In the world of cinema, Disney is known for works full of imagination and magic. However, behind the visual beauty and compelling stories, several Disney films also have the longest runtime. This article will explore Disney's longest-runtime films that offer audiences an immersive experience.

This is a complete list of Disney films with the longest runtime which guarantees that the audience will be satisfied seeing them. Have a look!

Big Hero 6 – 102 Minutes

Directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams, this film earned more than US$650 million for Disney. This film tells the adventures of Hiro Hamada, a genius teenager in a futuristic city called San Fransokyo.

Hiro, a robotics expert, initially spends his time in an illegal robot fighting arena. However, after losing his older brother, Tadashi, Hiro, along with the robot nurse Baymax and his friends, form a superhero team to uncover the mystery behind the fire that took Tadashi's life and face new threats.

Frozen II – 103 Minutes

The sequel to the phenomenal Disney film, Frozen. This film depicts the continuing adventures of Anna and Elsa. Even though Elsa leads the Enchanted Forest and Anna becomes Queen of Arendelle, the two are forced apart.

With a running time of 103 minutes, Frozen II is one of Disney's longest children's films. Even though it has almost the same length as the first film, audience enthusiasm remains high. Even though they are living separately again, Anna and Elsa remain connected through messages. With longer charm and adventure, Frozen II continues to dominate the hearts of fans and children around the world.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? – 104 Minutes

Who Framed Roger Rabbit changed the paradigm in the world of cinema by uniting animation and live-action. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, known for the Back to the Future film series, this film was a milestone in the development of film technology.

The story is simple, where Roger Rabbit is accused of murder, triggering suspicions about his wife, Jessica, who is suspected of having an affair. Although released in 1988, the film set a new standard for the merging of genre and technology. Its success even inspired other sensational films such as Space Jam and Tom and Jerry, confirming its position as an iconic film that continues to influence cinema to this day.

Moana – 104 Minutes

Moana, one of Disney's animated films, stands out as one of the most influential works of the 21st century. Admired for its impressive animation, captivating story, captivating music, and wonderful characters. Characters like Tamatoa and Hei Hei the Rooster remain embedded in fans' memories. Moana features a strong protagonist and a rich culture.

Despite this, it still lightly presents the story, like most Disney films. Its success prompted Disney to release a sequel, Moana 2, as well as prepare a live-action project with Dwayne Johnson reprising his role as Maui.

Raya And The Last Dragon – 107 Minutes

Raya and the Last Dragon, Disney's longest-running animated film, carries Southeast Asian culture. Released in 2021, the story follows Raya's adventure in searching for the last dragon to stop the Druun monster.

Inspired by Southeast Asian culture, including Indonesia, this film features elements such as wayang kulit, gamelan, and rumah gadang. However, despite strong cultural development efforts, the film did not achieve the expected success due to the impact of the global pandemic and criticism from several parties. Even so, this film remains an important achievement in realizing regional cultural representation in the entertainment industry.

Zootopia – 107 Minutes

Zootopia, another popular Disney film, brings freshness with its unique story about a city of talking, anthropomorphic animals. Judy Hopps, a rabbit, becomes a police officer, facing great challenges. Disney presents a narrative about young Judy's struggle to achieve her dreams.

With a compelling story and universal appeal, Zootopia was a huge box-office success, considered a landmark franchise by Disney. This film captivates audiences of all ages. A sequel is being prepared for the next few years, signaling the continued endurance and interest in the film's magical world.

Ralph Breaks The Internet – 112 Minutes

Ralph Breaks The Internet, a sequel to Wreck-It-Ralph (2012), features John Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch, and even Gal Gadot. The story takes place 6 years after Ralph saves the arcade from Cy-Bugs.

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This time, Ralph and Vanellope surf the internet after Sugar Rush runs into problems. They join Yesss, BuzzzTube's head algorithm, and other characters on the adventure. The film depicts online challenges such as online bullying and social media, but was criticized for promoting internet products and themes that were too complex for children.

The Lion King – 112 Minutes

The Lion King, the live-action film adaptation of the Disney classic, was a huge success with earnings of over US$700 million. After releasing additional footage, the revenue rose to US$900 million.

Even though controversy arose due to scenes that used completely CGI, this film became Disney's highest-grossing live-action film of all time, reaching us$1.6 billion. With a duration of 112 minutes, 30 minutes longer than the animated version, this film is still interesting and liked by the audience.

Bedknobs and Broomsticks – 118 Minutes

Bedknobs and Broomsticks is a classic Disney film that combines animation and live action such as Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Released in 1971, the story focuses on three boys in England during World War II, raised by Miss Eglantine Price, who turns out to be a witch.

She helped end the war with her magic and searched for the final spell to perfect her abilities. Interestingly, the film was planned to be released nine years earlier with a duration of more than 2 hours. Delayed for 9 years, the film was finally re-edited into 118 minutes.

Fantasia – 126 Minutes

Fantasia, the longest-running Disney classic, still holds the record for the longest-running Disney animated film. Released in 1940, Fantasia is divided into eight segments with superb animation and stunning classical music.

This film cemented Mickey Mouse's status as a Disney icon. With revenues of US$80 million, Fantasia far exceeded its production costs. Even after decades, Fantasia is still hailed as a classic, offering a stunning cinematic experience.

With a running time of more than two hours, Fantasia remains a compelling show for Disney fans. This shows that even though the majority of Disney films tend to be short, Fantasia proves Disney's courage in presenting in-depth stories.

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