I think so.

HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO PICK A WORST?

I'll come back to this.

This is hard. I'll have to think for a while.

It teachers us that Humans are better then mermaids and yet Frozen taught us Reindeer are better the people...so in the end we should all just sell our bodies to become reindeer.

I'm kind of missing Brave's message. It's a story about a complicated relationship between mother and daughter, but what is its true message? I guess it's about being humble and apologizing. I need to rewatch the movie. I'm going to do it now, actually. Let's see if my vote change.

^^^ same thing but for snow white whats the message ? Oh I know, lets all eat apples and then die to find a Prince and kiss him!!

^I guess you could say the message of Snow White is "make the best out of a bad situation", "keep an optimistic disposition" or "kindness always gets repaid".

OMG THEY ALL HAVE SUCH GOOD MESSAGES! But maybe Aladdin... idk.

Abandon your family make a deal with a witch and still get what you want...great lesson disney *sarcasm* Ariel's message sucks butt cheeks

I agree with Disneygirl7 and Silverrose, they all have good messages and this is hard.
@ TheFabulousFan- I happen to think Ariel in the end sent a great message- she ended the prejudice that merpeople had toward the human world, and united two worlds. And yes she was impulsive, but she did not get a free ride, she had to make some sacrifices, and for the thousandth time she did care about her family- King Triton also felt ( as he should have) that he may have been a little too hard on her and pushed her too far. Her Sisters understood right away what was going on with her when she was acting weird. And although she couldn't speak, she kissed Sebastian, and patted him on the head for helping her out while in Eric's Castle.
In the End her dad saw the truth, and they both knew that this was not goodbye ( as all fathers know when they give their daughters away at their wedding- its just away of saying- I trust you , and despite any fights we might of had you are still my daughter, ---you are still my father) and that's why they give eachother a big hug and she whispers " I love you Daddy", and Eric politely bows to his new father -in - law, which Triton acknowledges with a friendly smile.
So as I have said her biggest flaw is being impulsive. But going after a dream, and uniting two worlds is a great message.

"Be a selfish, inconsiderate brat, and the people you constantly abandon will still love you and risk their lives to help you even though you never show gratitude or concern for their well-being. They'll still clean up your messes and earn your happy ending for you."

Also, "It's okay to disobey your parents, rush into dangerous situations, gamble your life on an unlike outcome you have little control over, get into debt with a loan shark, etc. because everything will magically work out in the end. If it doesn't, your family and friends (who you constantly blew off and mistreated) will come bail you out and give you everything you want and everything will be peachy keen."

Heck, I think this picture says it all. Ariel admiring herself in the mirror with little regard for her sisters in the background, yet they still look at her with awe. Pretty much sums up everything I dislike about the movie and moral.

I also seriously, SERIOUSLY considered voting out Sleeping Beauty, but Dylan convinced me to vote this one. She basically traded her special abilities to a KNOWN EVIL WITCH, just for a man. I mean, I know it wasn't JUST for a man, but a man was a big part of her (stupid) decision. Also, I agree with Tygers_Eye. :)

I think that all DP movies have magical messages, it's impossible to compare such thing.

What is the message in Sleeping Beauty?
I think TLM have a good message " Never give up going after your dreams"

^I agree. I guess the message in Sleeping Beauty would be, "True Love Conquers All" or "Put your responsabilities ahead of you".

Love Ariel, love this movie though

The message if Sleeping Beauty is that no matter how evil and powerful something is, love (not just romantic love) will prevail in the end.

I am not sure if I should vote for the intended message of for what the movie ended up saying....if I go for the latter, I pick Brave, since this movie is basically saying "No matter how big your fuck-up are and if you nearly cause a war, if you just say sorry not only everything will be okay, you will also get everything you want".

To sum up what I think what the messages of the movies are:
Snow White: True beauty is inner beauty, kindness is repaid and true love conquers all
Cinderella: If you keep believing and keeping up good spirits, you will get your lucky break at one point
Sleeping Beauty: No matter how powerful evil is, the good will prevail in the end.
The Little Mermaid: Children need the freedom to pick their own path - but parents might have a point from time to time, too.
Beauty and the Beast: Again true beauty is inner beauty and don't judge people by their appearances
Aladdin: Don't be ashamed of where you come from. Your true worth doesn't lie in your rank but in your abilities. And don't lie.
Pocahontas: Be tolerant and try to understand different cultures.
Mulan: Be yourself and use your own strengths instead of allow your gender to limit you.
TPatF: What you want is not necessarily what you need (along with an unintended "wishing upon stars is stupid")
Tangled: Follow your dreams and don't hide who you really are
Brave: I guess the intended message was that you should always try to understand the perspective of someone else? Or that there are no short cuts to reaching an understanding? Or that you should try to change your fate yourself instead of relying on spells? (mmm...I guess I would have voted for Brave either way, because the message of the movie is not really clear).

^^Well said swanpride