Animal Farm would make a great new Disney movie, as long as it appropriate for young ones and happy ending lovers. Here are the changes that ought to be made in the movie: 

• The commandments are altered again for the good of the farm.
• The cat goes by the name of Angelina.
• Benjamin is much younger than he was in the book.
• Clover and Mollie are sisters.
• Old Major is father of the other pigs who are all related, so Napoleon admits jealousy of Snowball because he was always liked best by their father.
• Mrs. Jones is heavyset, she also divorces her husband and leaves to find a new one.
• When Old Major dies, he is buried and mourned by Mrs. Jones and the other animals.
• Minimus is a pot-bellied pig.
• Boxer is the main character and not as clueless as he is in the book.
• Mollie takes a liking to Boxer, but she still runs away.
• The "traitors" who claim they worked for Snowball are taken away to the back and the meeting continues so as not to show the dogs killing them.
• No one is killed or hurt when the windmill collapses.
• The animals revolt three days later after Boxer is taken away.
• Boxer escapes the slaughterhouse with help from some birds, Jessie, and Bluebell who are not brainwashed by Napoleon.
• Boxer, Clover, and Benjamin lead the revolt during Napoleon's card game with the farmers.
• One of the geese does not eat nightshade berries.
• Napoleon only silences the four young pigs and threatens to kill them if they ever complain again.
• Boxer runs Napoleon out of the farm and off a cliff where Old Major and the dead sheep were buried.
• After Napoleon's demise, one of the cows has found Snowball who had hiding in the woods waiting for his brother's defeat.
• The flag is taken down.
• After Napoleon's demise, Snowball teaches the piglets to be nicer as Jessie and Bluebell teach their puppies.
• The other farmers reform while Mr. Jones refuses to change his ways and is taken to a psychiatric hospital.
• Squealer is taken away for slaughter while Pincher is sent to the dog pound.
• Mrs. Jones returns with a new, kind, hardworking husband who loves animals.
• The movie ends a year later with Clover tending her and Boxer's new colt, Asah.
• Boxer becomes the new leader of the farm with Benjamin as his deputy and the farm restored to peace as they had once imagined.