This list brings together the highest-rated titles on Disney Plus, featuring 13 productions — 2 movies and 11 series — with an average FoxFilm score of 8.4/10. Leading the selection is The Simpsons at 9.5/10, followed by X-Men '97 and The Bear, both at 9.2/10.
Genre distribution shows drama (6 titles) and comedy (5 titles) leading, with sci-fi/fantasy (4 titles), animation (4 titles), and mystery (3 titles) also represented. The clear dominance of series — 11 against just 2 movies — reflects the platform's series-driven catalog.
Created by Matt Groening, The Simpsons is a satirical masterpiece that has kept its finger on the pulse of popular culture as television history's longest-running and most influential animated series since 1989. The adventures of this yellow-skinned family in Springfield have captivated millions worldwide with universal themes while sharply critiquing American society through incisive humor.
X-Men '97 is an extraordinary production that preserves the spirit of the legendary '90s animated series while combining it with modern storytelling techniques, masterfully blending nostalgia and innovation. As one of Disney Plus's most ambitious projects, the series serves as a lesson in how comic book adaptations should be made.
Christopher Storer's The Bear is one of Hulu's boldest and most compelling productions, masterfully weaving family trauma and the search for self-worth into the chaos of a professional kitchen. While Jeremy Allen White shines in the lead role, the series delivers a cinematic experience that pushes the boundaries of modern television.
Yorgos Lanthimos's dystopian fairy tale Poor Things, woven from dark comedy and gothic fantasy, delivers a bold cinematic experience anchored by Emma Stone's career-best performance. Blending Victorian-era aesthetics with an absurdist science-fiction narrative, the film tells the story of a woman's journey toward liberation through a mesmerizing cinematic language.
Bleach, one of the most ambitious productions in the shonen anime genre, gathered thousands of fans when it began its journey in 2004. The story of Kurosaki Ichigo's transformation from an ordinary high school student to a death god who saves souls, with its deep Japanese mythology references and impressive fight scenes, earned its place among the classics of the genre.
The Testaments, a continuation series of The Handmaid's Tale universe, adapted from Margaret Atwood's sequel novel, tells the bold story of female solidarity and resistance from within Gilead's totalitarian regime. This dystopian drama created by Bruce Miller brings together Ann Dowd's iconic Aunt Lydia character with impressive performances from a new generation of actors.
Criminal Minds is a milestone in the crime drama genre, masterfully chronicling the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit's journey into dark minds over 19 seasons. Created by Jeff Davis, the series transformed the art of psychological profiling into mainstream television, becoming a cult phenomenon worldwide.
Created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, American Horror Story has left its mark on television history with its anthology structure that establishes a new horror universe each season. The series, in which actors like Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters portray different characters from season to season, masterfully blends gothic aesthetics with social commentary.
Created by Seth MacFarlane, Family Guy has been one of American television's boldest and most boundary-pushing animated comedies since 1999. The series, which delivers social commentary through the absurd adventures of the crazy Griffin family, has managed to maintain its popularity over twenty-four seasons.
A Shop for Killers is one of Disney Plus's most ambitious K-drama projects, blending South Korean action with the darkness of the deep web and the warmth of family bonds. Featuring what could be considered a career-defining performance by Lee Dong-wook, the series brings the mysterious world of online arms trafficking to the screen with cinematic language.
Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, arriving on screens in 2024 as the nostalgia-laden continuation of Disney Channel's legendary Wizards of Waverly Place, is a successful family comedy that rebuilds the wizarding world with a new generation of characters. David Henrie's return as both actor and creative partner transforms the series into not just a continuation, but a generational bridge.
Starring Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew, Furious is a suspenseful Hulu production that centers on a psychological cat-and-mouse game between an FBI agent and a female serial killer. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether, the series paints an in-depth portrait of female characters while boldly questioning moral dilemmas.
Directed by Kate Dolan, Soulm8te blends the themes of artificial intelligence and loneliness with an erotic thriller framework, examining the dark side of modern relationships in the digital age. As a spin-off of the M3GAN universe, it questions the dangerous bonds we form with technology.