"The villain from Oliver and Company was so dark. He was ruthless and realistic. He was on the phone telling his men to drown people. He also sicced his dogs on the main character with killing intent and only stopped when he offered a scheme to kidnap a little girl that seemed viable. Plus he straight up died at the end. Otherwise a great movie though."
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Vest 3 year s ago
what about the drug trip called "Alice in Wonderland"? Mushrooms, LSD, Opium, ...
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Morris 3 year s ago
#10 Well, Vanilla_Neko, you are oh so woke.
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Nancy 3 year s ago
Not "children-friendly"?
Seriously... WTF?
Children understand better and learn more from the majority of these cartoons than whoever posted this BS!
But yeah... go ahead... soften the children even more. Create even more snowflakes. Because the world is supposed to be an eternal fluffy and sunny place.
... "not children-friendly" my @$$....
PS: how is "The last jedi" a cartoon?
PPS:Writing this here is like writing something in a bathroom stall. So...
Seriously... WTF?
Children understand better and learn more from the majority of these cartoons than whoever posted this BS!
But yeah... go ahead... soften the children even more. Create even more snowflakes. Because the world is supposed to be an eternal fluffy and sunny place.
... "not children-friendly" my @$$....
PS: how is "The last jedi" a cartoon?
PPS:Writing this here is like writing something in a bathroom stall. So...
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Elly 3 year s ago
Most Disney mouse cr#p is regurgitated European folk stories. Very f@#king dark indeed.
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Sue 3 year s ago
#18 YES!!
Seriously... WTF?
Children understand better and learn more from the majority of these cartoons than whoever posted this BS!
But yeah... go ahead... soften the children even more. Create even more snowflakes. Because the world is supposed to be an eternal fluffy and sunny place.
... "not children-friendly" my @$$....
PS: how is "The last jedi" a cartoon?
PPS:Writing this here is like writing something in a bathroom stall. So...