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Deliver Us, 1 as it should be. The only song more epic than 🎶Circle of Life. 🎶

Same here. It’s just amazing! The entire soundtrack for that film is so good.

I will literally watch the film regularly just for that intro. The animation and soundtrack work so well together on that film

Same! I still get teary eyes. Every. Single. Time. ❤❤

​@@paulallort the bells of Notre Dame is hauntingly beautiful but nothing brings tears like Prince of Egypt "deliver Us"

@@manuelsanchez064 oh, I completely agree. It is magnificent! Singer Ofra Haza did a brilliant job and her spanish (Spain) version amazes me. The job she did with all the different language versions is incredible! In most of them you find only a few times in which you doubt if she's a native speaker or not, at least in the spanish version it feels that way. Such beautiful song❤️ Also, I'm an atheist but still the movie and the soundtrack have me crying every single time I watch it😂😂

I've been watching this movie since I was a kid and never knew that! I Wil l definetly look for the song in the languages she sang.

I adored her singing, when i was a child i was watching that movie for the soundtrack

thank you for this comment, it made me look her up, and i cant stop listening to her, what a lovely voice!

Her Swedish never ceases to amaze me. Ofc, I can hear that she has an accent, but it is still very good. ^^

Thank you so much for this comment!!!

Same! What is very interesting is that both Quasimodo and Moses have the same Singer in German, so it is very easy to connect those to movies for German speaking children.

Took the words right out of my mouth

Have you ever noticed the moment Frollo looks up at the statue of Virgin and Child after the lighting flashes her eyes are now open. Forgive the movie for putting in this statue over 300 years early but it is haunting.

The whole soundtrack of that movie just defies description. It's absolutely, breath-takingly good. I personally love the reprise at the end, which somehow delivers the same cadence at an even grander scale. And on top of that, we get these incredible lyrics: "Whatever their pitch, you can feel them enrich you, the rich and the ritual knells of the bells of Notre Dame." CHILLS. EVERY TIME.

Yep no matter how many times I watch that film. The opening and ending always gives me goosebumps. It’s such an underrated film too. Hell fire gives me goosebumps also. Thats an amazing song

@@laurastayatinyharmony9923yes!

SAME!!

Anastasia is a really good one!

Me too lol criminally underrated movies

I’ve NEVER SEEN ANY of them! I’m however, a HUGE fan of Classic Disney movies! Do you think that I would enjoy them?

I legit nearly cried.... Two of those movies were my childhood, Quest for Camelot and Anastasia. I did watch The Swan Princess when I was older, and I really liked it. I loved them as a kid. To be honest, I'll rewatch them from time to time. Still have my original discs from my childhood. Though I played Spirit Stallion of the Cimaron so much that I ruined the disc and now refuses to play. But I got a new disc to replace it....

YESSSS

@@Sarahca323 YEESSSSSSS!!!

yeah still think 2 worlds shouldve been top 10, really hard for it to break top5 but couldve easily been 6th

the lower rating turns me off though. should be way higher on the list.

That's what you get when you ask a legend to whrite a memorable song

Totally. I just love the movie

My thoughts exactly!

And the only reason it doesn't get the recognition it deserves is because it's a religious story

@@claytonmason174 I can't figure out why would that be a problem. I am not at all religious by any mean, still Prince of Egypt is my all-time favorite animated movie.

I think the top 3 are equally amazing, and those three could have been in any order and I would still be happy with it. They're definitely among the ones I thought of when I clicked on the video (even without the picture of Frollo as the thumbnail).

lol, when I saw circle of life at number 2, I said to myself Prince of Egypt better be number one or I'm boycotting Ms Mojo lol 🤣

I'm with you.. I was like... "Circle of Life... number 2? Wtf?" Then I saw Deliver Us and I was basically thinking the same thing as you.

Lmfaoooo sameeee I was like wtf ohhhh yea no I get it

Yes, it really should!

oh yeah, well also it stars with the sunrise jajaja

You know, I had that as my alarm tone for a while, but instead of filling me with joy, it made me start hating the song, and I was NOT about to let that happen! So yeah, I don't recommend using it for your alarm, but hey, maybe it works for others.

I've done this... it's too startling to wake up to haha

When I was in the Marines, deployed aboard a Navy ship, there was one morning where the guy on duty played Circle of Life over the ship's PA system in the morning to wake everyone up instead of the regular reveille nonsense. It was kinda fun.

I agree those movies are so underrated

Both scored by Hans Zimmer 😊

Same here

I was puzzling over why lion king wasn’t number one… until I saw prince of Egypt was first and was like “oh.. that makes sense now” because all the music in Prince of Egypt just hits. I’m not religious, I do not believe in any god, but I still love this movie. It’s beautifully animated, and the music is, parson the pun, god tier, both in story telling and portrayal of emotions.

​@@silverwolfgamezpretty much this. I saw Lion King second and went "what's first?!" And the second I saw Prince of Egypt I went "oh yeah that checks out."

Truly it's breathtaking..And one is moved when listening to it, and with attention to the message of life that it gives us more the beautiful and majestic sound of music

I agree!

it's emotional

Oh yeah...if I was a prey animal I absolutely would show up for the birth of more predators, and even bow down before them. This is the most stupid thing I have seen in animation -- and if I was a giraffe or zebra, I would be beyond insulted. Also....lions are a matriarchal society. So if any birth should be celebrated, it would be Nala's. Maybe if you are going to make an animal movie...I dunno...research stuff about the animals?!

When I saw the show live…. That opening song sung live and the animals coming through the crowd made be bawl like an absolute baby 😢😅

Oh, I love Brother Bear. At that time, I didn’t know who Tina Turner is but I love the opening

WatchMojo has NEVER put that movie in the light it deserves!

@@olvialee7221 Same.

That would be a better #4 than what was cheatedly there.

I was looking for this comment! It should've made the list, but Brother Bear is always that underrated movie that's being overlooked.. Good thing some of us do not forget however!

Yeah, I'm glad too :D.. Is from my childhood's favourites movies

"this is not my-" "this isn't my idea of fun!"

i dare to sya it's the best song of the movie

I didn't like the movie that much even though I did see it a lot during my childhood, but even I admit that was a great opening.

Exactly.

Absolutely. Just from the very opening, where instead of the usual Disney music over the castle logo, you hear the faint ringing of the bells slowly leading into the swelling chorus giving us a brief glimpse of the chorus of "Hellfire"... MMPH! So good!

and it's sooooo underrated!!!! i was just talking about this at work today with some customers (i work at a game/hobby store where Lorcana is all the rage at the moment) and was saying how i'm happy about great mouse detective getting represented but id LOVE to see hunchback of notre dame... though i sort of doubt it... it's like disney didn't feel it was "successful" enough going the route of being darker thematically. it's a shame because it is an absolute masterpiece. it was wild though, because the people i was talking to were total disney adults and one admitted he JUST saw it for the first time a couple months ago!!!! i was just like wtf, lol.

Thank you I’ve been trying to tell this to people for years it’s so good

I think the top 3 picks are equally amazing. Those could have been presented in any order, and I would still agree.

IT IS NOT

Yes.. Ofra Haza's contribution made that song amazing.. especially her ending "Deliver us...." She was the inspiration behind how Yocheved (Moses' mother) was drawn/animated.

I don’t think it’s number one.

That was their 2nd movie? OMG

@@sleepyboi5731 Yes. Antz and The Prince of Egypt came out in the same year in 1998. First two movies of DreamWorks

It’s interesting that Hans Zimmer composed the music for both The Lion King and The Prince of Egypt

that opening scene always gets me since nobody wanted him

I have this Classic as an 1999 ORIGINAL, Special Edition DVD in EXCELLENT, NEAR MINT condition, complete with its ORIGINAL white case and insert! My goal is to get EVERY SINGLE edition of EVERY SINGLE Classic Disney movie! This includes the 100 Anniversary editions too! Regarding this movie , I’m NOT sure if I watched it yet!

I know it's not the opening song, so it wouldn't be in the list, but Why Should I Worry? from Oliver & Company is one of my favorite songs from all animated movies. It has so much character and Billy Joel absolutely killed it on the vocals.

Yes.. Ofra Haza not only embodied the longing in the song (her family fled Yemen in the 50s to Israel) but she was the inspiration for Yocheved (Moses' mother). Now the movie was just a re-working of the "Ten Commandments', but it was stunning when it came out. Of course in the book it was like Yocheved and Miriam had it planned that Moses would be rescued and Moses always knew he was a Hebrew as his real mom ended up being his nursemaid by order of Pharaoh's daughter.. thanks to Miriam.

Hans Zimmer is That Dude, Lion King and Prince of Egypt Definitely should be top 2, PERIOD!

totally

Got. That. Right

@@olvialee7221 Nobody could have ended a song like Ofra Haza could!!! Even her rendition of Im Nin Alu is still haunting..

Especially, in 2D animation.

@@dreamguardian8320 I just don’t understand why DreamWorks Animation would not return the Traditional animation like they did in the past. I wouldn’t mind.😐✍️

@@bennymora3086 Me neither, I also wouldn't mind seeing Don Bluth's animation come back. If it was really possible, that is.

I legit am tired of seeing 3D animation movies....they do not resonate with me as 2D does..... I feel like there was more creativity and emotion with 2D than with 3D.....It would be a dream come true to have that back. All we get is live action remakes that are not nearly as good as the original. I wish there was some new stories instead of these remakes of already loved movies. To me it feels like they just doing it as a money grab. I honestly won't go see any of the live remakes after the Lion King as that just hurt....they ruined Scar and Be Prepared, they should have brought Jeremy Irons back as his voice was PERFECT for Scar. Of course that is just my opinion.

@@DGraham9721 some of them aren’t that bad I actually liked Tim Burton`s Dumbo and Christopher Robin wasn`t too bad, but yes i agree wholeheartedly about 2D. It had so much power and emotion that you just can’t replicate in computer animation. Monsters Inc and Super Mario were good, and I`m still waiting for Illumination to do a 3D animated Flinstones reboot for theatres, but give me 2D any day.

Personally, I wouldn’t call Kuzco a villain, more along the lines of a spoiled, entitled, insensitive, selfish, and childish anti-hero, who doesn’t know right from wrong. Also, the fact that Yzma “practically raised him” might explain his jerkish behavior. In addition, whatever happened to his parents?

@@knightwolf9863 Ho, he's got plenty of mitigating circumstances: no parents (probably dead as per Disney rule), raised by a bad person (Yzma), spoiled to the core so that his perception of what is important or not is completely distorted, he's very young (18? less?), etc. Still, a crime is a crime: it's played for laugh, to not be perceived as acutely (by children especially, after all this is also for kids), but he was ready to kill an old man (he's unarmed of course, by the laws of comedy, but still that's no thanks to Kuzko) and raze a whole village to the ground for his own pleasure (or displeasure). He's not just a jerk: he's a dictator with absolute power that would destroy anything and anyone in his path, plain and simple. But he's of course a sympathetic villain. You can't help but feel for him. You root for him to change and succeed. And he is helped by the absolute perfect human being that is Patcha, without which he would never have started this journey (both the literal and figurative one: the character growth). That's why the movie is so ingenious: the journey from vilain to good guy feels real. it's not straightforward, there are at least two stumbles that make it more believable, as well as small steps forward and deep realisations about himself, and at the end, he has a true test to prove whether or not the change is genuine. He is ready to sacrifice everything to save his friend, proving he has changed.

@@leovk5779 At Kuzco's funeral, Yzma says it was on the eve of his eighteenth birthday, so yeah, he's only just eighteen.

Oh Yeah, this yes should have to be here.. It's awesome how we see Puss in his best moment at party and with a Great song of Hero.. Oh yeah yeah

I was also expecting that song. It is an absolute banger. Unfortunately they didn't include it in the list

I was about to put that lol

Yep. I agree with that. Circle of Life should’ve been #1 on the list.

@@carminecdinoproductions I said I CAN’T blame them for putting Circle of Life in the #2 spot. I may mot have ever seen Prince of Egypt yet, but after this video explained why that song is #1, I guess it makes sense that way.

@@carminecdinoproductions No.. Ofra Haza's ending note on "Deliver us" is so spine tingling that that alone is why it was number 1.. the entire movie itself.. well, eh..

@@gameoholic1994 YOU SHOULD

Once you reach top 5 it really is interchangeable the spots, but Circle of Life and Deliver Us DEFINITELY should be top 2!

I Love Robin Hood!

The Little Mermaid is a classic

YES, FROZEN DESERVED A PLACE HERE

love whistle stop

@@jaclynsanture6643Yes indeed! I have EVERY SINGLE edition that was EVER released of that Classic, which INCLUDES VHS!

He kind of does in The Lion King 1 1/2

@@aleaanderson6600 exact, he did it, but he didn't even realize what the event was about

And that's saying something, considering there real BANGERS in the rest of the movie: hellfire obviously (more well-known, for good reasons), but also the prayer of Esmeralda (forgot the name). Still, I completely agree!

​@@leovk5779God Help The Outcasts

That whole soundtrack is 🔥🔥

@@darkb4light06 Yes, thank you! All these songs rock, you're right, the soundtrack of Notre Dame still holds up as one of the best in the whole Disney classic films (which is saying something, they were and still are known for great musical numbers!)

OUT THERE still is amazing.

I too, it has an unparalleled rhythm and thanks to it, we learn each character easily jajaja

literally mirabel did not rap the fastest rap in Disney history to not even be an honorable mention

Me too

Same!!! My favourite Disney film

Old Disney makes good music😊

oh yeah Disney truly hit the mark creating these amazing and magnificent opening songs

I literally did that just now. Laying in bed with my kitty and just that short clip had me bawling and telling him how much I love him and his sisters. My heart can't take that opening song. 😭

@@ChristineMcQueen dude why did they have to rip our hearts out?!?!?

Road to El Dorado is actually Spanish, as in from Spain, based on a 16th century legend of a city of gold that Spaniards found in the New World. The beginning of the movie takes place in Spain.

@Curlyteacher537 But only the beginning of it takes place in Spain. The rest of it is somewhere in Central America, presumably in modern day Mexico. And, either way, neither of those areas are East Asian.

@@tjnguyen8546 Yes, as I said it was based on a legendary city of gold found by Spanish conquistadores the New World, which for the Spanish included Central and South America, not Eastern Asia. Most people don’t know it is based on a Spanish legend, not a Central or South American one, which is what I meant to point out.

If you can find it hear the demo. It's a work of genius. (Also cutting so much of it turned a joke into controversy -- the number was written to make fun of Hollywood tropes of Arabia). It also features the best run-on sentence in lyrical history ("A land of tricky logistics, with prophets and mystics, and I have statistics to prove...")

@Richard Perhai It sounds like something Lin Manuel Miranda would write 😂

@@rubygracemoseley8144 Miranda doesn't cpme close to Ashman's level of genius.

@Richard Perhai I didn’t say that they were the same I just said that their writing styles were similar

Quest for Camelot has so many small hints that people miss easily, such as Garrett appearing at the opening. That one is so easy to miss. And the healing flowers. People believe it came out randomly. But he actually explained about them in one brief scene. Kayley was clearly paying attention when he said it, since it's that particular flower she chose when healing him 😊

@@lulystalgianature2968 Yep. I Love how they did that. When I was a kid I completely missed it.

@@crimsonvoid1595 Many people complained about certain things in the movie, failing to see many beloved Disney films have the exact same thing. Like the dragons. Yeah, they were annoying sometimes, but the annoying sidekick is something Disney has done tons of times too, even movies as serious as The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Then another complain is how the lead characters fell in love too quickly. I mean, hello! At least you see the relationship progress, even if it's in the span of a day or two. Disney has done the 'love at first sight' trope several times and I rarely see people complain about them. Look at Cinderella. One single dance and marriage was already on the table. How about The Little Mermaid? That movie is so beloved, and the prince was already talking about marrying a girl he saw for just a few seconds, just because he heard her sing. True, she saved his life, but he didn't know her at all at the time regardless. Some people even question where the magic in the movie comes from. It's magic! There's no particular explanation! It just exist! How come you're not questioning the same in movies like Beauty and the Beast or Aladdin? I swear, some of the complains are stupid! Quest for Camelot might have its flaws, but it's definitely not the bad movie some people make it out to be.

@@lulystalgianature2968 Except back when Quest For Camelot was made Disney didn’t own Fox so that technically is inaccurate to say it was a Disney movie back then. But yes I agree it isn’t a bad movie.

@@crimsonvoid1595 What I meant to say is people were too eager to criticize the movie, and I believe it was in part because it wasn't a Disney movie. If it had been an official Disney movie from the get go, just maybe, people wouldn't have been so critical about it. It's as if Disney is the only one allowed to have animated movies like that.

I feel like Thumbelina has several stronger songs in its catalogue.

I agree! The honorable mentions should’ve been on the list and I’ve got an honorable mention to celebrate the 7th anniversary of The Loud House, which is the opening song “Life is Better Loud” from “The Loud House Movie”!

Follow Your Heart was not the opening number to Thumbelina. The opening number was “Thumbelina”

@@joyholmes254 I think Jacquimo sings quite a bit before that point. We start out with him narrating.

@@strawberrysoulforever8336 true, but the version he sings is not in full, so it wouldn’t in theory be considered an opening number. He’s humming for most of the opening sequences and only starts singing a few lines and then it’s over.