Have you been to Bahia?

I was transformed into a bear, magically. I was lifted into the sky by my brother. Brother Bear (2003) dir. Aaron Blaise and Robert Walker

"why is he chasing me?" “it’s what they do!”

Under appreciated Disney films requested by anotherdisneywhitegirl

Disney Classics

Alice in Wonderland (1951) || Peter Pan (1953) || Lady and the Tramp (1955) || One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961) || Mary Poppins (1964) || The Aristocrats (1970) || Robin Hood (1973) || The Rescuers (1977) || The Black Cauldron (1985) || Oliver and Company (1988) || The Little Mermaid (1989) || Lion King (1994) || Hercules (1997) || Mulan (1998) || The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) || Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) || Lilo & Stitch (2002) || Treasure Planet (2002) || Brother Bear (2003) || The Princess and the Frog (2009) || Tangled (2010) 

companion set

The indigenous women of Disney

** I really struggled with including Lilo & Nani because there are so many differing opinions about whether or not they were indigenous and whether or not they would consider themselves indigenous to N/S/C America or Polynesian so I decided not to include them, rather than potentially offending someone. **

Brother Bear (2003)

''This is a story from long ago, when the great mammoths still roamed our lands. It's the story of my two brothers and me. When the three of us were young, we were taught that the world is full of magic. The source of this magic is the ever-changing lights that dance across the sky. The shaman woman of our village told us that these lights are the spirits of our ancestors, and that they had the power to make changes in our world. Small things become big. Winter turns to spring. One thing always changes into another. But the greatest change I ever saw was that of my brother. A boy who desperately wanted to be a man...''

Disney in Chibi by princekido 

Highly objective list of five animated Disney features that I adore, but I believe are too underrated: 4. Brother Bear