Aren't you romantic? Here are the best Disney movies that do not focus on romance

Summary

• Disney movies like Oliver & Company, Treasure Planet and Big Hero 6 offer family and friend themes.

• Unique offers such as the new Emperor, the sword in stone and Pinocchio have humor filled and moving stories.

• Movie films such as Meet The Robins and The Jungle Book provide slight entertainment outside romance.

When you think about Disney movies, fairy tales and romance are likely to think. But what if you are not in the mood for something romantic, but still want to watch the Disney movie? While many animated Disney films have romance at the forefront, there is a selection of great movies that don't.

These Disney movies are exploring other topics and types of relationships such as family and friendship. Usually these are great movies that you can watch when you are in the mood for something light, even if there are also tears.

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Oliver & Company

Oliver & Company is one of the more underestimated animated Disney features, but they are a fantastic watch. As you could guess from the title of the film and the names of the protagonist, Oliver & Company is inspired by the classic novel Oliver Twist, besides Oliver is a ginger kitten and Dodger is Jack Russell Terrier. It is also set in New York instead of Victorian London.

He was looking for a home, Oliver joined Fagin's dog gang, but then a little girl accepted him during the robbery. The film explores the topics of the found family and finds a place you really belong.

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Jungle

Based on the stories of Rudyard Kipling Mowgli, he follows the book of a young boy jungle named Mowgli growing up in the jungle, brought by a black panther named Bagheer and a bear named Baloo.

When Share Khan, a Bengal tiger who hates people, returns to his part of the jungle, Bagheer realizes that Mowgli is in great danger and tries to return it to the human village, but Mowgli wants to stay in the jungle with his friends. The jungle book is doing a great job when it shows what it is like to grow up and realize that what you want does not necessarily have what you need.

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Pinocchio

Pinocchio is one of the oldest animated feature films Disney released in 1940 and was the first animated film to win the Academy. His story, telling Jimina Cricket, focuses on the tomaker Geppetta, who produces a puppet called Pinocchio.

Geppetto wants nothing more than having a son, so he wants Pinocchio to become a real boy. Pinocchio comes to life, but before he can become a real boy and not just an animated puppet, he must first prove. Pinocchio's story touches and the relationship of father-syn between Geppett and Pinocchi is amazingly represented.

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Alice in Wonderland

Disney's Alice in Wonderland, inspired by Alice Adventures in Alice Alice Lewis Carroll, revives stories in Bright Technicolor. The film watches a little girl called Alice, who ends up in a magical and strange world after watching a white rabbit through a small door.

Alice meets a lot of bizarre people, including the mysterious Cheshire cat and the bloodthirsty queens of hearts. Alice in Wonderland is a great adventure movie that you can watch if you are looking for something special but exciting.

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Sword in the stone

Sword in the Stone, based on the same name, is fantasy interpretation of the childhood of King Arthur and rises to the throne of England. He follows Arthur as an orphaned young boy when he is trained and educated by Merlin's wizard.

The film has a lot of humor and is very easy to see that Merlin turns himself and Arthur into various animals as part of Arthur's lessons. It is a fun and fantastic version of the classic story and is largely underestimated by Disney fans.

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The new groove of the Emperor

The new imperial groove is one of Disney's most entertaining films, starring Kuzco, a spoiled and narcissistic Incan Emperor. It is planned to build a summer house and destroy the village in this process.

When the assassination goes wrong, Kuzco turns into lama and has to work with the smell, the leader of the village he planned to demolish. Although the comedy is difficult to focus on the comedy, Kuzco also has a well -written arc of the figure and the rest of the cast is also nice.

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Meet the Robinson

Meet the Robinsons has one of the most moving Disney stories about the family and finding where you belong. Lewis is an orphan and wants nothing more than to be adopted, but is not lucky to find a family. Instead, he uses his scientific talent to create a “memory scanner”, which he believes will help him find his native mother.

Along the way Lewis meets a strange boy named Wilbur Robinson, who claims to be from the future. This proves that he takes Lewis by 2037, where Lewis recognized Wilbur's bizarre but charming family. Finally, Lewis sees a look into his own future and how big his adopted family will be.

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BIG HERO 6

In the fictional city of San Fransokyo, Big Hero 6 follows Hiro Hamado and focuses on the topics of tragedy and losses and also learns to deal with them. Hiro is intelligent for his age and loves robotics, so much that he participates in the illegal fighting of robots. His older brother Tadashi encourages him to enroll in the San Franskyo Technology Institute to use his talent instead.

The tragedy, however, strikes and Tadashi dies in the fire and leaves Hiro destroyed. Together with Robot Baymax and his new friends at the Technology Institute, he navigates his grief and saves the city from the villain of camouflage as “Yokai”.

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Treasure planet

Not only is Treasure Planet with Disney without focusing on romance, but it is also one of the few non -zero animated functions of society. Based on the classic novel Treasure Island with Sci-Fi Twist, the film watches Jim Hawkins, a boy who wants to explore the space and his father is injured and his mother alone.

One day he finds them a map leading to the planet Treasure Planet and set out to the RLS link to find it. They form an unlikely bond with John Silver, a cyborg on board the ship and their father's relationship-is the core of the film.

Treasure Planet has a little romance between Captain Amelia and Doppler, but it's not a focus.

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Maana

After the title character Moian begins the film on the Polynesian island of Motunu, where Moiana and her people worship the goddess Te Fiti. But the heart of Te Fiti stole Maui, which allowed the Te Kā volcano to take a place in the ocean.

The connection of the Moiana with the ocean leads to choosing that she is who found and returned TE Fiti's heart, so she travels across the ocean to find Maui, returned her heart and restored peace to her islands. The film has a great story focused on culture and community and Moana is also a well -developed character.