Top 10 Shocking Reveals in Disney Movies
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2023
- Disney shocked us all with these reveals. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most surprising revelations and events in Disney and Pixar animated films. Our countdown includes "Wreck-It Ralph," "Moana," "Toy Story 2," and more! If there’s a Disney moment YOU'RE flabbergasted didn’t make our list, reveal your own picks in the comments!
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Who knew to know something that ambush by a villain by surprise
I feel overall Pixar has done "twist villains" better than Disney has.
the reveals are not only for us who see the movie, can also be only for the protagonists (although we already knew it): like when Rapunzel finds out she is the Lost princess, Scar confessing to Simba that he killed to Mufasa, or Rasputin reveals himself to Anastasia
Can you do a Top 10 Badass Moments From The Owl House?
King Candy As Turbo!🤯
Hector was murdered by Ernesto. That betrayal and murder ruined Hector's good name and terrible misunderstanding, stole his songs and robbing Hector's family of generations of music. Glad Hector Miguel and the family were able to expose him at the end. Hector finally got the recognition he deserve. The irony is that if the family didn't banned music, they would have found out the truth a long time ago.
Ernesto poisoning Hector and Te Kā being Te Fiti are the only ones I didn't see coming and my favorites on this list. There are plenty of hints throughout both films, but they're so subtle that I never picked up on them. When Disney and Pixar get writing right, they get it really right.
My husband who lives for mythology called the Te Ka one.
@@brookelynnenewcomer943 that's cheating having information ahead of time lol
@spicybeantofu9909 haha right to be fair he didn't say anything about how he knew till the end of the movie.
I can always tell who's the villain, but how they do it can be amazing. Hans being the worst, Ernesto and Waternoose being the best.
I feel for me Ernesto’s betrayal and Han’s reveal are the ones that shocked me and left me speechless the most
Agreed. My jaw was on the damn floor in both cases, but especially in Coco. That was pretty dark.
@@giggle_snort exactly
@@giggle_snortyeah. Ernesto actually managed to kill his victim
To me also, I surprised when they both show their true face: DelaCruz: "You have to be willing to do what is necessary for live your moment" and with Hans, I was in true true shock.. He was the villain all the time with a sinister plan
When the Hans reveal happened I yelled “Aw Snap!” In an otherwise quiet theater
I found the King Candy reveal an impressive twist. I noticed Vanellope on the side of the game cabinet and knew something wasn't right, but his actual identity surprised me.
Same. My jaw fell on the ground when i saw his disguise glitch
It definitely should've been higher on this list. Genuine shock and fear for Vanellope
@@waikeonglim7703 Me too, I was like "Holy smokes King Candy is Turbo!" 😲
I still remember as a young teen going to the movies with my family (plus some extended family that came to visit) to watch Frozen. When the Hans betrayal scene came on, it wasn't just us, but almost the entire theater gasping in shock. It was quite a moment to say the least
In Turning Red when Jin said Ming’s red panda was big, I didn’t think it was THAT big!😨
I think meet the Robinsons is one of the most underrated Disney movies. I love it .
I agree! It's totally worth a cult following.
Well I think Bruno is just misunderstood
The reveal of Hans being a villain from "Frozen (2013 film)" is still my #1 favorite Disney movie reveal/plot twist.
IMO not a reveal. Its not well done and Frozen didnt need a villain.
Right people can lie to themselves about it
But it's truly shocking
I was surprised and shocked for his reveals, it was the first time we have the prince as the villain wow.. When he was going to kiss Anna, I thought that maybe his "true love kiss" wouldn't work, because maybe Anna loved Kristoff.. It hurt me that he took advantage of Anna and for his sinister plan
I didn't fully understand Kenai killing Koda's mother when I was little, but re-watching the movie as an adult shocked me. "Brother Bear" is a whole emotional roller coaster
not a “twist villian” reveal but bruno actually living in the walls of the house for a decade in encanto was pretty shocking
Much like everyone, I have compared him to Hector Rivera.
@@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq I can see some similarities except the fact hector was killed so he couldn’t go back to his family whilst bruno chose not to due to how he was treated
These reveals are some of the best parts of these particular Disney movies! Because after all everyone loves a good shocking reveal especially when it adds intensity to the story!!!
Exact, that makes it more intese.. leaving us in shock like to the characters.. although the revelations are not only for us who see the movie, can also be only for the protagonists (although we already knew it)
I'm glad and thankful that I got to watch Coco two years before Disney channel ceased operations in Southeast Asia. The movie made me cry. I would want to watch it over and over again
I feel overall Pixar has done "twist villains" better than Disney has.
Turbo thunder was a good one.
For me, the biggest twist in a Disney film was in Pirates of the Caribbean when Jack is fighting Barboda and is stabbed but is holding one of the coins with the curse so he couldn't die. I wasn’t expecting it.
Yeah that's one of the few that made me audibly gasp.
@@lavenderandwine Mine was similar. In 'At World's End', when Jones stabs Will. Definitely didn't see that coming.
What about the reveal of who was behind Yokai’s mask in Big Hero 6?
Erik’s reveal in Kim Possible: So the Drama was a shocker!
I’m surprised Charles Muntz from Up didn’t even get an honorable mention! He was so welcoming until Carl and Russell pointed out Kevin. Then his true colors came out pretty much instantly!
I know we the audience know Mother Gothel is not actually Rapunzel’s mother, having kidnapped her as an infant so she can use her magic hair to stay young forever. But it’s still powerful when Rapunzel finds out. She’s already confused when she sees the shrine made for her in the kingdom square but it’s once she realizes the truth and that she’s been lied to and gaslit by her ‘mother,’ she’s had enough and stands up to her. It’s truly amazing especially when she says, ‘Did I mumble, Mother?’ referencing Mother Gothel’s earlier reprimand and representing how she’s developed
I'm agree, that should to have been here, is impresive and impactful the scene.. TRULY AMAZING and very good represented.. the revelations can also be only for the protagonists (although we already knew it)
It's also great how the follow-up TV series didn't shy away from the trauma such a thing would've naturally caused to a young woman.
@@Compucles Well yes, even in the first chapter I think, they show us a nightmare which Rapunzel dreams to Gothel saying her: Look, your hair has grown, now let's go back to your tower.. Did you think i would never come back? Aren't you happy to see your mom?.. It gave me shaking chills
The missing page from Atlantis was a little predictable, and the twist in Lightyear breaks continuity because Zurg is supposed to be Buzz’s father. The others were genuinely surprising
In Toy Story 2 it used the quote I am your father from The Empire Strikes Back and that was before Disney bought Fox
@@williamfairchild7439 They even included a melodramatic "NOOOOOOO!!!!" from Buzz. 😂
But I love Atlantis.
I wasn't expecting the whole team to be in on it but besides that yeah.
All of Lightyear is a complete retcon of Buzz's backstory in Toy Story. Plus, you cannot expect me to believe that any parent in 1995 would've taken their five-year-old to see an LGBT movie. Lightyear isn't the movie Andy saw as a boy. That movie was animated. Lightyear is clearly supposed to be a live action remake of the animated film done as badly as the live action TLM, where they change EVERYTHING for absolutely no reason whatsoever.
"Hans is a villain" reaveal would away be the most shocking
The shocking thing for Hans' reveal, wasn't Hans himself. It was the fact that a Disney princess was literally left to her death. THAT couldn't have been expected for a Disney movie, especially for a Disney Princess
Left to her death by someone who has the looks of a standard dashing Disney Prince Charming, but the cold personality of a Disney Villain.
Everything on this list left me flabbergasted, but there are three other reveals that made my jaw drop...
1. Screenslaver's identity (Incredibles 2)
2. Sugar Plum's betrayal (The Nutcracker & The Four Realms)
3. Zurg's identity (Lightyear)
We also have the identity of the masked super villain in Big Hero 6
Onward wasn’t really a plot twist but it was a fantastic scene. It was real emotional moment between brothers. 💗
Well, let's just say Bellwether is quite literally a "wolf in sheep's clothing". As for Hans, the reveal is doubly shocking because he has the looks of a standard dashing Disney Prince Charming. But I agree that the reveal that Héctor was poisoned by Ernesto had to be the most horrifying. The thought that a kid innocently kept a shrine to a monster.
Carl Frederickson would know how that feels.
#2
Still a frustrating twist. To me, at least.
He looked like a great sympathetic antagonist, doing the greater good. Instead, he was a "I'm just using you all along" villain the whole time.
Yeah. He wasn't like, say, Waternoose, who only did what he did in a desperate attempt to solve the whole energy crisis thing. (he even cries out to Sulley at the end that having him arrested for that may lead to further energy crisis problems) No. Hans is even more of a bastard in that he just set Anna up all along. Waternoose felt like he had no other choice. Hans just plain manipulated and lied to everybody.
Coco and Encanto are some of the best plot twists
I loved the Bruno twist, i kinda figured they were exaggerating. He’s my favorite 💚🐀
Exact, everyone sang about him like he was a villain, but he was really cool, kind and loved his family.. the best twist
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I Always like when Waternoose and Bellwether got the same True Colors for Exposed.
Ok, based on the thumbnail alone, I knew that Hector’s murder was gonna be in the top 5… but I didn’t expect it to be in first place. 😧
Some think the plot twist villain of Disney didn’t work but I say they do work
The reveal of Lotso being the villain is my #1 favorite Disney movie reveal/plot twist.
Mine too, it was shocking
To all of us surprised it us.. he really was an evil and cold two-faced.. even when he asked to untie Buzz, I was shocked when he said: "then you better tie him back to the chair", there he already sounded like a villain, although we were beginning to sense it
Brother Bear holds a special place in my heart for being the first movie to have a reveal that truly stunned me.
I was 6 going on 7 years old when I saw Brother Bear in theaters, and by God that reveal absolutely floored me, like actually made me gasp. Had I been an adult I probably would've thought/said, "Oh shit!"
“Miles Axelrod is the true lemon boss” Cars 2
Te Ka was so well done and the song from that scene still gives me chills.
I feel like Elsa's sarcasm kind of foreshadows Hans, but you miss it on the first watch.
I think Hector being the grandfather was also a shock to me, but I do not really remember now.
Please explain how Elsa's sarcasm foreshadowed Hans as the villain.
@@sarahhenry1845
Elsa: "You can't marry a man you just met."
Ana: "You can if it's true love!"
Elsa: "Ana, what do you know about true love?"
I’m pretty sure I have one. The movie, “Anastasia” was bought by Disney a few years after its release. It’s a loosely true story based on the fall of the Romanovs (in Russia). Anastasia (voiced by Meg Ryan) is rumored years later to still be alive.
Rasputin is thought to have had the Romanovs killed, so someway or another, once Anastasia goes looking for he family, Rasputin comes back as an undead, rotting enemy of the Czar to try to find and take Anastasia.
He happens to be a decomposing corpse. He uses, “a dash of cologne for that smell” and really, the whole movie has awkward moments where he’s fixing something on himself to appear alive.
It’s animated, but, before showing it to children you may want to think of answers you’d give for questions regarding Rasputin.
An Inconvenient Truth - "WALL-E" (2008)
The Wreck it Ralph twist literally gives me goosebumps whenever I think about it. I was so floored.
“Oh he’s creepy and his vision killed my goldfish” what a hilarious goofy line
And then you realize he is voiced by none other than Sid from Ice Age!
@DIEGODUBBER 21 Yep. Another hilarious character
For me the most shocking reveals were: how Hector died, he didn't deserve it: really wanted to return home and DelaCruz betrays him from behind; in Frozen, I didn't expect it from Hans, I thought that even if he gave Anna the true love kiss it wouldn't work because maybe she loved Kristoff, but we got a betrayal; In Tangled for me the revelation was when Rapunzel discovered who she really was, and in Zootopia I was surprised that the mastermind was Bellwether, I was like: what?! how?!; although the revelations are not only for us who see the movie, but can also be only for the protagonists (although we already knew it); counts Scar revealing that he killed Mufasa, even though we already knew, Simba didn't know.. that shocked me, how he reveals him..
The prince in the legend and Mor'du are one and the same in Brave. and when Stitch is trying to find his family in Lilo and Stitch and Jumba tells him that he created him.
10:20 You are Right! Most Emotional Haircut Ever...!☺☺☺
Please do ranking live-action Disney remakes movies from Worst to Best.
We've actually done that already! You can watch here: ruclips.net/video/J2PynvK-JUQ/видео.html
@@MsMojo Oh. I meant so far because of the upcoming remake movie The Little Mermaid.
Hans being the villain really should've been done differently. I think he should've been sincere right up until he kissed Anna--and it didn't work. At that point, he should have realized that what they had wasn't love, but hormones in Anna's case and simple ambition in his own case. He should then have decided that there was no saving Anna, and that the best chance Arendelle had of restoring the summer was to kill the source of the snowstorm--Elsa. Then he would realize that if he did that, there would be no going back. He would have to make it look like it was not only necessary, but warranted. And that would mean abandoning Anna to her fate. And as a bonus, he would get that promotion to monarch he'd been seeking through a marriage to one of the heirs of Arendelle. So he wouldn't start the film a villain, but he would end it as one. We would get to see him make his choice, and he would make the wrong one.
Earlier in "Coco" when Hector claimed he taught Ernesto everything he knew about music, who would've thought he was actually telling the literal truth there?!
Rapunzel realizes she’s the lost princess - Tangled
I love Tangled
The King Candy twist is the first twist I was flabbergasted by
Charles Muntz fron Up really surprised me the most when it was revealed that he killed people who were trying to get into his way from finding Kevin in Paradise Falls, including a threat to Carl abd Russell.
Top ten saddest Disney princess back story
Of course #1 was a shocking reveal to me, I really didn’t see it coming.☠️
2:57 Waternoose seem to regret banishing Mike and mostly Sully but it wasn’t going to stop him.
Scar reveals that he not Simba was the one that killed Mufasa
I would have added 'Professor Callahan actually survived' from Big Hero 6 in the honourable mentions.
Very very great list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 😊❤
The top Shocking Reveals in Disney Movies that I recognize are CDA 001 from Monsters Inc., The Real Villain from Zootopia, TE KA's Secret from Moana, What happened to Koda's Mother from Brother Bear, A Prospector sabotage from Toy Story 2, Not so true Love from Frozen, Screenslaver identity from Incredibles 2, The Surprise Haircut from Tangled, Zurg's Indentity from Lightyear and Bruno's Actually...NICE? Encanto
10:48 at this I was like, I heard that “You’re your own worst enemy”, but this is ridiculous.
I actually had a feeling Ernesto would be the villain, wasn't expecting someone else to be Miguel's great great grandfather.
I like the green lighting underneath Ernesto's face when he reveals his true colors to Miguel. It symbolizes how the poor kid came to the horrifying realization that he idolized *the murderer of his grand-grand-grandfather*
I saw Ernesto being the villain, but not how far he went for his dreams
#8, #6, #5, #4, #3, #2, "The Surprise Haircut", "Bruno's Actually... Nice?", and #1 all shocked me.
This should really be a top 20
Milo find out about the heart of Atlantis but unfortunately for him and kida he exposed Rourke as a mercenary and his treachery that a shocking twist that surprised me
The heros idol is always the villain
I can easily compare Bellwether's unintentional confession to Waternoose's. I can imagine Monsters Inc's ending with Zootopia characters.
Judy: But turning predators savage?
Bellwether: I'll make 1,000 predators go savage before I let all prey die and I'll silence anyone who gets in my way!
Nick: You know what, let's play my favorite part again, shall we? (Replays Bellwether's confession)
11:07 OK, that’s no surprise to me. The trailer kind of gave that away.
I couldn’t believe it was turbo😮😮
The one you forgot is in Big Hero 6 when we found out that the supervillain guy is Callaghan!
To be honest Te Fiti turning out to be Te Ka was actually kinda obvious. Because she literally became heartless.
Amazing
when i first seen frozen, i was 5 years old and had seen it at my church. I remember how shocked I was when Hans revealed himself to be a villain.
hans bellweather and clayton from tarzan are the most shocked moment alongside lotso but still gets me though for backstabbing bad guy you really want to give gothel in tangled a loophole for the magical hair I wouldn't not the same for a villain
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Hans definitely has to return in Frozen 3, but as a side villain.
I remember when Hans revealed he was the bad guy me and my good friend at the time when we saw this was absolutely shook (we were jrs in high school btw) haha
Screenslaver wasn’t actually that big a shock for me. I kinda called her being the villain the second she walked in
Me, too...but I was in my 50s when I saw it.
@@WrenFaithBridger I was in my mid 20s 😂
The only movie on this list I haven't seen was Atlantis: the Lost Empire. But, I do remember being thoroughly shocked by all the revelations except for the one in Encanto. Finding the real cause of the candle going out was more shocking to me than seeing Bruno's actual personality. I had a feeling he was misunderstood because it's not like he chose what would actually happen in the future. He was just able to see the future
In true telenovela fashion, Coco’s twist shocked me!
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All of these were very shocking the first time I saw them for sure. I’d say that the top two on this list are probably the top two for me as well. Both of them were such punches in the face and completely shocked me
so many plot twists so little time
for me, some of the biggest reveals were in Cars and Planes. Were Doc reveal why he quit racing after a crash, and Skipper admitts he only flew one mission during World War 2. the Twist in Big hero 6 were Proffeser Callohain was still alive also caught me off gaurd.
Anyone else thinks Bruno sounds a little like Hiccup?!
I think most of these twists on this list involve villain reveals.
If Ernesto really wanted to become famous, Héctor could've at least tried encouraging him to pursue his dreams of something he's truly good at other than becoming a musician.
Number #7 has to be my favorite
I was super surprised by mayor bellwether
I'm going to be honest..when I found out that king candy was actually turbo it TERRIFIED me 😳😂
I can think of two shocking reveals that should've been mentioned. King Runeard having killed the Northuldra leader in Frozen 2. Robert Callaghan being the villain Yokai in Big Hero 6.
Crazy my mom knew Hans was the villian right when she saw him. Lmao.
@damonika09, once at my slumber party, I was watching my movie Frozen with my friend and she told me that Hans was evil. I was confused too because I thought he was a perfect boyfriend for Anna 😂.
@@shainahullihen1159 I had already seen Frozen before she saw it and she just called it without me saying anything. I guess she knows a bullsh*t person when she sees one. Lmao.
honestly there are a LOT of shocking revelations that I've seen from time to time.
Prospector was a liar all along
1. Tangled
2. Frozen
3. Atlantis and The Lost Empire
4. Moana
5. Toy Story 2
6. Brother Bear
7. Cinderella 3 A Twist in Time
Zurg reveal shocked me but also confused me because Zurg is supposed Buzz's father in Toy Story 2 and not Buzz from the future. Hans has always been one of my favorite Villains
According to Screen Rant, Lightyear's original twist would have saved the movie.
@@nathanielpatterson-rc9dq Agree it would have because I think if the original twist was there, the movie could have been better received and performed tiny bit better
For me was as a frost heart poison that Igot surprised of how two sisters were going up against Hans evil plan as the main villains the intire time😱💙 In Frozen.
Plus with don't now what got me more shoki gly surprise either between toy story 2, Incredibles 2 or Rapunzel... But yii I rated them all in second place of most shocking ivel identity revealed.
The only reason why Frozen's betrayal scene was unexpected was because it never made any sense to begin with.
I would definitely say the top number one pick was really shocking. No one saw that when coming. I also didn't see the 14frozencomingandyouknowthislistisprettyjustdarngood
For zootpia, honestly that pen should be used by the police since it does such a brilliant job recording arrogent criminals confessions espcially when it has such clear audio.
I’m not a fan of surprise/twist villains in Disney movies. Sometimes it works like Coco, but in some, I don’t like.
Can we get an Atlantis live action?? Andrew Garfield as Milo? Whose with me?
Personally, I'd rather see Atlantis get a rerelease instead of a remake.
Also, I want Disney to adapt two dinosaur books into movies: The Enormous Egg and Dinotopia.
loved the reverse twist of Bruno Not bring the Villian All great twust
It’s kind of hinted at that Bellwether is the main villain when she’s cleaning her desk if you look quickly you can catch her Underling Doug’s phone number on a post it note.
I've got three that didn't make the list:
Meg is working for Hades- Hercules
Prince Ali is Aladdin- Aladdin 1992/2019
Clayton is a bad guy- Tarzan
What about Yokai's true identity in "Big Hero 6"?