The first feature-length animated movie is "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," produced by Walt Disney and released in 1937. This groundbreaking film marked a significant milestone in animation history, as it was the first to be made entirely in color and resulted in a major commercial success. The story follows Snow White, a beautiful princess whose jealous stepmother, the Evil Queen, orders her death. The film introduced iconic characters and songs, establishing a new standard for animated storytelling. Its success paved the way for future animated films, establishing Disney as a leading force in the entertainment industry.