If I Give You Movies With A Similar Plot, Can You Figure Out Which Disney/Pixar Film I’m Referring To?

An overly cautious father has his worst nightmare come true when his child is taken, so he goes on a long journey to find him/her. Same plot, no?

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This one’s easy, since The Lion King was based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Both stories focus on a king who is killed by his brother, leaving the king’s son to discover his uncle’s true intentions and then take him down.

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Aquamarine is really just a lighter version of The Little Mermaid. Both stories feature young mermaids having only three days to find true love. However, Aquamarine is facing arranged marriage while Ariel is facing eternal servitude/torment under Ursula.

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In Sixteen Candles, a girl that’s mistreated and overlooked by her family struggles to be noticed by the popular boy in school while attending a school dance on her birthday. In A Star is Born, a talented but often overlooked signer is noticed by a famous musician, who falls in love with her and helps her fame skyrocket.

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Ok, hear me out. Ordinary, small, awkward kid has superpowers. Falls for a girl with questionable affiliations. Desperately wants to be a hero to make a father figure proud (Tony Stark is really not that different from Zeus, if you think about it), but ends up having to face the villain without their full powers. They’re pure of heart, so they prevail and are lauded as a hero.

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The protagonist gains mysterious powers that come to life when they are emotional. They isolate themselves and struggle to protect others from their power. In the end, they actually learn to use their power for good (after a lot of destruction).

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Pocahontas and John Smith fall in love even though there’s a feud between the Natives and Westerners (and Pocahontas is engaged). They sneak around and attempt to unite the two groups until Kocoum tries to kill John, causing John’s friend Thomas to kill Kocoum, which starts a war between the groups. In the end, it’s Pocahontas’ wisdom and pleas that end the fighting. Is that not basically West Side Story??

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Elements shared with Titanic: Rich girl falls for a boy with nothing, who unlike her, has freedom. He introduces her to his world, but when disaster strikes, he and the girl must run from a jealous man who wishes to have the girl for himself.

Elements shared with Monte Carlo: A poor girl masquerades as royalty and lives a lavish life far beyond anything she’s ever experienced, getting caught up in her lies.

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What Disney/Pixar movie is Birdman meets Avengers: Endgame?

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Take the mid-life crisis, former hero, and failing father figure aspects from Birdman. Then take the world where superheroes are no longer needed until a group recruits a retired superhero to come back into the fray from Avengers: Endgame.

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A more-than-capable girl is trapped in a tower, gets “rescued” by a guy who is most certainly NOT a prince. They bond on a journey to make the girl’s dream come true, but nothing is as it seems and the non-prince (who has fallen in love with the girl) has to overcome his selfish intentions to save her from someone whose true intentions are unclear.

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Person who thinks they’re from space arrives in a new place. Everyone thinks they’re crazy, especially one man, who tries to tell everyone else the truth. However, when danger approaches, they end up having to team up and stow away together. The person realizes they’re not actually from space, and has a crisis about their identity. However, they overcome it, and become great friends with the person who initially was suspicious of them.

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