Today will be like always, it's still the same topic only that it's not Disney Land. It will be just Disney, it's also not creepy, more of a disturbing. Hope you buckle up because this will be an uncomfortable ride (reference from Shane Dawson). Here's the first fact.
Fact #1:
Scar’s Undignified End
- Everyone remembers Scar, Simba’s sly uncle and traitor to King Mufasa. Scar’s implied death comes at the end of the film, but the character also makes a disturbing cameo in another Disney film.
- At the beginning of The Lion King, Mufasa asks Zazu what should be done about Scar. Zazu says, sarcastically, that he’d make a handsome throw rug. ‘Just think,’ Zazu says, ‘whenever he gets dirty you could take him out and beat him!’ Dark stuff, Disney.
- Three years later, Disney released Hercules, a movie where Scar reappears as an actual throw rug! It’s unusual for Disney to make light of a character’s death – even a traitorous villain – which makes this one dark, creepy Easter egg.
Fact #2:
Aroused Bishop in The Little Mermaid
- The Little Mermaid is about that special adhesive that holds all of Disney’s sandwiches together: true love. It also has an inappropriate hidden message.
- In the film, Prince Eric decides to marry a complete stranger because he likes the sound of her voice. But he’s actually marrying the evil drag queen, Ursula, who is disguised as a hot chick. (What a wedding night that’ll be.)
- As Ursula and Eric step to the altar, the old bishop marrying them seems a little too excited. He has a wide smile and a bonerific bulge beneath his robes.
- The animators claim the trouser-mountain is the priest’s knee, but Disney digitally removed the offending pants-tent from all DVD releases, suggesting it may have been more than that.
Okay..... Now that... That.. is really disturbing. I'm just letting you know, but I'll let you search up the picture and maybe let me know what you think. I mean, the picture is disturbing itself and........ I'm pretty underage, you see. Let's just say I pretty much get this everytime I watch Disneys facts. E-Enough of me, next one.
Fact #3:
Franken-Beast and Gaston’s Death Omen
- Beauty and the Beast supervising animator Glen Keane has revealed the Beast is actually several different animals thrown together.
- Like some Frankenstein monstrosity, the Beast has the head and horns of a buffalo, the brow of a gorilla, the body of a bear, the mane of a lion, the tusks of a boar, and the legs and tail of a wolf.
- He even reportedly has a rainbow-coloured backside, but only Belle knows about that. Seriously.
- Another disturbing Beauty and the Beast secret occurs after the climactic rooftop showdown between Gaston and the Beast. As Gaston plummets to his death, human skulls can be seen in his eyes. Creepy.
- Yes... It is indeed creepy. Up top if ya' feel me. Now that you mention it, the beast does have animals body part. Another thing I've been wondering, if you all know please comment the answer. So here's the question, what is the beast's name? Dun dun dun...
- Fact #4:
- Mysterious Code in all Disney Films
- Okay, conspiracy theorists, debunk this: a secret code has been discovered in nearly every Disney-Pixar film ever made. The code is ‘A113’ and is often tucked away in the corner of frames, kind of like how killers often hide evidence in plain sight.
- According to the official explanation, A113 is the room at the California Institute of Arts where many Disney and Pixar animators learned their craft.
- However, there could be more to it. After all, rumours that Walt Disney was an anti-Semite, an FBI informant and that he had his own corpse cryogenically frozen linger to this day.
- Omgomgomg.. Walt Disney have his body frozen!! Well, no surprise there since I already know this theory. But I'm guessing that you all must have the same reaction as me. If not, c'mon... Isn't this something to be surprised?! Oh well......
- Fact #5:
- Nudity in The Rescuers
- In the original video release of The Rescuers, there was a secret photo of a topless woman hidden in two frames. When this was discovered, Disney had to recall 3.4 million copies of the movie and issue an apology.
- The picture appears in the background as Bianca and Bernard fly through New York. These are only two frames in a film that runs at thirty per second, so it’s kind of a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it thing. However, this is a children’s movie, and parents who discovered it were outraged.
- Apparently it was a joke by the animators, their version of a Playboy centrefold. I hear their careers centre-folded.
- Again... I won't show the freaking pic, okay?! It's disturbing and, again, I'm underage. If you want to see the pic so badly, just search it up yourself, okay. I don't want to see that horrid picture again-yes, again-, ever...
- Hope you can understand.
- Fact #6:
- Disney’s Motherless Heroine Tradition
- Ever wondered why so many of the characters in Disney movies don’t have mothers? Look at Jasmine in Aladdin, Belle in Beauty and the Beast, Arial in The Little Mermaid. Even Nemo only has a dad.
- The official explanation is that Walt Disney was racked with guilt after his mother died in the house he bought her. She died in a fire caused by a faulty furnace. Walt never spoke about the incident and felt personally responsible. This haunted him so much he refused to include mother figures in his movies.
- Conspiracy theorists, however, believe Disney has a darker agenda with its whole no-mother thing. They believe it instils subtle anti-family values, with some reports of kids role-playing having dead parents.
- This one... is kinda sad, don't you think? He didn't include mothers because his own mother died. But my sad expression then turns into a horrified one when the true author said the dark theory. W-What?! Oh my, I got goosebumps.
- Fact #7:
- Purported Nazi Propaganda
- In 1942, Disney made an animated short called ‘Der Fuehrer’s Face’. In it, Donald Duck has a nightmare and must deal with Nazi food rations and endure a hard day’s work in an artillery factory. The cartoon won an Academy Award, but was not generally released due to its controversial subject matter.
- Another reference to Nazism occurs in The Lion King. Scar’s big singing number, ‘Be Prepared’, was inspired by footage from a 1935 Nazi propaganda film called Triumph of the Will. The hyenas represent the marching Nazis and Scar, seated on top of a cliff, represents Adolf Hitler on a podium.
- Fact #8:
- Disneyland Human Remains
- In 1967, Disneyland Imagineers used real human skeletal remains obtained from the UCLA Medical Centre to make Disneyland’sPirates of the Caribbean Ride look more convincing.
- Over time, most of the bones were removed, but employees say one remains: the skull above the treasure room bed. Certainly looks convincing.
- I will never ever go there. Let's just hope my parents will believe me and won't buy tickets to Disney Land behind my back. Wow....now I'm wondering where do the get the skeleton from. Oh! That could be in our next topic. For now, it's good bye. I hope to see you all again tomorrow. Bye~
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