71 Disney and Pixar Movies Ranked By Their Rotten Tomato Scores!

We love using the website Rotten Tomatoes that pretty much tells us how good a movie or a show is at-a-glance — based on what critics and others have rated it. But since reactions to entertainment are so subjective and varied, the site doesn’t always get it right. With that in mind, we thought it might be fun to see how Disney and Pixar films stack up — according to Rotten Tomatoes!

On Rotten Tomatoes, scores of over 60% are considered “fresh”, while scores under 59% are deemed “rotten” (these are terms the site uses to show which films have more positive ratings than negative!). Take a look at how some film critics and viewers ranked these 71 Disney classics!

“Fresh” Disney Movies

Keep in mind, Rotten Tomatoes’ scoring algorithm works in mysterious ways — if a movie or a show has a 100% rating, it doesn’t necessarily mean folks are saying it’s perfect. The percentage is actually a composite of several mid-range to glowing reviews (we know, it’s tricky!)

BUT it comes as no surprise that some of Disney’s all-time greatest movies have the BEST scores! Check out some of these top marks! Toy Story has the highest combined score of any Disney movie while the rest of the Toy Story movies also did exceptionally well!

Toy Story (1995) — 100% Tomatometer (92% Audience Score)

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) — 100% Tomatometer (88% Audience Score)

Toy Story 2 (1999)- – 100% Tomatometer (86% Audience Score)

Pinocchio (1940)– 100% Tomatometer (73% Audience Score)

Finding Nemo (2003) — 99% Tomatometer (86% Audience Score)

Up (2009) — 98% Tomatometer (90% Audience Score)

Toy Story 3 (2010) — 98% Tomatometer (89% Audience Score)

Inside Out (2015) — 98% Tomatometer (89% Audience Score)

Sometimes we noticed some pretty big discrepancies between what critics and viewers thought of a film. In the case of Snow White, film critics seemed to respond much more favorably!

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) — 98% Tomatometer (78% Audience Score)

101 Dalmatians (1961) — 98% Tomatometer (76% Audience Score)

Dumbo (1941) — 98% Tomatometer (70% Audience Score)

Coco (2017) — 97% Tomatometer (94% Audience Score)

Toy Story 4 (2019) — 97% Tomatometer (94% Audience Score)

Cinderella (1950) — 97% Tomatometer (80% Audience Score)

The Incredibles (2004) — 97% Tomatometer (75% Audience Score)

Monsters, Inc. (2001) — 96% Tomatometer (90% Audience Score)

Ratatouille (2007) — 96% Tomatometer (87% Audience Score)

Aladdin (1992) — 95% Tomatometer (92% Audience Score)

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) — 95% Tomatometer (91% Audience Score)

Wall-E (2008) — 95% Tomatometer (90% Audience Score)

Moana (2016) — 95% Tomatometer (89% Audience Score)

Beauty and the Beast (1994) — 94% Tomatometer (92% Audience Score)

The Incredibles 2 (2018) — 94% Tomatometer (84% Audience Score)

Finding Dory (2016) — 94% Tomatometer (84% Audience Score)

Fantasia (1940) — 94% Tomatometer (83% Audience Score)

The Lion King (1994) — 93% Tomatometer (93% Audience Score)

The Little Mermaid (1989) — 93% Tomatometer (88% Audience Score)

The Lady and the Tramp (1955) — 93% Tomatometer (80% Audience Score)

A Bug’s Life (1998) — 92% Tomatometer (73% Audience Score)

Frozen (2013) — 90% Tomatometer (85% Audience Score)

Bambi (1942) — 90% Tomatometer (73% Audience Score)

Tarzan (1998) — 89% Tomatometer (75% Audience Score)

Bolt (2008) — 89% Tomatometer (74% Audience Score)

Tangled (2010) — 89% Tomatometer (87% Audience Score)

Onward (2020) — 88% Tomatometer (95% Audience Score)

Sleeping Beauty (1959) — 88% Tomatometer (80% Audience Score)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) — 88% Tomatometer (65% Audience Score)

Wreck-It Ralph (2012) — 87% Tomatometer (86% Audience Score)

The Jungle Book (1967) — 87% Tomatometer (82% Audience Score)

Mulan (1998) — 86% Tomatometer (85% Audience Score)

Lilo & Stitch (2002) — 86% Tomatometer (77% Audience Score)

The Emperor’s New Groove (2002) — 85% Tomatometer (83% Audience Score)

Princess and the Frog (2005) — 85% Tomatometer (74% Audience Score)

Hercules (1997) — 84% Tomatometer (76% Audience Score)

Alice in Wonderland (1951) — 81% Tomatometer (78% Audience Score)

Fantasia 2000 (2000) — 81% Tomatometer (75% Audience Score)

Monsters University (2013) — 80% Tomatometer (81% Audience Score)

Peter Pan (1953) — 80% Tomatometer (80% Audience Score)

The Rescuers (1977) — 80% Tomatometer (68% Audience Score)

The Great Mouse Detective (1986) — 79% Tomatometer (79% Audience Score)

Brave (2012) — 78% Tomatometer (76% Audience Score)

Frozen II (2019) — 77% Tomatometer (92% Audience Score)

The Good Dinosaur (2015) — 76% Tomatometer (65% Audience Score)

Cars (2006) — 75% Tomatometer (79% Audience Score)

Hunchback of Notre Dame ( 1996) — 71% Tomatometer (70% Audience Score)

The Fox and the Hound (1981) — 70% Tomatometer (78% Audience Score)

Cars 3 (2017) — 70% Tomatometer (69% Audience Score)

Treasure Planet (2002) — 69% Tomatometer (71% Audience Score)

The Sword in the Stone (1963) — 68% Tomatometer (73% Audience Score)

Meet the Robinsons (2007) — 67% Tomatometer (74% Audience Score)

The AristoCats (1970) — 66% Tomatometer (70% Audience Score)

“Rotten” Disney Movies

And here’s where we’re getting into the soup a bit! Sadly, a few of our favorite Disney movies aren’t so popular it appears!

A Goofy Movie (1995) — 58% Tomatometer (70% Audience Score)

Pocahontas (1995) — 55% Tomatometer (64% Audience Score)

The Black Cauldron (1985) — 55% Tomatometer (48% Audience Score)

Robin Hood (1973) — 54% Tomatometer (81% Audience Score)

Home on the Range (2004) — 53% Tomatometer (29% Audience Score)

Oliver & Company (1988) — 51% Tomatometer (62% Audience Score)

Atlantis – The Lost Empire (2001) — 49% Tomatometer (53% Audience Score)

Cars 2 (2011) — 39% Tomatometer (49% Audience Score)

Brother Bear (2003) — 37% Tomatometer (64% Audience Score)

Chicken Little (2005) — 37% Tomatometer (47% Audience Score)

Sorry Chicken Little lovers! As the rankings currently stand, Chicken Little is considered the most rotten Disney movie! We didn’t think it was that bad, but hey, we got a thing for chickens (especially ones in sunglasses)!

Which of these rankings surprised you? Let us know in the comments!

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