1. "Tangled"
2. "Bolt"

2010's "Tangled" tells the age-old story of Rapunzel. In order to escape a life of confinement, she must escape the tower she's been held in for years. As luck would have it, a prince comes along and lends his aid.

1. "The Princess and The Frog"
2. "Oliver & Company"

In the 2009 film, "The Princess and The Frog," there's a lot of hopping action going on. When Naveen kisses Tiana, all sorts of amphibious adventures take place on the way to find a Voodoo priestess. Eventually, Prince Naveen and Princess Tiana are returned to their human bodies.

1. "The Lion King"
2. "Zootopia"

When Disney released "The Lion King" in 1994, it took the world by storm. The beautiful story of Mufasa and Simba is played out using cutting-edge animation and songs that children will remember for decades.

1. "Frozen"
2. "Cinderella"

Grossing 1.2 billion at the box office, Disney's "Frozen" stole the show when it was released in 2013. As Elsa desperately tries to reach her sister, icy and dark magic ensues. From talking snowmen to scary trolls, "Frozen" is an action-packed delight for Disney fans of all ages!

1. "Wreck-It Ralph"
2. "Lilo & Stitch"

2002's "Lilo & Stitch" was an unexpected hit for Disney. The adorable misadventures of Lilo and her alien sidekick Stitch appeals to both younger and older audiences. It grossed over $231 million at the box office.

1. "A Goofy Movie"
2. "Planes"

Back in 1995, Disney decided that long-time character Goofy should have his very own film. Now a little older and raising a son, Goofy hasn't changed at all over the years. He is still full of misadventure and goofiness in this film.

1. "The Secret Life of Arriety"
2. "Zootopia"

Disney's "Zootopia" was released in 2016 with critical acclaim. With a variety of lovable talking animals, fans loved the following the adventures of Judy the Rabbit, and her quest to become a police officer.

1. "The Brave Little Toaster"
2. "Meet the Robinsons"

1987's "The Brave Little Toaster" featured the sweet antics of household appliances looking to escape. Characters named Toasty, Blanky, Radio, Kirby and Lampy lead the way through all sorts of hilarious situations.

1. "Pocahontas"
2. "Moana"

2016's "Moana" tells the tale of Moana's journey towards self-discovery. As Moana retraces an ancient route to save her people, she discovers a lot of scary scenarios along the way. She also figures out exactly who she is with the help of her new friend, Maui.

1. "Brave"
2. "Finding Dory"

With Ellen Degeneres providing the voice for "Finding Dory's" main character, success was all but guaranteed. Grossing over 1 billion in sales, "Finding Dory" rivaled its parent film, "Finding Nemo."

1. "Mulan"
2. "The Great Mouse Detective"

When she fears her father will be drafted into the military, Mulan pretends to be a man and takes his place. Released in 1998, "Mulan" was a gamble for Disney because her character was step in a new direction, and fans loved it.

1. "Wreck-It Ralph"
2. "Meet the Robinsons"

2012's "Wreck-It Ralph" is the story of an arcade character named Ralph. Tired of always being the bad guy, Ralph sets out to change his image when hilarity and adventures ensues.

1. "My Neighbor Totoro"
2. "Big Hero 6"

Released in 2014, "Big Hero 6" tells the tale of robotics genius Hiro and his friend Baymax. When tragedy strikes, Hiro is forced to turn his friends into a technologically advanced brand of defenders.

1. "Aladdin"
2. "The Incredibles"

Although Aladdin was not what he seemed when Princess Jasmine first met him, his noble nature stole her heart. Released in 1992, "Aladdin" quickly became a favorite for children everywhere.

1. "Tarzan"
2. "Planes"

Released in 2013, "Planes" tells the story of Dusty Crophopper, a crop dusting airplane that aspires to be a racer. The film is a spin-off of Pixar's "Cars" franchise, and stars comedian Dane Cook.

1. "The Little Mermaid"
2. "Treasure Island"

"The Little Mermaid" was released in 1989 and instantly became a hit for Disney. The film follows the journey of a mermaid named Ariel, who falls in love with a prince. With catchy songs and an evil Disney villain, it's easy to see why it remains the favorite for children everywhere.

1. "Hercules"
2. "Aristocats"

Released in 1997, Disney attempts to dip their toe into Greek Mythology with "Hercules." After being stolen from his family, the story centers around his struggles to prove his worth on Mount Olympus alongside other gods.

1. "Cars"
2. "The Fox and The Hound"

"Cars" is a fun family film that features talking cars and the Piston Cup Championship race. The main character Lightning McQueen befriends other quirky cars in a town called Radiator Springs. The film was also released in 2006 and grossed over $462 million at the box office.

1. "Bolt"
2. "Oliver & Company"

Voiced by John Travolta, "Bolt" made $310 million dollars from box office sales. The film showcases the adventurous pup Bolt, who is accidentally mailed to New York City. Once there, he sets out to find Penny, his lovable owner.

1. "Finding Dory"
2. "Finding Nemo"

"Finding Nemo" hit theaters in 2003 to wide audience approval. Pixar and Disney fans alike loved the adventures of Marlin and Dory, who were on a quest to find Marlin's son, Nemo. At the box office, it grossed over $940 million dollars.

1. "The Emperor's New Groove"
2. "Tarzan"

"The Emperor's New Groove" was released in 2000 with high praise for its animation and writing. Fans also love the music and songs in this film, with "My Funny Friend and Me" as a notable featured song.

1. "The Jungle Book"
2. "Tarzan"

Released in 1999, "Tarzan" follows the story of an orphaned boy, Tarzan, who learns how to fight, survive and swing on trees. He grows up to become a strong man and eventually falls in love with Jane. Their love for each other becomes a problem when a hunter named Clayton threatens to hunt down the gorillas who helped to raise Tarzan.

1. "Brother Bear"
2. "The Jungle Book"

Mowgli is raised by a pack of wolves in a jungle, where he eventually comes face to face with a ruthless tiger named Shere. Released in 1967, fans love "The Jungle Book" for its music, adorable talking animals and action-packed adventures.

1. "Beauty and The Beast"
2. "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" includes stars like Tom Hulce and Demi Moore, who tells the tale of love and human understanding between two different characters. Released in 1996, the film grossed over $325 million and features two directors.

1. "Hercules"
2. "The Incredibles"

Released in 2004, "The Incredibles" became an instant hit. Based on a dysfunctional family with superpowers who fights crime, "The Incredibles" has a giggle for every age group.

1. "Brother Bear"
2. "Bolt"

Starring Joaquin Phoenix as the voice of Kenai, Disney's "Brother Bear" showcases the story of a Native American who accidentally becomes a bear. Set out to become human again, Kenai befriends a bear cub named Koda, who helps him find a magical mountain.

1. "Oliver and Company"
2. "The Fox and The Hound"

"The Fox and The Hound" was released in 1981, and features a strong friendship between a fox and a hound. Unfortunately, their masters disapprove of their friendship, which causes a rift that the pair must overcome.

1. "Wreck-It Ralph"
2. "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"

Released in 1998, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" follows the thrilling tale of a private eye detective who is looking to solve a crime. Popular characters includes Jessica Rabbit and Marvin Acme.

1. "The Emperor's New Groove"
2. "The Secret World of Arrietty"

Featuring Amy Poehler, "The Secret World of Arriety" was released in 2012 to critical acclaim. Sharing the world of a friendless girl named Arrietty, the film sees her blossom as she meets and interacts with others.

1. "Pocahontas"
2. "The Rescuers"

Disney's 1995 release of "Pocahontas" was the studio's 33rd film. Following the love story of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith, this film captured the hearts of many Disney fans.

1. "Tangled"
2. "Brave"

Featuring Emma Thompson, "Brave" is the story of Princess Merida who is bored with life in her Scottish castle. She is eventually granted a cursed wish by a witch, which allows her to embark on a journey of self-discovery.

1. "Beauty and The Beast"
2. "The Princess and The Frog"

With a theme song memorably sang by Celine Dion, Disney's "Beauty and The Beast" was an instant classic. The story follows the love between a beast and a beauty named Belle, who has a love for books!

1. "Bolt"
2. "My Neighbor Totoro"

"My Neighbor Totoro" was re-released in 2006 by Disney, and features the fantastical story of a wood spirit who is befriended by two sisters. The film also grossed over $6 million at the box office.

1. "The Great Mouse Detective"
2. "Milo and Otis"

When Professor Ratigan wants to take over the world, Basil springs to action in Disney's 1986 film "The Great Mouse Detective." Basil makes it his mission to save London's master toymaker, but must overcome his adversary first.

1. "Oliver & Company"
2. "Babe"

"Oliver & Company" is Disney's 1988 take on the classic "Oliver Twist" story line. Billy Joel and Dom DeLuise were among two of the stars that lent their voices to the movie.

1. "Meet the Robinsons"
2. "Big Hero 6"

When Lewis' invention was stolen in Disney's 2007 movie "Meet the Robinsons," he turns to a time traveler named Wilbur to help. Many hidden secrets are uncovered, as Lewis and Wilbur embark on timeless Disney adventures!

1. "Fantasia 2000"
2. "The Great Mouse Adventure"

Disney's "Fantasia 2000" picks up where the original film left off. Filled with colorful animation and heartwarming stories, the film features the musical likes of Bette Midler and Quincy Jones. Other celebrities include James Earl Jones and Penn and Teller.

1. "The Black Cauldron"
2. "The Rescuers Down Under"

Released in 1985, "The Black Cauldron" was the animated story of Taran the pig farmer. His quest is to find the evil black cauldron before the Horned King unleashes an army of the undead. Although "The Black Cauldron" didn't receive much critical acclaim, Disney enthusiasts still love it.

1. "The Rescuers"
2. "The Rescuers Down Under"

"The Rescuers Down Under" features the voices of John Candy and Bob Newhart. Released in 1991, the film tells the tale of The Rescuers, a band of crime-fighter friends who embark on epic adventures.

1. "Treasure Island"
2. "Treasure Planet"

Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island," "Treasure Planet," is an intergalactic update on the classic. When Jim Hawkins finds a treasure map of the universe, he embarks on a dazzling journey through planets, stars and asteroids.