10 Disturbing Origins of Disney Cartoons
Disney’s wonderful tales are for kids right? Well maybe not…
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Have you heard the german folktale of beauty and the beast? It’s called Bearskin. I dont know if its older than the tale you told, but it’s different than both the french and the Disney version in many ways. I actually prefer it.
Also the little mermaid tale I knew was she had to kill the prince and turned into seafoam bc she couldn’t. This version was new to me.
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Mulan!!!
2:54 You meant 1989, right?
I can only recommend that you read the original tales from the Grimm brothers(Gebrüder Grimm) if you haven’t, they are great!
The Little Mermaid came out in 1989, not 1992
Let DC remake all these movies.
Please add english subtitle.
People back then were of higher quality. Modern medical science has taken away the survival of the fittest constraints, and now we’re over populated with weaker genes.
But the grimm brothers didn’t make up the stories.. they collected it
How could you miss Peter Pan? Peter Pan is a fictional character created by Scottish novelist and playwright J. M. Barrie in 1902. In the book it is heavily implied that Peter kills the lost boys when they get to old, as he is the only one that doesn’t age.
Tim G WHAAAAAAAAT?!?!!?!!