I Noticed Something About Disney Movies

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9550]

I saw a YouTube video just now and it showed something interesting about Disney animated movies that’s interesting.

1 Most, not all, Disney villains are female

2 All the Disney princesses don’t have a mother

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[Solo MAN’S WisdomParticipant]

And, in nearly every Disney film, the child is always right. He/she goes against the advice of his/her parent, gets in trouble, gets help from a talking lobster/donkey/ferret/fairy godmother, and solves problem themselves. Very gynocentric, therefore, idiotic.

When women lead, destruction is the destination. -- Me.

[Anonymous 1]

Disney is pure evil. Thats why they put all the weird sexual imagery in the backgrounds. Disney is the number one cause of “princess syndrome” in modern women. Also keep in mind that Disney is much more than just cartoon movies. They put out the Mickey Mouse Club Pop Stars (Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus) etc. All of those live action shows they made were nothing, but social engineering. Now a bunch of kids have grown up thinking this is normal behavior. Society is now totally f~~~ed thanks to Disney.

[Anonymous 43]

love the part when you are in trouble, some magical being will save yer stupid ass. lololololololololol

some day my prince charming will choose me, and take me to his castle so I don’t have to cook and clean ever again.

some of the girls in my class believe this s~~~, and they look at the boys in the class as pathetic losers, undeserving of their time and attention. my promised prince is out there looking for me, he will come to this isolated cowtown on the edge of nowhere, passing on every other girl until he finds me. these girls tell me this with a straight face.

[TwistParticipant]

Mulan did a lot for the strong, empowered woman…

And – I was driving yesterday, not really paying attention. Red light and car in front of me stops. I roll a bit much and bump him in rear.

Little dwarf dude hops out – stinking mad. Looks at his bumper and comes right to my window.

“I’m not happy!”

So I asked – “then which one are you?”

Ha ha. Disney humor.

Carry on.

[Anonymous 1]

Twist wrote:

So I asked – “then which one are you?”

I know this one: Grumpy!
🙂

[It’sallbsParticipant]

TV and movies are used to distract you and implant a false reality in your head.

Notice all the hollywood fairy tale movies, the advertisements (commercials) that depict men as useless idiots, the programming in education establishments all tools for achieving the same goal.

This is what I am trying to explain to people regarding Trump.

Now many will disagree I may even be accused of being tuna but trust me you make a mistake following and believing trump.

The deep state decided the choice Clinton vs Trump. Secretly both are puppets serving the same agenda.

Of course the media (after they built him up) will attack him and create hatred against him so as to paint the picture of him being anti establishment and an outsider. In reality he is anything but.

The travel ban had been planned by Obama, and he did the same in 2011. Nothing is new or radical about Trump’s polices you are being deceived about the aim of them.

I see a similarity between the way people blindly believe trump and those who blindly support the EU.

He tell’s us what we want to hear meanwhile the establishment controlled media are attacking him making the lie ever more believable.
Clinton’s history made her a difficult sell.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[Puffin StuffParticipant 24979]

At least someone at Disney has a sense of humor.

#icethemout; Remember Thomas Ball. He died for your children.

[Anonymous 1]

A WALT DISNEY production or AWALT DISNEY production.

No credit for me. This one’s all @Russkys.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

They put out the Mickey Mouse Club Pop Stars (Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus) etc. All of those live action shows they made were nothing, but social engineering.

Yeah, Miley Cyrus is a real embarrassment. I’ve since turfed all my ‘Hanna Montana’ DVDs…

[TwistParticipant]

Nothing going to stop us now…

Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast director Bill Condon told USA TODAY on Friday, in response to the Alabama theater’s decision, that the outcry over the first gay character in a Disney movie is “overblown.”

[RoyDalParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

Disney is pure evil.

Yep!

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[Repulsive RalfParticipant 356]

I seem to recall reading that Walt Disney was about the only Gentile in a Jewish run Hollywood, that it was due to Howard Hughes money that Walt was able to resist the difficulties that were put in his way, that he was able to resist the Marxist degradation of popular culture only so long before his company was taken over and the Disney Company joined the Hollywood monopoly with its destructive social engineering.
Of course Disney was demonised for his anti-communist stance, just as Trump is, a shame his name is now being sullied.

[JollyMisanthropeParticipant 3356]

Compare the original fairy tales to the adaptations that Disney made to see the difference. Disney pre WWII and post WWII is quite different.

The Children of Doom... Doom's Children. They told my lord the way to the Mountain of Power. They told him to throw down his sword and return to the Earth... Ha! Time enough for the Earth in the grave.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22525]

ResidentEvil7 wrote:

1 Most, not all, Disney villains are female

2 All the Disney princesses don’t have a mother

Interesting the one Disney movie I actually like as an adult subverts these two rules. That film is Frozen. Elsa and Anna were shown to have a mother and a father. The villain in film is not female.

It is a good film for a children’s animation. (The backstory on the production of this film is incredible. Especially how the film was animated.) And I enjoyed how Elsa decided instead of intentionally creating problems, she decided to go out on her own.

[TwistParticipant]

JollyMisanthrope wrote:

Compare the original fairy tales to the adaptations that Disney made to see the difference. Disney pre WWII and post WWII is quite different.

Not quite the same distinction (pre vs post war), but charting from original to screen, Alice in Wonderland is a fascinating story: Alice

There is so much more to so many of these…

[Anonymous 1]

JollyMisanthrope wrote:

Compare the original fairy tales to the adaptations that Disney made to see the difference. Disney pre WWII and post WWII is quite different.

From my knowledge Disney took fairy tales and altered the moral lessons contained in them. Fairy tales were dark and filled with life lessons that can help you survive in harsh times. What does Disney offer? Hyper sexualized kids in the Mickey Mouse Club Twerking each other? Thats a far cry from Grimm’s Fairy Tales or Old Irish Fairy Tales.

[ShinyParticipant 2307]

Faust For Science wrote:

Interesting the one Disney movie I actually like as an adult subverts these two rules. That film is Frozen. Elsa and Anna were shown to have a mother and a father.

I think the point was that their mother (and father) DIED – maybe not immediately, but certainly before they hit adulthood and the movie gets going.

I don’t know if anyone saw ‘Moana’, I took my daughter who had a free ticket. SPOILERS! Every female in the movie is portrayed positively (her mother is alive but she loses a grandmother along the way) and yes, the villain is female but we later learn she is only villainous (villainess?) because she got hurt by a man (not making this up) then she gets redeemed.

Every male character is dangerously flawed, from the Rock’s character who doomed the world, to Moana’s dad the chief who wanted to stubbornly stay home and do nothing and doom the world. Plus the usual male baddies, a greedy crab thing, pirates etc.

That’s equality I guess <vomit>

Disney are just the worst of Hollywood in general. Every Hollywood movie is how a man changes to be worthy of a woman, every Hollywood biopic about a great man is a love story of the woman who made him great. Delusion, yet little girls are force-fed this.

[RennieParticipant]

Solo MAN’S Wisdom wrote:

And, in nearly every Disney film, the child is always right. He/she goes against the advice of his/her parent, gets in trouble, gets help from a talking lobster/donkey/ferret/fairy godmother, and solves problem themselves. Very gynocentric, therefore, idiotic.

Cough Little Mermaid(Sebastian), Cough Pocahontas(Fairy godmother), Cough Mulan(Mushu), etc.

[RennieParticipant]

Shiny wrote:

I don’t know if anyone saw ‘Moana’, I took my daughter who had a free ticket. SPOILERS! Every female in the movie is portrayed positively (her mother is alive but she loses a grandmother along the way) and yes, the villain is female but we later learn she is only villainous (villainess?) because she got hurt by a man (not making this up) then she gets redeemed.

Every male character is dangerously flawed, from the Rock’s character who doomed the world, to Moana’s dad the chief who wanted to stubbornly stay home and do nothing and doom the world. Plus the usual male baddies, a greedy crab thing, pirates etc.

I expected nothing less when I saw the poster. Good thing I’ll never be watching it.

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