In a scene from Fantastic Mr. Fox, Mrs. Fox (voiced by Meryl Streep), an anthropomorphic fox, sits on a stool, painting a canvas that depicts trees under a cloudy sky with flashes of lightning. She wears a mid-sleeve yellow wrap dress with small red apples. Nearby, Mr. Fox (voiced by George Clooney), an anthropomorphic fox, lounges by a tree, holding a bitten apple in his right hand. He sports a short-sleeved white shirt, a striped tie, and khaki pants. The background features a gradient sky in hues of yellow and orange, complemented by fields in matching tones

10 Disney Movies to Fall in Love with This Autumn

By Cecilia Sarantopoulos

As the leaves turn to gold and the air grows crisp, there’s nothing quite like a cozy Disney movie marathon to set the perfect fall vibe. Whether you’re craving heartwarming stories or adventure-filled tales with a touch of whimsy, these 10 films bring the magic of autumn right to your living room.

In a scene from Bambi, Bambi (voiced by Donnie Dunagan), a young deer, gazes at Thumper (voiced by Peter Behn), a young rabbit. The two look at each other in amazement. The background showcases watercolor-like designs of a forest, featuring a rock boulder and a leaf.

Bambi (1942)
Few movies capture the natural beauty of the changing seasons quite like Bambi. This classic tale brings viewers into the forest, where friendships form and life lessons unfold amid breathtaking autumn landscapes. It's a reminder of the delicate balance of nature, with scenes that range from playful to profound.

In a scene from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, the Headless Horseman, wearing flowing crimson cape, raises his sword high while riding a powerful black horse rearing on its hind legs. Ichabod Crane (voiced by Bing Crosby), looking terrified, pulls on the reins of his panicked, wide-eyed white horse. The background features an eerie forest background with fog.

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949)
Ready for a classic Halloween watch? (It’s not too late!) The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad combines the thrill of Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow with a lively adaptation of The Wind in the Willows. With its spooky, fog-covered scenes and mischievous storytelling, this double feature is a must for an autumn night.

In a scene from The Fox and the Hound, Copper (voiced by Corey Feldman), a hound dog, and Tod (voiced by Keith Coogan), a fox, are playfully running and laughing in the woods. The background features two trees and scattered dry leaves on the forest floor.

The Fox and the Hound (1981)
Nothing says autumn like a nostalgic tale of friendship—and The Fox and the Hound delivers that in the most touching way. Against a backdrop of changing leaves and woodland scenes, this story explores the bittersweet reality of growing up and the loyalty that can transcend even the deepest divides. Be prepared for some tears and a reminder of life’s most cherished bonds.

In a scene from James and the Giant Peach, James (voiced by Paul Terry)—now transformed into a doll-like boy—sits at the center of a web. Miss Spider (voiced by Susan Sarandon), an anthropomorphic wolf spider, approaches him. With short black hair, two golden eyes on either side of her head, and a striking black-and-white body, she holds James’ right arm, wrapping another of her legs around his neck.

James and the Giant Peach (1996)
For a whimsical, slightly eerie tale, James and the Giant Peach serves up a mix of adventure and autumnal wonder. The film takes viewers on an imaginative journey from the bleakness of James’s life to the warmth of camaraderie and courage. Packed with stop-motion charm, this story feels like biting into a juicy, fall-spiced peach pie.

In a scene from Pooh’s Grand Adventure, Winnie the Pooh (voiced by Jim Cummings) sits perched on the branch of a large tree, surrounded by a dreamy expanse of soft, fluffy clouds. The nighttime sky is deep blue with stars and a full, glowing moon. Pooh wears his signature cropped, short-sleeved red top; cradles a honey pot in his arms; and looks at the moon and stars.

Pooh’s Grand Adventure (1997)
Autumn is about getting lost and finding yourself again, and Pooh’s Grand Adventure is the epitome of this cozy, heartfelt experience. Following Pooh and his friends set out to rescue Christopher Robin, it’s a warm hug of a film—full of fall leaves and the sweetest honey pots.

In a scene from Enchanted, Giselle (Amy Adams) runs through Central Park with her arms outstretched. She wears a short-sleeved blue dress with a sweetheart neckline and colorful accents, opening at the front to reveal a white, crystal-embellished underskirt. In the background, people play the cajón drum, while Robert Philip (Disney Legend Patrick Dempsey) follows Giselle. Tall trees frame the park, with buildings rising in the distance. 

Enchanted (2007)
Enchanted takes fairy tale magic and brings it into the real world, perfect for a whimsical fall escape. As Giselle (Amy Adams) transitions from an animated wonderland to bustling New York City, she navigates romance and adventure with an autumn-in-the-city vibe. It’s a love letter to classic Disney stories, with a modern twist to keep you enchanted all season long.

In a scene from Fantastic Mr. Fox, Mr. Fox (voiced by George Clooney), an anthropomorphic fox, sits at a table and looks at Mrs. Fox (voiced by Meryl Streep) as she sets down a heart-shaped dish. Mr. Fox is dressed in a short-sleeved white shirt with a striped tie, while Mrs. Fox wears a yellow wrap dress adorned with small red apple details. The background reveals the cozy interior of the Fox family's dining and kitchen area.

Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
Quirky, charming, and full of fall-hued visuals, Fantastic Mr. Fox is a delightfully witty adventure. With director Wes Anderson’s signature style and a story of cleverness, community, and courage, this film serves up a feast of fall scenery.

In a scene from Brave, Merida (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) draws an arrow while holding her bow, her gaze focused intently on her target. She wears a long-sleeve, blue dress with a satin-like sheen, accented by white and gold details. In the blurred background, a male warrior watches Merida with interest.

Brave (2012)
Set in the rugged, misty Highlands, Brave is a perfect pick for those crisp, blustery fall days. Merida’s (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) journey of bravery and self-discovery is one of magic, mystery, and the feeling of an ancient world brought to life. With sweeping landscapes and a story that celebrates the strength of family, this film is as fierce and powerful as the changing winds.

In a scene from Into the Woods, Little Red Riding Hood (Lilla Crawford) skips along a path covered in fallen leaves. Encircling the frame are twisted branches intertwined with grass and foliage. In the background, pointed-roof houses and dense trees are visible. Little Red wears a short-sleeved blue dress beneath a red cloak and carries a woven basket.

Into the Woods (2014)
When autumn brings the promise of adventure, Into the Woods weaves together classic fairy tales with a darkly enchanting twist. The film’s forest setting is as tangled and alluring as its musical storytelling, with a haunting reminder that every wish comes with a price. It's the perfect film for those who crave magic with a hint of mystery.

In a scene from Coco, Miguel (voiced by Anthony Gonzalez), dressed in a red hoodie over a white shirt and blue jeans, stands wide-eyed and surprised in the cemetery, surrounded by glowing skeletal ancestors. Next to Miguel stands Dante, a black dog, with his tongue out and ears perked up. The background features a cemetery bedecked in glowing candles and flowers.

Coco (2017)
Fall is all about celebrating family and traditions, and Coco beautifully captures this spirit. With vibrant visuals set against the colorful Día de los Muertos, this film invites you into a heartfelt adventure about the power of music, memory, and love. It’s a story that will make you laugh, cry, and feel eternally connected to the ones who came before.

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