7 Best Mickey Mouse Movies, Ranked
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7 Best Mickey Mouse Movies, Ranked
From his first whistling steamboat adventure to his famous role as the Sorcerer's Apprentice, Mickey Mouse has been at the heart of animation history. We've taken on the tough task of ranking his very best films. So, let's celebrate the movies that made this mouse a true icon.
7. Fun and Fancy Free (1947)
Fun and Fancy Free is a charming package film featuring the classic tale "Mickey and the Beanstalk." Mickey, Donald, and Goofy play peasants who climb a magical beanstalk to save their kingdom from a famine. Their adventure is full of the trio's signature humor and a thrilling chase with a terrifying giant. | © Walt Disney Productions
6. Lonesome Ghosts (1937)
In Lonesome Ghosts , Mickey, Donald, and Goofy run a ghost exterminator business and get more than they bargained for in a notoriously haunted house. The spooky setting is a perfect backdrop for their signature slapstick comedy as they're tormented by a group of mischievous, playful spirits. It's a hilarious team-up that perfectly captures the trio's classic chemistry. | © Walt Disney Productions
5. Get a Horse! (2013)
Get a Horse! begins as a perfect replica of a classic black-and-white Mickey cartoon. The surprise comes when Peg-Leg Pete shows up, and the characters literally burst through the film screen into vibrant color and 3D. This clever short is a brilliant and joyful celebration of Mickey's journey from his roots to the modern era. | © Walt Disney Studios
4. Fantasia (1940)
Fantasia is a revolutionary experiment where animation is perfectly paired with classical music. Mickey Mouse stars in the iconic "Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment, trying his hand at magic with famously disastrous results. While it was initially a bold risk, the film's stunning visuals and innovative concept have since cemented it as a timeless classic. | © Walt Disney Productions
3. Brave Little Tailor (1938)
In Brave Little Tailor , Mickey is a humble tailor mistaken for a giant-slayer after boasting about killing "seven with one blow." He must then use his clever wits instead of brute strength to outsmart a real giant and win Princess Minnie's favor. It's a perfect underdog story that showcases Mickey's signature charm and resourcefulness. | © Walt Disney Productions
2. Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983)
Mickey's Christmas Carol brilliantly casts Scrooge McDuck as Ebenezer Scrooge and Mickey Mouse as the humble Bob Cratchit. This delightful retelling brings the classic Dickens story to life with a perfect roster of classic Disney characters. It's a heartfelt and joyful adaptation that has earned its place as a cherished holiday tradition. | © Walt Disney Productions
1. Steamboat Willie (1928)
Steamboat Willie introduced Mickey's mischievous charm to the world, even if it wasn't his very first cartoon. Its real claim to fame is the revolutionary synchronized sound that captivated audiences in 1928. This playful short on a riverboat didn't just launch a star; it forever changed the future of animation. | © Walt Disney Studios
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Of all of those movies, the only one I can remember anything about is Fantasia, probably because of the classical music and the stunning visuals.
Not a big fan of Mickey but Fantasia should be number 1. I like that movie when I'm stoned
LOL. I never thought of watching Fantasia with hallucinatory assistance, because I was just a little kid, but now that I think of it, it would make it one hell of a trip.
Try it.
Haven't touched that for many decades and really don't miss it.
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