“I forbid you to go down these stairs!!!” “Okay 😃” Still one of my favorite lines from cinderella 3

Here I come defending Cinderella II. As a child, I really enjoyed getting to see the "daily lives" of Cinderella and the other characters. I loved how it was a story about daily, mundane things, it made me feel like I actually entered the world of Cinderella. And seeing her struggle and overcome her insecurities? Amazing

Cinderella III A Twist In Time is my favorite of them all.

I had no idea mulan 2 was hated so much As a child i was obsessed with it I really liked the new romances in the movie and the guys going from “i want a girl who can cook or someone who adores”to realistic standards for love interest I also loved the dynamic with the sisters and their song

I'm glad to see someone else who likes The Little Mermaid 2. Even if it is just nostalgia, that movie has a special place in my heart. Also THANK YOU for not dissing Ariel for trying to protect her daughter by keeping her away from the sea. She wasn't nearly as nasty as King Triton was and had a very good reason to do so because, you know, Ursula's evil sister tired to feed her to a shark! It annoys me to no end when people hate on her for wanting to protect her daughter. (and yes, I understand that Triton also wanted to protect his children, but his reasoning was much less direct and he was a lot more cruel about it going as far as to break Ariel's things for example.)

The thing about Jane being "too uptight": _She's a traumatized child living in World War 2._ Of course she's "uptight."

I would love a Princess and the Frog direct to streaming that's a "cooking show." Food is such a big part of that movie that having something that's an exploration of Creole and Cajun food would be amazing. Especially since Disney has the Blue Bayou restaurant in Disneyland, it would basically be marketing. Also I love the Atlantis spin off, and I'm so upset it never became a TV show exploring different myths and cultures.

I don't see how Zira's hatred and thirst for vengeance could have been unwarranted before her son dies : she says her clan was exiled to the musty dusty neverland they live on by Simba's, in a place that clearly doesn't have tons of food. She's also convinced they killed her partner and father of her kid

Saying Jane from the Peter Pan sequel is “too uptight” is weird considering she’s in the middle of the war. She was told last minute that she has to leave the day after, and her dad isn’t there because he’s at war. She has *trauma* and that makes kids uptight and serious.

Ariel’s new look from The little Mermaid Two should be talked about more. Purple is a seldom used color on Disney protagonists and it looks so good on her! I also matches her character development as a mother.

The Lion King 2 is,in my opinion,the best sequence of any disney movie,even though I absolutely LOVE the Cinderella and The Little Mermaid ones,it was really a big part of my childhood/adolescence,and it has a very special and heartwarming feeling for me!

Fun Fact for The Lion King 2! Liz Callaway does the singing voice for Kiara, she’s also the singing voice for Anastasia and as well as Odette from The Swan Princess 🥰

I love melody's character design with features from both parents and acts like a kid with cute awkwardness

I related to Jane so much as a kid. She was forced by trauma and mental stress to grow up way too fast and had not one second to breathe. There was always something that needed doing. She didn't have a chance to be a kid and enjoy doing "nothing" because she was literally growing up and trying to survive in the middle of a war. I, thankfully, didn't grow up during a war but I my mother was often sick and required hospital visits and medication I had to learn about to hand to her, while also being extremely abusive. I was forced to grow up way too fast and had no time to just be a kid

My favourite Disney DTV sequel is probably "Return to Neverland." Jane is a relatable, headstrong and feisty protagonist, serious and mature where her mother Wendy was nurturing and dreamy. The new songs were catchy, and there were some genuinely tearjerking moments.

Peter Pan 2 has such a special place in my heart. I think it’s a very wonderful story about the importance of childhood especially during times of hardship.

Melody will always have a special spot in my heart bc I relate to her story so much. Esp with no prince really involved and just wanting to escape to the sea. 🧜🏽‍♀️

Honestly I love how people suddenly remembered Cinderella 3, just because the clip of the Prince jumping out the window started circulating. I am not even mad, it is a great clip from an also great movie.

King of thieves was my favorite. When Jasmine punches the dude and says, "THAT was for ruining my wedding." Ugh she was my feminine awakening.

How dare you, I actually remember every song from lion king 2: simbas pride. Also, Zira’s vengeance and hatred is completely warranted. Also, all the new character’s personalities fit so well in the story without adding too many for the entire movie.

Slightly unrelated, but can we talk about how Ariel pretty much lives up to real life cases when kids promise not to act like their parents when they have offsprings of their own, but end up repeating or having similar parenting techniques as their folks? I know Ariel never promised to not be like her dad, but considering I heard the criticism that viewers didn't expect her to act like her dad, I thought it was an interesting detail

Cinderella 3 is one of my FAVORITE Disney movies, hands down! The music, the interactions between Cinderella and the Prince, everything is just so well-done. I also love the animation of everything! "Enchanted Christmas" is also just the most nostalgic movie for me, and is honestly one of my favorite Christmas movies!

Listen- Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride absolutely SLAPPED. My sister and I played “lions” all the time and re-enacted scenes from the movie. And I will not tolerate and “Upendi” slander! That was my favorite part of the movie

Lion King 1 1/2 literally changed my life. The special features included a “virtual safari” where Timon and Pumbaa make a theme park ride that goes wrong. I was fascinated by the scene where the hyena’s scary eyes turn out to be lights on sticks when the power comes on, and now I work in scenic work in theme parks!

How does no one like Mulan II! I always catch myself singing I wanna be like other girls song! 💗

Encanto should have a fun family drama series that explores more of the characters who didn't get a lot of screen time in the movie. I would love to see how they have grown as a family and perhaps give some backstory to villagers who may need problems solved by the Madrigals. The coffee kid, what is his deal and how can we can an episode about him.

i love the youtube compilation videos of the awkward/himbo characterisation of the prince in one of the cinderella sequels, surprisingly funny

I think The Little Mermaid 2 was such a great story. The story about feeling pressure to live up to a certain standard, feeling like your parents don't understand you, feeling trapped wanting to be free. I also like that they showed how the parents felt, Ariel in particular. It was just a really good story dealing with a rather mature subject.

i have always Loved the lion king 2, almost more than the first one, and i have such an insane soft spot for all of the music and character designs, i think it still remains one of my favourite movies of all time

Fun fact: Snow White actually WAS planned to have a sequel, using the same “disney character has a kid” formula by giving Snow White a daughter named rose… something I don’t remember lol. I’m pretty sure it got cancelled since it was at the tail of of the 2000’s when the sequels fell out of favor Walt disney himself also considered making a sequel short called Snow White’s return in the 40’s I think but it got abandoned

The Jungle Book 2 was actually also a theatrical sequel. I know this because I was one of the approximately 30 people who actually saw it when it came out 😂 so that’s almost definitely why that proposed third film was never made

I absolutely love the way they went with the prince in Cinderella 3. The scene where he straight up yeets out the window plays on loop in my brain regularily.

I loved Little Mermaid 2, was one of my fav Disney movies as a kid (way above the actual Little Mermaid). Related waaay more with the weird brunette who wants to be a Mermaid, then a mermaid wanting to be human

I give Bambi II a higher rating despite not caring much for the original because when I first watched it in college - that scene when Bambi is lured out into the open by the deer call legitimately creeps me out and even affected my perspective of hunting as a hobby

I found Forté terrifying as a child in the Beauty and Beast sequel, seeing him again took me right back to that feeling 😂

Omfg Mulan 2 getting the praise it deserves!!! 😭 I used to steal bamboo sticks my mum used to keep her green beans growing straight in the garden to follow along with Lesson Number 1 - a miracle I didn’t break anything or myself tbh

I liked Peter Pan 2! Jane being a young child growing up in the middle of WW2 and constantly trying to listen to the radio to make sure her father is okay was just so sad. The 'brattiness" I understood too cause, again, she's still a child herself lol. I loved seeing her slowly remember that it's ok to be childish bcs she's still young and even though she's living during a war, she doesn't have to grow up quickly. Idk, I just found it very sweet. Especially when she gets to see her dad is alive and well at the end!

Tim Curry is just so damn good at playing creepy villians

The most under rated Disney sequel has to be the lion king 2. The fact they based this movie off of Romeo and Juliet already means this movie is good. Also the character designs and songs from the movie are all good childhood memories

I actually think Lion King 1 1/2's humor does stand up as an adult. Maybe not the fart jokes, but some of the meta commentary (like Timon, voiced by Broadway star Nathan Lane, grousing about the Theater District when they stumble into "I just can't wait to be king") is actually easier to catch as an adult.

I've always loved Beauty & the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. Tim Curry as Forte is the unsung star of that film. His villain song is quite underrated as well. I also love The Lion King 1 & 1/2, The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, Aladdin & the King of Thieves, and Cinderella III: A Twist In Time!

I'm so glad I'm not the only kid who had an unreasonable obsession with The Little Mermaid 2. I know it's not a cinematic masterpiece and has some flaws, but the conflict and character motivations actually made a lot of sense, and seeing the more mature versions of the characters from the first one was a lot of fun. I still love it to this day.

1) thank you for your pronunciation of Hawai'i 2) i’m there with you on Mulan 2. Adore the princesses and their song so much.

Calling Lilo & Stitch 2 a feel good film is really bold of you to say, considering it being the first movie I ever cried to as a kid and bawling my eyes out everytime I watch it still😭😂

Shanti is NOT Ranjan's sister. Her mother is just friends with Messua, Mowgli's adoptive mother. You also should have mentioned that Mowgli and Shanti's relationship is very complimentary. While it's clear that there is romantic chemistry (and it gets a lot of hints throughout the movie. Shanti outright admits that she likes Mowgli as more than a friend and Mowgli thinks of Shanti when he learns that the village is looking for him. They also flirt with each other a bit in the beginning) between them, they also learn from each other. Shanti learns from Mowgli to find her courage and Mowgli learns from Shanti to embrace work ethics. That's why their romantic development is so believable. Also, I don't think Mowgli was bratty in the first film. He was just afraid and confused because he was being forced to leave the only home he's ever known.

KRONK'S NEW GROOVE BEING THAT LOW............. Also calling Jane "too uptight" when there's a literal war going on and her father is out there in war 😭😭😭

melody deserves this praise. literally, as a kid, whose parents often bought knock-off VHS's of disney films & the direct-to-video sequels cuz they were more affordable i think?? lmao, i watched that sequel to the Little Mermaid soooo much as a kid. & Melody legit was & honestly still is the Disney princess i feel i relate to the most xD

I feel like the supposition that original animated Jasmine was ever supposed to be "weak" as put forth by the Live Action version clearly came from people who had never seen the sequels or the television show. As a guy and 90s kid, her knocking this huge dude out (even if it was a sucker punch) for ruining her wedding was indented into my memory as one of the first times I realized a "girly girl" could also kick a$$, and she would also use some form of martial arts later in the same movie as well as several times in the Disney Afternoon series, including against crazy powerful Mozenrath. So I dunno where people ever got the idea the original was a passive DiD (and the original film version wasn't even that). Probably due to the DP franchise or something

Many kudos to Tessa and the team for compiling this hour long video, it's a Christmas present that we didn't know that we needed. Happy Christmas, everyone! 🎄🎁🎊

i gotta say, "i'll try" from return to never land, despite feeling out of place, is a song that still gets to me emotionally

I love Belle’s Enchanted Christmas, it gives me a lot of winter vibes. the songs were totally wicked!

Cinderella 3 is easily my favorite of the direct to dvd sequel’s esports fixing stuff from the original like giving the prince character or focusing on Cinderella instead of the mice. Also tremaine being a pretty good villain now and the redemption of Anastasia

I love Brother Bear 2 🥺💖 I love the art, I love the songs, the romance and the ambience. I love Nitta, Kenai and Koda together as a family ❤️ Best sequele ever!!

Finding out Melody was Tara Strong makes so much sense why she was such a great character ❤

Sleeping beauty did kinda get a sequel! I remember watching it as a kid , it was apart of a dvd collection called “enchanted tales “ I believe , and sleeping beauty’s song “keys to the kingdom “ was a bop

One minor thing that frustrates me about the Hunch Back of Notre Name II is that they changed Esmerelda's eye color. In the original her eyes are green. In the sequel, they're blue. While she doesn't look bad blue eyed, it just feels wrong because her eyes were originally green and it makes no sense for her eye color to change.

First Schaffrillas Disney ranking and now your Disney sequel ranking!! Like the best Christmas gift ever!!!!

As a nature lover and a boy who grew up with a single dad Bambi 2 hits a lot of feels. Plus “There is Life” playing while winter turns to spring and all the animals coming out and the reprise at the end where Bambi’s father says he was a lot like Bambi at his age while under a butterfly gathering legit gets me tearing up

I jumped to the little mermaid sequel part and i was happy to find out that we both have a soft spot for it now I'm back at the start and am reminded of the third Aladdin movie which i totally forgot existed

Brother Bear 2 is a masterpiece and no one can convince me otherwise. The MUSIC. the ANIMATION. IT IS SO. GOOD.

Jane from return to never-land remind me a lot of the fan fiction story of Susan in the chronicles of Narnia I do think Jane was relatable bc a lot of children (especially a lot of young girls) during world war 2 and as a result there was severe economic struggles bc of that Jane has much more baggage than Wendy. I love the dynamic between Jane and Wendy

I think Ariel's beginning is great 1.Maybe when she was younger, all her interest was music, when she gets older she started get into human world. It's understandable. 2. She gives her voice to sea witch, when she loves music so much, makes her sacrifice for Eric greater.

The only video sequel i had growing up was “ A cinderella 3, a twist in time” and i definitely remember it fondly- i remember watching it a lot more than i watched the original Cinderella. The story was actually gripping to me as a child and it seemed totally different to other disney films i had watched due to the high stakes nature i perceived it in ( that scene where the carriage turns into a pumpkin along a cliff? had me shaken) Definitely not my favorite disney film of all time but i do remember enjoying it

For years I thought I was the only one that enjoyed Mulan 2, as a kid I found it quite fun everytime it came on tv

I think that in Ariel’s prequel movie after having brought music back to her land she probably set her eyes on actually exploring the land outside of the sea since the former hobby was now something she did daily and no longer something to explore I could see her growing tired of it and setting her eyes on a new hobby to hyper fixate on

bambi 2 and the lion king 2 are my favorites absolutely. They both just feel so loyal to their original films

Didn’t think I had watched so many of them (some even more than the originals) during my childhood but here we are ! It was a nice video

I respectfully disagree with your points on Return to Neverland. Granted I am heavily biased due to nostalgia (it was consistently my favourite Disney film to rewatch full stop) but I honestly think it surpasses the original Peter Pan in many ways. For one, Jane feels very realistic in how she acts as a jaded and cynical 12-14 year old, given that she was forced to grow up early due to the war and wanting to provide for her family in lieu of her father. Her bitterness is a defence mechanism, and makes her interactions with the permanently childish residents of Neverland feel unique and interesting. I also personally found Peter and The Lost Boys to all be way more engaging than they ever did in the 50s film bc they all felt like me and my peers as kids, whereas I always felt disconnected to their og counterparts (most likely due to time period differences), particularly so when they happily accepted Jane in as a Lost Girl. The way they treated Wendy felt awful and dehumanising (which was the point), but seeing them treat Jane as just another kid felt much more realistic, and allowed her to truly grow. The music may not be as thematically fitting, but it’s FAR from the worst of the bunch. Music is subjective ofc, and while it would’ve been really cool to have the OST be focused on actual 40s music, songs like “I’ll Try” are legitimate bangers and deserve praise

Mulan 2 is more decent, that movie could still pass my vibe check rather than the 2020 remake. Also, i want to mention about Cinderella 3: a Twist in Time! One of my favorite disney sequels out all of them along with Return to Neverland.

My favourite of the home video animated sequels is The Lion King 2. The difference in quality between it and it's predecessor was much less noticeable than for some of the others. The story was compelling, well balanced and the songs memorable. The characters also made sense given their past experiences. Simba was obviously dealing with some trauma issues which made his overproteciveness towards Kiara and his hostility towards Scar's loyalists fit. Compare that with Ariel who forbade her daughter from going in the sea and both never explained why and chose to continue to live on the coast!

It was the Cinderella sequels that cemented Anastasia as one of my favorite Disney characters. She was such a different character from the other movies at the time and I loved seeing her redemption arc. She stood out as her own person.

Thank you for the comment/compliment emphasis on the “excellent kiss scene” 26:30 from ‘TLM2: Return from the Sea’. It’s a scene of Ariel and Prince Eric that I 2D animated for the film. I was often chosen to animate romantic or intimate/emotional scenes with the leading ladies and princesses. To prepare to animate the new kiss… I studied the original film’s kiss between Ariel and Prince Eric, which I love, and noted that they do look into each other’s eyes before and as they start to close in to kiss. Though both have their eyes closed by the time their lips meet, and they both stay closed. This formal kiss freezes into a static “magical” moment, likely due to the needs of the cross dissolve, from the beach kiss into their wedding day kiss. Till they are abruptly interrupted by Max (the dog), opening their eyes to look at Max (though not at each other). I love and understand the choice here, for Max has a big supporting role in bringing them together in the first film, and of course they both love him as family. I wanted to build on the original film’s kiss as my direct inspiration. In my scene, Ariel looks at Eric’s face and lips as she closes in, her eyes though heavy lidded stay open for a brief moment, fully closing only after their lips meet. This to me shows she knows exactly who she’s kissing, and choosing with love that person to be Eric. I started Eric’s eyes closed so he can open them wide with surprise as Ariel launches from the water into Eric’s surprised askew arms that catch her in his embrace. His eyes close and his brows knit with the intensity of their kiss, both cushioning into each other as Ariel pulls him even closer, with her left hand supporting his head, her right caressing his ear and jawline I love this moment showing there’s still surprise and discovery shared between them in this embrace. I wanted movement during their kiss, giving the opportunity for 3 beats in their kiss, a passionate first contact, an intense lip locked middle moment almost pushing against each other, followed by a gentle relax of their kiss into mutual smiles. I kept their eyes closed for a moment after their lips part, as they savour the moment, Ariel relaxing her hand from Eric’s head, before they then look into each other’s eyes, with a deeply shared happiness, contentment, security and love for each other. The original storyboarded time for this kiss was much shorter, but the Animation Director allowed me to run the kiss as long as needed for the scene. Though I do remember it running just a little longer so that each of their faces fully part in silhouette, but that was likely cut as it was already going longer and cut into following scenes. When animating for the Disney sequels, we animators had less time then at Feature Animation, that had a footage expectation on 2-3 foot per week. The Disney studio I worked at in Australia started at 22 foot per week, then over its almost 18 years in Sydney as the animators grew in experience, the footage expectation was reduced to 20, then 15, then finally to 10 foot per week. Below is my Instagram, where I have this scene isolated to show: instagram.com/reel/Csn28kcJuMH/?igshid=Ymt2MnU3c2toaDVy These days, I’m a sculptor/creator/producer of my own fashion doll line, called the GlamourOZ Dolls. I’ve released them to come in dressed editions. They’re scaled nicely so they can wear fashions from the 17” DisneyStore Princess dolls. 😍💕

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I love Marina Del Ray. She’s just a theatre kid who hates her job. Most relatable person ever

Yes, Simba's Pride close to the top where it belongs 👏👏

Would really recommend Xiran Jay Zhao's video on Mulan II for a Chinese perspective on the film! It does pick it apart but I think you would appreciate her knowledge on culture and history surriunding the era given your own content 😇 I would also really recommend her looking at the cultural influences of ATLA, they really enrich an already incredible series 💙💚❤

The lion king 2 is number one for me. It's the movie I watched the most as a kid.

Dude Mulan 2 was awesome! They hardly ever show an “Imperfect” relationship in Disney movies(or at least they didn’t used to) and seeing them have conflict over their own insecurities, or show how not everyone gets to marry for love, it was a great movie with a good message! Marry for love, stay true to your heart, and kick ass. The little Mermaid 2: I’ll admit this ones a bit iffy, but I really enjoyed it as a kid because you NEVER get to see what happens after the princess gets married and you never get to see whether or not they have children. It was a fresh take, and the only reason it didn’t do well was because of the poor script. Basically a copy and paste of the first movie with some things rearranged, but still really enjoyable to children who have yet to become movie critics. Cinderella 2: Ngl, I didn’t know this movie existed until the commercials for twist in time were showing on other dvds/tv. So when I finally watched it, ngl I was actually really happy about it. I never liked how the step-sisters were just portrayed as evil and unredeemable for being… well, not as attractive as the main character. Seeing Anastasia find love with the baker boy was so heartwarming and lovely, and they seem like a really good fit for each other. Also the message for the movie was overall very beautiful, letting younger girls know that beauty isn’t everything and that there is someone for everyone, and to overall just be yourself. I loved this movie ❤️ Atlantis 2?: I remember watching this while staying at my mom’s boyfriend’s house. I never knew the movie existed before then, but was genuinely surprised and excited to watch it! The only real problem I had with this movie(and most of the other sequels) was how they didn’t have the same good quality as their original counterparts. But that was it, I would’ve liked to see these two go on more cool adventures together!

I’m sorry Aladdin 3 should be much higher for Cassim Alone 🥵

you are so RIGHT about mulan 2 oh my god. me and my sister had a phase where we would watch it everyday (multiple times in one day too)

My favorite is return to neverland. I feel like Peter and the lost boys in this movie are very realistically childlike. Which is probably why some might think that they were annoying. But I think it fits. I really enjoyed when tinker bell and Jane teamed up and became friends because of how tinker bell was kind of mean to Wendy in the first film for trying to get too close to Peter.

Me out here being forever loyal to the Aladdin sequels. My first movie at 3 years old was Aladdin and I remember my mom surprising my sister and I with the tapes of the sequels. 100% wonderful nostalgia. Also in love with the impossible to find cartoon

I’m surprised someone love Mulan 2 as much as I did. I remember when it came on DVD and I literally ran to the store to buy it. I watched it all the time haha. And Cinderella 3 was a solid pick. I loved that one too

Also Patch's movie. Reminds me a bit of Home Alone. Since both characters are forgotten by their families and their families are large.

Oh honey, 1hour of ModernGurlz, life is good...

This is making me realise that as a child I've watched disney sequels more often than I did the originals...

Mulan 2's soundtrack getting its flowers, so true bestie it slaps

Just finished Schaff's Ranking of Disney Movies and this was the perfect video to watch afterwards

I’m glad there’s someone else who enjoyed the second Little Mermaid movie. I related to Melody so much as a kid, and it kinda made me obsessed with mermaids (still am, honestly, haha).

As a child I loved the Lion King II. In general, The Lion King is my favourite movie ever and the sequels gave me more to love. Also I was way too traumatized by Mufasa's death scene as a child, that the sequel gave me a way to enjoy Lion King without having to hide for a certain part of the movie. With Timon and Pumba being my favourite characters, I just loved the Lion King 1½.

Finally someone rightfully defending The Little Mermaid 2! It’s more than just a rehash of the first film, and it doesn’t butcher the characters like some of these DTV sequels are guilty of. Melody is such a perfect mix of her parents, as well as a great character on her own. You can say im biased because the original is my favorite Disney film, but I don’t like the third movie. THAT movie makes everyone act out of character except for Triton. Who, speaking of, was the main antagonist of the story which is why I don’t mind Marina being such a weak villain because the film doesn’t need one. I don’t wonder if maybe the reason they chose not to focus on Triton’s hatred of humans is because the film wouldn’t have had a resolution because that carries over into the first film, whereas him banning music can be resolved within the films runtime, giving the movie a climax. But Ariel’s obsession with the human world is a baffling omission, and it’s creepy that they made her mother look exactly like her. I know it’s to explain why he’s so protective of her, but she was already the youngest so in my mind that didn’t need explaining. And some people say she’s the favorite so her being a carbon copy of her mom can explain that too, but the tv series implied she got her red hair from her father so again this didn’t need explaining. There’s also no way Sebastian would run a speakeasy, or Flounder would attend one *before* meeting Ariel. He’s always trying to talk her *out of* trouble, but in this one it’s basically the other way around. It’s like this plot was written for a different sequel but they re-worked it because The Little Mermaid is arguably their most famous princess. The story being so bad is so frustrating because the animation is stellar, the music is catchy, and introducing Ariel’s mother and fleshing out her sisters is a great idea.

this video just made me wanna go back and watch ariel’s beginning again because that movie was my CHILDHOOD. it may just be footloose slightly to the left but it seriously had such good music, animation, and characters. the villain was so fun, and the relationships between the sisters were realistic

I liked parts of Return to Never land. I feel like it is a interesting snapshot in time with the London bombings. She is forced from a young age to feel like she needs to grow up quickly and to be a protector. It makes sense she would be annoying or feisty because the weight of world is on her during a truamatic period living in london and wanting to protect her family. And emotions that come with that. You can feel the pressure she puts on herself. And ultimately her arch is meant to share a message of preserving her childhood and innocence. Makes me think of narnia series. Also I still listen to I'll try by jonatha brooks to this day ❤

This video was my entire childhood! So much nostalgia, I was a Disney kid through and through!

I'm just here to see how far ranked Cinderella 3 will be💅✨ Edit- I'm glad it got a high tier. It's deserves it😌💅✨

I had just turned 11 when hurricane Katrina hit, and our VHS tapes that survived the storm were some of the only entertainment my sister and I had while our parents dealt with the aftermath. I vividly remember watching the Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, and Lion King sequels over and over again on a tiny CRT TV when we got power back.

Also, I love that in the 2nd Hunchback movie, the bell that the thieves are stealing would logically be worthless since the whole reason they want to steal it is for the gems inside the bell, which would be heavily damaged each time they ring it each year

Bambi 2 is one of my fav sequels, it's so beautiful! I also loved Lady and the Tramp 2, The Little Mermaid 2, and Patch's London Adventure 💛

Tessa and her teams channel is academic level. Just amazing! Thank you!

Finally someone who thinks Mulan 2 is good like me. Most people miss the fact that Mushu called on the treaty without the marriage as the dragon of unity. Shang was absolutely right about the marriage being more important to secure the alliance but after seeing his fiancée offer herself up so the Princesses could be happy moved him to at least try to stop the marriage in the finale. While Mulan did her obligations out of duty in the first movie(even trying to go for an arranged marriage), I interpret her infamous “duty is to my heart” line as she broke the rules to save her father, the same way the Princesses are doing now. Not out of character for Mulan and for those who think it is, after Shang “dies”, Mulan puts her duty to complete the mission as a priority. Something she would have done in the first movie