Disney has been a behemoth in animation for decades now, churning out countless classics and modern favorites alike that have captivated audiences of all ages with their unique blend of magic, adventure, humor, and heart. However, sifting through such an extensive library to create the ultimate A-to-Z list is no easy task! In this article, we'll delve into some of Disney's most iconic animated movies - but be warned: your nostalgia meter might just reach critical levels!

A - Aladdin (1992)

Based on the classic tale by Arabian Nights, this 1992 masterpiece follows a poor street urchin named Aladdin who falls in love with Princess Jasmine. With memorable songs like 'A Whole New World,' it's no wonder this film remains an all-time Disney favorite.

B - Beauty and the Beast (1991)

One of Walt Disney Animation Studios' most critically acclaimed films, this timeless tale follows Belle, a beautiful yet intelligent princess held captive by the beastly prince who once cursed himself. With 'Beauty and the Beast,' you'll be under its spell forevermore!

C - Cinderella (1950)

This classic fairy tale needs no introduction! Join our heroine as she navigates treacherous step-sisters while waiting for her Prince Charming to arrive on horseback in this timeless Disney gem.

D - Dumbo (1941)

Based on the children's book of the same name by Helen Abbot and Margaret Wise Brown, this touching tale follows a young elephant who learns that being different doesn't make you weak but special. With its lovable characters and heartwarming storylines, it's no wonder 'Dumbo' remains an all-time Disney classic.

E - The Emperor's New Clothes (1935)

Based on the famous fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, this delightful short film follows two swindlers who claim their latest creation can make anyone who looks upon them naked. But what happens when nobody believes these charlatans? Find out in 'The Emperor's New Clothes'!

F - Fantasia (1940)

A groundbreaking experiment in animation and music that defies easy description, this 1940 classic is a must-see for any Disney fan! Featuring eight animated segments set to classical pieces by Beethoven, Debussy, Stravinsky more than half century before the likes of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' or 'Fantasia/2000,' it's no wonder that even today Fantasia remains one of Walt Disney Animation Studios' most beloved and enduring works.

G - The Gnome Who Couldn't (1935)

Based on a story by Dr. Seuss, this charming short follows the adventures of an hapless gnome who keeps getting into trouble due to his own ineptitude. With its irreverent humor and lovable characters, it's no wonder 'The Gnome Who Couldn't' remains one of Disney's most beloved shorts.

H - Hercules (1997)

Based on Greek mythology but with a healthy dose of Disney magic thrown in for good measure, this 1997 animated classic follows the titular hero as he battles against his evil uncle Hades. With its catchy tunes like 'I Can Let Go,' it's no wonder that even today 'Hercules' remains an all-time fan favorite.

I - Ice Princess (2003)

Based on a story by Wendy and Stephen Chong, this modern retelling of the classic fairytale follows young figure skater Anna who discovers her true love for ice skating after meeting a group of misfits at her new school. With its heartwarming storyline and memorable characters like coach Jackie as well as hits such as 'The Boy Is Back', it's no wonder that Ice Princess remains an instant Disney classic.

J - Jasmine (1992)

Based on the hit 1992 animated film Aladdin, this enchanting princess is back in her own live-action adventure. With her fiery personality and independent spirit, she'll capture your heart like never before!

K - Lady & The Tramp II: Scamp's Dalmatian Christmas Caper (2000)

Join our lovable canine heroines as they face off against their arch-nemesis again in this delightful sequel to the original 1955 classic. With its fun-filled adventures and endearing characters like Pongo, Perdita, and of course little Simba himself; you won't want to miss Lady & The Tramp II: Scamp's Dalmatian Christmas Caper!

L - Mulan (1998)

Based on the ancient Chinese legend 'The Legend Of Hua Mulan,' this epic animated adventure follows a young woman named Mulan who disguises herself as her father so she can join the army to fight against invading forces. With its action-packed sequences, memorable characters like Mushu and li Shang plus hits such as 'Reflection', it's no wonder that even today Mulan remains one of Disney's most beloved films.

M - The Lion King (1994)

Based on William Shakespeare's timeless tragedy Hamlet but set in the Pride Lands of Africa during the reign of King Mufasa, this 1994 animated masterpiece follows his son Simba as he struggles to claim his rightful place after being banished by his treacherous uncle Scar. With its heart-stopping music like 'Circle Of Life', it's no wonder that The Lion King remains one of Disney's most iconic and enduring works.

N - Nemo (2003)

Based on the award-winning animated short film from 1999, this enchanting tale follows a young clownfish named Marlin who sets out to find his lost son Nemo after he gets captured by divers. With its stunning animation, lovable characters like Dory and forgetful fish friends plus hits such as 'Just Keep Swimming', it's no wonder that Finding Nimo (akaFinding Nemo) remains an instant Disney classic.

O - Pocahontas (1995)

Based on the true story of the Native American woman who helped bring peace between her tribe and English colonists in 17th century Virginia, this powerful animated epic follows our heroine as she falls for a British explorer named John Smith while also trying to save her people from destruction. With its soulful music like 'Colors Of The Wind', it's no wonder that even today Pocahontas remains one of Disney's most beloved films.

P - Pinocchio (1940)

Based on the classic children's book by Carlo Collodi, this timeless tale follows a wooden puppet named Pinocchi who dreams to become real boy. With its memorable characters like Jiminy Cricket as well as hits such as 'When You Wish Upon A Star', it's no wonder that even today Pinocchio remains one of Disney's most iconic and enduring works.

Q - Quo Vadis? (1981)

Based on the novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz, this epic historical drama follows a young Roman named Marcus Furius who falls in love with his adopted sister after seeing her being gang-raped during the great fire of Rome. With its stunning costumes and sets plus memorable performances from Peter Ustinov as Emperor Claudius; it's no wonder that Quo Vadis remains one of Disney's most critically acclaimed films.

R - The Rescuers Down Under (1999)

Based on the classic children's book series by A.A. Milne, this delightful adventure follows a group of mice who are sent to Australia to rescue their leader Miss Bianca from evil villains known as Ratcliffe and his henchmen. With its lovable characters like Chip and Giselle plus hits such as 'Bare Necessities', it's no wonder that The Rescuers Down Under remains an instant Disney classic.

S - Tarzan (1999)

Based on the original Edgar Rice Burroughs novel, this 1999 live-action adventure follows a young man named Tarzan who was raised by apes in deepest Africa after his parents were killed by poachers. With its heart-stopping action sequences and memorable performances from Jonathon Rhys Meyers as Clayton; it's no wonder that even today Tarzan remains one of Disney's most beloved films.

T - The Tigger Movie (2000)

Based on the popular children's book series created by A.A. Milne, this delightful animated adventure follows our lovable red-furred friend Tigger who goes off on a mission to find his true purpose in life after being left behind by Winnie-the-Pooh and friends while they went away for holidays. With its catchy tunes like 'The Incredibles', it's no wonder that The Tigger Movie remains an instant Disney classic.

U - Up (2009)

Based on the short film of the same name created by Pete Docter, this 2009 animated adventure follows an old man named Carl Fredricksen who sets out to fulfill his lifelong dream of flying to Paradise Falls in South America with a young boy named Russell he has recently befriended. With its heart-wrenching storyline and memorable performances from Edward Asner as Carl plus hits such as 'Up, Up And Away!', it's no wonder that even today Up remains one of Disney-Pixar Animation Studios' most critically acclaimed films.

V - WALL-E (2008)

Based on the short film of the same name created by Andrew Stanton and Pete Docter, this 2009 animated sci-fi romance follows a small waste-collecting robot named WALL-E who falls in love with an abandoned human woman named EVE. With its stunning animation, lovable characters like W.A.S.H.E.D.'s Chief Administrator plus hits such as 'Breach', it's no wonder that even today WALL-E remains one of Disney-Pixar Animation Studios' most beloved films.

W - The Emperor's New Groove (2000)

Based on the classic children’s fairy tale by Dr. Seuss, this hilarious animated adventure follows an emperor named Kuzco who gets turned into a llama after being banished from his kingdom by two treacherous advisors named Yzma and Kronk. With its irreverent humor, lo

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