I just feel like the other two have made a bigger impact on Disney, which is part of their classicness. Cinderella is every little girl's fantasy and Snow White is the first film EVER that was an hour and a half long, not just animated. But Sleeping Beauty, despite it's flaws and the fact that when it came out was so unsuccessful that it caused Disney not to make another fairy-tale film for thirty years (The Little Mermaid), is still good and a complete classic.

I think Sleeping Beauty will age a bit better than Snow White has.

It is just as much an imperfect product of its time as Frozen is.

I think that Snow white and Sleeping Beauty take more advantage of the fact that they are fairy tales and are easily forgiven for stuff because they manage to be consistently toned throughout the whole film, Cinderella while her character is timeless her movie? plenty people already aren't too forgiving of the large amounts of screentime given to the mice and down the line I doubt that will change

They're all kind of a product of their time, but I guess that, since Snow White was their first attempt at a full-length animated movie and Disney HAD to appeal to what was popular at the time in order not to go bankrupt, this does show its age.

I think of Betty Boop every time I see and hear Snow. We're just lucky she didn't end up with 1930's "pie-eyes." (Top center picture: link)

You can easily place it in the 30s due to the character designs, some of the expressions the characters used "jimmy crickets!", some of the songs (Andrew sisters much?)...

My goodness this is a hard question. They're all incredibly timeless. I guess Snow White because people have a tendency to like Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty more. But Snow White is the one that started it all so I feel bad voting for it...

They are all timeless. With Snow White the age is a little bit more noticeable because of the hair cuts, but all in all, they all age very, very well. Remember, those are all more than 50 years old....and Snow White has even passed the 75 year mark already.

really? snow white?