Here Are 29 Not-To-Be-Missed Disney Movies On Netflix

What's better than over a hundred animated Dalmatian puppies? Over a hundred real puppies, of course! The live action 101 Dalmatians boasts a cast of adorable pups, plus one of Glenn Close's most exceptionally campy performances.

A more recent release, A Wrinkle in Time brought the Madeleine L'Engle novel to life with a star-studded cast that included Oprah, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling, Chris Pine, and Gugu Mbatha-Raw.

Perhaps one of the more underrated Disney classics, coming as it did at the end of the boom in 2001, Atlantis: The Lost Empire is worth giving a second look.

If you haven't yet compared the newest version of Beauty and the Beast to the animated adaptation that it's remaking, then now's your chance.

Black Panther was a huge success upon its release, so you were really missing out if you happened to miss it in theaters. But no worries: you can catch up at home without anyone being any the wiser.

If you're looking for a dog-themed double feature, what better to follow 101 Dalmatians that the animated feature Bolt? All about a famous pup learning to stand on his own four paws, it's painfully cute.

Didn't cry enough in 2018? Remedy that with a viewing of one of the most tragic friendship stories allegedly for children, Bridge to Terabithia.

Though the first two installments in the Cars saga aren't on Netflix, there's nothing stopping you from picking up the series with Cars 3.

Disney's Chicken Little reinvents the famous folktale and in the process provides you with a perfectly pleasant movie to watch with your kids.

Coco received acclaim when it premiered in 2017, making it another of the newer Disney/Pixar films on Netflix. Now that it's readily available, your family can watch it as often as they like.

With memorable voice performances (Eartha Kitt as Yzma is, frankly, iconic) and plenty of fun to be had, The Emperor's New Groove stands the test of time.

Perhaps you're looking to catch up on everything the Marvel universe has to offer before Avengers: Endgame releases on Apr. 26. If that's the case, Netflix has got you covered for at least a few of the franchise's films. Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 is just one.

With catchy songs and flawless leading lady, Hercules is another Disney deep cut that shouldn't be skipped.

This nostalgia vehicle doesn't just take you back in time to the days when High School Musical was inescapable, it also reminds you that every teen heartthrob was mandated to have swoopy bangs until 2010, at least.

One of the few not available to instantly stream, Incredibles 2 will be joining the Netflix fam on Jan. 30.

Not only can you enjoy the first Lilo & Stitch on Netflix, you can treat yourself to Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch, Stitch! The Movie, and Leroy & Stitch.

Meet the Robinsons is a time travel story all about family, which means it should be a heartwarming adventure.

Miracle was a dramatization of when the U.S. men's ice hockey team won the gold medal at the 1980 Winter Olympics with the help of coach Herb Brooks (played by Kurt Russell).

A live action take on Mulan will be arriving in 2020, but before that you can remind yourself just how great the animated one was.

Why not revisit the source of several Nicolas Cage memes in one of the more unusual heist films out there?

You can't marathon the entire Pirates of the Caribbean oeuvre on Netflix, but you can enjoy Dead Men Tell No Tales and At World's End.

What better way to spend a movie night than with a double feature of The Princess Diaries and its sequel Royal Engagement? Journey from the questionable makeover of the first all the way to the questionable Chris Pine accent in the second.

Though not exactly historically accurate, Pocahontas is one of Disney's most beautifully animated films (in this writer's opinion!) with some of the best songs. And it's the only instance of a raccoon doing a flawless braid, which makes it worth a watch if nothing else.

Unfortunately for Star Wars fans, every movie in the sprawling franchise won't be on Netflix. But you can catch The Last Jedi, Rogue One, and The Clone Wars whenever you like! And on Jan. 9, A Star Wars Story will be added to the collection.

Both Tarzan and Tarzan II are streaming on Netflix, so you won't have to miss a minute of the titular character's journey if you decide to tune in.

Finally, finish off your Marvel marathon with all the fun to be found in Thor: Ragnarok.

Here's hoping all your Disney cravings can be assuaged by the number of their beloved movies currently available on Netflix.

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