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@@em.loves.dr.pepper What do you think #Wildehopps canon or just stay fanon to you here, remain best friends and partners or become more than just those two things there?
I love how Disney didn't dumb down their films just because they were aimed at children, but understands that they're able to understand complex, mature themes.
As a child, you're invested in the adventure and vibrant animation of "Finding Nemo." As an adult, you come to appreciate Marlin's journey of letting go of Nemo, and accepting that he needs to let him make his own decisions.
yeah, Marlin's journey is also admirable for me, how on that path his love for his son Nemo led him to face many dangers, as a child I didn't realize that much
When Disney movies dealt with serious issues, really taught us more and prepared us to see somewhat the reality, when we saw these movies as kids, Disney shouldn't stop touching on serious topics in its movies. That's how they gave us moral lessons through this. Thanks for including Inside Out 2, it means a lot, the health mental is very important
Agreed! That's why I love those Disney movies. They never shy away from mature topics, and treated its young audience as people, not delicate flowers. Once I get to work at Disney, I'm going to create movies exactly like those ones, touching on serious topics and the like.
I saw the movie yesterday and I honestly was SO STRUCK near the ending! Like, I'm an adult and feeling Anxiety THAT MUCH still hits hard. I won't spoil it, but yeah.
I’ve seen it on opening night and with most of us being older than our previous selves when we saw the predecessor has definitely opened our minds when it comes identity and sense of morality. Although there were less people than I anticipated in my chosen theater, I wasn’t disappointed, not in the slightest. 😊
33:04 No wonder why HoND is one of the darkest and serious Disney movies. It dealt more than just religious extremism and misuse of power. The film also dealt with the themes of racial prejudice, disfigurement, ableism, sexual harassment, religious hypocrisy, authority abuse, etc.
Not to mention random public cruelty when it comes to crowd mentality'- Quasimodo's humiliation is extra horrifying (and underrated in how awful it is) when you consider most of those people weren't intentionally "evil" or setting out to torture- they were just ordinary folk hopped up on overexcitment/stimulation and intoxication that turned on someone who stood out and happened to be vulnerable. The whole scene was a powder keg that only needed one match lit to turn.
As the great Don Bluth once said “kids can handle anything you throw at them, as long as you give them a happy ending”. Disney has thrown A LOT of stuff at kids. From moral messages, to death, to poison, abandonment issues, it’s a long list. And kids today and yesterday are better for it
yeah,that's how it felt at that moment when we saw those movies as kids, Disney shouldn't stop touching on serious topics in its movies. That's how they gave us moral lessons through this
@multiverse_media2023 Yeah, his mistake was releasing his films on the dame day as Disney's. I personally think he should've aimed for releasing them on good Friday.
As someone with Anxiety and Depression, Inside Out and Inside Out 2 really hit home with me, because sometimes I feel like crying, but I can't, and sometimes I have moments where I feel like I'm not good enough, and I put a lot of pressure on myself like there was one time near the end of my third semester of college, I was doing my project which was a bunch of labs, and I was literally on the verge of a mental breakdown because of it, like I nearly had an anxiety attack due to it, but when I got it done and did my final exam, I felt so relieved, like I felt like I could finally relax, and it was like I was calling Joy to give me that sense of calm.
Absentee parents: Sometimes, it's not easy being a single parent, especially when it comes to abandonment. It really takes a long time to heal a wound created by an absentee parent, but I know that, yes, it doesn't excuse a child's behavior. It depends on the impact it has on the child's life. I feel sorry for what Jim Hawkins went through. Watching your daddy walk out on you when you're young can leave emotional wounds and scars. This kind of thing still exists in this world. Tyranny: This is all about power and control and wanting to instill fear, intimidate, and dominate others. Standing up for yourself is not always easy, but like what the video said, it takes just one brave soul to take the stand. Mental health: The movie Inside Out shows how moving can really affect a child. It would take them a long time to adjust and adapt to a new environment, but when one reaches out to loved ones, they can get through anything 😊. Problem parenting: It is really wrong to take and force a child into isolation. Mother Gothel was a real master manipulator. Those kinds of parents exist in this world today.
As an autistic woman I identify a lot with the movies that cover prejudice and disability 😢 I also strongly identify with lilo because of how she was treated by other kids
I love Inside Out 1&2. I have never seen a Disney movie to make me want to cry, as much as Inside Out 2. I love what I do for a living, but working as a dishwasher made me realize even I suffer from having anxiety attacks 😢😢😢. Inside Out 2 is the first Disney movie that I could truly connect with on an emotional level
My hat’s off to you, Emily. Of all the videos in this channel I’ve seen, this is one takes the crown for most advanced summary. With those movies, old and new, it makes me realize that with many that I’ve grew up watching and some that I added to the collection for my memories, it now became rolled into one. It is crazy how films that are targeted for the younger audience can affect the older demographic because they too were once young themselves and many of them had experienced the events that were shown to them. It’s true that some topics are a bit tricky to handle but eventually, children will go through those series of events as their lives progress over time. Therefore, it’s why these movies are so memorable because it reflects on how we dealt with them and for those who will encounter them along the way. Although I’m not what I used to be, I’ll never stop watching animated movies for they made me who I am today. Thank you, from all of us viewers.
Agreed, 30 years on, and Mufasa's death still makes me cry. My high school English class was shocked when our teacher revealed that the plot was basically "Hamlet."
@@trinaqI heard about that. It seems like the 90s and to some extent, the 2000s had a lot of movies based on Shakespeare and classic literature. I also remember there was a movie called Kimba the White Lion that had a similar animation style.
@@trinaq And LK2 was based off Romeo and Juliet (which seemed to be the big trope of the 90's and early 2000's that everyone was in to, as James Cameron had to add it in order to get his movie on the sinking of the Titanic funded).
You know, this was actually very important for Disney and Pixar to use their theatrically released animated feature films to discuss these serious issues with parents and teachers because the Earth could fall into a dark curse if everything keeps going as it currently is so far. I hope we the people can fight back fast enough in time before the beginning of the next century (if there will ever even be one). Thank you guys for this useful video on what animation studios are doing for the planet and its people and biodiversity.
I'm surprised that Atlantis: The Lost Empire wasn't mentioned in some way, mainly for how the main villain was willing to wipe out a whole civilisation just so he could be rich. And Tarzan should've been mentioned as well, especially with how it tackled losing a child, via Kerchak and Kala, and adoption, along with what Clayton was doing when revealed he is in fact a villain.
a lot of them are missing: Cinderella deals with the step parenting and physicological abuse, Beauty and the Beast : toxic masculinity, outcasting, ignorance and women being forbidden of being educated Hercules: sibling rivalry, adoption and fight for power Tarzan: foster families, ambition, loss of a son/parent and self discovery Peter Pan: coming of age, fear of growing up Little Mermaid: over protective parenting and prejudice Home on the range: money laundering and smuggling Toy Story 2: abandonement Bambi: loss , hunting and the cruelty of man against nature
Toxic masculinity doesn't exist just like toxic femininity doesn't exist. Masculinity and femininity both aren't inherently toxic whatsoever. There are just some toxic men and women that exist. The patriarchy also doesn't exist in most western societies and countries and hasn't existed for decades at this point, especially in The United States. In today's society in the U.S the real problem is heavy misandry and radical feminism that has hijacked and brainwashed countless people and taught them to not fight for gender equality but to dominate over the other gender and to demonize all men and think they're all rapists and need to be killed
14:52 I felt so bad for Dumbo in this film. He lost his mom shortly after his birth and ostracized from the other elephants just because his ears are bigger than normal. 🐘👂😭
I thought Turning Red deserved more than a brief mention about generational trauma. That was its main theme. The film never got the love it deserved due to Covid and not being released in theaters as originally planned.
Not only that, but covering female puberty and menstruation, topics that are NEVER covered in media. I deeply wish that it had come out when I was a tween in the '70s & could have watched it with my mother. Her version of "the talk" was to hand me a pamphlet from the '50s. If we had this movie, SO many problems between us could have been...well...not.
I watched Encanto for the first time my friend group and all of us have generational trauma of some sort. There was an entire room of crying people when the crap hit the fan during that movie. So so good.
I instinctively knew that Encanto was gonna be on this list and somewhere in the top half, but WHY DOES IT HAVE TO MISS OUT ON THE ELUSIVE TOP 10 BY ONE SINGLE SLOT!?!?!!!?!!!!?!!!?!??? well, at least I can look past that as all of the top 10 (maybe par Tangled) have all deservedly earned their spots
a little bit of everything on this list is the entire vault in any movie you get any issue from enslavement bullied ridiculed loss or death of any relative beaten up physically emotionally mentally threatening insults from any antagonist
I like that all these Disney movies don’t hold back serious issues because it teaches children all about them and how to deal with them and that’s why I think it’s great that Disney didn’t hold back on anything.
Me, too! I totally agree with that. I've watched a lot of Disney movies since I was little, and they taught me life lessons and how to deal with them, making me the person I am today.
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No. 14, Hiro losing his brother Tadashi and their parents is like Peter Parker losing his Uncle Ben and his parents: "Richard and Mary Parker" it's glad that he has his Aunt Cass and Baymax though. And, I would've loved to see what happened to the parents after they left the two brothers with their aunt if the subsequent series hadn't ended in season three. And in the two-parter finale for the "City of Monsters" arc in Season Two probably changed Karmi for the better that would've wanted to motivate her to want to become a superhero on her own before joining and aiding the team after she and Hiro went from being academic rivals at SFIT to finding solace in each other and becoming close friends/crushes and after what Diane "Di" Amara (who pretended to be the "real" Liv Amara, who inspired Karmi's love for bio chem techology and all) did to her as her award for being her intern at Sycorax to probably seriously scarred her so much and didn't even get a chance to say Goodbye to her new close friend: "Hiro" because of her parents' fear and concern for her safety to had her removed from SFIT and moved from San Fransokyo which she'll probably have to work hard to earn back so she can make her full comeback there and even become "Sunfire" in private secret from her parents too
I liked Toy Story 3. It was the perfect ending. They didn't need #4, as they've already gone through a kid growing up there didn't need to be a repeat.
"Ill remember you though.....i remember everyone that leaves" is the qoute that i use now...because of all the Exs in my life who have wronged me (over discord of course)
Brother Bear is also a good message that words can lead to negative consequences too. We all have accountability for our actions as individuals. However, words can hurt as bad as sticks and stones, and between the tribe laughing at Kenai’s love totem he earned in the ceremony, Denahi making fun of him and even blaming him for Sitka’s death later, it only exacerbated the insecurities and ego blow Kenai had. Siblings do tend to bicker. It happens; we live together. But it’s a grim reminder that you need to be mindful of your words. Sometimes it just takes one bad day, one wrong word, to give someone something awful to hold onto and go into a slow downward spiral.
33:04 No wonder why HoND is one of the darkest and serious Disney movies. It dealt more than just religious extremism and misuse of power. The film also dealt with the themes of racial prejudice, disfigurement, ableism, sexual harassment, religious hypocrisy, authority abuse, etc. Inside Out 2 being so successful means that people have started to take mental health seriously which is great, the movie can save lives @Theater kid hormii 9 days ago (edited) a lot of them are missing: Cinderella deals with the step parenting and physicological abuse, Beauty and the Beast : toxic masculinity, outcasting, ignorance and women being forbidden of being educated Hercules: sibling rivalry, adoption and fight for power Tarzan: foster families, ambition, loss of a son/parent and self discovery Peter Pan: coming of age, fear of growing up Little Mermaid: over protective parenting and prejudice Home on the range: money laundering and smuggling Toy Story 2: abandonement Bambi: loss , hunting and the cruelty of man against nature I love how Disney didn't dumb down their films just because they were aimed at children, but understands that they're able to understand complex, mature themes. 8 days ago (edited) I love Inside Out 1&2. I have never seen a Disney movie to make me want to cry, as much as Inside Out 2. I love what I do for a living, but working as a dishwasher made me realize even I suffer from having anxiety attacks . Inside Out 2 is the first Disney movie that I could truly connect with on an emotional level As the great Don Bluth once said “kids can handle anything you throw at them, as long as you give them a happy ending”. Disney has thrown A LOT of stuff at kids. From moral messages, to death, to poison, abandonment issues, it’s a long list. And kids today and yesterday are better for it9 days ago (edited) Absentee parents: Sometimes, it's not easy being a single parent, especially when it comes to abandonment. It really takes a long time to heal a wound created by an absentee parent, but I know that, yes, it doesn't excuse a child's behavior. It depends on the impact it has on the child's life. I feel sorry for what Jim Hawkins went through. Watching your daddy walk out on you when you're young can leave emotional wounds and scars. This kind of thing still exists in this world. Tyranny: This is all about power and control and wanting to instill fear, intimidate, and dominate others. Standing up for yourself is not always easy, but like what the video said, it takes just one brave soul to take the stand. Mental health: The movie Inside Out shows how moving can really affect a child. It would take them a long time to adjust and adapt to a new environment, but when one reaches out to loved ones, they can get through anything . Problem parenting: It is really wrong to take and force a child into isolation. Mother Gothel was a real master manipulator. Those kinds of parents exist in this world today. Despite their recent roadblocks post the pandemic, they can be quite effective with their lessons and themes. When Disney movies dealt with serious issues, really taught us more and prepared us to see somewhat the reality, when we saw these movies as kids, Disney shouldn't stop touching on serious topics in its movies. That's how they gave us moral lessons through this. Thanks for including Inside Out 2, it means a lot, the health mental is very important As someone with Anxiety and Depression, Inside Out and Inside Out 2 really hit home with me, because sometimes I feel like crying, but I can't, and sometimes I have moments where I feel like I'm not good enough, and I put a lot of pressure on myself like there was one time near the end of my third semester of college, I was doing my project which was a bunch of labs, and I was literally on the verge of a mental breakdown because of it, like I nearly had an anxiety attack due to it, but when I got it done and did my final exam, I felt so relieved, like I felt like I could finally relax, and it was like I was calling Joy to give me that sense of calm. Lilo and Stitch is my favorite Such a great story real but with scifi/fansty video idea: top 10 most underrated Disney sequels also the Pixar ones hit hard I see Brother Bear, I clicked I love both Inside Out movies You know, this was actually very important for Disney and Pixar to use their theatrically released animated feature films to discuss these serious issues with parents and teachers because the Earth could fall into a dark curse if everything keeps going as it currently is so far. I hope we the people can fight back fast enough in time before the beginning of the next century (if there will ever even be one). Thank you guys for this useful video on what animation studios are doing for the planet and its people and biodiversity. Wall E was more climate change dealing than Cars 2 a little bit of everything on this list is the entire vault in any movie you get any issue from enslavement bullied ridiculed loss or death of any relative beaten up physically emotionally mentally threatening insults from any antagonist They show us how we can deal with our problems by trying to prevent these things or some of them from happening If cars 2 tough us anything it’s just to be ourselves and taking care of the environment Top 5 spin-off series surpassed the origins: 1. Lego Ninjago (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) 2. Lego Nexo Knights (Power Rangers) 3. Lego Monkey Kid (Journey to the West) 4. Pretty Cure (Sailor Moon) 5. Bakugan (Digimon) I instinctively knew that Encanto was gonna be on this list and somewhere in the top half, but WHY DOES IT HAVE TO MISS OUT ON THE ELUSIVE TOP 10 BY ONE SINGLE SLOT!?!?!!!?!!!!?!!!?!??? well, at least I can look past that as all of the top 10 (maybe par Tangled) have all deservedly earned their spots Peoples who continue to say that "diSnEy mOVies aRE JUst fOR kIDs" are just ridiculous Losing a parent. Happy thursday night, Emily, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well Cars the rescuers & Brother bear I grew up with all those movies and still enjoy them, to this day they were definitely worth mentioning. I still love Disney the next right thing is so sad wanted to hug Anna I love the Hunchback of Notre Dame You could argue that Incredibles tackled genocide as well. Qith that whole computer scene where it showed all those dead supers Wow a top 30, that's new! Also I love how you started this list off with Elemental What about the Fox and the Hound that was dealing with racism and friendship. I like that all these Disney movies don’t hold back serious issues because it teaches children all about them and how to deal with them and that’s why I think it’s great that Disney didn’t hold back on anything. “Maybe this is what happens when you grow up…., you Feel LESS JOY…..” -- Joy, 2024 Sequel Top ten moments in live disney remake that were better than the animated version (or at least retain its source of material) 1. Hyenas maul scar (the lion king 2019) 2. Giving cruella a decent backstory for her Awful upbringing (cruella) 3. Turn maleficent into an anti hero 4. Removing the crows (dumbo) 5. Everything in cinderella (cinderella) 6. setting ms jumbo free (dumbo) 7. Removing the pink elephant hallucination (dumbo) 8. Jasmines speechless (aladdin) 9. Ursula (the little mermaid mostly bc melissa mccarthy) 10. Scary hyenas (lion king) I still think they should have found someone else to play the genie instead of canceling the second live action Aladdin movie "Ill remember you though.....i remember everyone that leaves" is the qoute that i use now...because of all the Exs in my life who have wronged me (over discord of course) I love Finding Nemo I alwayd wish they kept Kenai human and did a musical film focusing on his relationship with his brothers. Everything on this list is a fact. Coco also deals with Dementia Brother Bear is my favourite. Do a Video about Teen Movies That Dealt With Serious Issues Coco it's a good Disney movie and make you cry My hat’s off to you, Emily. Of all the videos in this channel I’ve seen, this is one takes the crown for most advanced summary. With those movies, old and new, it makes me realize that with many that I’ve grew up watching and some that I added to the collection for my memories, it now became rolled into one. It is crazy how films that are targeted for the younger audience can affect the older demographic because they too were once young themselves and many of them had experienced the events that were shown to them. It’s true that some topics are a bit tricky to handle but eventually, children will go through those series of events as their lives progress over time. Therefore, it’s why these movies are so memorable because it reflects on how we dealt with them and for those who will encounter them along the way. Although I’m not what I used to be, I’ll never stop watching animated movies for they made me who I am today. Thank you, from all of us viewers. As the video went on, the more I cried haha Oh Up and Wall E and Big Hero 6 in particular 2nd place is all done this year for today live-action 5 Movies That Deserve a Sequel & 5 Franchises That Should Have Stopped After the First Film is already here on livestream top ten moment was crying to hard it was DreamWorks parks Unmask is time on MsMojo.
No. 30, It might not be one of Pixar's strongest films from what I heard before but I really like the serious issues this film tackled and the music video "Steal the Show" by Lauv there 🌊🔥❤️
No wonder it hits me on an emotional level now, as my Nana had Dementia, and on the evening of 04-10-2023, she left us, and we had held a memorial service for her on 04-14-2023, it was hard for us, but we were able to get through it😔
As someone who is turning 60 in 2 weeks, let me tell you that you don't have to say goodbye to ALL of it. I'm a responsible, married mother of 2 adult children, but still love things like cartoons, games, and even stuffed animals.
the Toy story franchise hits especially hard for me, when I was five we had both Toy Story 1 and 2 on Vhs and I remember them both in full. I saw Toy Story 3 in theaters when I was only 9 and still remember where I sat. Finally I saw Toy story 4 during the summer before my Sophomore year of high school.
One thing I appreciate about the song "Savages" from Pocahontas is that it shows the hate Both sides have for each other. Both sides are angry and their actions make sense to themselves, and view the other as savage. Pocahontas is the only one who steps away from the hate to see both sides as human and try to end without violence ❤
Number 16, I wonder if in the upcoming sequel Moana 2, Moana's father will see the spirit of his dead friend and will have to find the strength to forgive himself, for Moana's future and goals.
Honestly, I'd even like to add "Ralph Breaks the Internet" for dealing with insecurities. Like yeah, it was inside the internet, but there were also emotional and personal insecurities between Ralph and Vanellope. This actually kinda forshadows the insecurity virus taking advantage of both - though the latter also got targeted due to her glitch. Ralph was also struggling with letting Vanellope live her own life vs staying with him every minute out of work hours, and felt like if she stayed in Slaughter Race all the time, she may no longer want to hang out with him or maybe even forget about him. The movie gets a lot of hate, but I personally enjoy it. Plus when you think about the whole deal with Ralph's insecurity, it really can add up to how a Wreck It Ralph virus made sense as a "final battle", so to speak.
Ehh, I had to try and let go of that Disney part of my childhood here after the negative receptions of it's direct-to-home video sequel "Mulan II" and the 2020 live-action remake: "Mulan" 🐉
alma was originally meant to have a longer apology and claim that pedro would be ashamed of her - when i heard the original speech it hit HARD i was tearing up
1. Tangled 2. Frozen 3. The Little Mermaid 4. Tarzan 5. Frozen 2 6. The Lion King 7. The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride 8. Mulan 9. The Good Dinosaur 10. Up 11. Bambi 12. The Hunchback of Norte Dame 13. Elemental 14. Hercules
@@Sisselynn Oh, well at least there are some individuals out there who still acknowledge that exists and should get a rebrand revival series there here #BigHero6TheSeries
Me too 💯 it even got a series that subsequently followed the events of that too (that deserves a rebrand revival series and a better series finale) and a spin-off series on Disney Plus, called: "Baymax!" 🤖🦸
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Which heavy topic did YOU realize a kids’ movie was portraying when you got older? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 20 Times Disney Channel Shows Got Serious - ruclips.net/video/jeAx-Kw7s1I/видео.html
Emm are you the Emily from Miss motor are you are you that dizzy person who releases all the Disney videos on the RUclips channel
Definitely, "Zootopia" 💯🐰🦊 And, I hope for what the sequel might tackle and even probably make #Wildehopps canon that time around there 🐰🦊❤️
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Zootopia for me too
@@em.loves.dr.pepper What do you think #Wildehopps canon or just stay fanon to you here, remain best friends and partners or become more than just those two things there?
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I love how Disney didn't dumb down their films just because they were aimed at children, but understands that they're able to understand complex, mature themes.
At least they did
Exactly!!!!
I think kids are able to understand more than we adults tend to give them credit for.
@@horseyfacethegloriousHopefully they will go back to making films like these! #Hopefully
As a child, you're invested in the adventure and vibrant animation of "Finding Nemo." As an adult, you come to appreciate Marlin's journey of letting go of Nemo, and accepting that he needs to let him make his own decisions.
yeah, Marlin's journey is also admirable for me, how on that path his love for his son Nemo led him to face many dangers, as a child I didn't realize that much
When Disney movies dealt with serious issues, really taught us more and prepared us to see somewhat the reality, when we saw these movies as kids, Disney shouldn't stop touching on serious topics in its movies. That's how they gave us moral lessons through this. Thanks for including Inside Out 2, it means a lot, the health mental is very important
Agreed! That's why I love those Disney movies. They never shy away from mature topics, and treated its young audience as people, not delicate flowers. Once I get to work at Disney, I'm going to create movies exactly like those ones, touching on serious topics and the like.
Agreed!
Inside Out 2 being so successful means that people have started to take mental health seriously which is great, the movie can save lives
Amen💯
😔😔😔😔😔😔😔FINALLY!!!!
Very True 👍
I saw the movie yesterday and I honestly was SO STRUCK near the ending! Like, I'm an adult and feeling Anxiety THAT MUCH still hits hard. I won't spoil it, but yeah.
I’ve seen it on opening night and with most of us being older than our previous selves when we saw the predecessor has definitely opened our minds when it comes identity and sense of morality. Although there were less people than I anticipated in my chosen theater, I wasn’t disappointed, not in the slightest. 😊
33:04 No wonder why HoND is one of the darkest and serious Disney movies. It dealt more than just religious extremism and misuse of power. The film also dealt with the themes of racial prejudice, disfigurement, ableism, sexual harassment, religious hypocrisy, authority abuse, etc.
Not to mention racism
the original novel is much worse tbh
@@joshuagorski9452 I believe "racial prejudice" is already in the original comment
And Genocide too.
Not to mention random public cruelty when it comes to crowd mentality'- Quasimodo's humiliation is extra horrifying (and underrated in how awful it is) when you consider most of those people weren't intentionally "evil" or setting out to torture- they were just ordinary folk hopped up on overexcitment/stimulation and intoxication that turned on someone who stood out and happened to be vulnerable. The whole scene was a powder keg that only needed one match lit to turn.
On top of that, this movie has a fitting antagonist that strongly reflects humanity’s immoral flaws.
As the great Don Bluth once said “kids can handle anything you throw at them, as long as you give them a happy ending”.
Disney has thrown A LOT of stuff at kids. From moral messages, to death, to poison, abandonment issues, it’s a long list.
And kids today and yesterday are better for it
Don Bluth knows his stuff. He made the American Tale and Land Before Time franchise. Two iconic childhood memories.
yeah,that's how it felt at that moment when we saw those movies as kids, Disney shouldn't stop touching on serious topics in its movies. That's how they gave us moral lessons through this
many of stories Disney sanitized had no happy endings
@multiverse_media2023 Yeah, his mistake was releasing his films on the dame day as Disney's. I personally think he should've aimed for releasing them on good Friday.
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Or better yet, people should look away from “happy” Disney movies first, and look to emotional movies like Don’s instead.
As someone with Anxiety and Depression, Inside Out and Inside Out 2 really hit home with me, because sometimes I feel like crying, but I can't, and sometimes I have moments where I feel like I'm not good enough, and I put a lot of pressure on myself like there was one time near the end of my third semester of college, I was doing my project which was a bunch of labs, and I was literally on the verge of a mental breakdown because of it, like I nearly had an anxiety attack due to it, but when I got it done and did my final exam, I felt so relieved, like I felt like I could finally relax, and it was like I was calling Joy to give me that sense of calm.
I hope you are doing ok
@@TKR-ox9ffThank you🙏🏻
Absentee parents: Sometimes, it's not easy being a single parent, especially when it comes to abandonment. It really takes a long time to heal a wound created by an absentee parent, but I know that, yes, it doesn't excuse a child's behavior. It depends on the impact it has on the child's life. I feel sorry for what Jim Hawkins went through. Watching your daddy walk out on you when you're young can leave emotional wounds and scars. This kind of thing still exists in this world.
Tyranny: This is all about power and control and wanting to instill fear, intimidate, and dominate others. Standing up for yourself is not always easy, but like what the video said, it takes just one brave soul to take the stand.
Mental health: The movie Inside Out shows how moving can really affect a child. It would take them a long time to adjust and adapt to a new environment, but when one reaches out to loved ones, they can get through anything 😊.
Problem parenting: It is really wrong to take and force a child into isolation. Mother Gothel was a real master manipulator. Those kinds of parents exist in this world today.
Sad the levels of this are MONSTEROUSLY valid! 😞😔😭
As an autistic woman I identify a lot with the movies that cover prejudice and disability 😢 I also strongly identify with lilo because of how she was treated by other kids
I'm so sorry that you have been through all that. Just remember: no matter what others say, you are an amazing person #staystrong 💪💪✌️✌️
I love Inside Out 1&2. I have never seen a Disney movie to make me want to cry, as much as Inside Out 2. I love what I do for a living, but working as a dishwasher made me realize even I suffer from having anxiety attacks 😢😢😢. Inside Out 2 is the first Disney movie that I could truly connect with on an emotional level
My hat’s off to you, Emily. Of all the videos in this channel I’ve seen, this is one takes the crown for most advanced summary. With those movies, old and new, it makes me realize that with many that I’ve grew up watching and some that I added to the collection for my memories, it now became rolled into one. It is crazy how films that are targeted for the younger audience can affect the older demographic because they too were once young themselves and many of them had experienced the events that were shown to them. It’s true that some topics are a bit tricky to handle but eventually, children will go through those series of events as their lives progress over time. Therefore, it’s why these movies are so memorable because it reflects on how we dealt with them and for those who will encounter them along the way. Although I’m not what I used to be, I’ll never stop watching animated movies for they made me who I am today. Thank you, from all of us viewers.
The Lion King as it dealt with losing a parent at a young age and having to carry on responsibilities that you’re not ready for.
Agreed, 30 years on, and Mufasa's death still makes me cry. My high school English class was shocked when our teacher revealed that the plot was basically "Hamlet."
@@trinaqI heard about that. It seems like the 90s and to some extent, the 2000s had a lot of movies based on Shakespeare and classic literature. I also remember there was a movie called Kimba the White Lion that had a similar animation style.
@@trinaq And LK2 was based off Romeo and Juliet (which seemed to be the big trope of the 90's and early 2000's that everyone was in to, as James Cameron had to add it in order to get his movie on the sinking of the Titanic funded).
You know, this was actually very important for Disney and Pixar to use their theatrically released animated feature films to discuss these serious issues with parents and teachers because the Earth could fall into a dark curse if everything keeps going as it currently is so far. I hope we the people can fight back fast enough in time before the beginning of the next century (if there will ever even be one). Thank you guys for this useful video on what animation studios are doing for the planet and its people and biodiversity.
I'm surprised that Atlantis: The Lost Empire wasn't mentioned in some way, mainly for how the main villain was willing to wipe out a whole civilisation just so he could be rich.
And Tarzan should've been mentioned as well, especially with how it tackled losing a child, via Kerchak and Kala, and adoption, along with what Clayton was doing when revealed he is in fact a villain.
a lot of them are missing:
Cinderella deals with the step parenting and physicological abuse,
Beauty and the Beast : toxic masculinity, outcasting, ignorance and women being forbidden of being educated
Hercules: sibling rivalry, adoption and fight for power
Tarzan: foster families, ambition, loss of a son/parent and self discovery
Peter Pan: coming of age, fear of growing up
Little Mermaid: over protective parenting and prejudice
Home on the range: money laundering and smuggling
Toy Story 2: abandonement
Bambi: loss , hunting and the cruelty of man against nature
Oliver and Company: Poverty
Luca: bullying, ignorance and accepting other's differences
The Love Bug: suicide
Toxic masculinity doesn't exist just like toxic femininity doesn't exist. Masculinity and femininity both aren't inherently toxic whatsoever. There are just some toxic men and women that exist. The patriarchy also doesn't exist in most western societies and countries and hasn't existed for decades at this point, especially in The United States. In today's society in the U.S the real problem is heavy misandry and radical feminism that has hijacked and brainwashed countless people and taught them to not fight for gender equality but to dominate over the other gender and to demonize all men and think they're all rapists and need to be killed
Wow a top 30, that's new! Also I love how you started this list off with Elemental 😍
Lilo and Stitch is my favorite Such a great story real but with scifi/fansty
loved Onward it deserved better than being sent to streaming because of covid but at least we got to see it.
I got to see it before the theaters closed.
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I felt so bad for Dumbo in this film. He lost his mom shortly after his birth and ostracized from the other elephants just because his ears are bigger than normal.
🐘👂😭
Baby of mine- adult sobbing. That one gets me always.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
Peoples who continue to say that "diSnEy mOVies aRE JUst fOR kIDs" are just ridiculous
I thought Turning Red deserved more than a brief mention about generational trauma. That was its main theme. The film never got the love it deserved due to Covid and not being released in theaters as originally planned.
Not only that, but covering female puberty and menstruation, topics that are NEVER covered in media. I deeply wish that it had come out when I was a tween in the '70s & could have watched it with my mother. Her version of "the talk" was to hand me a pamphlet from the '50s. If we had this movie, SO many problems between us could have been...well...not.
Claude Frollo is easily one of the most evil Disney Villains ever.
And the most hated. He is just like Trump, and I hate it!
I see Brother Bear, I clicked
I always loved Dumbo because as a kid it taught me that being different isn't a bad thing.
I watched Encanto for the first time my friend group and all of us have generational trauma of some sort. There was an entire room of crying people when the crap hit the fan during that movie. So so good.
I love both Inside Out movies
I'm excited to see what serious issues the third movie will tackle next either if it's about young adulthood or parenthood there
“So long, partner”
- enough said
😢😢😢
With 2 daughters now in college, this one hurts on a whole new level.
Cars the rescuers & Brother bear I grew up with all those movies and still enjoy them, to this day they were definitely worth mentioning.
I love it when they add more things to their lists
video idea: top 10 most underrated Disney sequels
also the Pixar ones hit hard😭
Disney Pixar
Despite their recent roadblocks post the pandemic, they *can* be quite effective with their lessons and themes. 😅
Losing a parent. Happy thursday night, Emily, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well
7:38-7:42 the way Emily says that 😂
I love that too!
Sometimes I wonder if she probably hated the movie, and she's a Disney fan!
I still love Disney
Me, too.
I love the Hunchback of Notre Dame
I instinctively knew that Encanto was gonna be on this list and somewhere in the top half, but
WHY DOES IT HAVE TO MISS OUT ON THE ELUSIVE TOP 10 BY ONE SINGLE SLOT!?!?!!!?!!!!?!!!?!???
well, at least I can look past that as all of the top 10 (maybe par Tangled) have all deservedly earned their spots
Wall E was more climate change dealing than Cars 2
They show us how we can deal with our problems by trying to prevent these things or some of them from happening
a little bit of everything on this list is the entire vault in any movie you get any issue from enslavement bullied ridiculed loss or death of any relative beaten up physically emotionally mentally threatening insults from any antagonist
If cars 2 tough us anything it’s just to be ourselves and taking care of the environment
I like that all these Disney movies don’t hold back serious issues because it teaches children all about them and how to deal with them and that’s why I think it’s great that Disney didn’t hold back on anything.
Me, too! I totally agree with that. I've watched a lot of Disney movies since I was little, and they taught me life lessons and how to deal with them, making me the person I am today.
“Maybe this is what happens when you grow up…., you Feel LESS JOY…..”
-- Joy, 2024 Sequel
That quote cut deep, and is so true😢
Facts!😢
As the video went on, the more I cried haha
Oh Up and Wall E and Big Hero 6 in particular
BH6 even got a subsequent animated series and even a "Baymax!" spin-off series on Disney Plus there too 🤖
I alwayd wish they kept Kenai human and did a musical film focusing on his relationship with his brothers.
Brother Bear is my favourite.
I love both incredible movies
Me too 💯🦸
I love Finding Nemo
Me, too.
You could argue that Incredibles tackled genocide as well. Qith that whole computer scene where it showed all those dead supers
the next right thing is so sad wanted to hug Anna
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No. 14, Hiro losing his brother Tadashi and their parents is like Peter Parker losing his Uncle Ben and his parents: "Richard and Mary Parker" it's glad that he has his Aunt Cass and Baymax though. And, I would've loved to see what happened to the parents after they left the two brothers with their aunt if the subsequent series hadn't ended in season three. And in the two-parter finale for the "City of Monsters" arc in Season Two probably changed Karmi for the better that would've wanted to motivate her to want to become a superhero on her own before joining and aiding the team after she and Hiro went from being academic rivals at SFIT to finding solace in each other and becoming close friends/crushes and after what Diane "Di" Amara (who pretended to be the "real" Liv Amara, who inspired Karmi's love for bio chem techology and all) did to her as her award for being her intern at Sycorax to probably seriously scarred her so much and didn't even get a chance to say Goodbye to her new close friend: "Hiro" because of her parents' fear and concern for her safety to had her removed from SFIT and moved from San Fransokyo which she'll probably have to work hard to earn back so she can make her full comeback there and even become "Sunfire" in private secret from her parents too
I liked Toy Story 3. It was the perfect ending. They didn't need #4, as they've already gone through a kid growing up there didn't need to be a repeat.
"Ill remember you though.....i remember everyone that leaves" is the qoute that i use now...because of all the Exs in my life who have wronged me (over discord of course)
SO TRUE
Brother Bear is also a good message that words can lead to negative consequences too. We all have accountability for our actions as individuals. However, words can hurt as bad as sticks and stones, and between the tribe laughing at Kenai’s love totem he earned in the ceremony, Denahi making fun of him and even blaming him for Sitka’s death later, it only exacerbated the insecurities and ego blow Kenai had. Siblings do tend to bicker. It happens; we live together. But it’s a grim reminder that you need to be mindful of your words. Sometimes it just takes one bad day, one wrong word, to give someone something awful to hold onto and go into a slow downward spiral.
I love Lilo and Stich
Unless Disney does a live-action remake that might botch what made that world so great there 👽🐶
33:04 No wonder why HoND is one of the darkest and serious Disney movies. It dealt more than just religious extremism and misuse of power. The film also dealt with the themes of racial prejudice, disfigurement, ableism, sexual harassment, religious hypocrisy, authority abuse, etc. Inside Out 2 being so successful means that people have started to take mental health seriously which is great, the movie can save lives @Theater kid hormii 9 days ago (edited) a lot of them are missing:
Cinderella deals with the step parenting and physicological abuse,
Beauty and the Beast : toxic masculinity, outcasting, ignorance and women being forbidden of being educated
Hercules: sibling rivalry, adoption and fight for power
Tarzan: foster families, ambition, loss of a son/parent and self discovery
Peter Pan: coming of age, fear of growing up
Little Mermaid: over protective parenting and prejudice
Home on the range: money laundering and smuggling
Toy Story 2: abandonement
Bambi: loss , hunting and the cruelty of man against nature
I love how Disney didn't dumb down their films just because they were aimed at children, but understands that they're able to understand complex, mature themes. 8 days ago (edited) I love Inside Out 1&2. I have never seen a Disney movie to make me want to cry, as much as Inside Out 2. I love what I do for a living, but working as a dishwasher made me realize even I suffer from having anxiety attacks . Inside Out 2 is the first Disney movie that I could truly connect with on an emotional level As the great Don Bluth once said “kids can handle anything you throw at them, as long as you give them a happy ending”. Disney has thrown A LOT of stuff at kids. From moral messages, to death, to poison, abandonment issues, it’s a long list. And kids today and yesterday are better for it9 days ago (edited) Absentee parents: Sometimes, it's not easy being a single parent, especially when it comes to abandonment. It really takes a long time to heal a wound created by an absentee parent, but I know that, yes, it doesn't excuse a child's behavior. It depends on the impact it has on the child's life. I feel sorry for what Jim Hawkins went through. Watching your daddy walk out on you when you're young can leave emotional wounds and scars. This kind of thing still exists in this world. Tyranny: This is all about power and control and wanting to instill fear, intimidate, and dominate others. Standing up for yourself is not always easy, but like what the video said, it takes just one brave soul to take the stand. Mental health: The movie Inside Out shows how moving can really affect a child. It would take them a long time to adjust and adapt to a new environment, but when one reaches out to loved ones, they can get through anything .
Problem parenting: It is really wrong to take and force a child into isolation. Mother Gothel was a real master manipulator. Those kinds of parents exist in this world today. Despite their recent roadblocks post the pandemic, they can be quite effective with their lessons and themes. When Disney movies dealt with serious issues, really taught us more and prepared us to see somewhat the reality, when we saw these movies as kids, Disney shouldn't stop touching on serious topics in its movies. That's how they gave us moral lessons through this. Thanks for including Inside Out 2, it means a lot, the health mental is very important As someone with Anxiety and Depression, Inside Out and Inside Out 2 really hit home with me, because sometimes I feel like crying, but I can't, and sometimes I have moments where I feel like I'm not good enough, and I put a lot of pressure on myself like there was one time near the end of my third semester of college, I was doing my project which was a bunch of labs, and I was literally on the verge of a mental breakdown because of it, like I nearly had an anxiety attack due to it, but when I got it done and did my final exam, I felt so relieved, like I felt like I could finally relax, and it was like I was calling Joy to give me that sense of calm. Lilo and Stitch is my favorite Such a great story real but with scifi/fansty video idea: top 10 most underrated Disney sequels
also the Pixar ones hit hard I see Brother Bear, I clicked I love both Inside Out movies You know, this was actually very important for Disney and Pixar to use their theatrically released animated feature films to discuss these serious issues with parents and teachers because the Earth could fall into a dark curse if everything keeps going as it currently is so far. I hope we the people can fight back fast enough in time before the beginning of the next century (if there will ever even be one). Thank you guys for this useful video on what animation studios are doing for the planet and its people and biodiversity. Wall E was more climate change dealing than Cars 2 a little bit of everything on this list is the entire vault in any movie you get any issue from enslavement bullied ridiculed loss or death of any relative beaten up physically emotionally mentally threatening insults from any antagonist They show us how we can deal with our problems by trying to prevent these things or some of them from happening If cars 2 tough us anything it’s just to be ourselves and taking care of the environment
Top 5 spin-off series surpassed the origins:
1. Lego Ninjago (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
2. Lego Nexo Knights (Power Rangers)
3. Lego Monkey Kid (Journey to the West)
4. Pretty Cure (Sailor Moon)
5. Bakugan (Digimon) I instinctively knew that Encanto was gonna be on this list and somewhere in the top half, but WHY DOES IT HAVE TO MISS OUT ON THE ELUSIVE TOP 10 BY ONE SINGLE SLOT!?!?!!!?!!!!?!!!?!???
well, at least I can look past that as all of the top 10 (maybe par Tangled) have all deservedly earned their spots Peoples who continue to say that "diSnEy mOVies aRE JUst fOR kIDs" are just ridiculous Losing a parent. Happy thursday night, Emily, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well
Cars the rescuers & Brother bear I grew up with all those movies and still enjoy them, to this day they were definitely worth mentioning. I still love Disney the next right thing is so sad wanted to hug Anna I love the Hunchback of Notre Dame You could argue that Incredibles tackled genocide as well. Qith that whole computer scene where it showed all those dead supers Wow a top 30, that's new! Also I love how you started this list off with Elemental What about the Fox and the Hound that was dealing with racism and friendship.
I like that all these Disney movies don’t hold back serious issues because it teaches children all about them and how to deal with them and that’s why I think it’s great that Disney didn’t hold back on anything. “Maybe this is what happens when you grow up…., you Feel LESS JOY…..” -- Joy, 2024 Sequel Top ten moments in live disney remake that were better than the animated version (or at least retain its source of material)
1. Hyenas maul scar (the lion king 2019)
2. Giving cruella a decent backstory for her Awful upbringing (cruella)
3. Turn maleficent into an anti hero
4. Removing the crows (dumbo)
5. Everything in cinderella (cinderella)
6. setting ms jumbo free (dumbo)
7. Removing the pink elephant hallucination (dumbo)
8. Jasmines speechless (aladdin)
9. Ursula (the little mermaid mostly bc melissa mccarthy)
10. Scary hyenas (lion king)
I still think they should have found someone else to play the genie instead of canceling the second live action Aladdin movie "Ill remember you though.....i remember everyone that leaves" is the qoute that i use now...because of all the Exs in my life who have wronged me (over discord of course) I love Finding Nemo
I alwayd wish they kept Kenai human and did a musical film focusing on his relationship with his brothers.
Everything on this list is a fact. Coco also deals with Dementia Brother Bear is my favourite. Do a Video about Teen Movies That Dealt With Serious Issues Coco it's a good Disney movie and make you cry
My hat’s off to you, Emily. Of all the videos in this channel I’ve seen, this is one takes the crown for most advanced summary. With those movies, old and new, it makes me realize that with many that I’ve grew up watching and some that I added to the collection for my memories, it now became rolled into one. It is crazy how films that are targeted for the younger audience can affect the older demographic because they too were once young themselves and many of them had experienced the events that were shown to them. It’s true that some topics are a bit tricky to handle but eventually, children will go through those series of events as their lives progress over time. Therefore, it’s why these movies are so memorable because it reflects on how we dealt with them and for those who will encounter them along the way. Although I’m not what I used to be, I’ll never stop watching animated movies for they made me who I am today. Thank you, from all of us viewers.
As the video went on, the more I cried haha Oh Up and Wall E and Big Hero 6 in particular 2nd place is all done this year for today live-action 5 Movies That Deserve a Sequel & 5 Franchises That Should Have Stopped After the First Film is already here on livestream top ten moment was crying to hard it was DreamWorks parks
Unmask is time on MsMojo.
Hey, wait a minute!
Before the Joker brother Bear was the best that I knew of Joaquin Phoenix
What about the Fox and the Hound that was dealing with racism and friendship.
No. 30, It might not be one of Pixar's strongest films from what I heard before but I really like the serious issues this film tackled and the music video "Steal the Show" by Lauv there 🌊🔥❤️
I love both Frozen movies
Unless they do a live-action remake of the first film though ❄️⛄
Top 5 spin-off series surpassed the origins:
1. Lego Ninjago (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
2. Lego Nexo Knights (Power Rangers)
3. Lego Monkey Kid (Journey to the West)
4. Pretty Cure (Sailor Moon)
5. Bakugan (Digimon)
Great concept for a video 👏👏
29.58 your feelings are completely valid feel what you need to
Do a Video about Teen Movies That Dealt With Serious Issues
Coco it's a good Disney movie and make you cry 😢
Truth!
Everything on this list is a fact.
Can you please do Top 30 best Pixar Villains of all time?
Disney Pixar
I love the lion king
Me, too.
This is why the movies are amazing thank you MsMojo 👏
Coco also deals with Dementia
I noticed that too!!!
No wonder it hits me on an emotional level now, as my Nana had Dementia, and on the evening of 04-10-2023, she left us, and we had held a memorial service for her on 04-14-2023, it was hard for us, but we were able to get through it😔
@@leemorrell16:33
I'd say growing up is not easy. I turned 18 today, a young adult, so I have to say goodbye to my childhood.
As someone who is turning 60 in 2 weeks, let me tell you that you don't have to say goodbye to ALL of it. I'm a responsible, married mother of 2 adult children, but still love things like cartoons, games, and even stuffed animals.
I got teary eyed so many times. I don't know if there should be so many tear jerkers referenced in place.
I love how u mentioned Aladdin ❤
the Toy story franchise hits especially hard for me, when I was five we had both Toy Story 1 and 2 on Vhs and I remember them both in full. I saw Toy Story 3 in theaters when I was only 9 and still remember where I sat. Finally I saw Toy story 4 during the summer before my Sophomore year of high school.
I still think they should have found someone else to play the genie instead of canceling the second live action Aladdin movie😢
Why do you say that?
I love Aladin and return of Jafar
I love Zootyptia
Me too 💯 And I'm excited for what the sequel tackles next. And, maybe see Judy and Nick become more than just partners and best friends in it too 🐰🦊❤️
There's also Cars 1 and 3 which deal with letting go of the past and I think Toy Story 4 is an example of found family.
One thing I appreciate about the song "Savages" from Pocahontas is that it shows the hate Both sides have for each other. Both sides are angry and their actions make sense to themselves, and view the other as savage. Pocahontas is the only one who steps away from the hate to see both sides as human and try to end without violence ❤
Number 16, I wonder if in the upcoming sequel Moana 2, Moana's father will see the spirit of his dead friend and will have to find the strength to forgive himself, for Moana's future and goals.
I love Up
Honestly, I'd even like to add "Ralph Breaks the Internet" for dealing with insecurities.
Like yeah, it was inside the internet, but there were also emotional and personal insecurities between Ralph and Vanellope. This actually kinda forshadows the insecurity virus taking advantage of both - though the latter also got targeted due to her glitch.
Ralph was also struggling with letting Vanellope live her own life vs staying with him every minute out of work hours, and felt like if she stayed in Slaughter Race all the time, she may no longer want to hang out with him or maybe even forget about him.
The movie gets a lot of hate, but I personally enjoy it. Plus when you think about the whole deal with Ralph's insecurity, it really can add up to how a Wreck It Ralph virus made sense as a "final battle", so to speak.
I love Mulan
Me too
Same here.
Ehh, I had to try and let go of that Disney part of my childhood here after the negative receptions of it's direct-to-home video sequel "Mulan II" and the 2020 live-action remake: "Mulan" 🐉
alma was originally meant to have a longer apology and claim that pedro would be ashamed of her - when i heard the original speech it hit HARD i was tearing up
Very very great epic list I like it a lot very very great job miss mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 😊❤
I love these Disney videos
I liked A bugs life
"Dumbo" is the most emotional film that was released during Disney's lifetime.
Andy will get his toys from Bonnie in TS5. He'll then pass them on to his kids.
1. Tangled
2. Frozen
3. The Little Mermaid
4. Tarzan
5. Frozen 2
6. The Lion King
7. The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride
8. Mulan
9. The Good Dinosaur
10. Up
11. Bambi
12. The Hunchback of Norte Dame
13. Elemental
14. Hercules
Coco is also about accepting differences, careful who you trust and loving unconditional. (Also, that actions have consequences.)
I love Tangeled
Unless they do a live-action remake of it as it was announced before then
It's already halfway through 2024 and still no Big Hero 6 2😢
at least it had it's own cartoon series
@@Sisselynn Oh, well at least there are some individuals out there who still acknowledge that exists and should get a rebrand revival series there here #BigHero6TheSeries
I love big hero 6
Me too 💯 it even got a series that subsequently followed the events of that too (that deserves a rebrand revival series and a better series finale) and a spin-off series on Disney Plus, called: "Baymax!" 🤖🦸
I really wonder if illumination would get one of these someday
Honorable mention:
- Bad and narcissistic parenting - Chicken Little
Oliver and Company: Poverty
Tangled didn’t deal with “problematic parenting” it’s called emotional abuse!