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I always noticed the “mother issues”. When you’re a child who loses your mother young.. you notice it anywhere it’s occurring, as well as how often it’s used in pop culture; not just Disney movies.
The Neverending Story has several traumatic moments, as the theme is largely Bastien's depression after his mother's death being told in fantasy. I think Rockbiter choosing to die by the Nothing is probably the most unsettling part of movie.
From what I remember reading about them too, it operates way more ethically than they did in the past. They do still run tests in mice and rats, but they can't run ethically or morally cruel tests on them anymore. And the subjects are much better taken care of, which, supposedly, changed a lot of data from that they got in the 80's cause they found out rats do experience depression. But again, disclaimer here: It's just something I read a while back. There's probably someone out there with more accurate information ready to comment.
What breaks my heart about WALL-E and Chernobyl, we got to see WALL-E’s Earth’s happy ending… while we got one that’s practically salt to the wound because of the war in Ukraine! 😢
An American Tail came out when I was 8. I didn't understand why the mice and their human counterparts were being attacked in their homes, but it upset me because it seemed so random to me. They hadn't done anything wrong! I asked my dad why this was happening and that's when I was introduced to the concept of antisemitism, as well as discrimination, in general.
The power plant was called Chornobyl, NOT the city, which was called Pripyat. One can actually pay to go tour the exclusion zone, but not right now, of course. But several TH-camrs have gone and documented their trips in travel vlogs on their channels, one of them is Kyle Hill. His videos include a tour of the plant, which shows the inside of the new containment building, the control room and other areas inside the plant, even a brief glimpse of the "Elephants foot" the highly radioactive slag that melted all the way down into the basement below the reactor. And the exclusion zone isn't completely devoid of life, there are still a few humans that live inside it and refused to evacuate, there are also multiple types of animals that thrive in the zone, that are helping scientists study the long-term radiation effects, specifically snakes that have mini sensor packs on them and take reading both at ground level and up in tree branches when they climb up them.
The "snow" in the video's opening was actually asbestos, a carcinogen that is extremely limited in the US and has already been banned completely elsewhere, such as in the EU.
I feel that a few of these might have been mentioned in previous videos. An American Tail is one of my favorite movies that is not made by Disney. Did not pick up on the fact that it was anti semitic when I was a kid. In Wizard Of Oz they also used asbestos in the scene where it it snows in the poppy field scene. They did the same thing for the snow in White Christmas.
Happy Thanksgiving to Everybody and to you Ms. Mojo. Btw As Always Great Vid. Can't Believe I Forgot about The Classic. The Fox and the Hound. Truly is Sad. A Friendship that had to End.
I loved Bambi and I still do no matter what sad things happened in it because it inspired me to write my own Titanic Story about these two ten year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost 😢 obviously meaning their 👪 from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer.
I actually am not mad about this video like I thought I would be, it was actually nice facts about it instead of life-breaking scenes. Well at least I knew chocolate river by look did not look the same like it would in real life
It's confirmed that the dust in The Lion King is, in fact, SFX. You can tell that bottom line was one of the random wisps around the acronym, and does not even attach to the F.
Well, Walt Disney never put Mothers in his movies because his mother died from Carbon Monoxide poisoning due to a gas leak in the house that caused a fire in 1938-1939
I grew up in Idaho where my uncle would fill a big freezer on our back porch with venison every fall that would last us until spring. So, no Bambi complex for me.
I can see a list for children movies for both before 2000 and after 2000 that have facts that would ruin childhoods. Especially when the kids later learn the biology in Finding Nemo and what would actually happened between those two clown fishes when such a scenario occurs.
Since you asked, no I don’t agree with this list, and I’m shocked you left on the worst adaptation of real life events, and replaced it with the Lion King having the word sex in the sky, I’m pretty sure no one’s childhood was ruined by that. Why was Pocahontas left out, that did ruin my childhood after finding out the truth. They romanticize that atrocity, wtf!?!
RIP,Margaret Hamilton.:-(RIP Flora,Walt and Rob Disney.:-(:-(:-(😲😞I love WallE Bambi,The Wizard Of Oz.The Fox And The Hound.😞Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory.🙂The Lion King,Pinnochcio.too.
Exactly, only dirty minds who want to see an E see one there. So many times that conversation has come up among Disney loving friends and none of them see the E, they all saw F except one guy who saw perversions everywhere anywhere, including pointing out consistently that with only o e “real man” in the pride, Simba and Nala were siblings who grew up and got married.
@@ludonymous526 Sorry, misspell a single letter? Misshaped? That is possible but to misspell, it must be a word. And that is the point. People who wanted to see a word there, did. People who were not looking for a word or searching for perversion, saw 3 letters. It's all in what your brain is trained to search for.
Happy thanksgiving btw my favorite fact that was not on the list was the Aladdin seen in the seen where Aladdin says all good boys and girls take of your clothes
In response to the last comment in the “Bambi Complex” section: Legal and licensed hunting is an important part of a modern ecosystems survival. I concede that it’s clearly not for everybody, and that’s totally ok. But without regulating, prey species become over populated; dangerously damaging plant life. And although it seems counterintuitive, hunters are also stopping wildlife from dying in gruesome and inhumane ways. Keeping a managed population of species keeps wildlife from dying due to starvation, disease, and vehicle collisions. Not to mention that any moral hunter either eats the meat that they’ve hunted, or donates it to populations in need. So there’s a clear social upside to it as well.
you really want to ruin childhood innocence or at least imagination don't seem that way but home alone 101 dalmatians or even peter pan seriously just wrong
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“Ice Age (2002)”
I remember watching "Bambi" with my class when I was about seven years old, and us all being upset when Bambi's mother died. 😭💔
wow
I always noticed the “mother issues”. When you’re a child who loses your mother young.. you notice it anywhere it’s occurring, as well as how often it’s used in pop culture; not just Disney movies.
Yeah but many children associate the absent mother trope with Disney movies
That chocolate river always looked sus to me. It's _way_ too runny, and looks more like sewage than chocolate.
Yea
The Neverending Story has several traumatic moments, as the theme is largely Bastien's depression after his mother's death being told in fantasy. I think Rockbiter choosing to die by the Nothing is probably the most unsettling part of movie.
I absolutely WALL-E. There's so many significant lessons to keep in mind after watching that movie. It's just so thought-provoking in many ways.
It’s a million times better as an adult, but thank god that kids can see it too.
Nothing beats little foot's mom fighting to her death to protect her kid
Even after hearing these facts about The Lion King and The Santa Clause, it still doesn’t ruin them for me.
I still remember reading about the real life Nimh lab, and from what i understand is that it's still a fully operational institution to this very day.
From what I remember reading about them too, it operates way more ethically than they did in the past. They do still run tests in mice and rats, but they can't run ethically or morally cruel tests on them anymore. And the subjects are much better taken care of, which, supposedly, changed a lot of data from that they got in the 80's cause they found out rats do experience depression.
But again, disclaimer here: It's just something I read a while back. There's probably someone out there with more accurate information ready to comment.
For the Disney's mother issues one, clearly some of the tragedy one in Disney movies are inspired by books.
Oh thank God Rebecca narrated this one. Glad to hear her voice. I'm not saying Rebecca is best at narrating or anything but at least she's good.
I agree 100%
She's my favorite
What breaks my heart about WALL-E and Chernobyl, we got to see WALL-E’s Earth’s happy ending… while we got one that’s practically salt to the wound because of the war in Ukraine! 😢
An American Tail came out when I was 8. I didn't understand why the mice and their human counterparts were being attacked in their homes, but it upset me because it seemed so random to me. They hadn't done anything wrong! I asked my dad why this was happening and that's when I was introduced to the concept of antisemitism, as well as discrimination, in general.
The power plant was called Chornobyl, NOT the city, which was called Pripyat. One can actually pay to go tour the exclusion zone, but not right now, of course. But several TH-camrs have gone and documented their trips in travel vlogs on their channels, one of them is Kyle Hill. His videos include a tour of the plant, which shows the inside of the new containment building, the control room and other areas inside the plant, even a brief glimpse of the "Elephants foot" the highly radioactive slag that melted all the way down into the basement below the reactor.
And the exclusion zone isn't completely devoid of life, there are still a few humans that live inside it and refused to evacuate, there are also multiple types of animals that thrive in the zone, that are helping scientists study the long-term radiation effects, specifically snakes that have mini sensor packs on them and take reading both at ground level and up in tree branches when they climb up them.
The "snow" in the video's opening was actually asbestos, a carcinogen that is extremely limited in the US and has already been banned completely elsewhere, such as in the EU.
I feel that a few of these might have been mentioned in previous videos.
An American Tail is one of my favorite movies that is not made by Disney. Did not pick up on the fact that it was anti semitic when I was a kid.
In Wizard Of Oz they also used asbestos in the scene where it it snows in the poppy field scene. They did the same thing for the snow in White Christmas.
"An American Tail" wasn't Anti-Semitic. It was ABOUT Anti-Semitism.
How horrible!
Yes, it wouldn’t be a Popular kids movie unless it has something dark about it
Happy Thanksgiving to Everybody and to you Ms. Mojo. Btw As Always Great Vid. Can't Believe I Forgot about The Classic. The Fox and the Hound. Truly is Sad. A Friendship that had to End.
It’s NAVIDAD god it’s not that hard
I loved Bambi and I still do no matter what sad things happened in it because it inspired me to write my own Titanic Story about these two ten year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost 😢 obviously meaning their 👪 from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer.
When I was little I knew the chocolate river wasn't chocolate
3:31 i remember telling one of my teachers at my program about this and needless to say everyone knew
I actually am not mad about this video like I thought I would be, it was actually nice facts about it instead of life-breaking scenes. Well at least I knew chocolate river by look did not look the same like it would in real life
My favorite movie as a kid that I still like today was a difficult choice for me but if I have to pick it'd be Wall-E and The Lion King.
Wall-e is one of my mom’s favourite movies of all time
For well-e: now I can say it takes place in The post-atomic horror
"I'm melting, just hits different if they thought she was being ironic and joking but she really needed help
Congrats mojo. With Nimh and Wall-E, you broke me
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Happy Thanksgiving day miss mojo, and let’s hope your day Is as disenchanting or Enchanting other people
It's confirmed that the dust in The Lion King is, in fact, SFX. You can tell that bottom line was one of the random wisps around the acronym, and does not even attach to the F.
The Wizard of Oz was my favorite movie as a kid. Amen.
that Chernobyl music, gets me feeling so sad for something that would've been easily avoided.
Happy thursday Ms Mojo, and Nice video as well, God bless You and take care, greetings from Colombia, see You soon.
The fact I watched all these and can understand everything makes sense now is wild 😭🤔 no wonder we are emotionally unstable adults
Well, Walt Disney never put Mothers in his movies because his mother died from Carbon Monoxide poisoning due to a gas leak in the house that caused a fire in 1938-1939
If you read the book of Pinocchio you'll know that's actually a horror
For me it has to be the brave little toaster but it’s still my favorite movie
Dang, An American Tail really hit hard.
I grew up in Idaho where my uncle would fill a big freezer on our back porch with venison every fall that would last us until spring. So, no Bambi complex for me.
I can see a list for children movies for both before 2000 and after 2000 that have facts that would ruin childhoods. Especially when the kids later learn the biology in Finding Nemo and what would actually happened between those two clown fishes when such a scenario occurs.
Like someone said "A Story only focused on children is a bad story"
Since you asked, no I don’t agree with this list, and I’m shocked you left on the worst adaptation of real life events, and replaced it with the Lion King having the word sex in the sky, I’m pretty sure no one’s childhood was ruined by that. Why was Pocahontas left out, that did ruin my childhood after finding out the truth. They romanticize that atrocity, wtf!?!
First, the chocolate river not being chocolate I already figured out because it looked more water any way. And second, what's semitism?
Of or having to do with Jewish people.
@@Lord_Raptor
That's not exactly accurate, because there are non-Jewish people who are considered Semitics as well.
RIP,Margaret Hamilton.:-(RIP Flora,Walt and Rob Disney.:-(:-(:-(😲😞I love WallE Bambi,The Wizard Of Oz.The Fox And The Hound.😞Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory.🙂The Lion King,Pinnochcio.too.
That's very clearly an F, not an E, in The Lion King.
Exactly, only dirty minds who want to see an E see one there. So many times that conversation has come up among Disney loving friends and none of them see the E, they all saw F except one guy who saw perversions everywhere anywhere, including pointing out consistently that with only o e “real man” in the pride, Simba and Nala were siblings who grew up and got married.
Yeah. But the F was kinda misspelled.
@@ludonymous526 Sorry, misspell a single letter? Misshaped? That is possible but to misspell, it must be a word. And that is the point. People who wanted to see a word there, did. People who were not looking for a word or searching for perversion, saw 3 letters. It's all in what your brain is trained to search for.
@@janayeyarbrough8074 Well. Then you have a point.
did somebody NOT get that AN AMERICAN TALE was about anti-semitism?
I love care bears
Michael Bay ruined my childhood already sorry too late
The Little Mermaid (1989) saw the movie when it was rereleased in 1998 still watch it on Disney+
I don’t have Disney +
the phone sex number is still valid
I miss American tale 🐭
It's common knowledge that the "Lion King" was debunked. Including it is plain lazy and inaccurate.
Bambi 2 is my favorite movie
some are funny others no
My other favorite movie is Willy the sparrow
Happy thanksgiving btw my favorite fact that was not on the list was the Aladdin seen in the seen where Aladdin says all good boys and girls take of your clothes
God it Navidad
What he was "come on, good kitty, take off and go."
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In response to the last comment in the “Bambi Complex” section: Legal and licensed hunting is an important part of a modern ecosystems survival.
I concede that it’s clearly not for everybody, and that’s totally ok. But without regulating, prey species become over populated; dangerously damaging plant life.
And although it seems counterintuitive, hunters are also stopping wildlife from dying in gruesome and inhumane ways. Keeping a managed population of species keeps wildlife from dying due to starvation, disease, and vehicle collisions.
Not to mention that any moral hunter either eats the meat that they’ve hunted, or donates it to populations in need. So there’s a clear social upside to it as well.
See those leaves on the ground?
Spelling something explicit
Don't you blink or you'll miss it
Gently asking you and me
Number 4 was way more disturbing.
Sorry? Sorry you say, yet you have just ruined my life. I knew this channel was evil.
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you really want to ruin childhood innocence or at least imagination don't seem that way but home alone 101 dalmatians or even peter pan seriously just wrong
But disney is now making "sexual stuff" aka a gay couple holding hands. So horrible
That movie about experimentation on animals it’s something I don’t ever want to watch.