Disney classics you can't miss: Timeless tales for all ages

When Disney announces a new cartoon will be released in theaters or on streaming platforms, it's almost immediately predicted to be successful. People, especially children, eagerly anticipate what new wonders will be imagined, causing these productions to break popularity records regularly. Just look at the success of "Inside Out 2." The cartoon made more money in 2024 than "Dune 2," which surprised many.

Disney cartoons are beloved for many reasons. Firstly, they offer wisdom, making them popular among adults who love to show them to their children. Additionally, they feature humor, pop culture references, and, perhaps most importantly, morals. Watching these cartoons always allows you to glean new life lessons. It's worthwhile to revisit them, even when we are no longer children.

"The Nightmare Before Christmas" is a 1993 cartoon that remains a Disney favorite despite the passage of time. It's the story of the Pumpkin King, who is bored with the routine of celebrating Halloween and decides to change something in his life. He sets out for Santa Claus's land, intending to kidnap him and take over his role. The whole family will undoubtedly enjoy this incredibly dark tale, directed by Tim Burton.

"Brother Bear" debuted in 2003 and tells the story of a young boy named Kenai, who is transformed into a bear. This transformation is meant to teach him why it's important to be a good person in life. Alongside him is a small bear named Koda. The film is enhanced by beautiful songs created by Phil Collins, guaranteeing laughter, tears, and even great sobs. A must-see for Disney fans.

Anyone looking to rediscover the importance of family and connections with loved ones must watch "Coco." The cartoon premiered in 2017 and quickly captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. It tells the story of 12-year-old Miguel, who accidentally ends up in the land of the dead while trying to uncover family secrets. This beautiful story about love and family ties will touch even the toughest hearts.

"Anastasia" is a beautiful, though sometimes dark, cartoon from 1997. It tells the story of a girl who leaves an orphanage at 18 to journey from Russia to Paris to discover if she has royal roots. Unexpectedly, she encounters love, complicating her journey. This touching, wise, and sometimes frightening cartoon is perfect for an evening.

"Brave" hit theaters in 2012 and tells the story of a young Scottish princess who refuses to marry. Instead, she prefers riding horses and archery. To avoid the imposed duty, she embarks on a journey. Along the way, she meets a suspicious witch who offers to help her for the right price. The tale of a confident girl who stands her ground will entertain the whole family.

"The Emperor's New Groove" is an incredibly funny cartoon from 2000. It tells the story of Emperor Kuzco, who believes everything in life is owed to him because of his importance. He respects no one and nothing. Accidentally transformed into a llama, he meets a villager named Pacha, who tries to help him. The cartoon teaches about being a good person, with lots of smiles and emotions guaranteed.

"The Lion King" premiered in 1994, which means it came out 30 years ago. Yet, it remains one of Disney's finest productions. It tells the story of a young lion cub named Simba, who is forced to flee his home after various adventures. He finds support from a meerkat named Timon and a warthog named Pumbaa. "The Lion King" features fantastic animation and brilliant music by Hans Zimmer. Anyone who doesn't tear up during this cartoon probably lacks emotions.