Aladdin – 1992 – Walt Disney Animation

In the bustling city of Agrabah, a kind-hearted street thief named Aladdin discovers a magical lamp containing a powerful Genie who can grant three wishes. Hoping to win the heart of Princess Jasmine and escape his life of poverty, Aladdin pretends to be a prince – but must outwit the scheming sorcerer Jafar, who seeks the lamp’s power for himself.

The Princess Bride – 1987 – 20th Century Fox

In this beloved fairy-tale adventure, a grandfather reads a story to his sick grandson about Buttercup, a young woman who is kidnapped and caught in a web of revenge, true love, sword fights, and unlikely heroes. Her one true love, Westley – long believed dead – returns in disguise to rescue her, crossing paths with a vengeful Spaniard, a gentle giant, and a cunning villain.

The Little Mermaid – 1989 – Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

Ariel, a curious young mermaid princess fascinated by the human world, longs to live on land despite her father’s – King Triton – warnings. After rescuing a human prince, Eric, from a shipwreck, she falls in love and makes a dangerous deal with the sea witch, Ursula. Ariel trades her voice for a chance to become human for three days. To remain on land permanently, she must earn true love’s kiss from Eric – but Ursula has plans of her own.

Pete’s Dragon – 1977 – Walt Disney Pictures

Young orphan Pete runs away from his cruel foster family and finds friendship with Elliott, a lovable – and invisible – dragon. The pair arrive in a small coastal town where Pete struggles to fit in while townspeople react with suspicion and wonder to the mysterious dragon. With the help of kind-hearted lighthouse keeper Nora and her father, Pete discovers the meaning of family and belonging, while Elliott proves that sometimes the most magical friendships are the ones others can’t see.