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Ranked: Top Disney Animated Movies of the 2020s
- “Raya and the Last Dragon” (2021):
- A visually stunning and culturally rich fantasy adventure.
- Showcases Southeast Asian mythology and folklore.
- Strong female protagonist and themes of unity and trust.
- “Encanto” (2021):
- A magical tale set in Colombia with vibrant animation.
- Memorable characters with unique magical abilities.
- A celebration of family, individuality, and self-discovery.
- “Luca” (2021):
- Heartwarming coming-of-age story set on the Italian Riviera.
- Beautiful animation and a charming friendship between sea monsters.
- Emphasizes acceptance, friendship, and the joy of exploration.
- “Soul” (2020):
- Thought-provoking and existential exploration of life’s purpose.
- Jazz-infused soundtrack and stunning visuals of the afterlife.
- Addresses complex themes in a way accessible to both kids and adults.
- “Turning Red” (2022):
- Coming-of-age comedy featuring a teenage girl with a unique transformation.
- Addresses themes of identity, independence, and family dynamics.
- Blends humor with heartfelt moments, showcasing Pixar’s storytelling prowess.
- “Frozen II” (2019): (Slightly outside the 2020s but worth mentioning)
- A visually spectacular sequel exploring the origins of Elsa’s powers.
- Expands the Frozen universe with new characters and magical elements.
- Powerful musical score and themes of self-discovery and courage.
- “Raya and the Last Dragon” (2021):
- A visually stunning and culturally rich fantasy adventure.
- Showcases Southeast Asian mythology and folklore.
- Strong female protagonist and themes of unity and trust.
- “Soul” (2020):
- Thought-provoking and existential exploration of life’s purpose.
- Jazz-infused soundtrack and stunning visuals of the afterlife.
- Addresses complex themes in a way accessible to both kids and adults.
- “Encanto” (2021):
- A magical tale set in Colombia with vibrant animation.
- Memorable characters with unique magical abilities.
- A celebration of family, individuality, and self-discovery.
- “Raya and the Last Dragon” (2021):
- A visually stunning and culturally rich fantasy adventure.
- Showcases Southeast Asian mythology and folklore.
- Strong female protagonist and themes of unity and trust.
These films represent the best of Disney’s animated offerings in the 2020s, each contributing a unique blend of storytelling, animation, and thematic depth.
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