Get ready for a heartwarming journey through animated films that will melt even the coldest of hearts! We're diving into unexpected moments of pure emotion that prove animation isn't just for kids. From unlikely friendships to touching revelations, these scenes will make you laugh, cry, and feel all the feels!
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00:00Now, try them together!
00:04Hey, I think I'm getting a little something there.
00:09Welcome to Ms. Mojo, and today we're counting down our picks for surprisingly wholesome scenes from animated films.
00:16We'll be getting into spoilers, so consider this your warning.
00:19Wall-E?
00:29Number 10. Judy apologizes to Nick. Zootopia
00:33Officer...Hops. Mr...Wild. Nick Wild.
00:37Friendship is one of the most prominent themes in this Disney movie, and it's a pretty important one.
00:43But an unlikely friendship between a bunny and a fox was nearly destroyed after Judy Hops made incredibly hurtful comments about the nature of predatory animals, angering her partner Nick.
00:53Oh, I think you said plenty.
00:56What do you mean?
00:57Clearly there's a biological component. These predators may be reverting back to their primitive, savage ways. Are you serious?
01:07Realizing the error in her ways, Judy finds him and apologizes. She doesn't just say sorry.
01:13She genuinely begs for his forgiveness, and in the end, the two are able to reconcile.
01:18In spite of the odds, this bunny and fox can be friends.
01:22Suddenly, this light-hearted buddy cop movie became a thought-provoking look at overcoming prejudices and learning to be better.
01:30I really am just a dumb bunny.
01:38I really am just a dumb bunny.
01:43I really am just a dumb bunny.
01:46Don't worry, Carrots. I'll let you erase it. In 48 hours.
01:52Number 9. Jamie finally sees Jack. Rise of the Guardians.
01:57Jack Frost.
01:59That's right! But that's me! Jack Frost! That's my name!
02:05You said my name!
02:07Belief is everything. It's the very fuel that powers the Guardians, a group of super-beings who save dreams and battle nightmares.
02:15When kids everywhere stopped believing in them, Jamie Bennett was the exception.
02:19Sure, his faith might have gone down a little bit, but he never truly stopped believing.
02:25And when Jack Frost tried to get Jamie's attention later, he was able to see him for the very first time.
02:31Can you see me?
02:36He sees me! He sees me!
02:42Before this, Jack was essentially invisible, which really sucks because he's basically the reason we have Winter.
02:48So as you can probably imagine, finally being able to be recognized for your hard work feels pretty darn good.
02:55It's a touching scene that gives Jack his due, but also shows how right Jamie was to keep believing.
03:01But what about the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy? Like, I mean, what about...
03:04Real, real, real! Every one of us is real!
03:07I knew it!
03:08Jamie, who are you talking to?
03:10Um...
03:13Jack Frost?
03:15Number 8. Joy learns about the importance of sadness inside out.
03:21It was the day the Prairie Dogs lost the big playoff game.
03:26Marley missed the winning shot. She felt awful.
03:30She wanted to quit.
03:32Look, we all love Joy, but you've got to admit that sometimes her constant positivity can be just a little bit toxic.
03:41The truth is that sometimes it's okay to be upset, and Joy realizes that when trapped in the memory dump.
03:50Sadness. Mom and Dad. The team.
04:06She discovers a time when Riley's sadness actually led to a positive memory.
04:10She lost a hockey match, but was later cheered up by her parents.
04:14In a way, Riley's grief allowed her to grow as a person.
04:17I came to help because of sadness.
04:27We have to get back up there.
04:29It's a sweet way to demonstrate how valuable all feelings are.
04:33It's also important since it lets Joy see sadness in a different light.
04:38By understanding that sadness is just as important as joy, it brings the two living emotions closer together.
04:44Riley needs you.
04:58Alright, let's do this one last time.
05:00My name is Peter Parker. I was bitten by a radioactive spider.
05:05And for ten years, I've been the one and only Spider-Man.
05:12Being Spider-Man is awesome, but it can be pretty tough too.
05:17Our first introduction to the Peter Parker of Earth-1610 perfectly demonstrates that.
05:22We get to see all of the glamorous highs that this Spidey has had, but we later see the gloomy lows too.
05:28But after everything, I still love being Spider-Man.
05:33We see a short montage of times he got pummeled and pulverized, yet it doesn't really bother him.
05:39There's something so uniquely endearing about seeing someone go through hell and smile about it later.
05:44No matter what trauma he's faced, he never let it change who he was.
05:48That kind of integrity really hammers home what Spider-Man is all about, never giving up.
05:54It wouldn't be great power without great responsibility, right?
05:58So no matter how many hits I take, I always find a way to come back.
06:10You and me, we're in a club now.
06:17I saw where your balloon went. Come on, let's go get it!
06:20Giving someone a bottle cap might not seem like anything special,
06:24but what if we told you that this is one of the most stirring moments in this movie?
06:29You see, Carl Fredricksen lost his wife Ellie due to illness, and he never truly got over her death.
06:35But things changed once he met Russell.
06:38See these? These are my Wilderness Explorer badges.
06:42You may notice one is missing. It's my assisting the elderly badge.
06:47If I get it, I'll become a senior Wilderness Explorer.
06:52Not long after, the pair were lumped into a wild adventure together.
06:56The bottle cap isn't just a bottle cap, it's a badge that Ellie originally gave to Carl.
07:01So him passing it down to Russell not only shows how he's changed, but also how he's let Russell into his life.
07:08Carl may have lost his family years ago, but now he has found a new one.
07:12I would like to award you the highest honor I can bestow.
07:19The Ellie badge.
07:24Wow.
07:25Wow.
07:36I don't like food. I love it.
07:40If I don't love it, I don't swallow.
07:45Gee, with a name like Ego, it's hard not to think of this guy as a bit of a snob.
07:50And though he is kind of a pretentious food critic at first, that all changes.
07:55While preparing to review a plate of ratatouille from a restaurant called Gusteau's, Anton is quickly transformed by the dish's taste.
08:03Once he digs in, we see a flashback showing him eating the same meal when he was a kid.
08:21It's like he's no longer a bitter old man.
08:27Now he's just an innocent young child enjoying his mom's homemade cooking.
08:31The layers to him slowly unravel like an onion, or whatever other food metaphor you want.
08:37Point is, the ratatouille warmed up his heart, and that's incredibly touching.
08:42I can't remember the last time I asked a waiter to give my compliments to the chef.
08:48Number 4. Wanting to be Superman. The Iron Giant.
08:52He's not like you. You're a good guy. Like Superman.
09:01What if a weapon of mass destruction didn't want to be that?
09:04This movie tells that story, and honestly, there's loads of scenes that'll tug at your heartstrings.
09:10One of them is a short moment where Hogarth and the Giant are playing in a scrapyard.
09:15Hogarth wants the robot to pretend to be a bad guy called Otamo, but the Giant instead decides to be Superman.
09:38Hey, what's wrong?
09:41While he nearly kills Hogarth later due to his programming, that really shouldn't undercut the sincerity of this scene.
09:48He doesn't want to be a symbol of violence. He wants to be a symbol of hope.
09:52Plus, how can you not smile when he attaches an S to his chest and does Superman's classic hands-on-hips pose?
09:59Otamo!
10:01Now, Otamo.
10:11I'm Superman.
10:13Okay, Superman.
10:15Number 3. Spaghetti Dinner. Lady and the Tramp.
10:19Hey, Joe, look. Butch, he's got a new girlfriend.
10:23Well, son of a gun, he's got a cockroach Spanish girl.
10:29She's pretty sweet, kiddo, Butch. You take Tony's advice and settle down with this one, eh?
10:37Why are we so emotionally invested in seeing two dogs enjoying a romantic dinner?
10:42Because it's incredibly well done, that's why.
10:45In this scene, both the titular animals of this film enjoy a delicious bowl of spaghetti,
10:50followed by a cute moment where the two meet in the middle.
11:07You just can't help but root for these two crazy canines to make it work.
11:11In fact, this might be one of the most iconic dinner dates of all time.
11:16Sure, we'll admit, not everything about Lady and the Tramp has held up super well today,
11:21but this is a tender moment which expertly captures puppy love in the most literal sense.
11:27This is the night, and the heavens are right.
11:51While humans and dragons aren't on the friendliest of terms at the start of this movie,
11:56a bond soon forms between a viking named Hiccup and a young dragon named Toothless.
12:01We're hit with the warm and fuzzies pretty much right from the jump.
12:05The clip when Hiccup first learns how to fly on Toothless in particular is breathtaking.
12:11Okay there bud, we're gonna take this nice and slow.
12:14Here we go, here we go.
12:15Position three, go four.
12:25But sometimes things aren't great.
12:27Like when Hiccup lost his leg after a big battle and he struggles to get out of bed.
12:32But even then, light shines through the darkness.
12:35Because in that same scene, Toothless helps Hiccup walk across his room,
12:39refusing to leave his side.
12:41They say that dogs are a man's best friend, but it looks like they have some competition.
12:46Stay here.
12:47Come on guys, get ready!
12:48Pull outside, here we go!
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13:22We've seen humans falling in love, animals falling in love, and in WALL-E, robots falling in love.
13:28WALL-E.
13:31Here they are.
13:37WALL-E!
13:39WALL-E!
13:45The bond between WALL-E and Eve is unlike anything else, probably since they're both inorganic beings.
13:51But that doesn't really matter, because these bots are full of life.
13:55Their dance of sorts in the middle of outer space in particular proves that.
13:59The way they twirl around together in complete joy, just happy to be near each other, is therapeutic to watch.
14:10WALL-E!
14:15WALL-E!
14:20It's especially touching considering WALL-E was basically the only sentient robot around for hundreds of years before meeting Eve.
14:27This dance is so sweet to watch that it warms even the coldest of hearts.
14:32Define dancing.
14:34Dancing.
14:35A series of movements involving two partners where speed and rhythm match harmoniously with music.
14:46Is there a heartwarming moment we missed?
14:48Share all of the feels down in the comments.
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