How Does It Feel to Fly?

The story follows Figment, who, along with Beth and Danny, must confront King Dreary after he banishes imaginary fliers from the kingdom. The trio devises a plan to identify real and man-made fliers, aiming to persuade them to leave the kingdom as well unless the King allows the return of the imaginary fliers. Through their journey, they discover that every flight has a structure similar to a story, comprising a beginning, middle, and end.

As a film that blends animation with educational elements, How Does It Feel to Fly? offers insights into creativity and storytelling. It presents themes of imagination and resilience, making it appealing to both children and adults interested in animated family films from the late 1980s. The presence of Billy Barty adds to the film's charm, contributing to its legacy within the Disney catalog.