Disney works are timeless and for all ages. Every Disney movie is worth a re-watch, because no matter how fresh the memory of the story is, the feel good effect is always there.
It’s easy to get immersed in the stunning visuals, extreme nostalgia and endearing characters. Coupled with some unforgettable music, they make the perfect recipe for brightening a gloomy day. While art style changes constantly, both older and newer Disney films are beautiful in their aesthetic and graphics.
10 Coco Teaches The Importance of Tradition (2017)
Coco immerses the viewer into a world full of tradition and color, romanticizing the famous Dia de los Muertos and teaching the very different aspects of this holiday widely mistaken as Halloween.
With charming music and extremely relatable characters, Coco endears to all audiences, young and old. The presentation of this movie and it’s beautiful world would make anyone want to take part in the festival at least once.
9 Aristocats Delivers Style And Grace (1970)
Everything about this movie has a classy air, even the villain. Aristocats takes to the romantic streets of Paris to bring to life a family of wealthy, spoiled cats who wrongfully get banished from their home. Full of quirky characters, bold dance moves and swinging jazz, this movie’s graphic is as charming as its cast.
8 Lion King Has Conquered Every Soul (1994)
Lion King needs no introduction. Legendary and wonderful, there is a unique magic to this amazing work. A superb portrayal of Africa and it’s warm colors and diverse animals, it's impossible to look away while traveling along with the characters as their story unfolds. Even those who aren't usually fans of animation flocked to see Lion King in theaters, and it remains popular today.
7 Pocahontas Paints With The Colors Of The Wind (1995)
This story may not have been the real telling of Pocahontas, but fans still loved to see this version instead. While teaching audiences the importance of coexistence and respect of all life, Pocahontas uses gentle colors and a lovely soundtrack to get the message across. It inspires a connection to nature and a sense of love for the world around you.
6 Aladdin Speaks To The Adventurous Soul (1992)
In a land as magical as Agrabah, there is no way one could get tired of the visuals of Aladdin. The imagination is stirred and a wonderful place is brought to life, with almighty djinns, colorful markets and Arabian wonders.
The magic carpet ride is one of the film's most beautiful scenes as Aladdin and Jasmine explore the world from above, fly with the birds and sing with the wind, all while audiences get to marvel at the rich culture of this story.
5 Cinderella Is Nothing Less Than Nostalgia (1950)
The classic fairy tale of every household, Cinderella as a movie will stay forever in the hearts of many. Sprinkled with elegance and femininity, the gentle soul of a girl who dreams is lovingly portrayed through careful detail and dreamy scenery. The castles are drawn in all their glory, the characters are beautifully expressive, and the animation was ahead of its time.
4 101 Dalmatians Portrays The Family Spirit (1961)
101 Dalmatians speaks of peace of mind, family and the ability to enjoy life for the simple things. A poor couple can be as wealthy as ever with dogs and music in their lives.
Painting the scenery of a long night in such detail and with great aesthetics, 101 Dalmatians makes fans fall back into the playful, romantic time of the 60’s.
3 The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Combines Sensible And Quirky (1996)
Taking on a more mature audience and such a respected classic piece couldn’t have been easy when Disney was making The Hunchback of Notre Dame into a kid’s story. And yet, the movie is loved by most ages, with the help of wonderful Esmeralda, innocent Quasimodo and the eye-catching visuals of Notre Dame itself.
With its vivid, gorgeous scenes and tasteful music, The Hunchback of Notre Dame teaches equality and respect among all people.
2 Fantasia Brings Classical Music To Life (1940)
This work of art is a daydreamer’s perfect illustration. And what better to go with it than classical music? With short, adorable stories, each more aesthetically pleasing than the last, Fantasia takes imagination and runs with it.
Now, how could somebody walk on the street and not imagine the secret workings of nature happening at every corner? A winter fairy by the ice or a dancing mushroom circle in the forest are all brought to life by an amazing art style.
1 Sleeping Beauty, A Queen Among Fairy Tales (1959)
Sleeping Beauty was by far Disney’s most dedicated project to art style. With stunning detail and visuals that perfectly capture the feel of an adored fairy tale, it is a true work of art. The character design and scenery are both superb.
Entirely hand drawn and with a tedious process that never seemed to end for the animators, Sleeping Beauty is worth all the loss of sleep in the world. The only thing that could complete such a movie is Mary Costa, the voice Disney spent three years to find for Aurora.