30 Greatest Disney Moments

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    As part of Disney Month at The Film Magazine we counted down what we believed to be the 30 Greatest Moments from the Disney Classics (this did not include Pixar). So here is the final list of all 30 moments. Let us know if you agree.

    Number 30: Hercules becomes a God –Hercules (1997)

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    Number 29: Higitus Figitus. Merlin works his magic – The Sword in the Stone (1963)

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    Number 28: The Evil Queens evil plan – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

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    Number 27: Pink Elephants on Parade – Dumbo (1941)

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    Number 26: Copper saves Todd – The Fox and the Hound (1981)

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    Number 25: Ohana means family – Lilo and Stich (2002)

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    Number 24: Mulan gets ready for war – Mulan (1998)

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    Number 23: Ray is united with Evangeline –Princess and the Frog (2009)

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    Number 22: Pochontas meets John Smith –Pocahontas (1995)

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    Number 21: Under the Sea – The Little Mermaid (1989)

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    Number 20: Alice goes down the rabbit hole – Alice in Wonderland (1951)

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    Number 19: True loves kiss – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

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    Number 18: 101! – 101 Dalmations (1961)

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    Number 17: Aladdin wishes Genie to be free – Aladdin (1992)

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    Number 16: Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo – Cinderella (1950)

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    Number 15: Steamboat Willie – Steamboat Willie (1928)

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    Number 14: Everybody wants to be a cat – The Aristocats (1970)14

    Number 13 – I’m a real boy – Pinnochio (1940)

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    Number 12: The Bare Necessities – The Jungle Book (1967)

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    Number 11: Bambi goes ice skating – Bambi (1942)

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    Number 10: Let It go – Frozen (2013)

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    Number 9 – The Circle of Life – The Lion King (1994)

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    Number 8: Ariel gives up her voice – The Little Mermaid (1989)

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    Number 7: The Floating Lights – Tangled (2010)

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    Number 6: Off to Neverland – Peter Pan (1953)

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    Number 5: Maleficent crashes the party – Sleeping Beauty (1959)

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    Number 4: Bella Notte – Lady and the Tramp (1955)

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    Number 3: Mickey’s dancing brooms – Fantasia (1940)

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    Number 2: Long Live The King – The Lion King (1994)

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    Number 1: The Dance – Beauty and the Beast (1991)

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    Rebecca Seghini

    Rebecca Seghini

    Author/Designer at The Film Magazine
    Film and media graduate, Disney obsessed, Sci-Fi and Fantasy nerd and I love a good musical. I consider The Wizard of Oz to be the greatest movie of all time. I am also a massive Lord of the Rings, Batman and Star Wars fan girl. Basically, I will give pretty much anything a watch. My life goals are to one day have Disney perfect hair and to cover myself in movie related tattoos
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