10. Sleeping Beauty
One of the great things about old Disney movies is that they are able to introduce children to fairy tales that have a huge impact on the world in a reliable way. Sleeping Beauty delves into the magical world of fairies, something that children often delight about. The fairies themselves have a good comedic effect, and even the villain Maleficent has some funny lines. The art features the same classic hand-drawn animation that made the early Disney movies so special. The film clearly shows the good and evil sides, which are easier for children to understand than the more complex morals.
9. Dream Travel
One of the best things about "Dream Quest" is its music. Influenced by mariachi bands and other forms of traditional Mexican music, the film is filled with memorable songs. It emphasizes the importance of music for self-expression and connection with others, which most children can understand. The other message it conveys is about overcoming intergenerational trauma and not trusting people just because they have a good reputation, which may take some parental guidance to get, but they are there. In addition, the film gives a wonderful portrayal of the traditions of Mexico's Day of the Dead. It's both educational and exciting.
8. Summer friends sunny days
One of the best things about this movie is its emphasis on friendship. The bond between Luca and Alberto is the driving force behind the film, whether the film goes well or not. But the film also teaches us an important lesson about being true to yourself, even if it means being separated from family and friends. Set in Italy, the film presents some stunning visuals that may spark curiosity about the rest of the world. There are a few Italian phrases interspersed in the conversation, which is great for developing the brain. Finally, the sea monster is eye-catching and funny, but not particularly scary.
7. Cinderella
Cinderella is a classic Disney movie that has captivated generations of children and adults alike. It's hard not to be fooled by this self-made magical story. The visuals – especially those of Cinderella transforming – are very cute. The story is deep, but like most Disney movies based on fairy tales, it's also relatively simple, which means it's easy for kids to grasp what's going on. The Grimm version of the fairy tale is a bit scary, so the Disney version may be more suitable for kids. The rat who helps Cinderella also has a comedic element. They were very funny and the song they sang "Help Cinderella" was unforgettable.
6. Frozen
The movie was very popular with children. Aisha and Anna are both true heroines who are in control of their own stories. This wasn't always the case for early Disney princesses. While the film does have some romance, the most important relationship is between sisters, which is more relatable for young people than romance. Also, despite some dark moments, the film has a lot of humor, much of which revolves around Olaf the Yeti. And the music is great – when your kids are hooked on it, you might not even get tired of listening to Let It Go the thousandth time.
5. Finding Nemo 2
Dolly is one of the most enjoyable parts of Finding Nemo, so it's great to see her own story. But even children who are not familiar with the original book can still enjoy the movie. The story itself is simple and tells the story of the search for a missing family. Even if children can't understand all the details, they can understand it. They will also learn something about memory loss disorders, a concept that may not be familiar but that they may encounter in real life. In addition to this, the film is also a great source of gorgeous animated sea creatures.
4. Food Story
Food Story is an enjoyable movie for kids. Children often enjoy movies that depict the relationship between humans and animals, and this movie depicts a unique and hilarious relationship. It also contains some great information. On the one hand, it shows that no matter where you're from, you should pursue your dreams like Remy. This also illustrates the importance of teamwork. Of course, Remy and Ringini weren't entirely honest about what they did, but in the end they achieved greater things than they could have done alone.
3. Interstellar baby
The movie is full of wacky pranks that will keep kids interested. Stitch has a funny and cute voice and mannerisms. But behind it all, it conveys some important messages about family and integration. Lillo is an unusual child, but she is passionate, intelligent, caring, and perfect, which is what any child really needs. No matter how complicated things get, she cares about her family and she will do anything for them.
2. Cars
Cars are a common source of obsession for young children. If a child is already fascinated by cars, then this movie will be for them. It's a flashy, fast-paced, exciting movie, but it also has some serious heart. The characters may be cars, but they also have emotions and personalities. Lightning McQueen's transition from selfishness to love is pleasing to the eye and a good lesson for us. Moreover, everything that the mother said was hilarious.
1. Toy Story
Children will be excited by the idea that toys not only have life, but also clearly love their human beings. It's even more exciting if they do have some of the same toys. However, these toys aren't just alive – they all have unique personalities and fun dynamics. The development of Woody's relationship with Bass is particularly remarkable. They go from not liking each other very much, to learning to appreciate each other, despite their differences, and precisely because of their differences. This is a great example that children should follow.