The Derp Knight as a kid, that scene honestly didn't scared me at all. I just thought it was just wierd and i understood why this was happening because dumbo and timothy mouse were drunk. So yea, i don't really find that part scary at all. But i wonder how that scene will go in the live action remake...... With Tim Burton as the director for the movie, obviously that scene will really get creepy and dark.
At that scene I didn't have a particular reaction...I was like "Okay,Dumbo drank something and is now dreaming of pink elephants..Okay then." I just went with the flow xD
Pinnochio seems to be more of a straight up horror movie than a disney movie if you really think about it. So many horrible people and they all get away with what they are doing and keep doing it long after the movie ends. As a kid that donkey transformation really scared me, the whale never did since that was tame in comparison. As a kid I didnt care about Pinnochio becomeing a real boy, I only kept thinking about the kids left behind. I'm sure there is supposed to be some moral lesson in there, but making mistakes is part of growing up. The punishment seems far too extreme. I'd not let kids watch it untill they are at least 10 or such.
I did too. I couldn't help but think, man that is some fucked up shit right there, but in reality, I think it was just a moment that was too funny to look over. It also made me hate the giant more.
Me too. I just took it all for a crazy dream and enjoyed the insanity and bright colors. I didn't even realize it was "scary" until I went on the internet and everyone started telling me so.
Same here. I always enjoyed that bit - it never scared me. And then when it went all crazy at the end, the elephants exploded into clouds, reality kicks in, and I was always like, "Aww, back to the plot!"
10:50 "HURRY HURRY HURRY! GET YOUR FREE HOOKER HERE! ABSOLUTELY FREE! HAVE THE NIGHT OF YOUR LIFE! THIS AIN"T CALLED PLEASURE ISLAND FOR NOTHING YA KNOW! HURRY HURRY HURRY!" BEST PART XD
The reason Disney couldn't let Ichabod escape in the cartoon was because they wanted to stick to the original story (I know because I have read it) and I personally think that Disney would get a lot of shit if they changed the ending of such an iconic story just to please the masses who can't handle the tiniest bit of violence (or in this case, hidden violence). And this isn't an ending that is just made to end the story, it has a lot of symbolic foreshadowing and is supposed to awaken the reader's imagination about what truly happened to Ichabod.
dunno, Disney made Hunchback get a happy ending.. of all stories Hunchback is one that should never, ever have a happy ending - granted Disney's version may as well be an entirely different story, considering how much they altered it.
StickySauce101 For some reason I have Hellfire on my Ipod...Also, I have you ever seen the older Hunchback movie? Well, I don't know how many older ones there are, but ya' know. Alsooooooooo......I like your username.
Just voicing my thoughts on each of the contenders on this list: #10- Insert Phineas and Ferb "We're Watching and Waiting" song here #9- I think Disney took a trip down L.S.D. Lane when they were making this scene #8- Never saw this film and I think I'd be really freaked out if I did see it #7- I actually found this moment hilarious, but it only got better when High School Musical died! #6- "The Black Cauldron" frickin' scares the shit out of me! What was Disney thinking?!? #5- I think it'd be a pleasure for me to just stay away from Pleasure Island
My thought 10. Every American already know about sleepy hollow 9. Not scary 8. The scared is on 7.donald turn into evil psycho killer duck ( high school musical need to die ) 6.horned king was scary like crap 5. I FOUND DISNEYLAND WAS LITTLE BIT SCARY , PLEASURE ISLAND WAS LIKE A CLOWN MIXED WITH DISNEYLAND SCARY VERSION . ( IF PLEASURE ISLAND WAS REAL NEVER GO TO THAT PLACE . IT WAS A CRAP)
My thought 10. Every American already know about sleepy hollow 9. Not scary 8. The scared is on 7.donald turn into evil psycho killer duck ( high school musical need to die ) 6.horned king was scary like crap 5. I FOUND DISNEYLAND WAS LITTLE BIT SCARY , PLEASURE ISLAND WAS LIKE A CLOWN MIXED WITH DISNEYLAND SCARY VERSION . ( IF PLEASURE ISLAND WAS REAL NEVER GO TO THAT PLACE . IT WAS A CRAP)
#10. not scary #9. not scary, but surreal. #8. hm. Not scary, but surreal. #7. Ok #6. I’ve heard other people get freaked out by that, but not me. #5. *not scary, didn’t scream, -boi you just posted cringe-
10 The Headless Horseman always gives me a jump scare 9 I HATE this sequence! 8 What were they thinking!?🤨 I hated those wheelers! Demented freaks! 7 Donald goes crazy! Nothing new. 6 The Horned King. Scariest of all the Disney villains. Maleficent’s the scariest of all Disney villainesses. 5 Again, What were they thinking!? Lampwick’s transformation is horrifying. Not to mention who or WHAT is the Coachman?😨
There was a moment in Return To Oz that straight up broke my heart, it wasn't really scary or anything either. That moment when Dorothy sees the ripped up Yellow Brick Road, follows it and sees the towers of the Emerald City all turned to stone. That was when you knew something was very very wrong.
Animation has always creeped me out more than live action horror. Something about the coloring and style of frame rate and animation, escecially when it came to faces; my greatest fear, it gives an uncanny and nightmarish feel to it. And I love every minute of it lol. no lie..
I honestly LOVE this video (and the Disney villains list). I think it helps me see what Animat thinks is the scariest moments in Disney history, film or even a cartoon or ride in general! I am happy to say that I am a fan of this channel and I love to say that you, Animat are the best TH-camr in my opinion :)
The worst part about pleasure island was they put it in The Main Street Electrical Parade in Disneyland/world. Complete with the donkey kids giving you flashbacks to the horror while you're supposed to be having a good time. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING!!!!!!
"And heaven forbid, I don't want to know what happened to the talking ones!" I don't either, believe me, but I think I know what happens to one of them.... *Cough cough Donkey from Shrek cough cough*
Nope, you are not the only one. I always thought the pink elephants scene was a warning against drinking. Of course Pinocchio had a similar message with the Pleasure Island donkeys.
Pretty much yeah. I mean look at what happens to someone who excessively drinks, smokes, fights, gambles, does drugs etc. They don't turn into a donkey so much, but they are considered to be well... a jackass! Actually, the real lesson in Pinocchio is that nothing comes without a price. The bad boys think they will get away with their bad behavior without any punishment or retribution; becoming donkeys is the price they pay for their naughtiness.
Y'know, Dumbo didn't really "drink" the alcohol... he kind of "snorted" it. Trunks are supposed to be noses so.. an elephant can't really drink out of his nose lol.
After rereading the comment by Paul Jones, I'd like to nominate some more scary Disney moments. Not that the non-Disney ones aren't terrifying, because they are. But Disney also has some far more terrifying moments than the ones listed in the video. Here's the short list: -The scene in The Princess and the Frog where Dr. Facilier is dragged into his grave and presumably to hell -Frollo's "Hellfire" sequence (actually, Frollo himself is pretty darn creepy) -The Toy Story 3 incinerator scene (yes, I know it's Pixar, but I'm not picky) -Zira's "My Lullaby" -The asylum director in Beauty and the Beast -Snow White: the queen's transformation -The Little Mermaid: Ursula's polyp garden Seriously, why in heck did our parents let us watch this stuff?
Very nice list! I would put all of those on a countdown. A couple of others I might put down: Aladdin: scenes of Jafar hypnotizing Sultan. That creeped me out big time as a kid. Fantasia 2000: The Firebird sequence. Similar to Night on Bald Mountain it was frightening as well as beautiful. Also under scary vilains from lesser known movies, I'd put Mc Leach from Rescuers Down Under. Seriously the guy traps animals kills Golden Eagles and their eggs and tried to throw a boy in a crocodile river. I hated him.
My favorite villain song is there :D my lulluby! But the lyrics are very brutal for a Disney movie. "The sound of Simbas dying gasp! His daughter squealing in my grasp!" Not to mention the graphics
***** Right? I didn't see the movie until my late teens, and that song gave me the absolute creeps. I was like, "Wait. One. Minute. People expose five-year-olds to this????"
I'm rather surprised no one's ever done the Scariest Non-Disney Moments! Here's my list: An American Tail - The Giant Mouse of Minsk All Dogs Go To Heaven - The Hell Scene Anastasia - Rasputin Fern Gully - Hexxus Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland - the whole movie pretty much The Pagemaster - Mr Hyde In my opinion, I find those much scarier than some of the scary Disney scenes. Did any of you found those moments scary too?
Lampwick screaming, "Mommmaaaaa!" before he lost his power to talk was always the worst part for me. At his last moment he was repentant but it was too late.
With the elephants, I remember as a kid not even getting it. The faces creeped me out, and then all this random stuff happened. *Even as a kid* I did not get it.
In the book, the donkeys pulling the coachman's carriage are talking ones, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was the fate of the ones who still could talk in the movie... (Or maybe the guy just kept them in the island until they couldn't talk anymore). BTW, in the book, one of the said donkeys tries to warn Pinocchio to not come with the boys... The Coachman bites his ear, tearing off a piece, to keep him quiet.
Yeah...as donkey's in salt mines where they will die a very slow death. Never mind the subtext of never being "boys" again after being to "pleasure island". The whole thing is just messed up on so many levels.
I'm pretty sure I suppressed it, because I definitely saw the movie as a kid, but my earliest memory of the Pink Elephants is when I watched the scene on TH-cam in middle school.
Plus I never understood why Dorothy is in a asylum / mental hospital QUESTION : why is Dorothy insane AWNSER : cause why not it's a scary movie for little kids trauma ( which will probably drive your kids insane anyway )
I was unfazed by Jurassic Park, Aliens, and Ghostbusters growing up, but these parts of Disney movies scared me as a kid. God that head sequence in return to oz...had nightmares about it for a month.
I got to say, the song you chose, "Secret of Survival," is the best transition song for a Top 10 Scariest Disney Moments Video. The reason I believe is that it sounds like the exact opposite of the Disney song, "It's A Small World After All." While "It's a Small World" is a very upbeat song that tells you that are loved in this world, no matter what, "Secret of Survival is a very dark song that tells you that once you make a step in this world, you're screwed. Both songs also come from a piece of Disney media, "It's A Small World" coming from the ride of the same name and "Secret of Survival" coming from the 1996 film, The Wind in the Willows, which distributed was distributed by Walt Disney Pictures in the United States.
Look, I don't know what kind of alcohol you've been drinking lately, but I think that that scene would be warranted by A DIFFERENT SUBSTANCE ENTIRELY. Can you say LSD?
I think with the "sequel" to the OZ movie, it was actually suppose to be a deconstruction of Wonderland instead. Somewhere in Disney was there a miss communication.
I would like to mention that in the Disney book version of The Legend of Sleepy Hallow...the last page literally shows Ichabod Crane as a ghost looking over the town...further proving that he was killed by the Headless Horseman!
Yeah I wasn't sure if Hungary Donald was supposed to be funny or freaky, someone did say it was was a cow & it would be shocking if he tries to ax his friends & Return to Oz can't be that scary comparing Oz the Great & Powerful (FYI Jack Pumpkinhead looks like Jack Skellington) I know that this Xmas special of The Simpsons at the end Lisa turned into a camel cracks me up but in Pleasure Island where boys turn into donkeys, the ending wasn't all happy cuz they never saw their families ever again & the bad guys got away & who knows whatever did happen to the ones that still talk & I never knew that Igabog did die
9:41 - 9:52 Hearing John Hurt’s voice is very bittersweet as one of his best roles and it really sucks that he died in 2017. R.I.P Oxley (Indiana Jones 4)
With the one where you talk about The Rescuers and its sequel, I'll have to admit that the saying, "Diamonds are a girl's best friend!" feels appropriate .
When I was a kid I always loved the pink elephant scene because I thought the song was super catchy XD Also I am normally pretty good at stomaching uncanny and unsettling visuals, I actually get a kind of thrill out of them
I've seen Dumbo so many times on TV and I didn't think the pink elephants were scary. Some of these movies you might never see on TV. That version of The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow is scary with the Headless Horseman who is really Brom Bones. The Black Cauldron is another movie you also might never see on TV. That's a movie almost nobody knows about. Pinocchio might be another movie you'll probably never see on TV. The coachman is scary. He looks like a devil when he says, "They never come back as boys." Poor donkeys. Also Pinocchio's dad gets swallowed by a whale. So Pinocchio might be a movie you'll never see on TV.
I stumbled onto this channel from a nostalgia critic video and I'm now binge watching all your videos. ( in a completely non creepy way :) ) and yeah Pinoccio is a pretty scary film all round anyways. The original story is even more horrific. The Disney one is the tame version.
I loved and still love the Pink Elephant scene, it's just so creative and freaky that it ibecomes very exciting and fun to watch. I can see why other people wouldn't like it or find it too scary, though, especially coming out of Dumbo, one of the more cutesy and child friendly Disney classics.
Numbers 20 to 15 in AniMat’s Top 10 Scariest Disney Moments 20. The Watcher in the Woods 19. Ghost Girl (???) 18. The Death of Bambi’s Mother (Bambi) 17. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 16. Wolves Attack Belle (Beauty and the Beast) 15. The Scary Forest (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
I'm a recent subscriber, but I absolutely love your channel. You're little interjections and humor mixed with information is awesome. Plus, you giving your personal bias without overall ruining your point in the video is something so simple that not a lot of TH-camrs realize. Great job, dude👍🏻
Now here's the thing, I understand that the company's job is to bring joy and magic to movies (and *cough cough* remakes *coughs*) but it's normal to get scared and also fun as well. Yes, Disney should've tone it down but it builds up the temptation of intensity. Just like horror games and the TH-camrs' dark personas, they were really good, right?
As a kid when I saw Pinnocio for the first time, yeah the donkey scene was scary, but I was also surprised that a kids cartoon had the word "jack ass" in it. That's the first cartoon I've ever seen with any type of swearing in it. And I think I was like 4 or 5 at that time too.
I was so happy when I saw Return to Oz. I LOVED that film because it is so freaky. The wheelers are awesome! XD .... Holy crap, I just had a fridge horror moment. What happens to the talking donkeys? ... Maybe someone should ask Donkey (Shrek)...? O_O Is THIS where they got that character from, Shrek being taken from other fairy tails? O.O
I think the "Big Pink Elephant Moment" would be a good alternative name to the "Big Lipped Alligator Moment." Seriously! They come out of nowhere, make no sense, and once they're over they're never mentioned again!
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Anyone think Matt should do an update of this list?
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Me.
Vilmundur Gunnarsson What for?
Vilmundur Gunnarsson definitely. So mufasas here.
Yeah for every time they make a live action remake
when I was little, I watched the scene where dumbo got drunk and when he was hallucinating, I laughed my ass off.
Even though it is hilarious, I don't like that scene. I don't know why, it's not cuz he drunk, I just don't like it.
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The Derp Knight as a kid, that scene honestly didn't scared me at all. I just thought it was just wierd and i understood why this was happening because dumbo and timothy mouse were drunk. So yea, i don't really find that part scary at all.
But i wonder how that scene will go in the live action remake...... With Tim Burton as the director for the movie, obviously that scene will really get creepy and dark.
When I saw this I was so confused and since I was Muslim and have awesome parents I never really heard of alcohol until I was 12 lol
Seeing your profile picture made me realize animat sounds like Steve 😂
I was probably the only child who was clapping along to the Pink Elephants like the disturbed child I was... And still am.
I loved the pink elephants! I was also a disturbed child.
yay! disturbed child high five!
At that scene I didn't have a particular reaction...I was like "Okay,Dumbo drank something and is now dreaming of pink elephants..Okay then." I just went with the flow xD
Disturbed Children Unite!
i used to fast forward the whole film just to get to that scene. i think i ended up breaking the video, and i bought a new one.
Pinnochio seems to be more of a straight up horror movie than a disney movie if you really think about it. So many horrible people and they all get away with what they are doing and keep doing it long after the movie ends. As a kid that donkey transformation really scared me, the whale never did since that was tame in comparison. As a kid I didnt care about Pinnochio becomeing a real boy, I only kept thinking about the kids left behind. I'm sure there is supposed to be some moral lesson in there, but making mistakes is part of growing up. The punishment seems far too extreme. I'd not let kids watch it untill they are at least 10 or such.
Willem Verheij My Parents would never let me watch it. I still haven’t watched it just cause I hate Disney Movies. And now I know why.
Nah the author for the original story HATED kids
Oh yeah the coachman i hated the guy hes my only hated disney character
I really felt sorry for those poor boys when I 1st watched the movie and still do to this day
How come this video has so many dislikes? I don't see any problems with it.
Jess Ferrian If only there are more people like you on TH-cam :) I'm really glad you enjoyed this video
ElectricDragon505
I agree with Jess. These videos are too great and funny to have so many dislikes!
Keep up the great work!
I agree I love this vid.
ElectricDragon505 Besides this is an opinion based. I've seen a lot of disney's scariest moments lists.
More the views, more the likes but also the dislikes
I used to be terrified of drinking cause my parents told me I would turn into a donkey o_o
Avery Jacobsen Me too loved the movie (still do) but freaked of that very scene especially the coachman's demon face!!! (still kind of does!)
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Steampunk1993 Productions the coachman is so horrifying it'll haunt me to my grave! 😱
Pleasure Island Was Perfect At This List . It was fun place but it actually really scary
I’m terrified because I learned about it in Health Class. I *still* never want to drink!
When I saw hungry hungry Donald for the first time as a kid I thought it was funny.
yay
Same
same
I did too. I couldn't help but think, man that is some fucked up shit right there, but in reality, I think it was just a moment that was too funny to look over. It also made me hate the giant more.
I used to adore the Pink Elephants scene in Dumbo whenever I was little. xD I dunno why it never scared me.
Me too. I just took it all for a crazy dream and enjoyed the insanity and bright colors. I didn't even realize it was "scary" until I went on the internet and everyone started telling me so.
Same here. I always enjoyed that bit - it never scared me.
And then when it went all crazy at the end, the elephants exploded into clouds, reality kicks in, and I was always like, "Aww, back to the plot!"
Same, I guess I just really liked all the bright colors :3
Me too. I liked the part where they ice skate best.
Vulpixsocute Whenever I saw that part, I got REALLY scared XD
10:50 "HURRY HURRY HURRY! GET YOUR FREE HOOKER HERE! ABSOLUTELY FREE! HAVE THE NIGHT OF YOUR LIFE! THIS AIN"T CALLED PLEASURE ISLAND FOR NOTHING YA KNOW! HURRY HURRY HURRY!" BEST PART XD
The reason Disney couldn't let Ichabod escape in the cartoon was because they wanted to stick to the original story (I know because I have read it) and I personally think that Disney would get a lot of shit if they changed the ending of such an iconic story just to please the masses who can't handle the tiniest bit of violence (or in this case, hidden violence). And this isn't an ending that is just made to end the story, it has a lot of symbolic foreshadowing and is supposed to awaken the reader's imagination about what truly happened to Ichabod.
dunno, Disney made Hunchback get a happy ending.. of all stories Hunchback is one that should never, ever have a happy ending - granted Disney's version may as well be an entirely different story, considering how much they altered it.
you too? that is my favorite horror story EVER
StickySauce101 I read the book, still liked the Disney movie :l Does that make me bad?
LesbianLioness not at all, like I said - different stories.. Disney did what they could but you can see how much they changed it.
StickySauce101 For some reason I have Hellfire on my Ipod...Also, I have you ever seen the older Hunchback movie? Well, I don't know how many older ones there are, but ya' know. Alsooooooooo......I like your username.
Just voicing my thoughts on each of the contenders on this list:
#10- Insert Phineas and Ferb "We're Watching and Waiting" song here
#9- I think Disney took a trip down L.S.D. Lane when they were making this scene
#8- Never saw this film and I think I'd be really freaked out if I did see it
#7- I actually found this moment hilarious, but it only got better when High School Musical died!
#6- "The Black Cauldron" frickin' scares the shit out of me! What was Disney thinking?!?
#5- I think it'd be a pleasure for me to just stay away from Pleasure Island
My thought
10. Every American already know about sleepy hollow
9. Not scary
8. The scared is on
7.donald turn into evil psycho killer duck ( high school musical need to die )
6.horned king was scary like crap
5. I FOUND DISNEYLAND WAS LITTLE BIT SCARY , PLEASURE ISLAND WAS LIKE A CLOWN MIXED WITH DISNEYLAND SCARY VERSION . ( IF PLEASURE ISLAND WAS REAL NEVER GO TO THAT PLACE . IT WAS A CRAP)
My thought
10. Every American already know about sleepy hollow
9. Not scary
8. The scared is on
7.donald turn into evil psycho killer duck ( high school musical need to die )
6.horned king was scary like crap
5. I FOUND DISNEYLAND WAS LITTLE BIT SCARY , PLEASURE ISLAND WAS LIKE A CLOWN MIXED WITH DISNEYLAND SCARY VERSION . ( IF PLEASURE ISLAND WAS REAL NEVER GO TO THAT PLACE . IT WAS A CRAP)
#10. not scary
#9. not scary, but surreal.
#8. hm. Not scary, but surreal.
#7. Ok
#6. I’ve heard other people get freaked out by that, but not me.
#5. *not scary, didn’t scream, -boi you just posted cringe-
@@DreamscapeSYN For #6, just look at the deleted scenes.
10 The Headless Horseman always gives me a jump scare
9 I HATE this sequence!
8 What were they thinking!?🤨 I hated those wheelers! Demented freaks!
7 Donald goes crazy! Nothing new.
6 The Horned King. Scariest of all the Disney villains. Maleficent’s the scariest of all Disney villainesses.
5 Again, What were they thinking!? Lampwick’s transformation is horrifying. Not to mention who or WHAT is the Coachman?😨
There was a moment in Return To Oz that straight up broke my heart, it wasn't really scary or anything either. That moment when Dorothy sees the ripped up Yellow Brick Road, follows it and sees the towers of the Emerald City all turned to stone. That was when you knew something was very very wrong.
I saw Return To Oz...and I actually enjoyed it but that's my own opinoin
It was awesome
Animation has always creeped me out more than live action horror. Something about the coloring and style of frame rate and animation, escecially when it came to faces; my greatest fear, it gives an uncanny and nightmarish feel to it. And I love every minute of it lol. no lie..
Disney y u so evil?
They should just put High School: The Musical as the most scary disney moment.
Lol Yes I hate that crap
The scariest moment in disney history is the birth of Violetta.
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lol ikr
***** Violetta is worse than Twilight itself.
Take that as a blessing.
R.I.P. The Horned King you will be missed....
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss! Black Cauldron!
@@masterseal0418 what
@@catmasteryt1131 The voice actor of The Horned King died a few years ago.
@@Magiclove99Abby you mean John hurt
@@jamessparkman6604 Yes.
Why AniMat would NOT include "Hellfire" in this countdown is mind-boggling to me.
Maybe he didnt see the hunchback of Notre dame
@@rachdiva maybe it didn’t scare him
I honestly LOVE this video (and the Disney villains list). I think it helps me see what Animat thinks is the scariest moments in Disney history, film or even a cartoon or ride in general! I am happy to say that I am a fan of this channel and I love to say that you, Animat are the best TH-camr in my opinion :)
The worst part about pleasure island was they put it in The Main Street Electrical Parade in Disneyland/world. Complete with the donkey kids giving you flashbacks to the horror while you're supposed to be having a good time.
WHAT WERE THEY THINKING!!!!!!
"They will never come back.."
Me: Dundunduu..
"..As boys!! "
Me: WTF O_o
MusicalDog Me going into cardiac arrest now! 😱🙀🙈💔
"And heaven forbid, I don't want to know what happened to the talking ones!"
I don't either, believe me, but I think I know what happens to one of them....
*Cough cough Donkey from Shrek cough cough*
I was under the impression that he kept them their until a) They lost the ability to talk and were sold off with the rest, or b) They died.
@@Adamguy2003
I came off that he killed, cooked, and ate them.
Interesting theory….🤔😎
I actually enjoyed the scariness of the pink elephants as a toddler. Why? HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOOWW!!!!!!!!!!!?????????????
Same...
I actually think that part is hilarious, I don't know why but I do!
Josh Smith I..... It's....... What's.........
Same reason people like courage the cowardly dog
am I the only one who thinks the elephants parade is a metaphor for the bad effects of drinking?
Nope, you are not the only one. I always thought the pink elephants scene was a warning against drinking.
Of course Pinocchio had a similar message with the Pleasure Island donkeys.
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What the heck is the lesson in Pinocchio? Don't do bad things or bad things will happen to you?
Pretty much yeah.
I mean look at what happens to someone who excessively drinks, smokes, fights, gambles, does drugs etc. They don't turn into a donkey so much, but they are considered to be well... a jackass!
Actually, the real lesson in Pinocchio is that nothing comes without a price. The bad boys think they will get away with their bad behavior without any punishment or retribution; becoming donkeys is the price they pay for their naughtiness.
Y'know, Dumbo didn't really "drink" the alcohol... he kind of "snorted" it. Trunks are supposed to be noses so.. an elephant can't really drink out of his nose lol.
Muffin, who made you come here? XD I came here from the start of Bluestar and Snowfur's "Do you want to build a snowman" video of yours!
I'm a Disney dork and I am subscribed to this guy, how did you find this comment?
I was browsing through the comments, because they can make you laugh.
What are you talking about? Elephants do drink out of their noses lol.
DRagOoN BiTez
8:36 I want to argue with you but I really, really, REALLY hate High school musical.
*dont worry, Donald will make them disappear*
I agree as well
Some of us are HSM fans
9:10 XDHorned king: I have arrived..Animat: woah dude! Back up! You are NOT made for close ups!
After rereading the comment by Paul Jones, I'd like to nominate some more scary Disney moments. Not that the non-Disney ones aren't terrifying, because they are. But Disney also has some far more terrifying moments than the ones listed in the video. Here's the short list:
-The scene in The Princess and the Frog where Dr. Facilier is dragged into his grave and presumably to hell
-Frollo's "Hellfire" sequence (actually, Frollo himself is pretty darn creepy)
-The Toy Story 3 incinerator scene (yes, I know it's Pixar, but I'm not picky)
-Zira's "My Lullaby"
-The asylum director in Beauty and the Beast
-Snow White: the queen's transformation
-The Little Mermaid: Ursula's polyp garden
Seriously, why in heck did our parents let us watch this stuff?
Very nice list! I would put all of those on a countdown. A couple of others I might put down:
Aladdin: scenes of Jafar hypnotizing Sultan. That creeped me out big time as a kid.
Fantasia 2000: The Firebird sequence. Similar to Night on Bald Mountain it was frightening as well as beautiful.
Also under scary vilains from lesser known movies, I'd put Mc Leach from Rescuers Down Under. Seriously the guy traps animals kills Golden Eagles and their eggs and tried to throw a boy in a crocodile river. I hated him.
My favorite villain song is there :D my lulluby! But the lyrics are very brutal for a Disney movie. "The sound of Simbas dying gasp! His daughter squealing in my grasp!" Not to mention the graphics
***** Right? I didn't see the movie until my late teens, and that song gave me the absolute creeps. I was like, "Wait. One. Minute. People expose five-year-olds to this????"
Lol. I'm 10.
A personal scary moment of mine is Cinderella's stepsisters ripping the dress the mice and birds crafted for her to shreds!!
I'm rather surprised no one's ever done the Scariest Non-Disney Moments! Here's my list:
An American Tail - The Giant Mouse of Minsk
All Dogs Go To Heaven - The Hell Scene
Anastasia - Rasputin
Fern Gully - Hexxus
Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland - the whole movie pretty much
The Pagemaster - Mr Hyde
In my opinion, I find those much scarier than some of the scary Disney scenes. Did any of you found those moments scary too?
Yes, very much in fact.
lol theres a BUNCH of those videos on that topic bro :)
+Paul Jones
You forgot, The Secret of NIMH, most of the movie scared me.
Paul Jones Oh, someone mentioned Hexxus. :D
Although not widely known, I'd say Rock and Rule. That demon would've given me nightmares if I'd watched it as a kid.
Disappointed by most of the video until high school musical died. Then I was happy.
Lampwick screaming, "Mommmaaaaa!" before he lost his power to talk was always the worst part for me. At his last moment he was repentant but it was too late.
The pink elephant is like Heffalumps and Woozles.
With the elephants, I remember as a kid not even getting it. The faces creeped me out, and then all this random stuff happened. *Even as a kid* I did not get it.
In the book, the donkeys pulling the coachman's carriage are talking ones, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was the fate of the ones who still could talk in the movie... (Or maybe the guy just kept them in the island until they couldn't talk anymore).
BTW, in the book, one of the said donkeys tries to warn Pinocchio to not come with the boys... The Coachman bites his ear, tearing off a piece, to keep him quiet.
The coachmen: They'll never come back...👿
Me: Oh no! 😱
The coachmen: As boys!
Me: Oh nvm their gonna live. 😏
"They won't come back as boys" actually sounds worse if you really think about it. o_O
Yeah...as donkey's in salt mines where they will die a very slow death.
Never mind the subtext of never being "boys" again after being to "pleasure island". The whole thing is just messed up on so many levels.
TheCreeder
NAMBLA director
*Insert Christ Handson here*
To be honest, immediate death sounds better than the slow one they'll get from labor.
I cried and had nightmares when I saw the pink elephants when I was little. XD
I was honestly more confused and thought 'whatever, crap happens'
+GraceDoesEverything me too! I remember that I couldnt see dumbo without crying in that part😂
I'm pretty sure I suppressed it, because I definitely saw the movie as a kid, but my earliest memory of the Pink Elephants is when I watched the scene on TH-cam in middle school.
I remember I bought a dumbo DVD when I saw that scene I was like nope nope nope nope and never watched it again
I loved the dumbo scene. I'm a pretty fucked up kid.. ;3;
Me too
The pink elephant scene are not scary .
I love breaking the fourth wall.
8:00 donald has the rinnegan
Wayne's Fish World So I’m not the only one who noticed Rinnegan eyes as a common trend in Western Animation! Nice!
Naruto85RasenShuriken What's that?
@@raephillips6274 Naruto stuff in which you gave Circles in your eyes
11:17 I've never seen Pinochio but that was just plain fucked up!
I know, right.
Pleasure island. Come join the fun jackass
+Shark fan of the sea Heheh. Hehehehehehehahahahahaha. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I know right and Bambi's mom's death tho that was just sad
should be banned disney movies dont swear but this is its jackass
Plus I never understood why Dorothy is in a asylum / mental hospital
QUESTION : why is Dorothy insane
AWNSER : cause why not it's a scary movie for little kids trauma ( which will probably drive your kids insane anyway )
2:22 actually, I think the headless horseman is like an underrated villain like Man from Bambi & Morgana from The little mermaid 2
6:29 - 6:37:
Ron Weasley - "Bloody hell!"
Is it wrong that I actually loved the pink elephants scene in Dumbo as a little kid?
Same I'd rewind it
I liked it too you're not alone... And it was just trippy
Why am I starting to think that I was the only one who was terrorfied by it...
I never even thought it was that scary. The expressions of the elephants were too goofy for me to be creeped out.
.... this guy
I agree.
Reece C Thank god you are seeing it too
What about this guy?
Darth Sorrow If you had to ask then you'll never see it.
What? He's weird? So what, everyone a bit weird lol
Did we ever figure out why this has so many dislikes? I don't get it either D: this video is nice.
Liezl Bohnen
a runied childhood that why
I was unfazed by Jurassic Park, Aliens, and Ghostbusters growing up, but these parts of Disney movies scared me as a kid. God that head sequence in return to oz...had nightmares about it for a month.
8:36-8:37 I applaud Donald
There is a part in bambi, where his mom died? It scared me and made me sad when I was a kid.
it made me cry
What about the Lion King? ;-;
That was sad too
This is the scariest moments of Disney, not the saddest.
Kiera Paul
Also traumatizing.
5:11 LOL!!!
The only thing that disney's movies lost is just one
COMMON SENSE
This is the first of your videos I ever saw. I love this video and most of your reviews! Keep doing what you do, dude!
Return to Oz, in my opinion, was truer to the original stories. The original Wonderful World of Oz series was very dark.
The unseen version of the cauldron-born army scene almost gave the film an M rating.
Has it really been nearly seven years since this video was uploaded?
My man here is the mix of the nostalgia critic and the angry video game nerd, but family friendly.
I got to say, the song you chose, "Secret of Survival," is the best transition song for a Top 10 Scariest Disney Moments Video.
The reason I believe is that it sounds like the exact opposite of the Disney song, "It's A Small World After All." While "It's a Small World" is a very upbeat song that tells you that are loved in this world, no matter what, "Secret of Survival is a very dark song that tells you that once you make a step in this world, you're screwed. Both songs also come from a piece of Disney media, "It's A Small World" coming from the ride of the same name and "Secret of Survival" coming from the 1996 film, The Wind in the Willows, which distributed was distributed by Walt Disney Pictures in the United States.
How fitting, I got a Disney cruise ad for this video.
they're in alot of his disney stuff, acually almost all of his disney stuff.
This is for everyone on the comment section.Hardly anyone is scard of any of these moments.
What are the odds?
The Horned King was a badass in The Black Cauldron! But The coachman made me shit my pants.
I always closed my eyes whenever that Dumbo-Drunk scene came on. It deeply disturbed me. And I was 7, I didn't know what deeply disturbed MEANT.
Look, I don't know what kind of alcohol you've been drinking lately, but I think that that scene would be warranted by A DIFFERENT SUBSTANCE ENTIRELY. Can you say LSD?
***** Now that I think about it, I never liked those clowns either. Something about them just bothered me.
I think with the "sequel" to the OZ movie, it was actually suppose to be a deconstruction of Wonderland instead. Somewhere in Disney was there a miss communication.
I always thought that the elephants were catchy :D
I would like to mention that in the Disney book version of The Legend of Sleepy Hallow...the last page literally shows Ichabod Crane as a ghost looking over the town...further proving that he was killed by the Headless Horseman!
Yikes
I loved Return to Oz as a kid. Sure it scared the crap out of me but I was still obsessed with it.
Yeah I wasn't sure if Hungary Donald was supposed to be funny or freaky, someone did say it was was a cow & it would be shocking if he tries to ax his friends & Return to Oz can't be that scary comparing Oz the Great & Powerful (FYI Jack Pumpkinhead looks like Jack Skellington) I know that this Xmas special of The Simpsons at the end Lisa turned into a camel cracks me up but in Pleasure Island where boys turn into donkeys, the ending wasn't all happy cuz they never saw their families ever again & the bad guys got away & who knows whatever did happen to the ones that still talk & I never knew that Igabog did die
I remember being scared the living shit out of me when the coachman grins. One of the first scary expeciences from Disney.
9:41 - 9:52
Hearing John Hurt’s voice is very bittersweet as one of his best roles and it really sucks that he died in 2017. R.I.P Oxley (Indiana Jones 4)
With the one where you talk about The Rescuers and its sequel, I'll have to admit that the saying, "Diamonds are a girl's best friend!" feels appropriate .
7:45 AniMat: *narrates*
Donald: SHUT UP! I CAN'T STAND IT!
AniMat: O_O
😂
I got here from pokemon......
How in the world?
farkle bummble i have no idea.... *DerpyHooves2014*
The horned king should be a horror movie character!🤣😂
It would have some potenzial for horror movies!
I have always loved the Wizard of Oz (story and movie), and the Return to Oz movie. RtO was a really good movie. Creepy as hell, but good.
I just discovered this channel this morning, and I love it! Thank you so much for this list!
When I was a kid I always loved the pink elephant scene because I thought the song was super catchy XD
Also I am normally pretty good at stomaching uncanny and unsettling visuals, I actually get a kind of thrill out of them
I've seen Dumbo so many times on TV and I didn't think the pink elephants were scary.
Some of these movies you might never see on TV. That version of The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow is scary with the Headless Horseman who is really Brom Bones.
The Black Cauldron is another movie you also might never see on TV. That's a movie almost nobody knows about.
Pinocchio might be another movie you'll probably never see on TV. The coachman is scary. He looks like a devil when he says, "They never come back as boys." Poor donkeys. Also Pinocchio's dad gets swallowed by a whale. So Pinocchio might be a movie you'll never see on TV.
It was Monstro that scared me as a kid. Now it's the Coachman :/
10:41-10:49 well that escalated quickly
I stumbled onto this channel from a nostalgia critic video and I'm now binge watching all your videos. ( in a completely non creepy way :) ) and yeah Pinoccio is a pretty scary film all round anyways. The original story is even more horrific. The Disney one is the tame version.
The Black Cauldron is one of my favorite childhood movies. Eilonwy never got the credit she deserved as a Disney princess ;;
"Duck duck duck duck..."
Goose!
Disney bought Star Wars. Mickey, come to the dark side.
I loved and still love the Pink Elephant scene, it's just so creative and freaky that it ibecomes very exciting and fun to watch. I can see why other people wouldn't like it or find it too scary, though, especially coming out of Dumbo, one of the more cutesy and child friendly Disney classics.
Numbers 20 to 15 in AniMat’s Top 10 Scariest Disney Moments
20. The Watcher in the Woods
19. Ghost Girl (???)
18. The Death of Bambi’s Mother (Bambi)
17. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
16. Wolves Attack Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
15. The Scary Forest (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
In Return to Oz the Gnome King was much more scary than in the old Oz books this was based on.
I'm a recent subscriber, but I absolutely love your channel. You're little interjections and humor mixed with information is awesome. Plus, you giving your personal bias without overall ruining your point in the video is something so simple that not a lot of TH-camrs realize. Great job, dude👍🏻
why don't you just call your channel animat
Now here's the thing, I understand that the company's job is to bring joy and magic to movies (and *cough cough* remakes *coughs*) but it's normal to get scared and also fun as well. Yes, Disney should've tone it down but it builds up the temptation of intensity. Just like horror games and the TH-camrs' dark personas, they were really good, right?
Letting Donald kill the characters from High School Musical was hilarious and wise.
These f-ing lists are my c h i l d h o o d. Love ya, man.
Headless Horseman...... Just... ALSO "DON'T YOU PULL SOME BULLCRAP ON ME!"
As a kid when I saw Pinnocio for the first time, yeah the donkey scene was scary, but I was also surprised that a kids cartoon had the word "jack ass" in it. That's the first cartoon I've ever seen with any type of swearing in it. And I think I was like 4 or 5 at that time too.
The film was released in the 1940s; that word wasn't considered swearing back then.
@@MacandBloo4ever jackass isn’t really a curse word lol
Holy shit lmao "a healthy Ethiopian sandwich" im so done 😂😂😂
Is the narrator an actor from The Goldbergs? Call me crazy, but...
You're probably thinking of Patton Oswalt.
8:23 - 8:45 Somebody make that a meme!
I was so happy when I saw Return to Oz. I LOVED that film because it is so freaky. The wheelers are awesome! XD
.... Holy crap, I just had a fridge horror moment. What happens to the talking donkeys? ... Maybe someone should ask Donkey (Shrek)...? O_O
Is THIS where they got that character from, Shrek being taken from other fairy tails? O.O
The pink elephant scene is my favorite scene in dumbo
high school musical should be 1# scariest
"That is the most PEDO thing that I've ever heard in my entire life. He knows it, they know it, I know it, and YOU know it." 😅
holy shit, so many repressed childhood memories coming crashing back D:
I think the "Big Pink Elephant Moment" would be a good alternative name to the "Big Lipped Alligator Moment." Seriously! They come out of nowhere, make no sense, and once they're over they're never mentioned again!
when i enter the room:nothing when the horned king enters:EXPLOSIONS,FIRE,AND GAS EVERYWHERE