5. Pocahontas

Image:DisneyA headstrong protagonist, moving musical numbers, a meaningful historic setting; there’s so much potential in the animated classic Pocahontas that it’s really a mystery as to why we never see anything about it in the parks other than a character meet and greet and a segment in the Disney's Hollywood Studios version of Fantasmic!. With such a historical background, Pocahontas could easily be integrated into The American Adventure Pavilion at Epcot or bridge the gap between Frontierland and Liberty Square at the Magic Kingdom.

6. Mulan

Image:DisneyIt’s assumed that the Imagineers, being a highly intelligent and thoughtful people, would have seen Mulan and immediately thought, “Mulan + China Pavilion = $$,” so it is completely baffling as to why we have yet to see any attraction for this movie.

As of now, Mulan has a meet and greet location by a nonchalant hedge in front of the Reflections of China building, which is great and all, but Mulan saved China from the Huns. What’s a girl gotta do ‘round here to get a real attraction?

7. Hercules 

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Hercules was one of my favorite animated movies growing up, so you can imagine my dismay when I grew up and realized that Disney all but forgot about such an underrated film. Herc lovers, like myself, would be thrilled to see a Greek food restaurant shaped like the Parthenon, a dark water ride through Hades’ underworld (with a happy ending, of course), or an ancient Athens-themed resort filled with understated movie details, like vases engrained with the Muses and ceiling mosaics of Hercules defeating the multi-headed Lernaean Hydra.

Though we've covered a lot of ground, this list is by no means exhaustive. What films would you like to see represented more at Disney parks?