I feel most of the people complaining about Quasimodo's placement on the list haven't actually rewatched The Hunchback of Notre Dame recently. Quasi deserves all the praise for his bravery.
Quasimodo is such an amazing person: Not only does he defy his master to fight for what is right, but he also accept the girl he loves to be with someone else, and even encouraging their relationship.
After I watched Beauty and the Beast the first time I rewatched it, and I gotta say the Beast just throwing himself against that pack of wolves was badass. Cause you gotta remember the Beast was originally a man. And even though he behaves like an animal, I think that the act of saving Belle was the first real bit of humanity we see in him. So I'm willing to believe he would've jumped into that pack of wolves to save Belle even if he was a man. And that takes balls.
I think Meg is the only Heroine in a Disney movie to meet a man and does NOT want to fall in love, but falls in love with Hercules despite not wanting to at first! she even has her own song about it!
same w jasmine too, well.... sorta. I mean she wanted to fall in love.. just not w the first man she met... she liked aladdin but hated "Prince ali"...until she found out he was aladdin (during that 'a whole new world' song)
TheMMDplayer OoO yea i know jasmine gets a lot shit from feminists but jasmine is actually quite a rebellios princess who was living in a patrichial society... i just feel like her importance was overshadowed by aladdin's valor, but regardless i thnk shes a very swell princess.
Out of all of these I think Mulan probably was the bravest. Not only did she go to war, where she could die but she risked being found out as a woman, where she could also die. She stopped trying to be what she wasn't (it's clear that the match maker wasn't impressed with her) and did what she felt was right. To save her father and to out-do herself. (She's my fav Disney heroine, if you haven't guessed).
Mulan saved an entire COUNTRY, of billions of people she didn't know, or have any emotional attachment to, AFTER almost being executed because of her gender, and dismissed by EVERYONE, SELFLESSLY, not because she had anything left to prove. If that's not brave, I don't know what is.
Plus it was equally brave to even have the thought of going to war in her society, nobody gave her that option, she made that choice without thinking which is truly brave
Mulan is female empowerment in the best sense of the word. Don‘t care about what society sets against you, just do what you can do, what you can change and what you think is right. But if you want to change the world, you‘re gonna have to change and better yourself first.
And that rocket strategy “to defeat the Huns” was brilliant, and all here scheme to get rid of Shan Yu! She wasn’t afraid at all to face the enemy, she was way braver than Shang, let me tell you! #FightLikeAGirl 💪
Mimi Avbyte a General is, I believe the highest rank in military which usually serves under royalty and gains noble status through respect- Mulan just earned her title as a Disney Princess because of what she did, why she did it and the initiative she took to do what she did on the spot
What about Rapunzel offering to go with Gothel if she was allowed to heal Eugene? That's one of my favourite scenes, and it was pretty damn brave. But in any case, I'm really glad to see a list like this. It's the kind of list I would make. XD And much more interesting than most generic "Top 10" lists.
Eugene's probably number 1 is my books, he's isn't the first of the Disney Princes to die or at least nearly die, but to date he's the only one to give his life for his Princess...
well he becomes one, it doesn't matter whether he is one at the time or not, he still becomes one. And she was referring to a prince, not whether when they were one.
Personally, Mulan is probably the bravest. She went to go fight in a war!!! And if she didn't win (or maybe even if she had), she would have been killed (and she was aware of it, but accepted it to fight for what she wanted and to save her father).
Mulan's act was true bravery and should have been number one. What kind of girl would go into war for her family, leaving behind everything she had back then? Not many
Not many in the present day either, Mulan's bravery is pretty stellar though and the clip shown isn't the only example. She faces off against the hun horde more or less alone with the last rocket, she reveals herself to Shan Yu to save Shang and she decides to allow herself to be happy at the end and takes a chance, on Shang, to see if he can make her happy.
TuMacca I believe she's saying that, for once she was happy they changed it. Meaning she was either upset or indifferent the other times they changed the stories, but she was happy with the change here.
The scene where Eugene saves Rapunzel from Gothel's clutches would be the tops....Not bad though in number 5.......... Anna also sacrifices herself to save Elsa from being slain by Hans Westergard may be included too.....
i think eugene’s act was a bit more braver, because he believed once her hair’s cut, she won’t have healing powers anymore, so he sacrificed his own life so that mother got hella wouldn’t have power over rapunzel. hans being stopped by anna, if she didn’t turn into ice, she would’ve just been stabbed, but that’s my opinion, feel free to reply :)
Hercules becoming a god is a good message because to become a god/hero, it's not just about physically defeating monsters, you have to use your heart to save the one you love
Natalie Arthur and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will
"people do crazy things when they're in love" *thinks about Tangled* YES THEY DO MEGARA YES THEY DO! MUCH LIKE AN ORPHAN THEIF DYING FOR A LOST PRINCESS T_T what a sweetie he is, Jesus Eugene needs more love
I love the look of wonder on the Beasts face when she volunteers to stay. Its as if hes trying to figure out the sort of love that would make a person do that.
I used to think Mulan did the bravest thing. But now I think Hercules's did the bravest thing. He was willing to risk being trapped with Hades forever to save Megaras soul.
+Nicole Bonnett Mulan risked more than you think. She risked being exposed, getting killed in war, and dishonoring her family. The latter would be bringing ultimate shame upon your family name, which was everything back then. Everyone did what they did for honor. Not to mention that she was at a camp full of men....Any number of things could have happened.
I know what she risked and it is very brave what she did, however, risking being trapped in a hellish underworld forever doesn't sound like my idea of a fun time.
No, of course not. However, it's hard to say whether or not Hercules did it out of bravery. Hades purposefully left out that he would be dead before he even reached her until he had already jumped. Maybe Hercules thought that he could save her and then get out himself before they were both trapped. You could argue that he had heard Hades afterwards but, at that point, he had already dived in. He must of known at that point that he couldn't save her then. As for Mulan, she was continually brave throughout the whole movie. She left her home, impersonated an officer, and stayed in the military even after Shane gave her a chance to leave. Plus, she came back to warn everyone of the Huns even after Shane almost killed her. She knew the consequences of everything, but she still went ahead and helped save the emperor, expecting nothing in return. It could have gone the other way, she could have been publicly killed for her acts instead of rewarded and excused.
I've always said, if the Fates truly knew everything as they claimed, why did they even bother cutting Hercules's thread of life? If they knew everything, wouldn't they have known that Hercules would have become a god at that very moment and thus known it wouldn't have worked?
Because he WAS going to die in that place. They all believed that he won't be able to save Meg in time. Also, he wasn't fully a God at first. Which puts him at immense risk to die there.
Because the act itself was what changed his fate. He had to go in willing to die in order to not die. If he hadn't been willing to give everything to save her life, he would have died.
I find it really touching how Eugene was so accepting of his fate and the decision he made, and how he wouldn’t let her waste time on the incantation even if there was a chance that it could save him. That he wanted his last moments with her to mean something. Anyway this is just how I interpreted this scene.
Just saying, Mulan, was awesome. Her dad was to old to fight in the army, so she took his place instead. Usually if any girl is caught in the army they would be killed. TOO COOL. The Hercules + Megara one was awesome as well.
What Disney taught me is protecting the ones who you love, find your true love, making friends, learn to love who you are, etc. I'm a hardcore Disney fan along with my family. Disney is and will always be my childhood studio that makes absolutely great movies!
I really didn't expect Hercules or Beast to be here. Don't get me wrong, they both did something selfless and noble, I definitely don't deny that. But I think being brave is truly overcoming fear, which is why I would build these kinds of lists about characters that really outdid themselves. Like Mulan, Gurgi and Quasimodo: they would be my top 3 from this video. Outside this list: Baloo fightning Shere Khan(Jungle Book), Milo going after Rourke(Atlantis: The Lost Empire), Koda arriving to help Kenai(Brother Bear), Bolt saving Penny from the fire(Bolt), Anna sacrificing herself for Elsa(Frozen) etc. And if Pixar counts: Merida stopping the lords fightning and fixing her own mistakes, and Elinor attacking Mor'du to protect Merida(Brave). But this is just my opinion. Still, good video. P.S. Yeah, I know. Frozen came way after this video of yours.
How about Ralph crushing the Mentos into the Diet Coke volcano just to save Vanellope? He did not know she would save him, so it means he was ready to die so she can become normal again
No offence, but I think the word stupid is more suited for Belle than brave. True, sacrificing herself for her father was selfless and something she did for love. But (yeah, this sounds cold) like his father said himself: He had already lived. And it's not like Belle really seemed to understand the consequences: Less than 24h, and she was already going to break her promise. I think the true meaning of brave is overcoming what you fear the most and doing that for selfless reasons, knowing perfectly what's coming for you. Belle only did the second one. I'm not saying that "Belle was just an idiot!", but her act would be lucky to get into top 20 in my books.
rase5994 Rebecca Whiting You both are right:) Belle was very brave, when she decided to save her father knowing she may never come back. But also she was stupid, but hey, if she was not, she would never find her such a husband:) As an addition, I agree with Rebecca on this quote: "Everyone is stupid when their loved ones are in danger. You don't stop to weigh up the logical pros and cons of an action when saving a loved one- you just act."
Well I disagree because I think that Beast (for example) wouldn't have fought the wolves if it weren't for Belle...he went out of his way, did something brave and saved her, same with Hercules. I just think they are different levels of bravery and heroism :)
Women in the Greek peripd were portrayed as skinny. But your right she was too skinny to be crushed by the pilliar but they added that to give Herc a reason to be a god.
Before Tangled and Frozen, the Disney movies had great hidden messages that you could get if you were keen enough. Now the Disney movies don't have any messages like the old days
Quasimodo yelling, "No!" before wrenches to destroy his chains has been my call to arms since I was a kid. There is so much meaning in that moment. In so many moments in the film.
Why is that, after all this time, and the many times I have seen the Lion King, I always think that Mufasa can make it out alive? When will this futile hope go away? LOL!!
Don’t get me wrong, The Hunchback of Norte Dame is probably my favorite Disney animated movie. But I think the bravest character is Mulan, I mean she went to war for her father’s sake at the expense of herself. She didn’t do it automatically and out of desperation like everyone else on this list; she really thought about it and understood the consequences. So she would be my pick for the bravest Disney character.
That at least one scene from Disney Hercules (sp?). Having Meg, the female, save the male from the fate going to him, is pretty big stuff 😊 Heck, it makes him say the famous line: NO!
I must admit, I think both Mulan and its sequel are by far my most loved disney films ever. Second will be the Brother Bear movies and then the Lion King movies. :)
snowytigress Still, a parent is willing to do anything for their child. This father actually dies trying to save his son. Most parents in these movies are just left watching their child being stolen. Well, one could also argue that Aurora's parents did something similar to Mufasa. They allowed their child to be given away to fairies in order for her to be safe. Never once being able to see her grow up and spend time with her. That too takes sacrifice and love.
Everyone is talking about Hercules and Mulan, but I think Quasimodo earned his spot at the top. Especially considering the fact that he held all of this pain from being told he was a monster, I think that him deciding to try to save Esmeralda's life in front of his master is the bravest thing in the world. Not just because he loved Esmeralda, but because he knew that she didn't deserve it. Lovely list!
I loved that fact someone actually used The Black Cauldron in a list. It was one of Disney's darker themed movies. But one I loved the most. Gurgi was my favorite character and I remember crying grossly as a child when he died. Though when seeing the evil king and his minions melt into the cauldron.. boi I was terrified.. it was something I find still sticks with me for animated movies. Though the boy does look like Arthur front the sword in the stone, and the princess kinda reminds me of the princess from "The princess and the Goblin" another greatly underrated movie. But it wasn't a Disney one. But still powerful in it's own right.
My fave moment was Flynn Rider because in the beginning he is introduced as selfish, self-centred and egotistical. He did the most SELFLESS, BRAVE and BOLD thing he ever did, he sacrificed himself and took Rapunzel's powers away so she could be set free.
Esmarelda should’ve gotten some recognition for spitting in Frollo’s face.. Also I think what Mulan did was the bravest. She also cane back to help after she was discovered as a girl knowing the consequences and showed Shan Yu who she really was to save Shang’s life. She’s a true hero
The bravest moments happen when protecting the person or people you care for... if Disney has taught me anything.
Kiara Byerly 9:32-9:34 me too.
I feel most of the people complaining about Quasimodo's placement on the list haven't actually rewatched The Hunchback of Notre Dame recently. Quasi deserves all the praise for his bravery.
It's the most cruel and realistic Disney movie, and I love how it's so mature and good
I agree too.
My only problem with it is, that in real life the rope would have ripped his arms out xD
I always have to cry at this part of Lion King. Mufasa, Rest in peace my dear.
Motte 92 part of the reason why I never liked the movie because Mufasa dies.
I think I speak for everyone who've seen the lion king when I say, everybody cried when Mufasa died
:c
Mufasa...
This is my favorite scene!
Motte 92 one time I laughed bc how stupid Simba was thinking he was alive but I did cry all the other times
Quasimodo is such an amazing person: Not only does he defy his master to fight for what is right, but he also accept the girl he loves to be with someone else, and even encouraging their relationship.
He is the greatest
After I watched Beauty and the Beast the first time I rewatched it, and I gotta say the Beast just throwing himself against that pack of wolves was badass. Cause you gotta remember the Beast was originally a man. And even though he behaves like an animal, I think that the act of saving Belle was the first real bit of humanity we see in him. So I'm willing to believe he would've jumped into that pack of wolves to save Belle even if he was a man. And that takes balls.
I think Meg is the only Heroine in a Disney movie to meet a
man and does NOT want to fall in love, but falls in love with
Hercules despite not wanting to at first! she even has her
own song about it!
same w jasmine too, well.... sorta. I mean she wanted to fall in love.. just not w the first man she met... she liked aladdin but hated "Prince ali"...until she found out he was aladdin (during that 'a whole new world' song)
oh yeah! that's true :D
TheMMDplayer OoO yea i know jasmine gets a lot shit from feminists but jasmine is actually quite a rebellios princess who was living in a patrichial society... i just feel like her importance was overshadowed by aladdin's valor, but regardless i thnk shes a very swell princess.
yes, shes an amazing princess ^^
Meg also has a damn good reason to not want to fall in love
Out of all of these I think Mulan probably was the bravest. Not only did she go to war, where she could die but she risked being found out as a woman, where she could also die. She stopped trying to be what she wasn't (it's clear that the match maker wasn't impressed with her) and did what she felt was right. To save her father and to out-do herself. (She's my fav Disney heroine, if you haven't guessed).
Mulan saved an entire COUNTRY, of billions of people she didn't know, or have any emotional attachment to, AFTER almost being executed because of her gender, and dismissed by EVERYONE, SELFLESSLY, not because she had anything left to prove. If that's not brave, I don't know what is.
Plus it was equally brave to even have the thought of going to war in her society, nobody gave her that option, she made that choice without thinking which is truly brave
Mulan is female empowerment in the best sense of the word. Don‘t care about what society sets against you, just do what you can do, what you can change and what you think is right. But if you want to change the world, you‘re gonna have to change and better yourself first.
And that rocket strategy “to defeat the Huns” was brilliant, and all here scheme to get rid of Shan Yu! She wasn’t afraid at all to face the enemy, she was way braver than Shang, let me tell you! #FightLikeAGirl 💪
Iola Coppard Mulan mulan mulan I could watch that movie forever
The first time I watched the Black Cauldron, I cried a river when Gergy jumped. he just so adorable that it absolutely broke my heart
I was so annoyed by his character up until that point too. It made me feel really bad.
I thought he was so adorable! I was so upset when he jumped in.
For me, Mulan is the bravest princess of all times.
Mulan is the bravest heroine but she isn't a princess.
MsLovestory01 She's apart of the official Disney Princess lineup, so according to them she is.
MsLovestory01 HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO SAY THIS, MULAN IS KIND OF A PRINCESS BECAUSE SHE MARRIED A GENRAL WHICH I'M PRETTY SURE IS KIND OF ROYALTY.
Justina Prehnant I agree.
Mimi Avbyte a General is, I believe the highest rank in military which usually serves under royalty and gains noble status through respect- Mulan just earned her title as a Disney Princess because of what she did, why she did it and the initiative she took to do what she did on the spot
What about Rapunzel offering to go with Gothel if she was allowed to heal Eugene? That's one of my favourite scenes, and it was pretty damn brave.
But in any case, I'm really glad to see a list like this. It's the kind of list I would make. XD And much more interesting than most generic "Top 10" lists.
I know right
They should have had Rapunzel as well as Eugene
NoriMori That IS pretty brave. staying with someone you hate without being free, just to heal someone you love? THE BRAVENESS IS REAL IN THAT SCENE.
They should have let eugene get his wound healed first, then say a goodbye WHILE EUGENE CUTS HER HAIR.
Problem solved!
Eugene's probably number 1 is my books, he's isn't the first of the Disney Princes to die or at least nearly die, but to date he's the only one to give his life for his Princess...
+Colt Dean Hercules didn't actually die...
well she said disney prince and hercules wasnt a disney prince, he was a "god" so
well he becomes one, it doesn't matter whether he is one at the time or not, he still becomes one. And she was referring to a prince, not whether when they were one.
OcraStars he did die
didn’t hercules die too tho? well i mean he would have if he wasn’t a god. i think he knew he was probably gonna die if he saved her
Personally, Mulan is probably the bravest. She went to go fight in a war!!! And if she didn't win (or maybe even if she had), she would have been killed (and she was aware of it, but accepted it to fight for what she wanted and to save her father).
Should've included Bambi saving Faline from the dogs. Considering he was just a stag against a pack of hunting dogs, that was pretty brave.
That's very true especially when you consider the dogs were bred and trained to hunt and kill deer
Exactly! In my mind, that scene from, "Pocahontas," is replaced by the scene from, "Bambi," that you mentioned.
Mulan's act was true bravery and should have been number one. What kind of girl would go into war for her family, leaving behind everything she had back then? Not many
Carly Jennings that scene alone is why I believe Mulan is the best Disney character. just my opinion of course.
I think Quasimodo defying his master and risking his life for a woman he knows will never love him romantically is more heroic.
if there is a test for true princess (not the pea nonsense), i think mulan will be the only worthy one
Not many in the present day either, Mulan's bravery is pretty stellar though and the clip shown isn't the only example.
She faces off against the hun horde more or less alone with the last rocket, she reveals herself to Shan Yu to save Shang and she decides to allow herself to be happy at the end and takes a chance, on Shang, to see if he can make her happy.
+Carly Jennings if you read the credits in the beginning it said that this is in no particular order, so stop trying to make it a contest.
Meg and Hercules are my favourite disney couple ever
agree
+Orla Mcalear same!!!
Same
Same fam
same then philip and aurora
it devastating that Esmeralda actually died in the book and Quasimodo latter suicide inside the tomb hugging her body :(
Actually, I'm really glad Disney DID change the original tale for once. It was sad enough as it was. T.T
Shannon B for once? Disney changes all the original tales
TuMacca
I believe she's saying that, for once she was happy they changed it. Meaning she was either upset or indifferent the other times they changed the stories, but she was happy with the change here.
i just didn't think anyone can be happy with the dead little mermaid or sleeping beauty getting pregnant while she was asleep :)
Yep.That's why i love how Disney takes horrible stories and makes them good. = D
The scene where Eugene saves Rapunzel from Gothel's clutches would be the tops....Not bad though in number 5..........
Anna also sacrifices herself to save Elsa from being slain by Hans Westergard may be included too.....
They are not any particular order though
i think eugene’s act was a bit more braver, because he believed once her hair’s cut, she won’t have healing powers anymore, so he sacrificed his own life so that mother got hella wouldn’t have power over rapunzel. hans being stopped by anna, if she didn’t turn into ice, she would’ve just been stabbed, but that’s my opinion, feel free to reply :)
Hercules becoming a god is a good message because to become a god/hero, it's not just about physically defeating monsters, you have to use your heart to save the one you love
KT926 true!!! But In actual Greek mythology he killed Meg and their children,
Nyx Chase true, but that’s because Hera’s a mega godly bitch
@@Clownbunnycosplay truest words EVER
YES! Hunchback of Notre Dame love
Stephanie Goblirsch yes!
I know! How could something so incredibly beautiful and magnificent be so underrated!!!
Natalie Arthur and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will be there at work and I will
One of the best Disney movies, it has a lot of messages so important that are not touched in other movies
Hunchback of Notre Dame is simply one of the best Disney movies of all times. So much better than Mulan.
"people do crazy things when they're in love" *thinks about Tangled* YES THEY DO MEGARA YES THEY DO! MUCH LIKE AN ORPHAN THEIF DYING FOR A LOST PRINCESS T_T what a sweetie he is, Jesus Eugene needs more love
1. Mulan
2. Meg
3. Quasimodo
Had to skip over The Lion King..Almost started to cry...Every damn time.
+Brandie Herrera Tears were brewing for me but the clip changed before I could cry.
OMG the 'sanctuary' scene will ALWAYS give me chills!!!!
Vgb
I love that whole scene of Eugene cutting Rapunzel's hair. It gives me chills every time!
Yes, Quasimodo is definitely number one, Hercules saving Meg too. These two are similar to each other and most brave from all.
I got goosebumps on hunchback of Notre Dame and Lion King...
Two outstanding movies of Disney..
All hail Quasimodo , the breaker of chains and god of the friend-zone.
The Black Cauldron is SO underrated i have not heard anyone not even my parents talk about it
It's not like Jim Hawkins flew thru the incoming debris of a planet seconds from explosion to save not only himself but the entire crew.
I love the look of wonder on the Beasts face when she volunteers to stay. Its as if hes trying to figure out the sort of love that would make a person do that.
I used to think Mulan did the bravest thing. But now I think Hercules's did the bravest thing. He was willing to risk being trapped with Hades forever to save Megaras soul.
Nicole Bonnett it didn't matter either way he's a god he would of escaped
He didn't know he would escape though
+Nicole Bonnett Mulan risked more than you think. She risked being exposed, getting killed in war, and dishonoring her family. The latter would be bringing ultimate shame upon your family name, which was everything back then. Everyone did what they did for honor.
Not to mention that she was at a camp full of men....Any number of things could have happened.
I know what she risked and it is very brave what she did, however, risking being trapped in a hellish underworld forever doesn't sound like my idea of a fun time.
No, of course not. However, it's hard to say whether or not Hercules did it out of bravery. Hades purposefully left out that he would be dead before he even reached her until he had already jumped. Maybe Hercules thought that he could save her and then get out himself before they were both trapped. You could argue that he had heard Hades afterwards but, at that point, he had already dived in. He must of known at that point that he couldn't save her then.
As for Mulan, she was continually brave throughout the whole movie. She left her home, impersonated an officer, and stayed in the military even after Shane gave her a chance to leave. Plus, she came back to warn everyone of the Huns even after Shane almost killed her. She knew the consequences of everything, but she still went ahead and helped save the emperor, expecting nothing in return. It could have gone the other way, she could have been publicly killed for her acts instead of rewarded and excused.
Meg sacrifice herself to save Hercules, that's the power of love and bravery!!!😍😍😍
Glad someone has "Black Cauldron" on a list like this one.
me too.
That was one the saddest scenes ever , unfortunately i never saw the movie before yet i cried :'(
Yes!! One of my favorite movies!
Anna definitely belongs on an updated version of this list.
FenrirEX she was so brave.
Baloo fightin Shere Kahn, Jungle Book is underated
Im having such a big Disney nostalgia moment right now! So in love with the Disney movies❤️
You had to put the black Cauldron in here didn't you? I almost cry every time at that.
quasimodo's scene gives me chills everytime
I've always said, if the Fates truly knew everything as they claimed, why did they even bother cutting Hercules's thread of life?
If they knew everything, wouldn't they have known that Hercules would have become a god at that very moment and thus known it wouldn't have worked?
omg this comment is so true
sarah almeida IKR?
Because he WAS going to die in that place. They all believed that he won't be able to save Meg in time. Also, he wasn't fully a God at first. Which puts him at immense risk to die there.
Because the act itself was what changed his fate. He had to go in willing to die in order to not die. If he hadn't been willing to give everything to save her life, he would have died.
1:18-1:30
I seriously broke down in tears, Gurgis line was just too much for me to handle
I find it really touching how Eugene was so accepting of his fate and the decision he made, and how he wouldn’t let her waste time on the incantation even if there was a chance that it could save him. That he wanted his last moments with her to mean something. Anyway this is just how I interpreted this scene.
Just saying, Mulan, was awesome. Her dad was to old to fight in the army, so she took his place instead. Usually if any girl is caught in the army they would be killed. TOO COOL. The Hercules + Megara one was awesome as well.
What Disney taught me is protecting the ones who you love, find your true love, making friends, learn to love who you are, etc. I'm a hardcore Disney fan along with my family. Disney is and will always be my childhood studio that makes absolutely great movies!
I was admiring the wolves for attacking a giant hairy beast instead of running away...
mulan is the best! for a woman, her hair is so important but most important is your family! but...the min 2:44 make my cry...hercules it so cute!!
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I'm a woman and I think hair doesn't matter...
Ubsty Well, in China, hair was a symbol of prosperity. Even men didn't cut it.
Herc is cute
Yay, im not the only one who cried. I feel better now. I cried most for Mufasa and Gurgi.
WHERE THE FUCK IS PHILLIP, HE FIGHTS A DRAGON FOR FUCKS SAKE
eaturheartoutful RIGHT
I really didn't expect Hercules or Beast to be here. Don't get me wrong, they both did something selfless and noble, I definitely don't deny that. But I think being brave is truly overcoming fear, which is why I would build these kinds of lists about characters that really outdid themselves. Like Mulan, Gurgi and Quasimodo: they would be my top 3 from this video. Outside this list: Baloo fightning Shere Khan(Jungle Book), Milo going after Rourke(Atlantis: The Lost Empire), Koda arriving to help Kenai(Brother Bear), Bolt saving Penny from the fire(Bolt), Anna sacrificing herself for Elsa(Frozen) etc. And if Pixar counts: Merida stopping the lords fightning and fixing her own mistakes, and Elinor attacking Mor'du to protect Merida(Brave). But this is just my opinion. Still, good video.
P.S. Yeah, I know. Frozen came way after this video of yours.
How about Ralph crushing the Mentos into the Diet Coke volcano just to save Vanellope? He did not know she would save him, so it means he was ready to die so she can become normal again
True. Forgot to mention that one.
No offence, but I think the word stupid is more suited for Belle than brave. True, sacrificing herself for her father was selfless and something she did for love. But (yeah, this sounds cold) like his father said himself: He had already lived. And it's not like Belle really seemed to understand the consequences: Less than 24h, and she was already going to break her promise. I think the true meaning of brave is overcoming what you fear the most and doing that for selfless reasons, knowing perfectly what's coming for you. Belle only did the second one. I'm not saying that "Belle was just an idiot!", but her act would be lucky to get into top 20 in my books.
rase5994 Rebecca Whiting You both are right:) Belle was very brave, when she decided to save her father knowing she may never come back. But also she was stupid, but hey, if she was not, she would never find her such a husband:) As an addition, I agree with Rebecca on this quote: "Everyone is stupid when their loved ones are in danger. You don't stop to weigh up the logical pros and cons of an action when saving a loved one- you just act."
Well I disagree because I think that Beast (for example) wouldn't have fought the wolves if it weren't for Belle...he went out of his way, did something brave and saved her, same with Hercules. I just think they are different levels of bravery and heroism :)
Anyone else think that Meg's too skinny to get crushed by that pillar😆
Women in the Greek peripd were portrayed as skinny. But your right she was too skinny to be crushed by the pilliar but they added that to give Herc a reason to be a god.
Before Tangled and Frozen, the Disney movies had great hidden messages that you could get if you were keen enough. Now the Disney movies don't have any messages like the old days
Megara is the best . I love Hercules ♥️
sameee
I would say the Pocahontas part is the bravest
This just shows how AMAZING was Disney back then my childhood will forever be missed
I love meg in Hercules
So happy you put the black cauldron in there!! Such a underrated Disney classic 🖤
My favorite moment will always be the sacrifices Rapunzel and Eugene choose to make for one another.
Quasimodo yelling, "No!" before wrenches to destroy his chains has been my call to arms since I was a kid. There is so much meaning in that moment. In so many moments in the film.
am I seriously the only one who remembers the BRAVE little Toaster?? that movie saved my life literally :)
Animation Freak Oh my gosh I remember The Little Toaster
SPRINKLES The cat thank you,im not the only one lol
Personally in my opinion, i think hercules was the best one :)
I'm so heartless. I just watched the lion king scene and didn't cry at all
Why is that, after all this time, and the many times I have seen the Lion King, I always think that Mufasa can make it out alive? When will this futile hope go away? LOL!!
to think that they used to draw every frame........omg, respect
They aren't in order. :) I just picked my faves and put them in the video, they are in no order.
Mulan and Quasimodo made me cry
The Black Cauldron scene of Gurgi always makes me tear up. That's normal, right?
yes that is normal
perfectly normal:)
Okay, just making sure. I teared up after seeing if for the first time a few months ago. And well...I've been around longer than the movie has.
omg thx for including mulan
that movie is all about bravery
which is why it is my fave
God the sanctuary scene gives me chills every time. Definitely deserves number 1.
Don’t get me wrong, The Hunchback of Norte Dame is probably my favorite Disney animated movie. But I think the bravest character is Mulan, I mean she went to war for her father’s sake at the expense of herself. She didn’t do it automatically and out of desperation like everyone else on this list; she really thought about it and understood the consequences. So she would be my pick for the bravest Disney character.
Oh god Black Cauldron, whyyyyyy!!! My poor heart
What about Prince Eric destroying Ursula after he nearly marries her (as Vanessa)?
The best movies in the world. Disney has changed a lot but I'm glad I can still see your good old movies 💜🧡.
Quasimodo mulan and Meg. Don't forget Pochahantas
That at least one scene from Disney Hercules (sp?). Having Meg, the female, save the male from the fate going to him, is pretty big stuff 😊
Heck, it makes him say the famous line: NO!
I must admit, I think both Mulan and its sequel are by far my most loved disney films ever. Second will be the Brother Bear movies and then the Lion King movies. :)
Nah the lion king scene at 2:28 was always badass to me. The way he leaps out and climbs up gives me goosebumps.
you had to put Black Cauldron on here didn't you? memory's of me crying as a kid are coming back to me
Quasimodo busting his chains and carrying Esmeralda to the top of the cathedral never fails to give me a big adrenaline rush.
Ugh The Lion King man.... every fucking time!
I agree...it gets annoying.
snowytigress Still, a parent is willing to do anything for their child. This father actually dies trying to save his son. Most parents in these movies are just left watching their child being stolen. Well, one could also argue that Aurora's parents did something similar to Mufasa. They allowed their child to be given away to fairies in order for her to be safe. Never once being able to see her grow up and spend time with her. That too takes sacrifice and love.
Mother Gothel: What have you done?
What have you done?
For me Quazimodo is the bravest,he maybe abnormal but he has spirit and big heart for people he love although he been abused and treated brutally
Gurgi is an underrated hero who deserves all praise. He jumped thinking he had no friends and he is the bravest boy. #GurgiFanclub
The beast fighting off those wolves, So cool. When I was a kid I secretly wanted him to stay as the beast
The whole movie mulan was brave!
Everyone is talking about Hercules and Mulan, but I think Quasimodo earned his spot at the top. Especially considering the fact that he held all of this pain from being told he was a monster, I think that him deciding to try to save Esmeralda's life in front of his master is the bravest thing in the world. Not just because he loved Esmeralda, but because he knew that she didn't deserve it. Lovely list!
Tangled is AMAZING
3:32 Best Disney Fight scene ever
I loved that fact someone actually used The Black Cauldron in a list. It was one of Disney's darker themed movies. But one I loved the most. Gurgi was my favorite character and I remember crying grossly as a child when he died. Though when seeing the evil king and his minions melt into the cauldron.. boi I was terrified.. it was something I find still sticks with me for animated movies. Though the boy does look like Arthur front the sword in the stone, and the princess kinda reminds me of the princess from "The princess and the Goblin" another greatly underrated movie. But it wasn't a Disney one. But still powerful in it's own right.
All of these scenes are beautiful...
The second clip almost made me cry because he sacrificed him self for his friend!!!
Thanks for posting this! Scenes from all my favorite movies!
Quasimodo's scene is my fav. He went against his master whom he feared and finally embraced the hero inside.
Quasimodo is my fave man
My fave moment was Flynn Rider because in the beginning he is introduced as selfish, self-centred and egotistical. He did the most SELFLESS, BRAVE and BOLD thing he ever did, he sacrificed himself and took Rapunzel's powers away so she could be set free.
Mufasas rescue should be at the top
I always cry when I watch The Black Cauldron. I hate it when Gurgie dies like that. :C
ShadowDarkrai002 me too
The Lion King Scene Is Definitely The Bravest Disney Scene
Is no one gonna talk about Eugene? He knew by doing that he was going to die but he did it anyway to free Rapunzel
Mulan and Pocahontas are the bravest ones. You forgot Emerald. She has some brave and challenging moments in which defies the authority.
Esmarelda should’ve gotten some recognition for spitting in Frollo’s face.. Also I think what Mulan did was the bravest. She also cane back to help after she was discovered as a girl knowing the consequences and showed Shan Yu who she really was to save Shang’s life. She’s a true hero
When Mufasa gets kicked and hit during the stampede while trying to get to Simba always broke my heart
Meg's death is hilarious to me. With that thing falling on top of her, she should have looked like a crushed insect xD