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Disney has been making iconic films for decades and has been a childhood staple for generations of people around the globe. Test your Disney savvy with this whimsical quiz!This 1940 Disney classic made huge strides in animation as an art form. It explored animating vehicles and natural elements like rain realistically .
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This 1992 film was an instant commercial and critical success. Three of the songs in it were even nominated for Oscars, with the title song taking home the gold.
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This 1951 film is based on the book "Alice's Adventures In Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. Since being published in 1865, the book has never gone out of print and been translated into over 100 languages.
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This 1989 Disney classic kicked off what became known as The Disney Renaissance. During the 90s Disney produced some of their most successful and popular animated films, like "The Lion King" and "Aladdin."
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This 1937 movie was not only Disney's first full-length animated feature film but the first ever. Walt Disney came up with the idea for the movie when he was 15.
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This Disney classic has been a childhood favorite of many for generations. Despite that, Walt Disney himself didn't like the finished product much, despite having a deep love for the original play by J.M. Barrie.
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This 1967 film is a popular childhood favorite. It's based on the work of Rudyard Kipling.
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This 1955 film is a romantic classic. In order to get the look of the dogs right, animators had the studio filled with all kinds of dogs for reference.
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This award-winning animated Disney epic is one of the highest-grossing films of all time. It is based on Shakespeare's "Hamlet."
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This 1964 classic was highly acclaimed. It received 13 Academy Award nominations, which is a record for Disney to this day, and won 5.
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This 1981 film was Disney's 24th animated film. At the time of release, it was the most expensive animated film ever made.
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Released in 1941, "Dumbo" is Disney's shortest feature film. The animators actually went on strike during production and Walt Disney includes a scene making fun of his striking workers. In it, a bunch of clowns decide to ask their boss for a raise.
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"Bambi" was based on the book "Bambi: A Life In The Woods," written by Felix Salten. This book was banned in Nazi Germany because they believed it could be interpreted to represent the plight of the German Jewish population.
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This 1995 film was controversial but successful. Mel Gibson played the role of John Smith and, unlike many other Disney voiceover actors, he sang his own songs in the film.
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This is one of Disney's darkest animated films, as it handles themes like lust, damnation and murder. Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" has a cameo in it. She can be seen wandering the streets reading while Quasimodo sings "Out There."
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Originally released in 1976 starring Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster, this film based on a novel has been remade twice. The most recent remake was the 2003 film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan.
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This 1992 film is a millennial childhood classic. Scott Weigner, the voice of Aladdin, is better known as DJ's boyfriend Steve on "Full House."
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"One Hundred and One Dalmatians" is one of Disney's best-loved, yet least musical films. It has only three songs.
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This 1961 film is based on the novel "Lottie and Lisa" by Erich Kästner. It was remade in 1998 starring Lindsay Lohan as both twins, in her film debut.
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This classic 1989 kids film was created by Stuart Gordon, the filmmaker behind the '80s horror classic "Re-Animator." After he became a father, he wanted to make something that was still out there, but was a little more kid-friendly and cooked up this gem.
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Released in 1940, "Fantasia" was initially a theatrical flop. Today it is considered one of the most important works of animation of all time.
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This 1970 animated classic was originally supposed to be a two-part live-action series. Walt Disney changed his mind, after deciding it would work better with animation.
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This 1963 film makes the Arthurian legend colorfully charming. It was unique for having only one director and writer, in a time when most animated movies had multiple directors and were hammered out on storyboards.
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In this take on Sherlock Holmes, almost all of the characters are played by animals. In it, the mouse version of Holmes lives right below his human counterpart, who is voiced by Basil Rathbone, who played Holmes to perfection starting in the 30s.
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This 1950 film is not only a childhood classic. It is widely considered to be one of the best animated films ever made.
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This 1959 classic is a truly beautifully drawn film. Its gorgeous score is actually borrowed mostly from the Tchaikovsky ballet of the same name.
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In this 1973 Disney classic, all of the characters from the English folk tale are played by animals. Robin Hood is voiced by Brian Bedford, who was a well-known Shakespearian actor.
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This Disney classic tells the story of Mulan, a misfit young Chinese girl who becomes a war hero after taking her father's place in the army. The film took 5 years and a staff of over 700 people to complete.
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This 1960 adventure film was a commercial success. It was the highest-grossing film of the year, beating out the Hitchcock classic "Psycho."
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This 1993 cult film is a favorite around Halloween and often aired on TV in the fall. "Hocus Pocus" producer Davi Kirschner initially came up with the film's story as a bedtime story for his children.
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This 1954 science-fiction film was adapted from the Jules Verne novel. It's considered to be an early influence on the steampunk genre.
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This 1957 drama has one of the most famous tragic endings in film history. It's become a pop-cultural staple and is even referenced in an episode of "Friends."
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This underappreciated 1985 film is one of Disney's darker films. It was the first Disney film to make use of computer animation.
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This 1997 film stars Robin Williams. It got terrible reviews but did well at the box office.
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This 1975 live-action film features a pair of siblings with paranormal powers escaping the clutches of a greedy multi-millionaire who wants to use their powers to get even richer. It spawned an entire film franchise.
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