With its messages, the animated film influences the development of people from birth and creates their original beliefs, which often remain stable despite growing up. Because of the above, young girls, following their animated role models from childhood, who are often portrayed stereotypically, believe that it is important to have a lean body as shown in animated films. Gender stereotypes are not limited to female characters, but also to male characters who are often portrayed as muscular and strong. The aim of this paper was to investigate whether and to what extent gender stereotypes are present in the most watched animated Disney feature films. The 10 most-watched Disney animated films of the 1990s and 2010s analyzed the main characters and their physical, psychological and cultural characteristics. Also, the research wanted to check whether the mentioned animated films met the Bechdel test, ie whether at least two women were named in the film, whether they talked to each other and whether the topic of conversation was unrelated to the male character.