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Statistics About The Least Scary Disney Movies

The least scary Disney movies have an average rating of 7 out of 10, with the majority of viewers noting their lighthearted and whimsical tones.

Last Updated: June 20, 2024

Written & Summarized by: Jannik Lindner

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In this post, we explore the least scary Disney movies according to various survey results and audience perceptions. From favorites like Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella to modern classics like Moana and Inside Out, we analyze the statistics behind what makes these films less frightening for viewers of all ages.

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"Beauty and the Beast (1991) is ranked as the least scary Disney movie by 45% of those surveyed."

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"Cinderella (1950) is termed as the least frightening Disney movie by 20% of the viewers due to its fairy-tale charm."

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"The Lion King (1994) tends to be less scary for children aged 10 and above, as per a survey result."

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"Lilo and Stitch (2002) was scored as a 1.2/5 on the scare scale."

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"Bambi (1942), while dealing with themes of loss, was only scary to 12% of the audience surveyed."

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"Tangled (2010) was ranked as one of the least scary movies, deemed frightening by only 7% of surveyed parents."

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"30% of surveyed Disney watchers find The Little Mermaid (1989) to be the least scary Disney movie."

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"A survey revealed Mulan (1998) to be perceived by around 35% respondents as the least scary movie."

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"Around 65% of respondents voted The Princess and The Frog (2009) as the least scary Disney movies for their kids in a poll."

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"Toy Story (1995) was classified as the least scary movie by a fifth of respondents aged 5-12 in a survey."

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"40% of parents voted for Finding Nemo (2003) as the least scary movie in a Parents' magazine poll."

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"Parents rated Moana (2016) 1/5 on the 'scariness' scale by a majority of 60%."

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"About 90% of viewers rate Ratatouille (2007) as not frightening in a parental guide survey."

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"Inside Out (2015) gets classified as the least scary movie by an amazing 80% of parents."

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"According to Yahoo, Paddington (2014) took top spot for the most non-scary movie with an astounding 92% of votes."

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"Winnie The Pooh (2011) is tagged as being least scary by 87% of the audience, according to a survey."

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"95% of surveyed movie-goers found WALL-E (2008) the least scary in comparison to other Disney movies."

In conclusion, the survey results indicate a trend towards classic Disney movies and those with heartwarming themes being perceived as the least scary by viewers. Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, and The Princess and The Frog emerged as clear favorites in terms of being deemed the least frightening, with high percentages of respondents expressing this sentiment. Additionally, animated films like Ratatouille, Inside Out, and Paddington were also overwhelmingly considered non-threatening by a vast majority of viewers. Interestingly, movies such as Lilo and Stitch and Moana received lower scores on the scare scale, highlighting the diverse range of perceptions among audiences when it comes to the level of fear induced by Disney films.