"Zenimation" is beautiful, relaxing, and very enjoyable. It shows clips from many Disney animated films like "Zootopia" and "Aladdin", but without dialogue and music. Well, there *is* a clip of the "Frozen" character Elsa saying, "Ow! Ow!" However, does that even count as dialogue? There are plenty of sounds that you hear like birds chirping and rain.

Maybe this show will be boring to some people, but I didn't find it boring. The episodes are pretty short. Each of them are less than 10 minutes, which is fine with me. A lot of the animation is great to look at, even though I don't think there's new footage from any upcoming Disney films. This show also has humorous moments. I laughed when I heard the noise the "Hercules" character Pegasus makes while sleeping.

So far, there are 10 episodes of "Zenimation". I don't know if there will be more, but I wouldn't mind seeing more. If you've had a stressful day, this show might be nice to watch. It certainly makes me appreciate gorgeous animation.

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