This gorgeous 1940 classic won our hearts as young children, despite featuring classical music and no dialogue, except for a few intros (and they say kids have no attention span!). There’s not much more I can say about it. Enjoy!

Feel free to post your favorite parts of Fantasia in the comments.

Submitted and Written by Emily A

The other day one of my best friends reminded me of something I had totally forgotten from my youth: Mickey’s Parade Ice Pops, popsicles in the shapes of your favorite Disney character. Whatever happened to these?

These were great. Another epic win from the ice cream truck: Mickey’s Parade Mickey Mouse Bars!

Come to think of it, they don’t really resemble Mickey all that much, eh?

Submitted by Shauna P

Cool Runnings was a ‘93 comedy about the Jamaican Olympic bobsled team. True story. The movie also inspired a friend of mine to put an egg in his pants when he went sledding, like one of the characters from the film. The point was to see if it would crack. It cracked. True story.

Submitted by Kelly H

Remember when Zorro was about more than just poorly executed CGI and Catherine Zeta-Jones’ boobs? It was a simpler time, when kids regarded him as a hero and would emulate him by cutting masks out of their mother’s best fabric instead of regarding him as just another crappy Hollywood remake.

Submitted by Stephen F

Bedknobs and Broomsticks was an Epic Film because it incorporated both live action and cartoons. It also used the fantastic to solve Miss Price’s problems, something that all children wish could happen.