A Disney movie debate over which of four beloved titles fans would choose to let go prompts passionate arguments in Ratatouille and Mulan's defenses.
A post asking film audiences to choose which of four beloved Disney animated movies to let go has sparked debates on Twitter, with a number of fans specifically sharing passionate defenses for Mulan and Ratatouille. The Walt Disney Company is currently celebrating its 100th anniversary across 2023, honoring its long legacy of films including its classic groundbreaking animated features, Pixar's emotional stories, and more modern hits.
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