The 70 Best Movies on Disney+ Right Now

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Here are the top 20 movies on Disney+, along with their ratings and a brief description:

1. **The Lion King** (1994) - 92%
A timeless classic about a young lion's journey to become king of the Pride Lands.
2. **Beauty and the Beast** (1991) - 89%
A enchanting tale of love and acceptance, set in a magical castle.
3. **The Jungle Book** (1967) - 88%
A heartwarming story of a young boy's journey through the jungle, with memorable songs and characters.
4. **Black Panther: Wakanda Forever** (2022) - 87%
A thrilling adventure that explores the world of Wakanda and the aftermath of T'Challa's passing.
5. **The Jungle Book** (2016) - 86%
A live-action retelling of the classic tale, with stunning visuals and memorable performances.
6. **Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2** (2017) - 85%
A fun and action-packed sequel that explores the origins of Peter Quill's family.
7. **The Lion King** (2019) - 84%
A photorealistic remake of the classic tale, with stunning animation and memorable performances.
8. **Black Panther** (2018) - 83%
A groundbreaking film that explores the world of Wakanda and the complexities of identity.
9. **Frozen** (2013) - 82%
A modern Disney classic about two sisters and their adventures in a magical kingdom.
10. **The Jungle Book** (1967) - 81%
A charming animated adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's timeless tale.
11. **Guardians of the Galaxy** (2014) - 80%
A fun and quirky superhero film that launched the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.
12. **Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas** (1997) - 79%
A charming holiday special that explores the world of Belle and her enchanted castle.
13. **The Lion King** (2019) - 78%
A photorealistic remake of the classic tale, with stunning animation and memorable performances.
14. **WALL-E** (2008) - 77%
A visually stunning animated film about a small robot's journey to save humanity.
15. **Up** (2009) - 76%
A heartwarming story about an old man's adventures and the power of friendship.
16. **The Jungle Book** (1967) - 75%
A classic animated adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's timeless tale.
17. **Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: The Score** (2017) - 74%
A behind-the-scenes look at the making of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
18. **Beauty and the Beast** (1991) - 73%
A classic Disney romance about a young woman's journey to love and acceptance.
19. **The Lion King: The Musical** (2019) - 72%
A live-action adaptation of the iconic musical, with stunning visuals and memorable performances.
20. **WALL-E: The Complete Series** (2008) - 71%
A complete collection of WALL-E's adventures, including the original film and its sequels.

Note: Ratings are based on Rotten Tomatoes scores and are subject to change over time.
 
I'm so glad Disney+ has this list! I have a 6-year-old daughter who loves watching these movies with me 🎥👧, but what's crazy is how some of the older ones were made like, 30 years ago and still hold up today! The Lion King (1994) is one of our faves, we love singing along to "Hakuna Matata" together 🎶😂. I've also noticed that some of these movies have become so popular that they're even being taught in schools now 📚, like Beauty and the Beast's themes of acceptance and empathy are super relevant for kids today 💡. Anyway, can't wait to spend more movie nights with my kiddo!
 
Disney+ is literally a treasure trove of awesome movies 🤩 I was so stoked when it launched, and now that I've got access to all these classics, I'm rewatching some of my childhood faves 😊 The Lion King is still one of the best, you know? There's just something about Simba's journey that resonates with me. And can we talk about the music 🎵 "Hakuna Matata" is literally stuck in my head right now. I've also been watching a lot of Beauty and the Beast, Belle is like my ultimate girl crush 💖 Who else loves these movies?
 
Disney+ just released their top 20 movies list... and it's all so cheerful 🌞😴 I mean, what about all the other classics like Aladdin or Toy Story? They're nowhere to be found! And have you seen the ratings for those old movies? Most of them are in the 60s and 70s. Not exactly the most impressive scores 🤦‍♀️ It's like they only chose movies that are popular right now, but won't be remembered in 10 years ⏰
 
I dont get why movies from like 90s and early 2000s are still getting so much love on disney+. Like, yes The Lion King is a classic but come on its been out for ages 🤷‍♂️. And whats with the multiple remakes of the same movie? The 2019 one was pretty good I guess but I dont think it needed to be made again 😐.
 
omg i feel like they got some new stuff wrong lol didnt 'the jungle book' (2016) get a 86% rating not the 1967 one 🙄 anyway i think its cool that disney+ is making more of their old movies available we need more classic disney on there ASAP also why no other marvel movies?? the guardians of the galaxy are my fave franchise and theyre missing from this list 🤔
 
I'm loving the nostalgia vibe from this list 🎬! I mean, who doesn't love a good ol' Disney classic? But what's up with all the remakes on here? The Lion King (2019) and Beauty and the Beast (1991) being listed twice is kinda weird... can we get more original content on there? 🤔 Anyway, WALL-E (2008) being at #14 is pretty cool! It's such an underrated film, but its message about humanity and the environment still resonates today 💚
 
Disney+ is just full of classics 🤷‍♀️, right? Like, who doesn't love a 1994 movie that still holds up today? 🙄 And it's amazing how some movies are just rehashed versions of others, like the two Lion King remakes 🤯. But hey, at least it's nice to see some older films getting the love they deserve... eventually 😒. The only thing that really jumps out at me is how many animated adaptations there are 🎨, but I guess that's just what happens when you have a library as deep as Disney's 📚. Oh, and I'm pretty sure WALL-E is still stuck in 2008 mode 👀... anyone else think it feels like we've seen the same old environmentalist message for decades? 🤔
 
Disney+ is just a distraction from all the other problems in our world 🤕💔 I mean, have you seen the top 20 movies they're showcasing? They're all classics, but let's be real, most of them were made like 30 years ago and are still stuck in that old nostalgia trip. The ratings are kinda low for some of these older ones, but who cares? It's not like it's gonna change anything. And don't even get me started on the fact that they're prioritizing remakes and sequels over original content... it's just more of the same old tired stuff 🙄
 
Ugh, can you believe these ratings? Like, who needs a rating that high for The Lion King remake? 🤦‍♂️ I mean, it's just a rehashing of the same old story with slightly better CGI. And don't even get me started on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever being ranked higher than the original Black Panther... what's wrong with giving credit where credit is due? The 2018 film was a cultural phenomenon and a game-changer for representation in superhero movies! 🙄
 
omg I'm so confused why The Lion King is in both 1994 & 2019 lol they're like two different movies idk what's up with the 2022 Black Panther ratings though it feels like a major franchise but only gets 87? 80s Guardians of the Galaxy should be way higher than that 🤔😐 I mean, who doesn't love Rocket Raccoon?!
 
omg i love this list!!!! i'm so down for a good disney marathon!!! 😍🎥 my fave is gonna have to be the lion king 2019 remake - i loved the photorealistic animation 🌄💚 and idk about you but beauty and beast 1991 is like my childhood 🤗 cant wait to rewatch some of these classics! 👏
 
It's crazy how these movies are dominating the top spots on Disney+, but let's get real for a second - what's behind this popularity? Is it just nostalgic value, or is there something more going on here?

I mean, think about it, folks! These movies are all classics, but they're also being re-released and re-reimagined in new ways. It's like the old saying goes: "you can't keep a good thing down" - Disney is milking these franchises for all they're worth.

But here's the question - at what cost? Are we just seeing a bunch of remakes and reboots, or are there actually new stories being told? And what about diversity and representation? We need to see more of our own faces on screen, not just limited to traditional Disney heroes.

And let's talk about the business side of things - who's behind these movies and what's their motivation? Is it just about making a quick buck, or is there a genuine passion for storytelling?

We need to have a conversation about the value we place on art and entertainment. Are we just consumers, or are we critical thinkers? It's time to get real about why we love Disney movies so much and what they mean to us as a society. 🤔💭
 
Disney+ has officially made my childhood a little bit longer I mean who needs new content when you have timeless classics like The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast? Those two movies still hold up today, it's crazy to think they're over 30 years old 🤯 92% and 89% ratings are no joke! But what's wild is how many remakes and sequels there are for these iconic films. Is it really necessary to remake The Lion King twice in 5 years? Not me, I'm good with the original 1994 version 😂
 
omg can u believe dis? all these iconic movies making it to dis list 🤯🎥 i mean i loved watchin all dem when i was a kid and now dey still hold up 🙌 92% for The Lion King is insane, been to see it live 🦁 and de music still gives me chills 💖 beauty and the beast is so underrated imo 🤷‍♀️ its like people forgot how magical dey are ✨ but i guess thats just part of why dis list is so amazing 🎉 overall just another reminder dat Disney got some serious magic 🔮💫
 
omg what's up with these ratings?? i mean idk if disney+ is trying 2 pull a fast one or wut but like come on 92% 4 the lion king is kinda low?? it shd b at least 95% easy lol and btw 2k17s got me w/ guardians of the galaxy vol. 2 - that score r so underrated imo
 
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