Which was the first full-length animated feature film ever released?

The first full-length animated feature film ever released was "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", created by Walt Disney Productions and premiered in 1937. It was a groundbreaking achievement in cinema, marking the beginning of feature-length animation as a storytelling art form. The film used Technicolor, which added depth and vibrancy never before seen in animated productions. Despite initial skepticism from Hollywood critics who dubbed it “Disney’s Folly,” the movie became a massive commercial and critical success. It demonstrated that animation could evoke deep emotion, tell compelling stories, and appeal to both children and adults alike.