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4 Disney Movies You Forgot You Loved

Disney Channel has given us a lot, but these four might be some of our most treasured gifts.

Lindsay Combs
Nov 14, 2016
University of Cincinnati
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That’s So Raven. Kim Possible. Even Stevens.

Disney Classics.

These shows are some of the most loved and missed things among all of us college kids. Unfortunately, Netflix doesn’t allow us to relive all of these childhood treasures. Luckily, as of recently it does allow us to reminisce some of the movies of our childhood. Here are some movies you might have forgotten about…


1. Sky High (2005)

Superhero prodigy without powers. Boy gets powers. Boys meets girl and ruins friendship with best friend who is in love with him. Girl is only interested in boy to ruin his parent’s legacy. Personally one of my favorites that Netflix has brought back into my life.

2. Cadet Kelly (2002)

We all love Hillary Duff. We all love Christy Carlson Romano. Throw the two together, and you get one of the greatest Disney movies we’ve ever been blessed with. Cadet Kelly is forever a treasure of our childhood, teaching us to push through when others doubt us.


3. Motocrossed (2001)

It's like the original She's The Man. Andi Carson pretends to be her twin brother, Andrew, in hopes of winning the next big motocross race. She kicks butt and proves that she has what it takes. She also falls for the guy that happens to be her biggest competition, causing some hilariously, awkward encounters.

4. The Thirteenth Year (1999)

Puberty is hard enough for us, imagine growing a fishtail to go along with the acne. Cody Griffin has this exact problem. Although, if I were to suddenly grow a fishtail I probably wouldn't hide it from everyone. If you don't remember this classic, you really didn't experience the greatest era of DCOM.


We were truly blessed with the best era of Disney Channel. From TV Shows like The Proud Family to movies like Double Teamed, kids these days will never know what they were actually missing out on. Fortunately, thanks to Netflix, we can now force them to experience the entertainment that were given.

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