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Five Underrated Disney Movie Sequels

Our childhood classics, part 2.

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Generations of children have grown up watching Disney movies. We all have that one song we sing in the shower to this day and we can all recall that one scene that changed our lives forever (RIP Mufasa). However, a lot of people do not want to admit they like most of the sequels to their favorite classic Disney movies. I will be the first to admit that there were a lot of misses when it comes to Disney sequels but there are a few out there that deserve our respect.

1. Aladdin and the King of Thieves


This street rat first stole our hearts when he rode in on his magic carpet. However, this sequels shows you Aladdin's tragic childhood and introduces his very, VERY handsome father.


2. Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World

Our favorite princess is back and she's kicking butt once again! Pocahontas journeys to England and encounters a complete culture shock.

3. Lion King II: Simba's Pride

It's hard not to love the sequel to what is known as the best Disney movie of all time. This beautiful lion Romeo and Juliet story will make you laugh, cry, and cheer. Also, the music is incredible!


4. The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea

This time around Ariel is getting a taste of her own medicine while dealing with her wild child teenage daughter, Melody. It is a mother/daughter story that will warm the coldest of hearts.


5. An Extremely Goofy Movie

This movie is my personal favorite Disney sequel. Goofy follows his son, Max, to college and they get into a bunch of crazy shenanigans while completely in the College X-Games. But, the best part of this movie is definitely the father/son disco dance off. Trust me, you will not regret watching this movie.


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