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Several Disney Movies Everyone Should See

By: Chris Channing It would be tough to imagine a childhood without the magic that Walt Disney had created. His legacy lives on in the form of new and exciting works of art his company continues to produce. But among them all, a few shining stars in the rough stand out among the rest- and likewise have importance in watching.

The 1990's brought many good movies for Disney, but few could stand up to the blockbuster hit The Lion King. The Lion King was a story set in the animal kingdom, in which aspects of death, social class, and relationships were taught along a very appealing plot. But it wasn't just a good plot that made the movie- the art in the film was rivaled by few.

Even before the era of The Lion King, there was another blockbuster hit by the name of The Fox And The Hound. This movie was critically acclaimed as a moving story that could lead even the strongest to break down and cry in the end. As with The Lion King, younger audiences took home morals and values from the classic story of The Fox And The Hound in addition to being entertained by the interesting plot line.

As time went on, Disney started focusing on 3D imagery and design. This was made apparent in the the 2003 release of Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo might not have had the "killer storyline" that previous titles had, but it was indeed revolutionary in terms of comedy and 3D modeling. The exciting romp through the ocean with Nemo and pals is not just a treat for kids, but adults alike.

Not every movie from Disney was targeted towards kids. The movie Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl was famed for its intriguing plot and atmosphere. Although many will say it was worth watching just for leading actor Johnny Depp, the storyline was indeed intriguing enough to keep one on the edge of his or her chair. It was so popular, in fact, that it spawned a sequel in coming years.

In closing, the proper Disney fan should take a long look at Cars. This Disney movie may not have the nostalgic value others do as it is newer, but it carries the cute and witty charm that similar Disney favorites have- such as Finding Nemo. Cars in particular had a cult following of kids and teens all across the nation, although it's hard to find a Disney movie that hasn't at some point in time.

Final Thoughts

There are way too many options in classic Disney movies to consider, by far too many for discussing in such a short amount of time. But before exploring classics such as Fantasia or Toy Story, be sure to take a close look at the previously mentioned works of art- especially if one's children haven't yet explored the beauty of Disney movies.