21 Times When Disney Went Way Too Freaking Far In Their Movies
And we all thought Disney was just all magic, fun, and games.
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- Published in Disney
When people mention Disney, we immediately think of talking animals, castles, princesses, magical lands, Disneyland, and all that. That's just how we grew up with it.
As kids, those animated films by Disney enchanted us and gave us figures to follow, dress-up like, and idolize. Disney basically took over a big part of our childhood.
Even now as adults, we still look back to those Disney movies that we so dearly loved before with so much fondness. Now that we're not so innocent and sheltered by our parents anymore though, we can notice a lot more details in those movies.
Oh, and we can tell you, not all of those details are exactly as child-friendly as we thought them to be, nope. Some of them are actually even downright disturbing.
We don't know if Disney execs just let it slide or if it was their way of helping expose children to the atrocities of the world but well, it's gotten a lot less fun seeing it as adults. It's like everything we've enjoyed with so much love as children is kind of getting torn down just like what adulthood did to us.
It also makes us wonder how in the world did we miss it before? Keep scrolling and check out those moments Disney went a little too far.
1. The ending of Clayton and Tarzan's fight where Clayton fell and got hanged by the vines
Disney2. When Bing Bong sacrificed himself in 'Inside Out' so Joy could save Riley
Disney3. The part in Atlantis where Captain Rourke got crystalized and then chopped up by a helicopter
Disney4. The part in Toy Story where Woody felt pain when Sid burned him meaning that all the other toys Sid dismembered and then reassembled back again felt all that torturous pain
Disney5. When Mother Gothel literally kidnapped an innocent baby (Rapunzel) and locked her up in a tower just because she wanted to stay young forever
Disney6. When Cinderella's step sisters were tearing her dress to shreds while she was wearing it and her stepmother just stood there watching and smirking
Disney7. That part in Bambi where the mother and son was just enjoying a nice meal and then three minutes later, Bambi's mom is murdered
Disney8. That moment when you realize that Mufasa was the only male lion in their pride making him Nala's father too and making Nala and Simba related
Disney9. That moment in Toy Story 3 where everyone snuck into a furnace and when they realized there was no way out, they just accepted their fate together
Disney10. When Charles Muntz tied Russell to a chair and opened the blimp door leaving him to almost fall to his death
Disney11. The part in Pinocchio where all the naughty boys on Pleasure Island were turned into donkeys to be sold into slave labor
Disney12. When Cruella de Vil wanted to kill and skin hundreds of innocent Dalmatian puppies just for one fur coat
Disney13. That part where Jafar used his wish to essentially make Jasmine his sex slave
Disney14. When Frollo groped Esmeralda, sniffed her hair, and told her he imagined a rope around her neck like it wasn't sexual harassmen at all
Disney15. When people separated Dumbo's mom from him just because she was trying to protect her baby
Disney16. When the evil queen in Snow White not only hired someone to kill her stepdaughter but also bring back her heart as proof that she's dead
Disney17. The fact that Jasmine was only 15 when she was expected to marry within the year
Disney18. The part in 'The Princess and the Frog' where Dr. Facilier was literally dragged to hell by the voodoo demons
Disney19. When Tadashi was freaking blown up in Big Hero 6
Disney20. When Mulan's real gender was revealed and they planned to execute her even after she saved them from the Huns
Disney21. When Scar threw Mufasa off the cliff and convinced Simba, a kid, that he was the one who caused his father's death
DisneyGoing back on these moments now, we can definitely see that if we weren't so naive back then, some of these moments might have scarred us as kids. In fact, even as adults, we find some of these to be pretty disturbing.
Disney isn't so child-friendly after all. Why does that not surprise us though?