When it comes to animation, Pixar and
Disney will definitely be the first two names that pop into everyone's mind. This is easily explained by the series of excellent animated films that have become classics such as Toy Story, Cars, The Incredibles or Finding Nemo... that are all produced by Walt Disney. Maybe the movies are so popular that you could forget that it was the short film that created a big buzz for Disney from the first days until now.
From the early cartoons starring Mickey and the gang to the more recent beauties that air before Pixar features, the studio has a solid track record. These shorts might brighten your day and help you relax after a long day. Despite the fact that they normally run less than ten minutes, animated shorts often have a lot of plot into them, and they frequently showcase likable characters. These Disney shorts were difficult to find, but they are now available on Disney+.
These are our suggestions for the start of your Disney+ binge.
#1 Olaf Presents
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"Olaf Presents" is a Disney+ comedic shorts series. We will see Olaf performs his own versions of iconic Disney flicks such as The Little Mermaid, Moana, The Lion King, Aladdin, and Tangled. He mistakenly re-enacts certain events and exaggerates others.
#2 Ciao Alberto
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This short film will center only on Alberto as he discovers new kinds of happiness while Luca is away at school. It has the same enchantment as "Luca", as well as a few surprises of its own, despite its shorter length.
#3 The Simpsons In Plusaversary
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"The Simpsons in Plusaversary" is a 2021 short film that combines Disney and The Simpsons characters. The Simpsons have a Disney+ Day celebration, and everyone is invited... except for Homer.
#4 Frozen Fever
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"Frozen Fever" is a short film based on the 2013 feature picture Frozen, and it follows the narrative of Elsa throwing Anna a birthday party with Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf. It garnered favorable reviews from critics, as well as appreciation for Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez's new song "Making Today a Perfect Day."
#5 Paperman
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"Paperman" was described as a picture that "nostalgically revives the eternal Disney-style of character animation and design". This is a must-see for tender souls. It's a modern picture with a vintage vibe that's guaranteed to endure the test of time, with a retro-inspired black and white look that animation aficionados will adore and a timeless rom-com plot.
#6 Feast
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The story about the unbreakable bond between a Boston terrier and his owner that is made evident through food. Winston, James's dog, enjoys eating the junk food that his master provides. But James' girlfriend advises him to do so. This is a lovely tale and perfect for those of us with little dogs of our own.
#7 Dinosaur Barbarian
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"Dinosaur Barbarian" evolved into a comical short film influenced by "the 2D cartoons from the 1980s and 1980s fantasy artwork." This short follows the character Dinosaur Barbarian, who is so busy rescuing the day and fighting evil that he overlooks little but equally vital responsibilities such as putting out the garbage.
#8 Get A Horse!
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This short is particularly interesting since it not only presents a self-contained tale, but it also serves as a monument to how far animation has progressed from Disney studio's early days, with several homages to legendary cartoons.
#9 Crosswalk
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"Crosswalk" will have audiences laughing out loud while simultaneously delving into serious topics! "Crosswalk" follows a law-abiding individual who must summon his inner courage in order to cross the street at a red light that refuses to change. The countless times director Ryan Green has waited at a crossing sign even when there was no traffic led him to make his short.
#10 Songs To Sing In The Dark
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"Songs to Sing in the Dark," set in a completely dark environment, takes a fresh look at sound and how humans deal with dread. This short film combines the natural world, monsters, and large expressive graphics. "Sound is not just echolocation and navigation, it's also armor and camouflage, and beautiful pictographic holograms" .