Have you ever noticed that there are Disney movies with deeper meanings in them than what was shown. I remember growing up with Disney movies and not understanding a whole lot out of them, however I've been watching them again and now I see the meanings in them that probably our parents noticed.
Two I can think of are Beauty and the Beast and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
What Disney movies can you think of.
Ummm all the Disney sequels to show that
sequels suck more than we could have
ever imagined!
sorry, I really don't pay attention
Bambi.
it showed children the concept of death
I think it's mostly the fact that they're based off classic literature.
O.o who?
At 10/9/08 01:46 AM, TheDirtySanchez wrote: Ummm all the Disney sequels to show that
sequels suck more than we could have
ever imagined!
loooooooooooooool. seriously whats up with all of these 2nd and 3rd sequels. Lets take a perfect movie like the lion king and fuck it up by making 3 more.
My blog on my reaction to watching Wall-E.
Yes, children's movie... but, man, did that leave some kind of impression on me.
At 10/9/08 02:07 AM, fli wrote: My blog on my reaction to watching Wall-E.
Yes, children's movie... but, man, did that leave some kind of impression on me.
Oh wait...
I'm not sure if Wall E is a Disney Movie, or Pixar... or whatever...
At 10/9/08 01:44 AM, The-Great-One wrote: Two I can think of are Beauty and the Beast and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
What? Oh please. Unless shitty second-grade morals like "beauty is only skin deep" is considered "deep".
Where are the Disney movies that show Man's constant struggle to learn of himself? Or the effect of Capitalism on American culture?
At 10/9/08 02:16 AM, Redface wrote:At 10/9/08 01:44 AM, The-Great-One wrote: Two I can think of are Beauty and the Beast and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.What? Oh please. Unless shitty second-grade morals like "beauty is only skin deep" is considered "deep".
You have to remember during the 90's it was a message, and I still believe it to be a message to this day.
Where are the Disney movies that show Man's constant struggle to learn of himself? Or the effect of Capitalism on American culture?
Look closer at The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
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At 10/9/08 02:10 AM, TheNossinator wrote: The Lion King.
Apparently it's a 'circle of life' thing.
Actually it's Hamlet.
Prince's uncle kills the king, sends the prince into exile and marries the queen.
The king's ghost comes back and encourages the prince to overtake his uncle and become the rightful king.
The End.
It's pronounced Rag-el you fools!
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The best disney movie ever was Fantasia.
Seriously, So experimental that it was just beautiful. *tear drop*
The plots kind of twisted though.
At 10/9/08 01:49 AM, sirspamalot wrote: Bambi.
it showed children the concept of death
Thats true
At 10/9/08 03:26 AM, Lost-Chances wrote: Lion King wants you to have sex.
oh.. what disney movie does not encourage sex?
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At 10/9/08 03:27 AM, Raguel wrote:At 10/9/08 02:10 AM, TheNossinator wrote: The Lion King.Actually it's Hamlet.
Apparently it's a 'circle of life' thing.
Prince's uncle kills the king, sends the prince into exile and marries the queen.
The king's ghost comes back and encourages the prince to overtake his uncle and become the rightful king.
The End.
I didnt notice, I never actually looked into Hamlet.
Also the whole Nazi take on it as well.
lion king
Wall-E
nightmare before christmas (for some reason)
At 10/9/08 03:27 AM, Raguel wrote:
Actually it's Hamlet.
Pure genius, I never would have thought of that.
So the more impressive concepts were stolen from Shakespeare, as the idea to have a talking lions as the main protagonists was stolen
from a previous Japanese cartoon.
At 10/9/08 02:10 AM, TheNossinator wrote: The Lion King.
Apparently it's a 'circle of life' thing.
You're fucking insane. It's obvious that the deeper meaning is "Lion Incest"
Simba and Nala were half-siblings.
At 10/9/08 01:44 AM, The-Great-One wrote: Have you ever noticed that there are Disney movies with deeper meanings in them than what was shown. I remember growing up with Disney movies and not understanding a whole lot out of them, however I've been watching them again and now I see the meanings in them that probably our parents noticed.
Two I can think of are Beauty and the Beast and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
What Disney movies can you think of.
Can you explain what, exactly, these "deeper meanings" are?
If you're talking about messages concerning discrimination and vanity, I'd hardly say that's very "deep."
At 10/9/08 02:07 AM, fli wrote: My blog on my reaction to watching Wall-E.
Yes, children's movie... but, man, did that leave some kind of impression on me.
I would NOT call Wall-E a children's movie. All in all, there's very little content that concerns kids because everything in the movie is a reference to something most are just too young to understand.
I think it's just one of those stupid cases where it was just generally accepted to be for kids simply because it is an animated film.
At 10/9/08 01:46 AM, TheDirtySanchez wrote: Ummm all the Disney sequels to show that
sequels suck more than we could have
ever imagined!
Toy story 2 owned though.
At 10/9/08 03:27 AM, Raguel wrote: Actually it's Hamlet.
Prince's uncle kills the king, sends the prince into exile and marries the queen.
The king's ghost comes back and encourages the prince to overtake his uncle and become the rightful king.
Everyone dies, the end...?
The End.
At 10/9/08 05:20 AM, Netting wrote:At 10/9/08 03:26 AM, Lost-Chances wrote: Lion King wants you to have sex.oh.. what disney movie does not encourage sex?
yeah with names like woody and buzz light year... cheesy porno names. funny related story, My friend finds a woody doll sitting on the ground so he picked it up and gave it to my friend. Dont know why he kept it but me and him were walking around and this older lady that we know came up and said, "hey where'd ya get that woody"? my friend replied "my dad gave it to me" I rofled/loled/lmao'ed/shit bricks... she walked away after she realized what she said
typo there... my friend's dad found the doll
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