Golden Age
A film that includes one of the greatest-known death scenes in cinema, still talked about to this day.
What is Bambi?
Donald Duck, Jose Carioca, and Panchito Pistoles.
Who are The Three Caballeros?
A film that eventually found an audience with the psychedelia crowd.
What is Alice in Wonderland?
A film in which original plans included having an evil maid to be partners with the butler.
What is The Aristocats?
A film where Robin Williams was brought in after an animator made a reel of his intended character to one of Williams's albums.
What is Aladdin?
The sci-fi adventure that produced a character that has become as recognizable to the Disney brand as much as Tinker Bell and Mickey Mouse.
What is Lilo & Stitch?
The cultural phenomenon based on a concept that was on-and-off throughout the studio for around 70 years.
What is Frozen?
An object that has been in nearly every single Pixar film.
What is the Pizza Planet truck?
A dual-holiday film that was released through Touchstone because it was thought to be too scary for kids.
What is The Nightmare before Christmas?
A film that is known for a rather frightening scene featuring pink elephants.
What is Dumbo?
The part of the world that The Three Caballeros was made a part of a goodwill message for.
What is Latin America?
A film responsible for one of the most iconic movie villains in history.
What is One Hundred and One Dalmatians?
A film where some were originally not sure how to approach due to not knowing how well they could portray a fox as a hero.
What is Robin Hood?
A film where Jackie Chan voiced the same character in all three Chinese versions.
What is Mulan?
The sequel to Walt Disney's most ambitious project that was also the very first film released to theaters in the new millennium.
What is Fantasia 2000?
A film where they brought in Randy Newman to do the music because of Newman's background in jazz and that he grew up in New Orleans.
What is The Princess and the Frog?
A film whose animation included working with over 2,000,000 strands of hair on a single character.
What is Monster's Inc.?
A character that Jim Carrey was first pick for before Johnny Depp got the role.
Who is Captain Jack Sparrow?
A film that features a nasal-based lie detector.
What is Pinocchio?
The Disney villain responsible for one of the scariest moments in Disney films.
Who is The Headless Horseman?
A film based on Walt Disney's favorite fairy tale, as well as the studio's big gamble, placing all of the money it had into its production.
What is Cinderella?
A film that delivered a powerful message about discrimination, focusing on two friends who were "supposed" to be enemies.
What is The Fox and the Hound?
A film whose villain's design was based off of a professional drag queen.
What is The Little Mermaid?
A Western film that originally had supernatural elements in the script.
What is Home on the Range?
A film that when they were nearing completion, they realized they almost forgot the crucial element of a Stan Lee cameo.
What is Big Hero 6?
A film that contained major themes of consumerism, sedentary behaviors, and pollution.
What is WALL-E?
An immensely controversial film that was responsible for the first Academy Award given to a black man.
What is Song of the South?
A film that underwent some racial controversy due to one of the characters being named Jim Crow.
What is Dumbo?
The characters from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad that have made numerous appearances in following projects, mostly as henchmen.
Who are the Weasels?
The last film Walt Disney was personally involved with before his death.
What is The Jungle Book?
A film that features Vincent Price as both the speaking and singing voice of the villain.
What is The Great Mouse Detective?
A film considered one of Disney's darkest, despite toning down from the source material, due to the constant themes of religion and desire, as well as the use of a swear word.
What is The Hunchback of Notre Dame?
A film in which testing how well they could blend together 2D and 3D animation, a 3D arm was added to an old test reel of Captain Hook.
What is Treasure Planet?
A film series that went all out with its references and easter eggs, including urban legends and bringing back nearly every single Disney Princess voice actress.
What is Wreck-It Ralph?
A film whose development included the animators nailing boards to their shoes and recording themselves hopping around.
What is Toy Story?
A film based off of Goof Troop.
What is A Goofy Movie?
A film that made history as the very first full-length animated feature.
What is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
One of the stories that make up Fun and Fancy Free along with "Little Bear Bongo".
What is "Jack and the Beanstalk"?
A film where some of the sound effects were made with a flamethrower.
What is Sleeping Beauty?
The character that Basil Rathbone posthumously plays in The Great Mouse Detective, using an old recording of him voicing said character.
Who is Sherlock Holmes?
A film where James Woods's fast-paced talking influenced the development of the villain's character.
What is Hercules?
A film whose development was to show that Disney was taking a new ideology with its filmmaking, no longer looking to the past for ideas, and will just keep moving forward.
What is Meet the Robinsons?
A film in which part of the plot is based on an actual part of Polynesian history.
What is Moana?
A film whose character creation involved going over 26 different emotions.
What is Inside Out?
A film known for a flying bed.
What is Bedknobs and Broomsticks?
A film where Bela Lugosi was brought in to model as Chernabog in this film.
What is Fantasia?
The moment in history responsible for Package Films becoming a regular occurrence due to lower budgets and less animators.
What is World War II?
A film whose title was shown in an easter egg preview of future projects in the beginning of Pinocchio along with Alice in Wonderland.
What is Peter Pan?
The film that is the best example of Disney reusing animation cells, with the dance scene reusing segments from The Aristocats, The Jungle Book, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
What is Robin Hood?
The film that made history by being the first animated feature to be nominated for Best Picture.
What is Beauty and the Beast?
A film whose visual style was inspired by the work of Mike Mignola.
What is Atlantis: The Lost Empire?
A film that features Alan Tudyk as a toucan.
What is Encanto?
A film that had a major contribution to the Pixar Universe Theory, due to theorists believing that The Witch is Boo.
What is Brave?
A character that Christopher Lloyd was cast to play after Christopher Lee turned it down, Tim Curry was too scary, and John Cleese was not scary enough.
Who is Judge Doom?
A film with a famous theory that Gaston is the one who killed the mother of the title character.
What is Bambi?
The film that was the first of what would be known as "Package films".
What is Saludos Amigos?
A film whose characters would make cameo appearances in future dog-themed movies.
What is Lady and the Tramp?
A film that included several real-world advertisements to give it a sense of realism.
What is Oliver & Company?
The film that had three songs nominated for Best Original Song.
What is The Lion King?
A film considered one of Disney's worst, though it made history as the first film to be presented in digital 3D.
What is Chicken Little?
A film whose setting was inspired by a multitude of Southeast Asian cultures.
What is Raya and the Last Dragon?
A film that was the final voice acting role of Paul Newman.
What is Cars?
A film that included a dragon that could turn invisible.
What is Pete's Dragon?
One of Walt Disney's most ambitious projects, which included an early form of surround-sound.
What is Fantasia?
The action in Melody Time that caused the Pecos Bill segment to be edited.
What is smoking?
Characters which The Beatles were the original choice for voicing in The Jungle Book.
Who are the Vultures?
Disney's first Package Film in over a decade, a re-release of three previously made shorts of the same character that were merged into one film.
What is The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh?
The first Disney film to feature a fully muscular character.
What is Tarzan?
A film in which Michael Clarke Duncan was given a role in this film due to the directors enjoying his vocal performance, despite having to change which character he voiced.
What is Brother Bear?
A film, in which despite being animated, was still able to have Dwayne Johnson pop his pecs.
What is Moana?
A film that brought forth some controversy due to mentioning periods and the like.
What is Turning Red?
A film that is filled with easter eggs referring to Disney's princess-centered films.
What is Enchanted?
A film that is rather unique for the fact that the villains never get any comeuppance.
What is Pinocchio?
A classic singer whose only Disney role was in The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
Who is Bing Crosby?
A film that Walt Disney had to chose doing or an adaptation of Chanticleer.
What is The Sword in the Stone?
A film considered to be one of Disney's greatest failures due to doing worse at the box office than The Care Bears Movie.
What is The Black Cauldron?
The film that was hyped to be the next Beauty and the Beast, only to greatly disappoint.
What is Pocahontas?
A film in which original versions of the script involved a plot similar to The Prince and the Pauper.
What is The Emperor's New Groove?
A film whose early concepts involved putting control collars on the predators.
What is Zootopia?
A film that is known for having one of the greatest opening scenes in movie history.
What is Up?
An animation icon who was one of several unrealized planned cameos for Who Framed Roger Rabbit, along with Tom and Jerry and Mighty Mouse.
Who is Popeye the Sailor Man?
A film where original scene ideas were later used in Sleeping Beauty.
What is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
The body part in triplicate that allowed Willie the whale to sing in three different ranges in Make Mine Music.
What are uvulae?
The experimental medical procedure that is a major part of the most popular urban myth concerning Walt Disney's death.
What is cryogenic suspension?
A film that had Cruella De Vil initially planned to be the villain before moving on with an equally flamboyant villainess.
What is The Rescuers?
A film in which during bringing back the original cast members from the previous film, a new character was created as a replacement to honor the original actor's death.
What is The Rescuers Down Under?
A film that was made by placing CGI animated characters on real-life setting recordings.
What is Dinosaur?
A film whose title was changed possibly to make it more "gender-neutral".
What is Tangled?
A film whose concept was inspired by the death of the director's father.
What is Onward?
One of the toughest projects for Disney to get the film rights for, due to the stubbornness of the author.
What is Mary Poppins?