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The 10 Best Animated Disney Films That Disney Romantics Will Cry Over If They Ever Went Into The Vault

I'm forever a Disney girl.

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The 10 Best Animated Disney Films That Disney Romantics Will Cry Over If They Ever Went Into The Vault
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I have loved Disney movies since I was a little girl; they inspire such feelings of nostalgia in me every time I watch them. I don't think I have ever come across a Disney film that I have not loved, maybe I'm just a little biased since I'm such a mega Disney fan. These movies keep me believing that there is good in the world and that happy endings can happen, we just have to keep searching and never give up hope. Here are my top 10 favorite Disney films that I wanted to share with you all, give them a watch if you want!

1. The Princess and the Frog (2009)


What's the message?The Princess and the Frog has strong messages about the importance of family, friends, and food (how it can bring people together) and suggests that what we want isn’t always what we need.

2. Toy Story (1995)


What's the message? When you're in the thick of it and you can't find a way out, you're going to want your closest pals by your side. Through the good times and the bad, Woody, Buzz, and the gang stuck together. They showed us the power of not only being there for friends when things are going well but also staying close to support one another in times of crisis.

3. The Black Cauldron (1985)


What's the message?There is no greater love than dying for your friends (and a world of people you don’t know). Gurgi makes the ultimate sacrifice when he jumps into the cauldron, and he does it to save his friends.

4. Mulan (1998)

What's the message?Take charge of your own destiny. No one else should be in control of your life. It’s up to you, so live it!

5. Oliver and Company (1988)


What's the message?The film shows that positive actions towards others are more important than physical transactions.

6. Cinderella (1950)


What's the message?Kindness can have an almost magical effect in transforming lives.

7. Beauty and the Beast (1991)


What's the message?It’s not what’s on the outside, but what’s on the inside that counts.

8. Coco (2017)


What's the message?It helps kids become global citizens by embracing cultural diversity.

9. Tangled (2010)


What's the message? Take a Step Out of Your Comfort Zone.

10. Aladdin (1992)


What's the message?Lying gets you nowhere.

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