There's a wealth of great movies available to stream on Disney+, and we've picked up some of the best to check out this month.
If you're like us, you probably rushed to subscribe to Disney+ thanks to its wealth of Star Wars and MCU content--it's just so much easier to have those movies collected up in one convenient spot, finally. But of course, there's more than just Jedi and superheroes on the platform, and thanks to Disney's acquisition of studios like Fox and Sony, some of the service's offerings might surprise you.
We've combed through all of Disney+ to find our favorite picks for movies you can stream right now--some of which you'll definitely expect, but others you may not have realized were available at all. Everything from animated classics like Snow White and the latest Pixar releases to Nic Cage's frequently memed historical heist movie, National Treasure, is available on Disney+ right now.
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This 1937 film is a piece of both Disney and animation history as the studio's first ever feature length movie. It was initially assumed to be a terrible mistake on Walt's part, but immediately proved to be a critical darling that struck a chord with audiences and went on to pave the way for the Disney princess canon we all know today.
Watch Snow White and the Seven Dwarves now
Disney's most recent live-action fairy tale reboot is an inventive, fast-moving, and hugely entertaining prequel to 101 Dalmatians, starring Emma Stone as a younger version of the iconic villain Cruella de Vil. In this movie, Cruella is a struggling fashion designer and rising criminal boss, who causes mayhem in 1970s London. The cast also includes Emma Thompson, Paul Walter Hauser, Joel Fry, and Mark Strong.
Watch Cruella now
What is there to say about the Marvel Cinematic Universe? This series has been going strong for over a decade, from the humble origins of Tony Stark building a mech suit in a cave, to the galaxy-spanning battle with Thanos. Things may have slowed down post-Avengers Endgame, but with almost every MCU movie available on Disney+, now is the perfect time to revisit them.
Watch the MCU movies now
The most iconic sci-fi series of all time has found its home on Disney+, whether you love the bombastic newest trilogy or prefer the classics. We know what the right answer is, but you do you.
Watch the Star Wars movies now
This documentary is a comprehensive look into the late-'80s/early-'90s era of Disney Animation, as everything the studio produced floundered before finding success with The Little Mermaid. It is an honest look at the drama that unfolded behind-the-scenes as studio executives bickered about the future of the studio before, ultimately, the animators created the films that defined a generation.
Watch Waking Sleeping Beauty now
Pixar's latest movie focuses on Luca and Alberto, a pair of young sea monsters who live in the ocean near a small Italian town. Despite being warned by Luca's mom not to go near the surface, the pair decide to experience life amongst people--and luckily, the pair transform into human form when they are dry. It's a charming and funny film about childhood friendship, with gorgeous animation and great lead performances from Jacob Tremblay and Jack Dylan Grazer.
Watch Luca now
Arguably one of the best holiday movies of all time, A Muppet Christmas Carol has everything you could possibly want, including Gonzo playing literary giant Charles Dickens and Michael Caine singing and dancing with puppets as Scrooge.
Watch A Muppet Christmas Carol now
National Treasure follows in the footsteps of adventure classics like Indiana Jones, but starring Nicholas Cage, which lends it a unique feel all its own. The story of secrets, ciphers, and maps hidden in the historical artifacts of the founding of the United States is hard to resist, even if it is incredibly silly.
Watch National Treasure now
Return to Oz is the little known sequel to The Wizard of Oz, and one look at it will confirm to you just why it failed to gain the cultural traction of its predecessor. This movie is a horrific, surreal fever dream--and that's exactly why we love it. From the jump, we have young Dorothy being sent to an asylum and subjected to electroshock therapy for her "delusions" of visiting the fantasy world of Oz, and from there it just gets weirder. It really has to be seen to be believed.
Watch Return to Oz now
Looking for something superhero-flavored that isn't Marvel? Check out The Rocketeer. This early '90s cult classic is the story of Cliff Secord, a man who finds a top secret, experimental jet pack and faces off against spies and villains.
Watch The Rocketeer now
Despite the huge success of The Simpsons--now the longest-running scripted show ever on US TV--there has only ever been one feature-length Simpsons movie, released in 2007. It's a good one, however. Homer accidentally pollutes Springfield lake, leading the EPA to put the entire town under a giant dome and forcing the Simpsons into exile from their home. Virtually every Simpsons character up to that point is in there somewhere, and the entire film is packed with non-stop gags and endless pop culture references.
Watch The Simpsons Movie now
Beyond being a pop culture staple thanks to characters like Jessica Rabbit, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is also a watershed moment in film making technology. Blending live action with hand drawn animation in an age before modern CGI and green screens, the movie is still holds up today.
Watch Who Framed Roger Rabbit now
Disney+ is home to every Muppet movie, and we recommend you watch them all--multiple times, of course--but if you've got to pick somewhere to start, why not go with the first? The original Muppet Movie from 1979 is hilarious, heart warming, and the perfect way to spend an afternoon.
Watch The Muppet Movie now
If you enjoy live-action Wes Anderson movies like The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic, and The Grand Budapest Hotel, you'll love Fantastic Mr. Fox, the director's first animated film. It has a similar storybook feel, but Anderson uses the animated format to amp up the fun antics. And the voice cast includes many of his frequent collaborators.
Watch Fantastic Mr. Fox now
Comedy, PG, 96 minutes
Although the 1993 comedy Hocus Pocus wasn't a big success when it hit theaters back in 1993, it has since gained a huge cult following over the years and is a key movie to watch at Halloween. It focused on three witch sisters (played by Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy) from Salem who are resurrected 300 years later and discover--to their horror--that Halloween is celebrated as a joyous holiday.
Watch Hocus Pocus now
Sci-fi, PG-13, 162 minutes
James Cameron's epic sci-fi drama pioneered 3D technology and smashed all box office records back in 2009 and still stands as the second most successful movie ever made. With the much-delayed first sequel finally arriving next year (hopefully), it's a good time to revisit the spectacular world Pandora and the adventures of the forest-dwelling Na'vi.
Watch Avatar now
Animated, PG, 76 minutes
Is The Nightmare Before Christmas a Halloween movie or a Holiday movie? Good news: it's both! Writer/producer Tim Burton and director Henry Selick crafted a spectacular, spooky stop-motion musical fantasy about the residents of Halloween Town, who decide they want to enjoy Christmas one year and set about kidnapping Santa.
Watch The Nightmare Before Christmas now
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