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Relive childhood

This month, I believed in magic again. Rewatching some of my absolute favorite childhood movies like The Aristocats and Brother Bear was amazing. I hadn’t seen those toppers in ages, as we only used to have them on videotapes – anyone remembers those good, old days? Anyway, Disney+ makes it so easy to take a trip down memory lane and feel like a child again.

But there’s more, because for the first time, I got to watch sequels like The Incredibles 2 or Frozen 2. Although I haven’t found a sequel that can match up to the original, it was exciting to dive into a new story, set in a loved, familiar universe.

Soaking up culture

Additionally, I was able to soak up some culture by watching all-time classics that I had just missed out on. Admittedly, I had never seen The Little Mermaid, but now loved every second of it. I could go on and on about how beautiful all the little details were (think of those sea creatures making music with Sebastian, it’s just so pure!) but I guess everyone else already knows that.

But it’s not only just for children and grown-ups who like children’s movies. A few years ago, I did a marathon of Marvel movies, from Ant-Man to Avengers and everything in between. And now, with just one subscription I can continue my journey through the universe, isn’t that just marvelous?

Exclusive hidden gems

Besides the big, exclusive hypes – like The Mandalorian or High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,there’s also other exclusive content on the platform that’s worth your time. Take the historical docuseries The Imagineering Story. At some moments, the episodes got a bit technical and even boring, but overall, it was incredibly fascinating to learn about all the thoughts and effort that go into creating magic. Not only did I want to become part of Dinsey’s creators, but I learned so much about what it takes to create the Disney parks.

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