Lilo And Stitch, Cinderella, And Beauty And The Beast

Audrey Hepburn once said, "Everything I learned I learned from the movies." For many years now, studios have created films; one studio being the Walt Disney Studios. On October 16, 1923, Walt Disney and his brother Roy O. founded the studio. In the beginning of the Walt Disney Studio, producers created short films that eventually led up to the famous full length films. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves was the first Disney movie released on February 4, 1938. Throughout the long list of Disney movies, Lilo and Stitch, Cinderella, and Beauty and the Beast are by far the top three movies for children to learn important life lessons. To start off, the movie Lilo and Stitch is about two orphaned sisters who learn the true meaning of family …show more content…
Nani, her older sister, took up the role as the parent and struggled with trying to keep custody of Lilo because of their current state of living. They also both struggle with abandonment issues from their parents' recent death. Luckily, they met Stitch and began to realize that just because they may not have an ideal life, they are still not broken in any way. Sisterhood is another aspect of family that is shown through the film. Nani and Lilo started off not getting along that well due to their maturity and age, but found an understanding after a fight they shared. Once their fight was over, the sisters talked calmly to each other and reminded each other that they are sisters, not mother an daughter, and that they both need each other to …show more content…
It all began when Cinderella's father married Lady Tremaine, who would be the person to test her limits, and welcomed her two daughters into his home. When Cinderella's father was not there, Lady Tremaine practically treated her like a maid and ended up locking her in the basement when she simply asked to go to the ball. Fortunately for Cinderella, she was an optimistic person and stayed hopeful through it all. With the optimism she obtained, she also had courage to take action in her life, which resulted for the better. With the help of her fairy-godmother, she was able to sneak out of the basement in order to go to the ball, where she met the prince who fell in love with her. Without being courageous and believing that she could make it back to the house before her step-family arrived back home, she could have possibly lived the rest of her life serving her step-mother and step-sisters. Kindness and respect is also a big characteristic showed from their Cinderella in the movie. Unlike some people, Cinderella had a pure heart filled with kindness that she showed to her entire step-family no matter how they treated her. Rather than respond with hate to the evil actions thrown at her, she responded respectfully and did not let their actions influence her to treat others poorly like they did to