1. Cheetah
   Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
2. Shipwrecked
   Return to Snowy River

If you were a '90s kid, you remember "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" as a great adventure story. It reminded us that we didn't have to go far to encounter danger and adventure; our own backyards are full of interesting things.

1. 102 Dalmations
   The Princess Diaries 2
2. Homeward Bound: Lost in San Francisco
   Snow Dogs 2

"102 Dalmatians" (2000) was a response to the unbelievable success of the live-action film "101 Dalmatians" that starred Glenn Close. While Close was nowhere to be seen in the sequel, it was for the best, as the movie was not well-received.

1. Dumbo
   Beauty and the Beast
2. The Jungle Book
   Cinderella

Emma Watson as Belle was a great choice for the "Beauty and the Beast" live-action remake. Not only did she give an excellent performance, but she also looked the part of the young French girl who was too smart for everyone around her.

1. Treasure of Matecumbe
   Gus
2. The Shaggy D.A.
   Freaky Friday

While there was a remake with Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, "Freaky Friday" was actually released in 1976, staring Jodie Foster and Barbara Harris. It was the same premise, however. A girl and her mom switch places for a day.

1. Hannah Montana: The Movie
   Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience
2. The Muppets
   Oz the Great and Powerful

"Hannah Montana" was a popular show on the Disney Channel, but the movie didn't make such a great impact. Some critics took issue with the shallowness of the film, saying that the successful TV show's premise didn't translate well to the big screen.

1. Holes
   Tuck Everlasting
2. The Country Bears
   The Haunted Mansion

"Holes" (2003) starred a young Shia LaBeouf. It was a throwback to the old-school Disney live-action films in which a young person had to overcome an evil adult, and magically became rich at the end.

1. Huck Finn
   The Three Musketeers
2. Hocus Pocus
   White Fang

"Hocus Pocus" was not intended to be the classic that it became, but everyone loves those quirky Sanderson sisters... even if they were incredibly scary. This movie has gone down in history as one of the greatest Halloween movies of all time.

1. Cinderella
   Dumbo
2. Beauty and the Beast
   The Jungle Book

While "The Jungle Book" (1994) didn't get the greatest reviews, it was an exciting new way to look at the film. The animals that Mowgli (Jason Scott Lee) interacted with were real, which is a rare thing these days.

1. Angels in the Outfield
   D2: The Mighty Ducks
2. White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf
   Man of the House

Yes, in "Angles in the Outfield" the angels help the baseball team cheat. We'll direct your attention to the scene where Christopher Lloyd moves the foul post to ensure a homerun, but hey, the hero won, so that's good.

1. National Treasure
   Princess Diaries
2. The Librarian
   The Greatest Game Ever Played

There's nothing like watching Nicholas Cage solve mysteries, especially when his historical detective work is coupled with action and humor. "National Treasure" gave way to two well-loved sequels.

1. Monkey Kingdom
   Oceans
2. March of the Penguins
   Growing Up Wild

Disney has done quite a few nature documentaries, and all of them include some kind of story line that helps people follow along. "Monkey Kingdom" follows Maya and her son, Kip, through the dangers of living in South Asia.

1. The Light in the Forest
   Tonka
2. Old Yeller
   Third Man on the Mountain

While you may not have been able to spot it from a screen shot, this is one of the saddest movies ever made, based on one of the saddest books ever written. SPOILER ALERT: the dog gets shot at the end.

1. The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again
   Unidentified Flying Oddball
2. The Black Hole
   Holes

Yes, this was a tough one, but we really want to test your Disney know-how. This 1979 sequel was released on DVD in 2003. It was a great series of films about bandits who were always up to hilarious shenanigans.

1. College Road Trip
   The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
2. Race to Witch Mountain
   The Game Plan

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has been in a ton of Disney films, even voicing Maui in "Moana." In "Race to Witch Mountain," Johnson plays a cab driver who meets some exceptional young people and has to help them.

1. Ursula
   The White Witch
2. Snow White and the Huntsman
   Maleficent

"Maleficent" was the kind of movie that turns around the cliches. While everyone wants the villains to be clear-cut, Maleficent reversed the script and showed the softer side of evil.

1. 101 Dalmations
   That Darn Cat
2. Air Bud
   The Shaggy Dog

While you may have expected "That Darn Cat" to be a 1965 film, the remake in 1997 was a little bit more popular. The movie is basically about a cat who is really naughty and two girls who have to follow it around.

1. Man of the House
   The Santa Clause
2. Tom and Huck
   Jungle 2 Jungle

Jonathan Taylor Thomas was a heartthrob in the 1990s, and it's no secret that that's the reason Disney had him star in so many coming-of-age movies, including "Tom and Huck," which is about Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn having an adventure.

1. The BFG
   Alice Through the Looking Glass
2. Pete's Dragon
   Growing Up Wild

The "F" stands for Friendly, in case you were wondering. "The BFG" is an adventure tale about a young girl who meets a giant. While this film didn't get great reviews, it did rake in nearly $185 million at the box office.

1. Babes in Toyland
   Greyfriars Bobby: The True Story of a Dog
2. Nikki, Wild Dog of the North
   The Parent Trap

There's nothing like getting kidnapped by a band of gypsies to get your blood going. Yes, this was a children's film, and yes, it was beyond frightening. It really made you understand that the bad guy always has a mustache.

1. Blank Check
   Angels in the Outfield
2. The Santa Clause
   White Fang

"Blank Check" was a movie that showed kids that it's totally cool to lie and cheat to get what you want. Of course, there were consequences, but not nearly as bad as they could have been.

1. Tron
   Tron Legacy
2. Flight of the Navigator
   The Cat From Outer Space

No one will ever deny that "Tron" (1982) was ahead of its time in story line, plot points and graphics. This cult classic is about a computer engineer whose boss is stealing from the company. He goes into the digital world and things get really interesting.

1. A Far Off Place
   Operation Dumbo Drop
2. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
   Benji

"Operation Dumbo Drop" (1995) was a movie with a pretty ridiculous premise (but many movies of the '90s were). A team of soldiers had to deliver an elephant to a village in Vietnam via airplane. Obviously, shenanigans abounded.

1. Herbie Fully Loaded
   The Parent Trap
2. The Greatest Game Ever Played
   Sky High

Lindsay Lohan has had a great career, and she was such a good actor that she brilliantly executed two roles in the 1998 remake of "The Parent Trap." While her contract with Disney ended after "Herbie: Fully Loaded," her role as the twins will live on.

1. Christopher Robin
   Beauty and the Beast
2. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
   Mary Poppins Returns

"Christopher Robin" is a tale of a boy who grew up. Not only does he have to come to terms with the fact that his childhood imaginary friends are real, but he also has to help them. It's a fun movie that brings us back to our youths.

1. The Ugly Duckling
   The Mighty Ducks
2. The Million Dollar Duck
   The Biscuit Eater

We may be used to geese laying golden eggs, but in this story, it is a simple little laboratory-experiment duck that can give you exactly what you need, whenever you need it. The Million Dollar Duck was released in 1971.

1. A Kid in King Arthur's Court
   The Big Green
2. Tom and Huck
   Operation Dumbo Drop

"A Kid in King Arthur's Court" (1995) was a magical movie that brought a boy back in time. It was a terrible plot, but it had its moments. (Of course, the female character suddenly couldn't protect herself, which was a huge cliche back then.)

1. Popeye
   Flubber
2. Aladdin
   Return to Oz

No one could have ever imagined that a live-action Popeye movie could be made. I mean, the character is not anatomically correct by any means. However, Disney unsurprisingly found a way to bring Popeye to life.

1. Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
   Return to Snowy River
2. Never Cry Wolf
   Newsies

It's not just a song by P!nk. "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken" (1991) is about a young girl who wants to do things that men do. This movie is all about breaking gender stereotypes (as many female-lead movies did in the '90s).

1. King of the Grizzlies
   The Boatniks
2. The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
   Rascal

"The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes" was made in 1969 (when computers were actually big enough to require footwear). However, the actual plot of the movie is that a boy has an accident and suddenly has a photographic memory.

1. Race to Witch Mountain
   The Moon-Spinners
2. Emil and the Detectives
   Zorro the Avenger

"The Moon-Spinners" (1964) is about a (VERY) young girl who is on vacation on an island. She meets a young man and falls in love, only to find out that he is (or may be) a smuggler of some sort.

1. Air Bud
   Jungle 2 Jungle
2. George of the Jungle
   The Jungle Book

"George of the Jungle" (1997) was more of a slap-stick comedy than an actual movie with a plot, but it had something for everyone: comedy for the kids and Brendan Fraser for the moms.

1. The Three Musketeers
   Iron Will
2. White Fang
   Cool Runnings

"Iron Will" (1994) is very much like any other coming-of-age movie from that decade: It's heavy on the drama and possesses an undying need to put the main character (always a teenager) in peril.

1. Glory Road
   Miracle
2. The Game Plan
   McFarland, USA

They say that miracles happen every day, and when it comes to Kurt Russel coaching an Olympic hockey team, they do. This inspiring movie, which was based on a true story, made people love hockey again.

1. The Three Musketeers
   Iron Will
2. D2: The Mighty Ducks
   Cool Runnings

SPOILER ALERT: There is something so powerful about John Candy training a Jamaican bobsled team for the Olympics. This movie is based on a true story of how a rag-tag team got together and DIDN'T win.

1. Camp Nowhere
   Heavyweights
2. Man of the House
   Jungle to Jungle

"Heavyweights" (1995) was a coming-of-age movie that showed people the difference between being yourself and forcing yourself to be something you're not. It was all about children understanding their own identity.

1. Dead Man's Chest
   The Curse of the Black Pearl
2. Dead Men Tell No Tales
   At World's End

The "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies aren't just entertaining; they're action-packed and filled with humor. Additionally, only Johnny Depp can look good as a black-toothed inebriated pirate.

1. The Sandlot
   The Mighty Ducks
2. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
   The London Connection

If you grew up in the 1990s, you knew "The Mighty Ducks" movie word for word. '90s kids got most of their comebacks and insults from this movie, and it made everyone want to play hockey.

1. The Santa Clause
   The Santa Clause 2
2. The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
   Elf

"The Santa Clause" movies were excellent family fun around the holidays. The original was definitely the best; however, the sequels gave us the cheesy adorableness that we needed throughout the late '90s and early '00s.

1. Herbie Fully Loaded
   Herbie Rides Again
2. Herbie Goes Bananas
   The Love Bug

"The Love Bug" made a splash in 1968. With its success came an additional four movies over the next 47 years. "Herbie Goes Bananas" was the last one made before the 2005 attempt to resurrect him.

1. Benji
   For the Love of Benji
2. Benji the Hunted
   Benji: Off the Leash!

Benji was always known as the most courageous dog in the world. He was fearless, but in this movie, a shipwreck separates Benji from his trainer and chaos ensues. So, it's basically like every other Benji movie.