Top 10 Disney movies for kids aged 4 and up

Toy Story 1- Year 1995

After the introduction between Woody and Buzz Lightyear, the little green monster called jealousy grew within Woody, trying to upstage Buzz but fails each time. A story of teamwork, friends and love with a landslide of laughs, this film is one for the win.

Suitable for kids aged 4 and above.

Tangled - Year 2010

Rapunzel and the most-wanted charming bandit teams up to escape their ill-fate. You and your kids are sure to enjoy this action packed animated film. The story of Rapunzel with a twist, will sure bring you to the edge of your seat. Will they end up happily ever after?

Suitable for kids aged 5 and above.

Finding Nemo - Year 2003

With his one bad fin, little Nemo finds himself miles away from this single parent father and they're both trying desperately to re-unite. A Disney film with a solid plot, adorable characters and impeccable animation. Top notch!

Suitable for kids aged 5 and above.

Aladdin -Year 1992

Parents need to know that Aladdin's bad guy, Jafar, can be pretty scary with his sorcery and mind control -- as can the scenes in which Aladdin is chased by henchmen with giant swords and some mythological monsters. But Genie provides plenty of comic relief to the more dangerous moments. Also expect a bit of mild name-calling and revealing outfits on Princess Jasmine and some curvy dancing ladies.

Suitable for kids aged 5 and above.

Beauty & the Beast -Year 1991

Beauty and her manly beast carried our hearts throughout the entire movie. Weren't you outraged at how the Beast treated everyone in the mansion, then forgave him towards the end when you found out where his sadness was coming from? I know I did!

This ultimate makeover story has strong, positive messages and helps inspire curiosity in children.

Suitable for kids aged 5 and above.

The Little Mermaid - Year 1989

A lesson in love and of accepting yourself for who you are, a classic favorite, The Little Mermaid, sells her soul to evil Ursula in exchange for a set of legs. The grass always seems greener on the other side doesn’t it?

Suitable for kids aged 5 and above.

Up - Year 2009

A house floating away connected to ballons, Carl Fredricksen was a grumpy old man whom learnt to live again and love life, with the aid of a young boy scout Russell. Up makes the impossible look possible with the trillions of balloons attached to the house.

An absolute tear-jerker, the film brings up topics like multi-generational friendship, adventures and chasing dreams and what can a young boy teach an elderly man and vice versa.

Suitable for kids aged 6 and above.

Toy Story 3 - Year 2010

A little scarier than Toy Story 1 and 2, the gang in Toy Story 3 gets shipped out as Andy, their owner grows up and moves to college. Finding themselves in a whirlwind of mishaps, the toys teams up to get back to Andy.

Suitable for kids aged 6 and above.

The Lion King - Year 1994

Lion King did really hit a soft spot in all of us. Sadness and anger filled us when Simba’s father died and his uncle, Scar, the murderer took over the animal kingdom. After isolating himself, Simba returned to the animal kingdom and with the help of his friends, drove Scar and a cackle of hyenas out of the land. Despite our gender, age and maturity; we all cheered Simba to victory!

Suitable for kids aged 6 and above.

Wreck-It Ralph - Year 2012

A bad guy who wants to be a good guy? This recent addition to Disney’s film is hilariously entertaining. Parents would love watching it with their kids!

Suitable for kids aged 7 and above.

Written by

Wafa Marican

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