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Forgotten Disney Classics That Deserve More Love
When Disney is at its peak, it is easy to understand that certain movies will slip through the cracks in terms of being adored by the masses. On the always lively subreddit r/Askreddit, Reddit user u/mevin_ asked: What is the most underrated Disney film? The answers revealed that people have been overlooking many great films: "The Aristocats is the most underrated, of course. Everybody wants to be a cat." "I have a soft spot for The Black Cauldron. While not being objectively great, it does have an unbeatable '80s dark fantasy vibe that I love." "Tarzan. The music absolutely slaps." "The Rescuers and The Rescuers Down Under: A pair of adventures overshadowed by movies that followed." "I'm old. Fantasia." "I would say Treasure Planet." "Disney's The Kid starring Bruce Willis and Spencer Breslin. Hilarious." "The Hunchback of Notre Dame has my fave song ('Out There'), best villain and best villain song ('Hellfire'). Very underrated movie." "I don't know if it is considered underrated, but the one I enjoyed the most with my kids was The Jungle Book." "I loved The Lion King II: Simba's Pride! I saw it so many times as a kid. But I do wonder what I would've thought of it if I'd seen it for the first time as an adult." "Brother Bear is also very underrated!! Peak movie" "Honestly, I think the most underrated Disney film is The Emperor's New Groove. It's so funny and has such a unique style, but it doesn't get as much love as the classics." "Meet the Robinsons." "Honorable mention goes to Cinderella III: A Twist in Time. It took a lot of crap DTV sequels to get there, but by god was it worth it. Please watch this movie if you haven't, it's unironically the best DTV sequel in Disney history by a mile, and is better than some of their actual theatrical releases." "Atlantis: The Lost Empire. I miss Jim Varney." "Tomorrowland. It's a film for our times, but because the teenage lead is female, it didn't receive as much promotion or advertising as it would have if the lead had been male. George Clooney and Hugh Laurie are in excellent supporting roles, and there's a young female robot who gets to kick butt and be sarcastic. I always cry over the end, but also feel optimistic about the future, basically the only movie that makes me feel some optimism about the future." "Oliver & Company." "Bedknobs and Broomsticks." "Hercules has got the best songs ever!" "Invincible." "Babes in Toyland." "The Fox and the Hound." "The Great Mouse Detective." "The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea." "A Bugs Life. 🐛" "Flight of the Navigator (1986)" "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh." And finally, "Cool Runnings!" Which Disney movie do you think is criminally underrated? Comment below and stream your favorite Disney classics on Disney+.
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05-07-2025
- General
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Things That Are Surprisingly Different At Night
"Ah, creatures of the night, what music they make." On the popular subreddit, r/Askreddit, Reddit user u/pingkimp asked people: What's one thing you swear is better at night? Here are some of the best answers that will make your nocturnal ears perk: "Bonding. Late-night talks with friends after going out, having deep conversations, or those turning points while bantering with someone you've been dating seem to be more meaningful at night. How often does someone say, 'I love you,' for the first time at 10 a.m.?" "Grocery shopping hits different past 9–10 p.m." "Taking out the trash!…at night." "Pizza tastes best at 2:30 a.m." "My productivity. I do my best work after 10 p.m. Too bad my job requires me to start work at 8 a.m. They get me at my worst." "An outdoor fire pit." "Reading. Sitting in a comfy, cosy space when it's dark outside is just better, in my opinion. Bonus points if it's raining or a thunderstorm is happening." "Stargazing." "Cereal." "Gaming." "Night vision goggles." "This morning at 3 a.m., I was sitting in my hot tub listening to the sound of rain hitting the top of the gazebo. I went to sleep as the sun was coming up." "Watching movies." "Swimming." "Everything because my kids are in bed." "Drinking hot chocolate." "Scary movies." "Sitting on the beach, especially if the tide is high. Lay back, close your eyes (but watch your six!) and listen. Even better when it's chilly out." "Sex." "Having your headphones in listening to music is a billion times better when the sun goes down." "Running (no sunburn)." "Big city skylines." "Popcorn." "Roller coasters!" "Driving. Fewer people, less traffic, less triggering, and it feels safer. Especially long distances." "...Sleep?" "Fireworks." "Breathing, but outside. It feels like there's more oxygen, idk why." "Studying." "Driving in a convertible with the top down." "Rides to the airport, and anything related to flights in general." "Skinny dipping." "A glass of water at 3 a.m." "Showering or taking a bath. At night, you can take your time, indulge in some pampering with the fancy body wash you received for Christmas, your birthday, or when you fancied a treat, and then change into your jammies to wind down for the night. In the morning, it's just part of the getting-ready-for-work routine." "Perfect temp in my apartment, a blanket, and TV while I search a million things on Google, and no one is around to interrupt." "A fan." "Beer." Is there something you believe is better at night? Comment below and explain why!
