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The following is a list of animated feature films produced and/or released by The Walt Disney Company or its predecessor, Walt Disney Productions. The lists have been broken down categorically by sub-studio, etc.

Walt Disney Studios began work on animated short films in 1923. Then, in 1937, the studio released its first feature-length animated film with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and has hence continued to produce shorts, featurettes, and feature films to this day. Throughout the years, the studio has expanded its reach. Between collaborating with other studios to co-produce films to The Walt Disney Company distributing animated features produced by other companies, Walt Disney Studios no longer produces all their animated content under the Disney banner. Their most recent film, Wreck-It Ralph, released in 2012, marks the studio's 52nd feature-length animated film.

Walt Disney Animation Studios

Please do not move these films from one portion of this list to another. In particular, do not add other films to the Walt Disney Animation Studio (WDAS) films portion of the list UNLESS Disney has announced a new WDAS production. What is and what isn't in the official canon has already been fixed; as the official WDAS can be found here.

Any of the following are *not* part of the official WDAS canon:

Pixar films, whether made before or after Disney acquired Pixar. (Pixar remains a separate production unit within Disney. There have been no WDAS/Pixar co-productions as of 9/28/2011; if there is one, its inclusion in the list will have to be determined then.)
Marvel films, whether made before or after Disney aquired Marvel. The only exception to this is Big Hero 6, which has already been added to the list, as it will be produced by WDAS.)
Muppets or Bear in the Big Blue House films, whether made before or after Disney acquired those properties from The Jim Henson Company. (WDAS has not made any Muppet or Bear films as of 9/28/2011; if WDAS produces a fully-animated Muppet or Bear film in the future, it may be added to the list.)
Any other puppet films, even if produced by Disney.
Any animated films that have often been mistaken to have been made by Disney, but are not: Anastasia (produced by Fox Animation Studios & distributed by 20th Century Fox), Quest for Camelot or The Iron Giant (both produced by Warner Bros. Feature Animation & distributed by Warner Bros.), etc.
Pooh's Heffalump Movie, Piglet's Big Movie and The Tigger Movie, produced by DisneyToon studios
All sequels, with the exception of The Rescuers Down Under, Fantasia 2000, and Winnie the Pooh (which were produced by WDAS and included in the canon) have been produced by DisneyToon Studios. All except for the three WDAS-produced sequels, Return to Neverland and The Jungle Book 2 were released direct-to-video. DisneyToon productions are listed in a separate section below.
Live action Disney films that include animated bits or sequences (even if produced by WDAS), such as Song of the South, Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Pete's Dragon, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Enchanted. Those are listed below in another section. An exception is Dinosaur, which is the only film with a live-action setting and animated characters that is officially included in the canon.
Films distributed by Disney but not produced by Disney, such as The Wild. Those are listed below in other sections.

The following is a list of the animated films that were either entirely produced in-house by Walt Disney Productions prior to 1986, or were produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios, formerly known as Walt Disney Feature Animation, after 1986.

For advertising purposes, The Walt Disney Company began to affix numbers to each of the films in the late 1980s. Through this method, they could proclaim the film to be "Disney's X full-length animated film". When the numbering system was introduced, the group of films included became collectively known as the "Disney Animation Canon."{ Many film historians and animation fans refer to them as Disney "classics" or Disney "features". The numbering system remains today, as recent press releases for such products as the 20th anniversary edition of Oliver & Company, as well as the opening and closing logos and marketing materials for Tangled, still refer to the film's number. Some foreign numbering systems of Disney Animated Classics exclude Dinosaur and include The Wild. However, The Wild was not produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios nor Disney in general for that matter.

#	Film	Date of original release
1	Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs	February 4, 1938
2	Pinocchio	February 9, 1940
3	Fantasia	January 29, 1941
4	Dumbo	October 23, 1941
5	Bambi	August 12, 1942
6	Saludos Amigos	August 24, 1942
7	The Three Caballeros	December 21, 1944
8	Make Mine Music	April 20, 1946
9	Fun and Fancy Free	September 27, 1947
10	Melody Time	May 27, 1948
11	The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad	October 5, 1949
12	Cinderella	March 4, 1950
13	Alice in Wonderland	July 26, 1951
14	Peter Pan	February 5, 1953
15	Lady and the Tramp	June 16, 1955
16	Sleeping Beauty	January 29, 1959
17	One Hundred and One Dalmatians	January 25, 1961
18	The Sword in the Stone	December 25, 1963
19	The Jungle Book	October 18, 1967
20	The Aristocats	December 24, 1970
21	Robin Hood	November 8, 1973
22	The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh	March 11, 1977
23	The Rescuers	June 22, 1977
24	The Fox and the Hound	July 10, 1981
25	The Black Cauldron	July 24, 1985
26	The Great Mouse Detective	July 2, 1986
27	Oliver & Company	November 13, 1988
28	The Little Mermaid	November 15, 1989
29	The Rescuers Down Under	November 16, 1990
30	Beauty and the Beast	November 13, 1991
31	Aladdin	November 11, 1992
32	The Lion King	June 15, 1994
33	Pocahontas	July 16, 1995
34	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	June 19, 1996
35	Hercules	June 14, 1997
36	Mulan	June 5, 1998
37	Tarzan	June 12, 1999
38	Fantasia 2000	December 17, 1999
39	Dinosaur	May 19, 2000
40	The Emperor's New Groove	December 15, 2000
41	Atlantis: The Lost Empire	June 3, 2001
42	Lilo & Stitch	June 16, 2002
43	Treasure Planet	November 17, 2002
44	Brother Bear	October 20, 2003
45	Home on the Range	March 21, 2004
46	Chicken Little	October 30, 2005
47	Meet the Robinsons	March 30, 2007
48	Bolt	November 21, 2008
49	The Princess and the Frog	November 25, 2009
50	Tangled	November 24, 2010
51	Winnie the Pooh	July 15, 2011
52	Wreck-It Ralph	November 2, 2012
53	Frozen	November 27, 2013
54	Big Hero 6	November 7, 2014

It has been confirmed that Mickey Mouse and King of the Elves are also in development.

Films primarily live-action but partially animated

All of the following are live-action films and documentaries films that contain at least some animated scenes and/or sequences.

#	Film	Date of original release
1	The Reluctant Dragon	June 20, 1941
2	Victory Through Air Power	July 17, 1943
3	Song of the South	November 12, 1946
4	So Dear to My Heart	November 29, 1948
5	Mary Poppins	August 27, 1964
6	Bedknobs and Broomsticks	November 11, 1971
7	Pete's Dragon	November 3, 1977
8	Who Framed Roger Rabbit	June 21, 1988
9	Enchanted	November 21, 2007

DisneyToon Studios

This is the complete list of DisneyToon Studios films which have had a theatrical release.

#	Film	Date of original release	Budget	Gross
1	DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp	August 3, 1990	$2-8 million	$18,115,724
2	A Goofy Movie	April 7, 1995	N/A	$35,348,597
3	Doug's 1st Movie	March 26, 1999	$5 million	$19,440,089
4	The Tigger Movie	February 11, 2000	$30 million	$90,156,800
5	Recess: School's Out	February 16, 2001	$10 million	$44,460,850
6	Return to Never Land	February 15, 2002	$20 million	$109,862,682
7	The Jungle Book 2	February 14, 2003	$20 million	$135,703,599
8	Piglet's Big Movie	March 21, 2003	N/A	$62,870,546
9	Teacher's Pet	January 16, 2004	$10 million	$6,491,969
10	Pooh's Heffalump Movie	February 11, 2005	$20 million	$52,858,433
11	Bambi II	January 26, 2006 (Argentina)	N/A	N/A
12	Tinker Bell	September 19, 2009 (Mexico)	N/A	$52,201,882 (DVD sales)
13	Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure	September 3, 2009 (Argentina)	N/A	N/A
14	Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue	August 13, 2010 (UK)	N/A	N/A

Pixar Animation Studios

Disney now owns Pixar Animation Studios. Pixar has released or will release the following films:

#	Film	Date of original release	Budget	Gross
1	Toy Story	November 22. 1995	$30 million	$361,958,736
2	A Bug's Life	November 25, 1998	$60 million	$363,398,565
3	Toy Story 2	November 24, 1999	$90 million	$485,015,179
4	Monsters, Inc.	November 2, 2001	$115 million	$525,366,597
5	Finding Nemo	May 30, 2003	$94 million	$867,893,978
6	The Incredibles	November 4, 2004	$92 million	$631,442,092
7	Cars	June 9, 2006	$120 million	$461,983,149
8	Ratatouille	June 29, 2007	$150 million	$623,722,818
9	WALL-E	June 27, 2008	$180 million	$521,311,860
10	Up	May 13, 2009 (Cannes Film Festival)	$175 million	$731,342,744
11	Toy Story 3	June 18, 2010	$200 million	$1,063,168,360
12	Cars 2	June 24, 2011	$200 million	$559,852,396
13	Brave	June 22, 2012	$185 million	$532,044,638
14	Monsters University	June 21, 2013
15	The Good Dinosaur	November 27, 2013
16	The Untitled Pixar Movie That Takes You Inside the Mind (TBA)	May 30, 2014
17	Finding Dory	2015

Stop-motion films

The stop-motion makers Henry Selick and Tim Burton have worked on the following stop-motion films made by Disney.

#	Film	Date of original release
1	The Nightmare Before Christmas	October 19, 1993
2	James and the Giant Peach	April 12, 1996
3	Frankenweenie	October 5, 2012
4	Untitled Henry Selick film	October 4, 2013

ImageMovers Digital

The following films were produced by ImageMovers Digital since its acquisition by Disney. However, Disney does not own earlier films made by ImageMovers Digital. All of the films below contain computer animated shots, and all were also released or re-released in a Disney Digital 3-D limited cinema version. ImageMovers Digital was closed in 2011.

#	Film	Date of original release
1	A Christmas Carol	November 6, 2009
2	Mars Needs Moms	March 11, 2011

Other animated films distributed by Disney

Unlike the films above that were made by Disney, the films below were only distributed by Disney.

#	Film	Date of original release	Produced by
1	The Brave Little Toaster	July 10, 1987	Hyperion Pictures The Kushner-Locke Company
2	The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars	May 18, 1998	Hyperion Pictures The Kushner-Locke Company
3	The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue	May 19, 1999	Hyperion Pictures The Kushner-Locke Company
4	Valiant	August 19, 2005	Vanguard Animation
5	The Wild	April 14, 2006	C.O.R.E.

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