Disney has a problem with brand creep since it killed off Touchstone and acquired all the companies it did which all have adult content, especially fox. Disney+ meaning to be a competitor to Netflix can't keep all just classic family entertainment, maybe once they totally buy out Hulu they can move al the marvel/lucasfilm/fox stuff to there and make Disney+ just disney family stuff, but then they also have other networks like Disney cable tv for that as well, I think they always intended Disney+ to have more of a range of content just like Netflix.
I completely agree with you. I remember back to those Touchstone days. You knew that is where the edgy Disney stuff was produced. I would be fine with what you suggest. Keep Disney+ the family content and Hulu everything else
You've had a very different Disney Plus than us in Australia but that's because we didn't have Hulu and some of the other services in the US. We had more not kid friendly content from the earlier days. Taking your point of going back 20 years, going back to 2003 you have Pirates of the Caribbean. While sure not a bare butt anywhere it was certainly very suggestive, full of innuendo and more mature content (not adult only maybe but teen and older probably) and violence and such. I'm not a parent so my views will be informed by that, like yours are as a parent. Personally I believe as a parent you should do the parenting and not require apps and society to do it for you. Set up the filters if you feel you need those tools. Don't make the excuse that it is inconvenient. They also shouldn't need to not create content geared towards an older audience or create a whole different streaming service for it. This said it couldn't be that hard for them to make a version of the app that is already restricted for all profiles. Call it Disney+ Kids or something. Then only allow G and maybe PG rated stuff on there. The bigger problem with a "kid friendly" restricted version of Disney+ is drawing that line. What's acceptable for a 3 or 5 year old is not the same as a 10 year old even. Let alone once they start reaching the age of like 15.
I understand completely where you are coming from, and I value your points. I think those of us with kids may see it a bit differently, and that is fine and understandable. But I do parent my children, and I am protective over what they do watch. But there should be a place, like Disney+ where I shouldn't have to worry about there being Mature content. Naturally on Netflix, Prime, Hulu, etc, I have locked down their accounts and restricted their viewing permissions. But I don't want to worry about having to do that with a service like Disney+. I feel that should be just for kids. But I get where you are coming from :)
@@InLikeFlynns I also appreciate your point of view. Rereading my comment I can see some of it may come across a little aggressive which wasn't my intent. Differences of opinion and people wanting different things is normal and discussion is good :) They really should just make a different version of the app you can install that only includes the more family friendly content. That way you can install that on all the ipads, tv devices etc you want and then on the parents personal devices, bedroom TV (if they have one) etc you can have the full open platform if you want.
Its all good! I have fairly thick skin. And its totally ok to disagree with people as long as it continues from a place of mutual respect. And honestly, I didn't think your comment was really that aggressive. I try to read everything from a positive perspective and reply back with respect for the person that took time out of their day to respond to me. Some people are buttholes, but its all good. You are awesome in my book :)
I honestly don't care whether or not there is semi-adult content in Disney stuff. What bothers me more than anything is horrible writing. Agatha All Along finally caused me to just give up on it five episodes in. It's just crappy writing that causes me to stop caring about anything involved with the project.
Unfortunately I can't really comment on the writing since I didn't watch the show. I was all into everything Marvel until it jumped the shark in the last phase. Hope it gets back on track.
Sad to see so many people making this about the sexuality rather than the promiscuity. Media in general spaces has gotten much more sexualized lately, and I'm starting to grow uncomfortable with that even as a Millenial on the cusp of Gen Z. it could be two men, two women, a woman and a man - with 1 or both or none transgender - but it seems to be becoming more and more common to have films feature 1-2 sex scenes that feel unnecessary, like they're trying to appeal to a small demographic looking for sexual gratification from every place. I do not believe sexual content should be seen as bad but it can be uncomfortable and inappropriate for younger children, just like gore and serious themes like miscarriage and suicide. I wish producers and distributors would give people a way to enforce their own boundaries on these topics without having to look up each film. Again, this is not a statement against LGBTQ+ relations, which so many seem to be trying to make it out to be.
You make a lot of great points that I completely agree with! I’m not offended at all by the content as a grown man. I just want my kids to have a safe space to watch content that I don’t have to worry about monitoring!
I think this video and people speaking up about this is very very important. People like us were silent for too long in order to get along. I'm done "getting along" and being silent, it's ruined our society and the things and places we enjoy. Like Disney parks and Disney+. They think they can keep including this degenerate garbage in their content and we'll keep lining their pockets. Same with the parks and how they hired a man to play maleficent at wilderness lodge. I had planned to go there until I saw that, now I never will. Disney, as much as I love it and what it used to be, is walking a fine line with me and I've given them thousands upon thousands of the money my family works hard for. Great video, thank you!
I appreciate your kind words and sticking up for me in the comments. Sadly this video made a lot of people angry and caused them to unsubscribe. While that stinks, and I’m not sure why people would be upset with what I said, I’m only going to be truthful and honest with my opinions on my channel. And I feel Disney needs to do better as a “family” company.
No wonder I had a horrible feeling about that useless show Agatha. Thank you for the info and the video Flynn it’s good this was addressed. I knew Disney outta be ashamed of this
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Unfortunately a lot of people didn’t and I suppose they mistook what I was trying to relay, which is that I’m not really offended of the content per se, but I just want the kids to have a safer space to watch kid content. I’m not complaining about any shows on other providers…..oh well. Can’t win em all lol
Wow, this video is really thought-provoking! 🎥 It’s interesting to hear a former Disney World cast member’s perspective on the topic. The discussion about nudity and adult content on Disney+ is definitely something worth exploring. Keep sharing your insights, looking forward to more! 👍
Disney is slowly becoming less family friendly. Along with the sexuality and violence in the movies, the inappropriate humor from Deadpool has arrived in the themeparks.
I did see Deadpool in California Adventure in August. I will say that the humor from Deadpool in his skit was pretty toned down and wasn't too bad. I liked how he was making fun of the parks he was in and taking shots at Disney. If Deadpool can do it, I can lol
Christ based family with three children here. 100% agree with all of your points. Disney+ has gone from a streaming service my family adores to now I am going to have to do something I don't really want to do but ultimately am going to have to kick Disney + out of my home because of the degeneracy. Also the Disney+ app itself is terrible compared to Hulu's interface. Disney is out of their minds not going the direction of importing Disney+ into the Hulu app.
Yeah, as a Christian family ourselves, I completely understand what you are facing. I just want a place where my kids can watch content and I don’t have to worry about having to filter out a bunch of shows and movies.
@@InLikeFlynns Not long ago policing TH-cam for my children was an issue. Back then I would've never thought that we'd be here with Disney. Now I trust the individual TH-cam creators more than I do Disney. So bizarre...
I worked for Disney when films like Down and Out in Beverly Hills and Roger Rabbit came out. Things started going downhill slowly. Now you have the Disney Adults which they are catering to. Expect more adult content
Ultimately, it all comes down to a branding problem. It was incredibly unwise to bring all Disney content under one banner, doubly so to rope Hulu in with that too. I personally think brands like Marvel should be packaged differently, LIKE said Hulu projects
@@InLikeFlynnsI feel most of the rest of your comment section are putting politics and culture war nonsense into their comments. (ie: “THOSE EVIL ACTIVISTSSSSSSSSS) when Disney+ (as we know it today) is the result of several failed business decisions and related coincidences happening around the same time. Iger has proven that whatever spark he may or may not have had at the start of his tenure, it’s long gone now. Besides, he just sounds like a nasty human. The fact that he goes on a talk show to call the actors’ strike “unreasonable” while simultaneously complaining to the board of directors that he had a smaller bonus than the CBS CEO. (Already several tens of millions of dollars) I think a change in CEO might fix your problem. Just as a new observer can spot a writing flaw in an essay better, a new head can spot problems and fix them better
I do very much monitor what my children watch on other apps and with their friends. My wife and I have constant conversations as to what we will allow them to watch and what we don't. But I don't think it is asking to much to have a Disney branded streaming service that has solely children safe content, and place the content with more mature content (which I am totally fine with fyi) on a service like Hulu.
That "scene" was like a one second peck that happened so quickly that I actually missed it watching in theaters because I was looking at something else happening on screen at the same time. The only reason it got any reaction was because it was between two women.
I must be losing it. I don't remember seeing Ariel's bare butt in the Little Mermaid. And I am totally fine with nudity in TV and films. Just not on a streaming service whose core demographic is mostly children and families.
@@InLikeFlynns Not bare butt but she was clearly naked and showed it. And there are parental controls available. Disney has a very broad demographic, not just children and families, which is evidenced by all the Marvel movies.
that’s a tricky answer. Like I said, it doesn’t bother me personally one bit, but I am a grown man with a very open mind. As a parent, I don’t think there needs to be more than a peck in Disney shows and movies on Disney+. I don’t think there needs to be making out or sex scenes in content for kids, no matter who is kissing. You can get your point across showing romantic feelings with a small kiss. I don’t think more romantic content should be introduced until later in the teenage years. Sorry for the long answer
Traditional Disney love stories are historically acceptable, to think otherwise would be silly. For children specifically I would say pushing homosexuality scenes in children's content is problematic, especially for families with a Christian worldview. I don't know any parent that agrees a corporate entity has the right to steal their child's innocence in the name of homosexuality. The box office shows evidence of this and I'm pretty confident the election next week will also prove these points. Parents both Christian and non-Christian have had enough of this. Christians are instructed through Christ to love thy neighbor (neighbor being christian and non-christian alike). However its clear in scripture that Christian brothers that live in sin such as homosexuality are to be loved, counciled, and provide support to change their sinful ways. And if the person continues in sin they are to be ex-communicated. Non-Christian gays are to be loved and treated with decency with the hope that one day they will find the grace of Christ.
@@PinGorilla That's a problematic viewpoint, especially if it's coming from a Christian perspective. What you have described is thinly veiled prejudice, which is immoral and unGodly. Perpetuating discrimination by justifying "the pushing of heterosexuality" but not the same, fair and equal treatment for gays is not only unfair, but immoral and unethical. The same was true when "good" people justified inequitable treatment of groups of people in the past, e.g., African Americans, Native Americans, women in some contexts, etc., etc. It's interesting that we as a society collectively never seem to learn to understand that arbitrary discrimination based upon inherent characteristics of an individual is very wrong, regardless of how we attempt to rationalize it. It appears the targets of such unjust treatments continue over time, but the intensity and degree of the reprehensible treatment for any given target may change as new targets are added over time. It appears that there is always a need for some to overtly discriminate for some reason. To do this in the name of God is an anathema to Him and all that he stands for. The good news is that justice and God's true message about loving one another wins out in the long run, regardless of those who battle it. Peace.
@@rpmnh I would argue that it's the truth in love for my fellow brothers in Christ to be right with God and make it to eternal heaven and not discrimination. If you are not a Christian and are gay you are treated with the same kindness and decency as a straight person. I don't know what god or what scripture passage you are referring to but I assure you as an Apologetics student I have seen no such message in the context you have written in scripture.
I never said it was awful. I said in the video that it doesn't really bother me at all. I'm not a prude. I more have a problem that it is on a streaming service aimed at little kids. I would rather this content be on Hulu, or a separate Disney app and call it Disney After Dark or something lol.
@@InLikeFlynns Fair enough. But irrespective of your specific rhetoric, you did express to leaning in on the general tendency of tolerating violence over sex. You're not alone. But this general tendency continues to raise my eyebrow. That aside, there's a difference between "kids" and "Family" entertainment. Disney has not been a strictly "kids" brand since my old ass was a kid. They even had rated R films through Buena Vista when I was a child. Finally, I would be surprised if they did not offer 'profiles' with parental controls. Netflix does.
Your point is valid. I would say I am probably more tolerant of violence in TV Shows and Films over sexuality. I cannot even really come up with a valid argument as to why that is if I am being honest. I'll need to think on that more. And you are right, Disney has always offered more mature content under various umbrellas in the past, but it wasn't getting packaged up and delivered in a service which is readily available to kids in the 3-12 year old demographic that should probably not see that content that was available under Touchstone, Buena Vista, etc. And there are parental controls which I set in the past...I just wish for other families out there, that the mature content was on a separate platform like Hulu and Disney+ was reserved for that true Family content that wouldnt need restrictions or filters :)
But yet they edit the movie Splash. It's a huge pile of horseshit!! I am 💯 with you good Sir. WE ARE THE PATENTS. NOBODY GETS TO TAISE OUR CHILDREN BUT US!!!
Thank you for the kind words. I just wish that the content not intended for kids under 18 would be limited to a separate streaming service. Heck, call it Disney After Dark or something. Or just Hulu is fine. I think kids need a safe space where we don't have to worry about filtering out content.
Absolutely they have. And that doesn’t bother me one bit. I’d just rather it be housed on a streaming platform like Hulu, not Disney+, which I would like to remain a child friendly platform.
@InLikeFlynns there's a reason they have parental controls. If you don't want certain content available, then take the time to set the content level. This is not that difficult.
funny how when i had disney+, i mainly watched the old disney shows before this whole modern era thing. i mean you can have some mature jokes or witty things that goes over people's heads. but honestly this whole "witch" show, which is just horrid and form the looks of it just kinda just another keg of modern disney swill not even worth to feed to pigs. i mean good shows can be made. But the idears i had as a kid when i had the disney cable channels and in general just watched any Tv with kid entertainment. i would honestly just leave as soon as some live action sit-com or anything like that would come on, it is often just horrid. like i got alot of older disney movies and kinda am in awe of how quality has fallen, with many shows these days just being repeats or trying to do some edgy political humor on gender roles and what not. Then again i am not sure if certain shows that had these adult themes, i mean the show made by the Jim henson company called "Dinosaurs" is one, i mean they have 3 episodes that have some rather mature content, like idk an episode about drug use, one about steroids and well one that involves inapropriate behavior on the workplace. so many other episodes have interesting topics that can be fun for kids and adults. i mean i coulden't really stop laughing at some jokes due to just now that i am much older i just get alot of the jokes and sometimes how timeless and releatvant something from the 90's could still be to this day. Either way keep up the good content there Flynn
I remember Dinosaurs. That was a great show. 'NOT THE MAMA!' LOL. Back in the day I felt Disney, and Pixar specifically had it down to a science where they could make these subtle jokes and references that parents would pick up that were hysterical, but would go completely over the kids heads, so they didn't get it. I miss those days.
Miracle It's not the point if it was not so tainted Actually family /kid friendly People COULD subscribe to it They could see and do so much more if society was not so trashy in certain ways
Disney has a problem with brand creep since it killed off Touchstone and acquired all the companies it did which all have adult content, especially fox. Disney+ meaning to be a competitor to Netflix can't keep all just classic family entertainment, maybe once they totally buy out Hulu they can move al the marvel/lucasfilm/fox stuff to there and make Disney+ just disney family stuff, but then they also have other networks like Disney cable tv for that as well, I think they always intended Disney+ to have more of a range of content just like Netflix.
I completely agree with you. I remember back to those Touchstone days. You knew that is where the edgy Disney stuff was produced. I would be fine with what you suggest. Keep Disney+ the family content and Hulu everything else
I was raised on Disney. My five kids have hardly seen Disney. That should say everything
Yeah, my kids and our family used to be all about everything Disney. Now that has slowly dwindled away. Sad.
It used to be Disney meant trustworthy content automatically but not so much anymore when activists get involved
You've had a very different Disney Plus than us in Australia but that's because we didn't have Hulu and some of the other services in the US. We had more not kid friendly content from the earlier days.
Taking your point of going back 20 years, going back to 2003 you have Pirates of the Caribbean. While sure not a bare butt anywhere it was certainly very suggestive, full of innuendo and more mature content (not adult only maybe but teen and older probably) and violence and such.
I'm not a parent so my views will be informed by that, like yours are as a parent. Personally I believe as a parent you should do the parenting and not require apps and society to do it for you. Set up the filters if you feel you need those tools. Don't make the excuse that it is inconvenient. They also shouldn't need to not create content geared towards an older audience or create a whole different streaming service for it.
This said it couldn't be that hard for them to make a version of the app that is already restricted for all profiles. Call it Disney+ Kids or something. Then only allow G and maybe PG rated stuff on there. The bigger problem with a "kid friendly" restricted version of Disney+ is drawing that line. What's acceptable for a 3 or 5 year old is not the same as a 10 year old even. Let alone once they start reaching the age of like 15.
I understand completely where you are coming from, and I value your points. I think those of us with kids may see it a bit differently, and that is fine and understandable. But I do parent my children, and I am protective over what they do watch. But there should be a place, like Disney+ where I shouldn't have to worry about there being Mature content. Naturally on Netflix, Prime, Hulu, etc, I have locked down their accounts and restricted their viewing permissions. But I don't want to worry about having to do that with a service like Disney+. I feel that should be just for kids. But I get where you are coming from :)
@@InLikeFlynns I also appreciate your point of view. Rereading my comment I can see some of it may come across a little aggressive which wasn't my intent. Differences of opinion and people wanting different things is normal and discussion is good :)
They really should just make a different version of the app you can install that only includes the more family friendly content. That way you can install that on all the ipads, tv devices etc you want and then on the parents personal devices, bedroom TV (if they have one) etc you can have the full open platform if you want.
Its all good! I have fairly thick skin. And its totally ok to disagree with people as long as it continues from a place of mutual respect. And honestly, I didn't think your comment was really that aggressive. I try to read everything from a positive perspective and reply back with respect for the person that took time out of their day to respond to me. Some people are buttholes, but its all good. You are awesome in my book :)
I honestly don't care whether or not there is semi-adult content in Disney stuff. What bothers me more than anything is horrible writing. Agatha All Along finally caused me to just give up on it five episodes in. It's just crappy writing that causes me to stop caring about anything involved with the project.
Unfortunately I can't really comment on the writing since I didn't watch the show. I was all into everything Marvel until it jumped the shark in the last phase. Hope it gets back on track.
Sad to see so many people making this about the sexuality rather than the promiscuity.
Media in general spaces has gotten much more sexualized lately, and I'm starting to grow uncomfortable with that even as a Millenial on the cusp of Gen Z.
it could be two men, two women, a woman and a man - with 1 or both or none transgender -
but it seems to be becoming more and more common to have films feature 1-2 sex scenes that feel unnecessary, like they're trying to appeal to a small demographic looking for sexual gratification from every place.
I do not believe sexual content should be seen as bad but it can be uncomfortable and inappropriate for younger children, just like gore and serious themes like miscarriage and suicide. I wish producers and distributors would give people a way to enforce their own boundaries on these topics without having to look up each film.
Again, this is not a statement against LGBTQ+ relations, which so many seem to be trying to make it out to be.
You make a lot of great points that I completely agree with! I’m not offended at all by the content as a grown man. I just want my kids to have a safe space to watch content that I don’t have to worry about monitoring!
Deadpool to Disney: “You should have thought of that earlier.”
I love me some Deadpool. I just wish Disney would have the mature content on a different app. Maybe call it Disney After Dark or something. LOL
I think this video and people speaking up about this is very very important. People like us were silent for too long in order to get along. I'm done "getting along" and being silent, it's ruined our society and the things and places we enjoy. Like Disney parks and Disney+. They think they can keep including this degenerate garbage in their content and we'll keep lining their pockets.
Same with the parks and how they hired a man to play maleficent at wilderness lodge. I had planned to go there until I saw that, now I never will. Disney, as much as I love it and what it used to be, is walking a fine line with me and I've given them thousands upon thousands of the money my family works hard for. Great video, thank you!
I appreciate your kind words and sticking up for me in the comments. Sadly this video made a lot of people angry and caused them to unsubscribe. While that stinks, and I’m not sure why people would be upset with what I said, I’m only going to be truthful and honest with my opinions on my channel. And I feel Disney needs to do better as a “family” company.
No wonder I had a horrible feeling about that useless show Agatha. Thank you for the info and the video Flynn it’s good this was addressed. I knew Disney outta be ashamed of this
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Unfortunately a lot of people didn’t and I suppose they mistook what I was trying to relay, which is that I’m not really offended of the content per se, but I just want the kids to have a safer space to watch kid content. I’m not complaining about any shows on other providers…..oh well. Can’t win em all lol
@ I know and likely those people didn’t watch your entire video cause you made that point crystal clear
While "Marvel" is owned by Disney, it is not Disney. Its Marvel.
Yup. Totally understand that point. It would be cool if Marvel had its own Streaming app.
Wow, this video is really thought-provoking! 🎥 It’s interesting to hear a former Disney World cast member’s perspective on the topic. The discussion about nudity and adult content on Disney+ is definitely something worth exploring. Keep sharing your insights, looking forward to more! 👍
Disney is slowly becoming less family friendly. Along with the sexuality and violence in the movies, the inappropriate humor from Deadpool has arrived in the themeparks.
I did see Deadpool in California Adventure in August. I will say that the humor from Deadpool in his skit was pretty toned down and wasn't too bad. I liked how he was making fun of the parks he was in and taking shots at Disney. If Deadpool can do it, I can lol
Christ based family with three children here. 100% agree with all of your points. Disney+ has gone from a streaming service my family adores to now I am going to have to do something I don't really want to do but ultimately am going to have to kick Disney + out of my home because of the degeneracy. Also the Disney+ app itself is terrible compared to Hulu's interface. Disney is out of their minds not going the direction of importing Disney+ into the Hulu app.
Yeah, as a Christian family ourselves, I completely understand what you are facing. I just want a place where my kids can watch content and I don’t have to worry about having to filter out a bunch of shows and movies.
@@InLikeFlynns Not long ago policing TH-cam for my children was an issue. Back then I would've never thought that we'd be here with Disney. Now I trust the individual TH-cam creators more than I do Disney. So bizarre...
@PinGorilla oh I totally have to keep an eye on what the kiddos are watching on the TH-cam. I know they aren’t watching our own videos lol
Yeah always best to just get DVDs of the clean Disney movies and shows.
I worked for Disney when films like Down and Out in Beverly Hills and Roger Rabbit came out. Things started going downhill slowly. Now you have the Disney Adults which they are catering to. Expect more adult content
What do you think? Should we be worried about what our kids are watching on Disney+?
Ultimately, it all comes down to a branding problem. It was incredibly unwise to bring all Disney content under one banner, doubly so to rope Hulu in with that too. I personally think brands like Marvel should be packaged differently, LIKE said Hulu projects
I agree with you. I think that would be the wise move.
@@InLikeFlynnsI feel most of the rest of your comment section are putting politics and culture war nonsense into their comments. (ie: “THOSE EVIL ACTIVISTSSSSSSSSS) when Disney+ (as we know it today) is the result of several failed business decisions and related coincidences happening around the same time. Iger has proven that whatever spark he may or may not have had at the start of his tenure, it’s long gone now. Besides, he just sounds like a nasty human. The fact that he goes on a talk show to call the actors’ strike “unreasonable” while simultaneously complaining to the board of directors that he had a smaller bonus than the CBS CEO. (Already several tens of millions of dollars)
I think a change in CEO might fix your problem. Just as a new observer can spot a writing flaw in an essay better, a new head can spot problems and fix them better
Parenting is tough. Do the job and monitor your kids viewing instead of expecting others to do it for you.
I do very much monitor what my children watch on other apps and with their friends. My wife and I have constant conversations as to what we will allow them to watch and what we don't. But I don't think it is asking to much to have a Disney branded streaming service that has solely children safe content, and place the content with more mature content (which I am totally fine with fyi) on a service like Hulu.
Buzz light year had a kissing scene and people boycotted it
I remember that now. I actually didn’t watch it, so it fell off my radar.
Yeah, but plenty of Disney’s movies have had straight kisses too. That one was just bigoted
That "scene" was like a one second peck that happened so quickly that I actually missed it watching in theaters because I was looking at something else happening on screen at the same time. The only reason it got any reaction was because it was between two women.
This is silly. Nudity is a part of life. Ariel showed more skin in The Little Mermaid when she became human.
I must be losing it. I don't remember seeing Ariel's bare butt in the Little Mermaid. And I am totally fine with nudity in TV and films. Just not on a streaming service whose core demographic is mostly children and families.
@@InLikeFlynns Not bare butt but she was clearly naked and showed it. And there are parental controls available. Disney has a very broad demographic, not just children and families, which is evidenced by all the Marvel movies.
Also, to note, Deadpool has nudity as well. This is not new.
Would kissing between a man and a woman be acceptable or not do you think? If so, what’s the difference between that and two women kissing?
that’s a tricky answer. Like I said, it doesn’t bother me personally one bit, but I am a grown man with a very open mind. As a parent, I don’t think there needs to be more than a peck in Disney shows and movies on Disney+. I don’t think there needs to be making out or sex scenes in content for kids, no matter who is kissing. You can get your point across showing romantic feelings with a small kiss. I don’t think more romantic content should be introduced until later in the teenage years. Sorry for the long answer
@@InLikeFlynnsFair enough. Thanks
Traditional Disney love stories are historically acceptable, to think otherwise would be silly. For children specifically I would say pushing homosexuality scenes in children's content is problematic, especially for families with a Christian worldview. I don't know any parent that agrees a corporate entity has the right to steal their child's innocence in the name of homosexuality. The box office shows evidence of this and I'm pretty confident the election next week will also prove these points. Parents both Christian and non-Christian have had enough of this. Christians are instructed through Christ to love thy neighbor (neighbor being christian and non-christian alike). However its clear in scripture that Christian brothers that live in sin such as homosexuality are to be loved, counciled, and provide support to change their sinful ways. And if the person continues in sin they are to be ex-communicated. Non-Christian gays are to be loved and treated with decency with the hope that one day they will find the grace of Christ.
@@PinGorilla That's a problematic viewpoint, especially if it's coming from a Christian perspective. What you have described is thinly veiled prejudice, which is immoral and unGodly. Perpetuating discrimination by justifying "the pushing of heterosexuality" but not the same, fair and equal treatment for gays is not only unfair, but immoral and unethical. The same was true when "good" people justified inequitable treatment of groups of people in the past, e.g., African Americans, Native Americans, women in some contexts, etc., etc. It's interesting that we as a society collectively never seem to learn to understand that arbitrary discrimination based upon inherent characteristics of an individual is very wrong, regardless of how we attempt to rationalize it. It appears the targets of such unjust treatments continue over time, but the intensity and degree of the reprehensible treatment for any given target may change as new targets are added over time. It appears that there is always a need for some to overtly discriminate for some reason. To do this in the name of God is an anathema to Him and all that he stands for. The good news is that justice and God's true message about loving one another wins out in the long run, regardless of those who battle it. Peace.
@@rpmnh I would argue that it's the truth in love for my fellow brothers in Christ to be right with God and make it to eternal heaven and not discrimination. If you are not a Christian and are gay you are treated with the same kindness and decency as a straight person. I don't know what god or what scripture passage you are referring to but I assure you as an Apologetics student I have seen no such message in the context you have written in scripture.
Rated R violence is ok but rated R sexuality is awful. Weird.
I never said it was awful. I said in the video that it doesn't really bother me at all. I'm not a prude. I more have a problem that it is on a streaming service aimed at little kids. I would rather this content be on Hulu, or a separate Disney app and call it Disney After Dark or something lol.
@@InLikeFlynns Fair enough. But irrespective of your specific rhetoric, you did express to leaning in on the general tendency of tolerating violence over sex. You're not alone. But this general tendency continues to raise my eyebrow. That aside, there's a difference between "kids" and "Family" entertainment. Disney has not been a strictly "kids" brand since my old ass was a kid. They even had rated R films through Buena Vista when I was a child. Finally, I would be surprised if they did not offer 'profiles' with parental controls. Netflix does.
Your point is valid. I would say I am probably more tolerant of violence in TV Shows and Films over sexuality. I cannot even really come up with a valid argument as to why that is if I am being honest. I'll need to think on that more.
And you are right, Disney has always offered more mature content under various umbrellas in the past, but it wasn't getting packaged up and delivered in a service which is readily available to kids in the 3-12 year old demographic that should probably not see that content that was available under Touchstone, Buena Vista, etc. And there are parental controls which I set in the past...I just wish for other families out there, that the mature content was on a separate platform like Hulu and Disney+ was reserved for that true Family content that wouldnt need restrictions or filters :)
But yet they edit the movie Splash. It's a huge pile of horseshit!! I am 💯 with you good Sir. WE ARE THE PATENTS. NOBODY GETS TO TAISE OUR CHILDREN BUT US!!!
Thank you for the kind words. I just wish that the content not intended for kids under 18 would be limited to a separate streaming service. Heck, call it Disney After Dark or something. Or just Hulu is fine. I think kids need a safe space where we don't have to worry about filtering out content.
Mmmmm.......Disney has produced content with language, violence, and nudity since the 80s. Touchstone, Hollywood Pictures, etc.....
Absolutely they have. And that doesn’t bother me one bit. I’d just rather it be housed on a streaming platform like Hulu, not Disney+, which I would like to remain a child friendly platform.
@InLikeFlynns there's a reason they have parental controls. If you don't want certain content available, then take the time to set the content level. This is not that difficult.
funny how when i had disney+, i mainly watched the old disney shows before this whole modern era thing. i mean you can have some mature jokes or witty things that goes over people's heads. but honestly this whole "witch" show, which is just horrid and form the looks of it just kinda just another keg of modern disney swill not even worth to feed to pigs. i mean good shows can be made. But the idears i had as a kid when i had the disney cable channels and in general just watched any Tv with kid entertainment. i would honestly just leave as soon as some live action sit-com or anything like that would come on, it is often just horrid. like i got alot of older disney movies and kinda am in awe of how quality has fallen, with many shows these days just being repeats or trying to do some edgy political humor on gender roles and what not.
Then again i am not sure if certain shows that had these adult themes, i mean the show made by the Jim henson company called "Dinosaurs" is one, i mean they have 3 episodes that have some rather mature content, like idk an episode about drug use, one about steroids and well one that involves inapropriate behavior on the workplace. so many other episodes have interesting topics that can be fun for kids and adults. i mean i coulden't really stop laughing at some jokes due to just now that i am much older i just get alot of the jokes and sometimes how timeless and releatvant something from the 90's could still be to this day.
Either way keep up the good content there Flynn
I remember Dinosaurs. That was a great show. 'NOT THE MAMA!' LOL. Back in the day I felt Disney, and Pixar specifically had it down to a science where they could make these subtle jokes and references that parents would pick up that were hysterical, but would go completely over the kids heads, so they didn't get it. I miss those days.
Of course,they have to have nudity,for the activists!
@@thomasshaw61 yeah I was thinking that point earlier in the day
Can’t the activists just have the other streaming services and leave Disney+ alone? Ugh
So your complaining about a service you do not subscribe to.Wow
Yeah he is and he can.
Until recently, we had been subscribers to Disney+ since it launched. I feel that makes me entitled to have an opinion on the matter.
Thanks for this. It’s nice to see someone having your back! You rock!
@@Miracle-td2if he is entitled to his opinion as it’s HIS video
Miracle It's not the point if it was not so tainted Actually family /kid friendly People COULD subscribe to it They could see and do so much more if society was not so trashy in certain ways