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Sleeping Beauty (1959)

❝Just keep swimming❞

Look, there’s a great big hunk of world down there, with no fence around it.

every film in the disney animated canon: bambi (1942)

Alice in Wonderland (1951)

requested by @mndylahiri

Though Ella was sad, her spirit was not broken. She knew that the ball, and her time with the prince, would become beautiful, distant memories, like those of her father and mother, and her golden childhood.

I’ve heard a great deal about you, Fa Mulan. You stole your father’s armor, ran away from home, impersonated a soldier, deceived your commanding officer, dishonered the Chinese Army, destroyed my palace, and… you have saved us all.

Man, that lousy Mufasa… I won’t be able to sit for a week!

Bambi (1942) Dir. Bill Roberts, David Hand, Graham Heid, James Algar, Norman Wright, Paul Satterfield, & Samuel Armstrong

Princess Aurora is arguably the least popular Disney Princess in the official franchise, with many people criticizing her for being romantic, obedient, and too “traditional”. While many people see her as a weak character I, by stark contrast, think she’s one of the strongest characters I’ve ever seen. While it’s important to have characters as headstrong as Belle and Jasmine, it’s equally important to have a character who chooses duty over personal desire, which is precisely what Princess Aurora manifests once she finds out she isn’t, in fact, Briar Rose and her entire life has been a lie. She doesn’t blame anyone, throw a fit, or try to run away; she returns to the castle to meet the parents she just found out existed mere minutes ago, leaves the boy she loves behind (yet she’s somehow dependent on a man?), and accepted a duty she was neither prepared for or asked for. [insp]

Larissa’s list of top favorite movies: ∟ THE LION KING II (1998) “What? Kovu, Kiara together? This is the plan? Are you crazy? This will never work! Oh Mufasa, you’ve been up there too long, your head is in the clouds!.”

Oh, well. What’s a royal ball? After all, I suppose it would be frightfully dull, and boring, and completely … completely wonderful.

Frozen (2013) / Zootopia (2016)