Disney movie recommendations?

[kingluke]

Zootopia is amazing, I highly reccommend it

[Water Lily]

Uuum... Oliver and co!

Oliver and company is the best! Bolt , Aristocats, Ratitoue Sword in the stone, the good Dragon , and I really liked Lion king 2 not 1 and half lol

[garnetfaerie]

Cinderella 3 is a surprisingly silly fun for being a sequel.

The Tinkerbell movies are good. The last one (Neverbeast) was the best one (even if it had little to do with Tink) with Secret of the Wings being a close second.

Beauty and the Beast is my favorite  followed by Tangled. The Tangled TV series is cute and fun as well.

[Zapper]

The Tinkerbell movies are good. The last one (Neverbeast) was the best one (even if it had little to do with Tink) with Secret of the Wings being a close second.

Neverbeast actually made me cry and I never cry at Disney or Pixar anymore. So maybe not the best movie to suggest to cheer someone up but it was beautiful and emotional.
The Faeries franchise was awesome in general and way better than Disney Princess. The movies were cute and Tink being an inventor was a nice ad-on. I really miss them.

Tangled Adventure is also a high recommend from me. I dislike the movie but the series is a win! Pretty cool art direction, too.

As for Disney movies, both of the Pete's Dragon movies are sweet. One is nostalgic and whimsical similar to Mary Poppins, and the other is a solid modern take.

[LadyMoondancer]

Bedknobs and Broomsticks!

[Twizel]

My favorites were Beauty & the Beast, the Lion King, the Aladdin trilogy, and Mulan. I also liked The Little Mermaid because mermaids, but the story I feel doesn't hold up well now that I'm older. Ummm... Oliver & Co gets an honorable mention, I used to sing Jenny's little song to my stuffed bunny.