This week we talk about The Search for Christopher Robin — a softer, quieter Disney sequel that focuses on friendship and change. Did it hit emotionally, or feel too slow? Let’s discuss.

Hercules is bold, colorful, and full of energy — but does it hold up as well as we remember? We talk animation, humor, the Muses (obviously), and where this one lands in our Disney rankings.

From “Hellfire” to the festival scenes, The Hunchback of Notre Dame is packed with powerful moments. Join us as we unpack our reactions, discuss the themes, and figure out where this movie belongs in the Disney lineup.

We’re finishing the Aladdin trilogy with King of Thieves, and this one might be the strongest of the sequels. From the return of Robin Williams to the focus on Aladdin’s past, we break down what made this movie stand out compared to the others.

This movie has a cult following, but for us… it just wasn’t it. We talk animation style, tone, and why this one didn’t land — plus where it ends up on our Disney ranking.

With unforgettable songs and breathtaking visuals, Pocahontas left a big impression — but not the same one on both of us. Tune in as we break down what works, what doesn’t, and why this movie always sparks conversation.

You came for Powerline, but stayed for the father-son feels. We’re talking A Goofy Movie—the laughs, the music, and whether this Disney deep cut deserves more respect than it gets.

We’re diving back into the savanna with The Lion King! Incredible animation, unforgettable music, big emotions—this movie has it all. But does it still hit as hard as we remember? Let’s roar about it.

Forget Aladdin — this is Iago’s movie. This week we’re breaking down Return of Jafar, the sequel nobody asked for but all of us watched anyway. Did it hold up? Did ANY of this make sense? Let’s find out together.

This week we’re unwrapping The Nightmare Before Christmas! From the songs to the visuals to Jack’s questionable life choices, we’re breaking down the weird, the wonderful, and the iconic. One of us loves it as a holiday classic—one of us isn’t sold. (Guess who.)