10 Movies on Disney+ That Prove It Isn't Just For Kids

James Cameron's _Avatar_ is a powerful narrative set in the 22nd century, where a paraplegic Marine finds himself emotionally conflicted between military orders and the indigenous Na'vi people on the moon Pandora. Released on December 15, 2009, this visual spectacle, rated at 3.8 by audiences, offers deep environmental and social themes.

Transport yourself to Austria pre-WWII with _The Sound of Music_, a musical masterpiece that debuted on March 29, 1965. This film, rated 4.2, tells the story of Maria, a novice nun turned governess, who unveils new worlds of music and love in the heart of a naval captain and his seven children.

With an adrenaline-pumping narrative, _Free Solo_ follows climber Alex Honnold’s quest to conquer Yosemite's 3,000-foot El Capitan without any safety gear. This exhilarating documentary, released on September 28, 2018, with an impressive 4.0 rating, celebrates human ambition and the spirit of adventure.

_Remember the Titans_, released on September 29, 2000, with a rating of 3.8, chronicles a high school football team navigating racial integration in 1970s America. As coaches Bill Yoast and Herman Boone forge an unexpected alliance, the movie teaches priceless lessons on teamwork and unity.

Released on May 28, 1992, and rated 3.3, _Sister Act_ juggles comedy and suspense as nightclub singer Deloris Van Cartier, in hiding at a convent, transforms a lackluster choir into a sensation. This entertaining tale of identity and transformation keeps audiences engaged with its humor and musical flair.

Marvel's _Black Panther_, released February 13, 2018, takes viewers to the heart of Wakanda, an African nation with advanced technology and tradition. As King T'Challa defends his throne from internal and external threats, this action-packed film, rated 3.5, emphasizes themes of leadership and heritage.

The comedic genius of Robin Williams shines in _Mrs. Doubtfire_, a film about a father who, desperate to be with his children, disguises himself as a British nanny. Released on November 24, 1993, and adored with a rating of 3.6, this film explores family, love, and identity in a humorous yet touching manner.

_Dan in Real Life_, which premiered on October 26, 2007, explores the poignant comedy of navigating life’s unexpected challenges. Advice columnist Dan Burns, played expertly by Steve Carell, finds his life turned upside down in this 3.5-rated film that contemplates love, family, and self-discovery.

_Jane_, with a stellar rating of 4.1, is an evocative documentary released on December 28, 2017. It uncovers the story of Jane Goodall's revolutionary work with chimpanzees, utilizing rare footage from National Geographic archives. This film honors her groundbreaking contributions to science and nature.

The gritty future envisioned in _Logan_, released February 28, 2017, and rated 4.0, sees an aging Wolverine tasked with safeguarding a young mutant. As dark forces close in, this film delves into themes of legacy, mortality, and redemption, reimagining the superhero genre with a poignant storyline.