12.SnowWhite and the seven dwarves
Really, I don't hate it, I just don't find it all that interesting. I much prefer movies with action or that at least keep the plot going. The majority of the movie consist of SnowWhite just being so darn lovable with the dwarves, not anything building up at all, she runs away, she has funny bits with the dwarves, the queen comes and the prince saves her. I often find myself going on the internet during it or going some place else. It's cute but it doesn't focus on anything, it just drags on little insignificant scenes. It's very cute, but it could've been shorter instead of stretching out scenes. I really love it, I just love it the least.

11.Pocahontas
It's not my thing. It's nice, but it's Romeo and Juliet put to actually history, put to Disney twist. I think it's distasteful, it's also dishonest to history and therefor should not have been made (because a historically accurate movie would be terrible). The Disney magic in it all seems rushed, like when she and John Smith magically can talk to one another. I really wish they were at least true to their ages so she could be a young heroine. I like the animation, I like Pocahontas as a character but everything else seems flat. I love the concept of the movie, but perhaps shouldn't have been used with those specific people in history. I imagine it should have been used with Nakoma and Thomas a Native American who isn't real with an Englishman who can't be proven real. I'm awfully picky when it comes to character development and John Smith's is one I find bland, unoriginal and unbelievable. As much as I try I can't bring myself to enjoy the movie, I just can't get past it's historical roots. I just think they could have done better. Disney could have either done Romeo and Juliet OR a Native American/ Pocahontas movie NOT both mixed together. It's really a lovely movie, but I can't bring myself to like it.

10.Cinderella
Though it contains my 2nd favorite DP I'm afraid I don't much like it. Like SnowWhite it consist of little bits that prolong themselves and doesn't suffice to any importance. It's cute and I love every second of Cinderella, but it doesn't hold my attention for very long. After the whole Gus/Lucifer and Cinderella get extra chores and whatnot, it picks up pace only to go back to the mice singing about helping Cinderella with dresses and the whole dress making process with Gus, Jack and Lucifer I hate those kinds of dragging scenes. I only tolerate a dragging scene when it has some sort of point at the end of it like the sing sweet nightingale part, but it wasn't really that long. I tend to go in and out of the movie as Cinderella appears and disappears there by earning this spot. It's cute and I like it but it more of a "look at these cute little bits here and there" type movie. Sometimes it captures my attention sometimes not. I think I like Pocahontas better actually, but I'm bias so deal with it.

9.Princess and The Frog
I don't even know how this happened. I like it, I really do. I suppose I like the others more. It has a flawless plot, I like the concept, the animation is good, the music is amazing. I think because it has the "Party boy falls for a Serious girl" archetype also the fact that they make Tiana a frog for the majority of the film. I don't much like the talking animal movies either.

8.Brave
I really like it much more than what this ranking gives it. It's like Cinderella where I love the heroine much more than the film itself. I like it it doesn't have any dragging scenes at all, good animation, and despite what people think I thought it was epic. I think it's focus on a mother-daughter relationship is why it's not high, I like it a LOT! Like I love this movie, I really don't know why it's so low I thought it'd be higher.

7.Frozen
Despite my recent HATRED of the characters in this movie, I just can't help but like it. It has nice songs, nice plot I love the fairytale it was based off of, really it was a safe movie that was combined with a Disney twist. I like it. I don't want to praise it, but it ain't bad.


6.Aladdin
It's a good movie. It's really...very 90's. It's so modern and I just don't click with movies that are made for the time. All the references (though I love them) takes away from the magic. It has lots of pointless bits in it as well. I simply LOVE the plot and everything. I like the jokes, I like Jasmine, I like Aladdin really all the characters are amazing and just FULL of life.

5.Sleeping Beauty
It's a shame all the classic are low, It's just that they all have dragging scenes that add up to no significant point, that makes it cute. Sleeping Beauty in particular is higher than the others because it does give us a general idea of each of their personalities and does make some progress in the plot. I like the use of color, songs and concept as well. I like to watch it late at night when I having trouble sleeping or to cheer/calm myself. I has a certain Ora about it that makes it impossible to hate.

4.Tangled
You just can't HATE Tangled. I find it so lively, no dragging scenes and unlike Naveen, Flynn doesn't seem so far away, like Naveen seemed way out there in the cocky, spoiled, party boy type whilst Flynn it seemed like an act, which it was. Flynn seems more genuine, I also like his relationship and development with Rapunzel, I see it as a better version of John Smith. The overall plot and Disney twist on is is amazing. I can't find many plot holes just some. To be honest the only problem I may have with this movie is Rapunzel and of course it's CGI, which isn't much to dislike. Can you really think of a reason to hate it? It's like Sleeping Beauty but more interesting.

3.Mulan
Favorite DP's movie here! I love it, I'm obsessed with Chinese culture and Mulan is one of my favorite legends. I was one of those kids who's parents only let them watch good role models and what not. I read the legend of Mulan before I watched the Disney movie luckily my mom thought that Mulan was a good role model. She was the first DP I ever saw and I just love her. As I grew up I just noticed more and more things about it. I like the movies, the reality of the culture. I liked Mushu, I loved Shang and how selfless Mulan was. I just die of LOVE! Nothing but love for this movie. Sorry if I seem vague.

2.Beauty and The Beast
Sometimes the plot drags a little, but the rest of the time it's developing characters, exploring its concept, I love Belle and Beast relationship I love that you don't know how long she was with the beast and she didn't just fall for him in a couple of days. I love how the beast is portrayed, each character is so diverse and well thought out. I like how wickedly AMAZING the villain is, the songs remind me of Tangled how cartoony yet fun and serious they are. I simply love it.

1.The Little Mermaid
Growing up my mom though Ariel was a TERRIBLE role model walking around in seashell bras and selling her life to Ursula for some boy. My mom HATED her, and my mom being christian forbade me to see it. The funny thing is I saw it at a fellow Christian's house that my mom urged me to go to, like any girl I fell in LOVE with Ariel! When my parents split up my dad got me her movie on DVD. I just love it, and I felt like Ariel when I watched it disobeying my parents and stuff. I felt the need to say that, I don't know why. I just love Ariel and her bubbly spirit. I feel it's perfect. All the sidekicks are lovable, no dragging scenes (that much any way), I love all the music (even though brave is my favorite sound track). She may be my 5th favorite DP, but I often feel like she is my favorite DP. I know this is a pretty vague reason to like the movie, but I like the movie for EVERYTHING it is. It's around the top with Tarzan, just LOVE it.

Thanks for reading, be sure to give me your list below (because I like having people's input and opinions. :3