Best Disney Channel Original Movies

Last updated: March 26, 2026

Take a trip down memory lane and rewatch your favorite Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs) that helped launch the careers of celebrities such as Zac Efron and Zendaya. From High School Musical to Zapped, these feel-good movies have inspiring role models and positive messages about teamwork, friendship, and self-confidence. So get your head in the game, log in to Disney+, and start planning your next movie night. You and your tweens won't want to miss out on these family-friendly films!

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Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension Poster Image

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Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension

age 5+

Quirky duo's other-realm adventures are fun for all ages.

2011 G (87 minutes)

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Adventures in Babysitting

age 6+

'80s film remake delivers clean laughs geared toward kids.

Disney Channel Comedy (2016)

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Bad Hair Day

age 6+

Endearing buddy comedy with positive, empowering message.

Disney Channel Comedy (2015)

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Dadnapped

age 6+

TV movie blends outrageous fun, positive messages for kids.

2009 NR (86 minutes)

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Den Brother

age 6+

Fun family comedy has sweet messages for kids.

Disney Channel Comedy (2010)

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Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off

age 6+

Disney family comedy tackles gender stereotypes.

2003 NR (85 minutes)

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Halloweentown

age 6+

Witchy fun with a pinch of fright.

1998 G (84 minutes)

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Johnny Tsunami

age 6+

Surfing, boarding, and positive lessons for kids.

Disney Channel Drama (1999)

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Kim Possible

age 6+

Live-action cartoon update tackles tricky teen emotions.

2019 NR (86 minutes)

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Stepsister from Planet Weird

age 6+

Gentle alien comedy deals with challenges of a new family.

2000 NR (85 minutes)

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The Luck of the Irish

age 6+

Disney TV movie has mixed messages, stereotypes.

2001 NR (86 minutes)

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The Other Me

age 6+

Disney cloning comedy teaches the importance of integrity.

2000 NR (87 minutes)

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The Swap

age 6+

Predictable body-switching comedy has positive messages.

2016 NR (100 minutes)

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The Ultimate Christmas Present

age 6+

Unassuming Christmas comedy is fun for all the family.

2000 NR (80 minutes)

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Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century

age 6+

Tween sci-fi adventure has TV vibes but plenty of positives.

1999 NR (97 minutes)

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Zenon: Z3

age 6+

Teen space adventure with mild coming-of-age themes.

2004 NR (80 minutes)

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'Twas the Night

age 7+

Made-for-TV Christmas caper is formulaic, unthreatening fun.

2001 NR (87 minutes)

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Avalon High

age 7+

Modern Camelot-inspired tale has great messages for kids.

Disney Channel Drama (2010)

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Can of Worms

age 7+

Nerdy teens battle aliens in harmless Disney sci-fi fun.

1999 NR (90 minutes)

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Cloud 9

age 7+

Positive role models, engaging story mark Disney winner.

2014 G (87 minutes)

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