* Real Locations:
* Countries: Many Disney movies are set in real countries like France (Beauty and the Beast, Ratatouille), England (Mary Poppins, The Aristocats), Italy (Luca), Japan (Big Hero 6), China (Mulan), Scotland (Brave), and countless others.
* Cities: From New York City (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) to London (The Lion King, Aladdin), many Disney movies feature recognizable real-world cities.
* Specific Locations: Some movies are set in more specific real locations like the American Southwest (The Princess and the Frog), the Amazon rainforest (The Emperor's New Groove), or the Hawaiian islands (Lilo & Stitch).
* Fictional Locations:
* Magical Realms: Disney is known for its magical worlds like Arendelle (Frozen), Neverland (Peter Pan), Atlantica (The Little Mermaid), and Wonderland (Alice in Wonderland).
* Fantasy Lands: Many movies take place in fictional landscapes like the Hundred Acre Wood (Winnie the Pooh), the jungle (The Jungle Book), or the African savanna (The Lion King).
* Utopian/Dystopian Worlds: Some movies explore futuristic or dystopian settings like the city of Tomorrowland (Tomorrowland), the island of Moana (Moana), or the world of WALL-E (WALL-E).
It's important to remember that even movies set in real locations often take creative liberties, incorporating fantastical elements or altering the reality of the place.
Ultimately, the beauty of Disney movies lies in their diverse locations, which transport audiences to exciting and imaginative worlds, both real and imagined.