15 Disney+ Original Movies That Are So Good You Need to Watch Them Again

Disney+ has brought us a treasure trove of original films that capture hearts with their charm, emotion, and creativity. From reimagined classics to bold new stories, these movies offer something for everyone, whether you’re after adventure, laughter, or a good cry.

We’ve rounded up 15 Disney+ original movies that stand out for their storytelling, characters, and unforgettable moments. Each one is so good you’ll want to hit play again as soon as the credits roll. Let’s dive into why these films deserve a spot on your rewatch list.

Mufasa: The Lion King (2024)

This prequel to ‘The Lion King’ dives into Mufasa’s journey from a curious cub to the noble king we know. Directed by Barry Jenkins, it blends stunning visuals with a heartfelt story of brotherhood and destiny.

The film explores Mufasa’s bond with Scar, revealing the roots of their rivalry. With a stellar voice cast, including Aaron Pierre as Mufasa, it’s a visually spectacular tale that adds depth to a beloved story, making it a must-rewatch for its emotional weight and gorgeous animation.

Cruella (2021)

‘Cruella’ reimagines the iconic villain from ‘101 Dalmatians’ with a bold, stylish twist. Emma Stone shines as Estella, a young designer whose ambition turns her into the fierce Cruella de Vil.

Set in 1970s London, the movie bursts with punk-rock energy, dazzling costumes, and a killer soundtrack. Its mix of dark humor and surprising heart makes it a film you’ll want to revisit to catch every sly detail and vibrant scene.

Soul (2020)

Pixar’s ‘Soul’ follows Joe, a jazz musician voiced by Jamie Foxx, who gets a second chance at life after a near-death experience. It’s a soulful exploration of purpose and passion.

With stunning animation and a moving score, the film balances humor and deep emotion. Its universal themes and vibrant visuals invite multiple viewings to fully appreciate its warmth and wisdom.

Luca (2021)

‘Luca’ is a charming Pixar tale about a sea monster boy who discovers life on land. Set on the Italian Riviera, it’s a vibrant story of friendship and self-discovery.

Luca and Alberto’s adventures, voiced by Jacob Tremblay and Jack Dylan Grazer, are filled with heart and humor. The film’s sunny visuals and coming-of-age story make it a delightful rewatch for all ages.

Raya and the Last Dragon (2021)

‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ follows Raya, voiced by Kelly Marie Tran, on a quest to save her fractured world with the help of a mythical dragon. It’s a thrilling fantasy adventure.

The film’s lush animation and action-packed story, paired with Raya’s wit and Sisu’s charm, voiced by Awkwafina, keep you hooked. Its themes of trust and unity make it a rewarding rewatch.

Jungle Cruise (2021)

Inspired by the Disney ride, ‘Jungle Cruise’ is a rollicking adventure starring Dwayne Johnson as a riverboat captain and Emily Blunt as a determined scientist. They hunt for a legendary tree in the Amazon.

The film’s mix of action, humor, and chemistry between the leads makes it endlessly fun. Its playful vibe and hidden details in the lush settings beg for another viewing.

The One and Only Ivan (2020)

‘The One and Only Ivan’ tells the story of a gorilla, voiced by Sam Rockwell, who dreams of freedom from a mall circus. It’s based on the true story of a captive animal.

With a touching blend of humor and heart, plus voices from Angelina Jolie and Danny DeVito, the film resonates emotionally. Its message of hope and subtle details make it worth revisiting.

Stargirl (2020)

‘Stargirl’ is a sweet coming-of-age story about a quirky teen, played by Grace VanderWaal, who shakes up a quiet high school. Her unique spirit captivates a shy classmate.

The film’s gentle romance and message of embracing individuality shine through. Its heartfelt moments and charming performances make it a cozy rewatch for a feel-good night.

Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made (2020)

This quirky comedy follows Timmy, a young detective played by Winslow Fegley, who runs his own agency with an imaginary polar bear partner. It’s based on the popular book series.

The film’s offbeat humor and Timmy’s wild imagination keep things lively. Its clever gags and heartfelt undercurrent make it a fun pick for a repeat watch with the family.

Artemis Fowl (2020)

‘Artemis Fowl’ brings the beloved book series to life, following a young genius, played by Ferdia Shaw, who uncovers a hidden world of fairies. It’s a fast-paced fantasy adventure.

Despite mixed reviews, the film’s magical visuals and bold ideas offer plenty to enjoy. Rewatching reveals new details in the fairy world’s intricate design and action scenes.

Hamilton (2020)

The filmed version of ‘Hamilton’ captures Lin-Manuel Miranda’s groundbreaking musical about Alexander Hamilton. It’s a dynamic blend of history, hip-hop, and drama.

The stellar cast, including Daveed Diggs and Leslie Odom Jr., delivers electrifying performances. Its dense lyrics and emotional depth make it a film you’ll want to revisit to catch every rhyme.

Clouds (2020)

‘Clouds’ is a tearjerker based on the true story of Zach Sobiech, a teen musician played by Fin Argus, facing terminal cancer. His music inspires those around him.

The film balances heartbreak with hope, driven by Zach’s songs and strong performances. Its emotional impact and uplifting spirit make it a powerful rewatch, tissues required.

Flora & Ulysses (2021)

‘Flora & Ulysses’ is a quirky comedy about a girl, played by Matilda Lawler, who befriends a superpowered squirrel. Based on the novel, it’s a lighthearted family adventure.

The film’s humor and heart, plus a fun cast including Alyson Hannigan, make it a joy. Its whimsical vibe and clever moments invite repeat viewings for all ages.

Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022)

This meta-comedy brings back Chip and Dale, voiced by John Mulaney and Andy Samberg, as washed-up cartoon stars solving a mystery. It’s a playful nod to the original series.

Packed with humor, cameos, and clever animation, the film is a blast for kids and adults. Rewatching uncovers new jokes and Easter eggs in its wild, nostalgic world.

Hocus Pocus 2 (2022)

‘Hocus Pocus 2’ reunites the Sanderson sisters, played by Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy, for a spooky sequel. Teens accidentally revive the witches again.

The film’s campy charm, new songs, and Halloween vibes make it a fun ride. Its mix of nostalgia and fresh laughs makes it a perfect rewatch for spooky season.

Which Disney+ original movie is your go-to for a rewatch, or did we miss one you love? Drop your thoughts in the comments!