonderland
1:44:39 The Great Mouse Detective
1:46:36 The Little Mermaid
1:48:58 Atlantis: The Lost Empire
1:51:06 Lilo & Stitch
1:53:04 The Hunchback of Notre Dame
1:56:10 Moana
1:58:30 Encanto
2:02:36 Hercules
2:06:05 The Lion King
2:08:32 Beauty and the Beast

One of my favorite parts of my first viewing of Princess and the Frog was when Charlotte REALLY WAS Tiana's best friend. I was SO SURE she was going to turn into an antagonist, and just the fact that she was a thousand percent in Tiana's corner at the climax of the movie was wonderful to see.

"All my life, I read about true love and fairy tales and... Tia, you found it!! I'll kiss him for you, honey, no marriage required!" through the happy tears gets me every time.

As a brazilian I have to agree with other in the comments that The The Three Caballeros and Saludo Amigos are very well received here and José Carioca is a beloved character. As a History student I would like to point it out that these movies are reasonably respectful with the cultures they portray because they were not made only to capitalize on a distorted view of these cultures by the American public, these two movies are part of a diplomatic effort by the US foreign affairs to create friendly ties with its still neutral neighbors during World War II: the good neighbor policy. Walt Disney himself traveled to several of the locations depicted in the films with his team of artists, including Rio de Janeiro, the capital of Brazil at the time.

Hi there. Mexican here, and I can assure you I'm not saying this because of nostalgia: We love Panchito Pistolas and Los Tres Caballeros. The history of the flag Panchito explains is accurate (Mexico City is built on a fucking lake and it's sinking more and more every year, the Ay Jalisco No te Rajes song Panchito sings at some point is iconic, we do celebrate Christmas as depicted in the movie with the typical piñata, and yeah, fuck Jingle Bells, we sing las Posadas (with the movie even going as far as to explain the religious origin of it), we have posadas happening at work, at each member of a family's household (for example, my grandpas would host one day, and then one of my uncles would do the same next day or next week, and so on). Yeah, Idk about Brazil, but Mexico vibes with Los Tres Caballeros. I think this could be another one of those cases of non-Mexican people getting offended by stereotypical depictions of the Mexican culture, while Mexican people were literally in love with the Mexican Mario from Mario Oddysey. It's like, those stereotypes exist for a reason, man. I had one friend in high school complaining about how the town from Coco was depicted as a very rural one, with all the inhabitants being brown and with Dante being a Xoloitzcuintle, while, you know, we lived in a very rural part of our city, with cobbled streets, and he didn't have a Xolo but he had a fucking Chihuahua. I pointed out all of this, we laughed, and that was the end of that conversation.
Edit: I forgot to mention, my friend also has brown skin, like, you know, the majority of mexican people.

FINALLY THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE IS GETTING THE RECOGNITION IT DESERVES

TIMESTAMP TIME BABY (spoilers):

3:13 | #61: Dinosaur
6:19 | #60: Chicken Little
8:53 | #59: Fun & Fancy Free
11:05 | #58: Pocahontas
15:02 | #57: Ralph Breaks the Internet
16:35 | #56: Melody Time
17:18 | #55: The Black Cauldron
21:34 | #54: Raya and the Last stupid ass annoying asf piece of sh*t Dragon
24:06 | #53: Home on the Range
25:27 | #52: Cinderella
27:26 | #51: Bolt
28:28 | #50: Sword in the Stone
30:36 | #49: Three Caballeros
32:32 | #48: Oliver & Company
36:13 | #47: Lady & the Tramp
38:08 | #46: Rescuers Down Under
38:57 | #45: Brother Bear
40:23 | #44: Strange World
44:40 | #43: Make Mine Music
46:20 | #42: Big Hero 6
46:59 | #41: Frozen 2
48:09 | #40: Bambi
49:40 | #39: Jungle Book
51:57 | #38: Dumbo
53:37 | #37: Pinocchio
57:08 | #36: Saludos Amigos
58:22 | #35: The Aristocats
59:05 | #34: The Rescuers
1:00:22 | #33: Frozen
1:03:15 | #32: Winnie the Pooh
1:04:01 | #31: Treasure Planet
1:06:56 | #30: Princess & the Frog
1:08:28 | #29: The Fox & the Hound
1:10:18 | #28: Zootopia
1:11:38 | #27: Robin Hood
1:14:03 | #26: Snow White & the Seven Dwarves
1:16:36 | #25: Sleeping Beauty
1:19:05 | #24: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
1:20:10 | #23: Meet the Robinsons
1:20:34 | #22: The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr Todd
1:22:20 | #21: Tarzan
1:25:45 | #20: 101 Dalmatians
1:27:47 | #19: Mulan
1:29:48 | #18: Fantasia 2000
1:30:44 | #17: Peter Pan
1:32:51 | #16: Aladdin
1:34:58 | #15: Fantasia
1:38:29 | #14: Emperor's New Groove
1:39:43 | #13: Tangled
1:41:30 | #12: Wreck-it Ralph
1:43:04 | #11: Alice in Wonderland
1:44:39 | #10: Great Mouse Detective
1:46:35 | #09: The Little Mermaid
1:48:58 | #08: Atlantis the Lost Empire
1:51:06 | #07: Lilo & Stitch
1:53:05 | #06: Hunchback of Notre Dame
1:56:10 | #05: Moana
1:58:30 | #04: Encanto
2:02:36 | #03: Hercules
2:06:05 | #02: The Lion King
2:08:32 | #01: Beauty & the Beast

The thing I love about Mother Gothel from Tangled is she isn't only evil for the sake of being evil, she's evil because she wants something Rapunzel has and will go to any length to keep it. Mother Gothel is one of the scariest villains to me because of how real she is, she gaslights Rapunzel constantly and I like that even when Rapunzel is out of the tower and free of her "mother" she still feels massive guilt due to this. Its a great way to build both characters that I haven't really seen with another Disney movie.

You are def not alone in your love for Atlantis. That movie sunk its way into my brain as a toddler and never came out. The scene where Kida gets taken in by the crystal is still one of the most mesmerizing things I’ve ever seen. It probably is one of the catalysts for my interest in art for real.

My favorite thing about Snow White was actually the Woodland critters. They may be simple background characters with simple designs, but it's easy to see where The "Princess talking to animals" Cliche came from. The scenes where Snow White sings to them and cleans the Dwarf's Cottage were both surprisingly cute and charming. She had great chemistry with these animals.

The sequel to Wreck It Ralph couldve been SO GOOD if they talked about console games instead of THE INTERNET

1:09:21
So, fun fact. Chief was originally supposed to die after being hit by a train. A lot of the animators and writers REALLY pushed for Chief's death, to properly motivate Copper's and the hunter's quest for revenge against Tod.
But ultimately, the directors at Disney refused to kill off a major character in a kids film.
Which was the straw that broke the camel's back and led to a bunch of Disney animators, including Don Bluth, to walk out and form their own studio.
Which as you know, eventually led to Don Bluth's team's movies to out competing Disney in the box office.
Which led to Disney kicking it up a notch and launching the Disney Renaissance.
All because Disney wouldn't let anyone die in Fox and the Hound.

Turns out that this video was a better celebration of 100 years of Disney than the actual Disney projects released this year. Go figure. Thank you for your dedication to this project good sir😌💫

for some reason i love tangled way more than i think i should. i dont know, the stuff with gothel just clicks with me so much as a victim of mental/physical child abuse, gaslighting, and sheltering from my very religious family. rapunzel meant so much to me as a kid because she managed to find so much joy in life and discovering new things despite the things she went through, and seeing someone like her find love gave me hope that id get a happy ending some day. heck, as a child whenever i drew a character i really liked i drew rapnunzel's hair on them to show how much i loved them. such a simple film means so much to me and im glad to see how much other people enjoyed it as well.