Disney villains have continued to amaze us over the years, and here are the 30 most morally complex villains from the ...

Some Disney reveals are skillfully plotted, but those in films like Encanto and Big Hero 6 seem more obvious than intended.

Though they may not be as beloved as their original counterparts, the live-action Disney Princesses are still extremely admirable characters.

Honestly, I didn’t particularly like that the new live-action Aladdin film kind of “beautified” Jafar because it just felt that they ... other Disney live-action projects. 2. The Hag/Evil Queen (Snow ...

Her tireless work ethic leaves her with no time for rest or anything else — until she turns ... through in a famous line to her father, Jafar, and Aladdin (as Prince Ali), “How dare you?

20. “Prince Ali (Reprise),” Aladdin (1992) From this point on, all of the remaining songs are at least pretty good. It sucks that the outrageously fun villain Jafar (Jonathan Freeman ...

We’ve seen it in redemption arcs explored such as Gaston in “Beauty and the Beast” (1991) or the Evil Queen in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves” (1937), providing false hope to the ...

Pretty much everything else ... Wicked Queen — she’s forced to dance in red-hot iron shoes until she dies. Lovely. Disney made innumerable alterations to the centuries-old tale of Aladdin.

“The Little Mermaid’ was the first movie I ever saw in a movie theater,” the drag queen, 38 ... Scar in “Lion King”, Jafar in “Aladdin”, and Ursula are all considered “queer ...

The ensemble gets another spotlight during “Prince Ali,” as Aladdin flaunts his new Prince Ali makeover to Jasmine with extravagant fanfare. Jafar mockingly reprises the song later when he ...

On the most recent Weekend Update, Bowen Yang swung by as Jafar, the nefarious, oddly facial haired baddie from one of Disney’s biggest animated hits, Aladdin. Jafar was unimpressed with ...