These Are The 12 Darkest Disney Movie Scenes! | Part 2
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- We found some of the darkest movies scenes from all of the Disney franchise to see if our reactors remember them from when they were kids. What scene was the darkest to you?
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These Are The 12 Darkest Movie Scenes In Disney! | Part 2
0:00 Intro
0:23 Hunchback of Notre Dame
2:04 Finding Nemo
4:07 Tarzan
5:51 Princess & The Frog
7:26 Pinocchio
9:12 Big Hero 6
11:45 A Bug's Life
13:18 The Incredibles
14:31 Atlantis: The Lost Empire
15:43 The Little Mermaid
17:14 Ratatouille
19:19 Winnie The Pooh - Розваги
"This is not as sad because it's a superhero movie" WHAT?? The brother dies when he goes back inside and the plot revolves around the younger brother coping with it.
Yeah that wrecked me
People forget Syndrome had killed a bunch of other superheroes while testing his machines.
Clayton's scene from Tarzan is pretty dark. Because you can only imagine what happened to him until you see the silhouette that he just got. Lynched
i thought that they're going to show this scene too
not really lynched, it's hanged
They showed that in their other darkest Disney video
I agree I was looking at the tree but not the shadow of him hanging
literally came to the comments to say this. So satisfying but so DARK for a kids movie
An underrated dark Disney scene is the cat eating the drunk mouse in The Great Mouse Detective. You just see the shadow of it, but the build up and pay off is genuinely unsettling to watch.
Thankyou! Ratigan to me is the best Disney villian because he has no tragic backstory he's just evil because he wanted to me. Poor Bartholomew
One of my favorite Disney movies ever. I agree, Ratigan is Chaotic Evil. Evil just for the sake of it
Would LOVE to see you all react to parts of the wonderful movie as well!!! It's one of the wonderful/amazing movies I grew up watching!!!
Heck yeah! Great Mouse Detective is one of the best underrated Disney movies!! And I agree, Felicia the cat eating Bartholomew the drunk mouse is so scary, esp. the low, forboding bells tolling in the backround, signalling his death. And the climax scene where Ratigan loses his temper and the camera follows him running up the clock gears in blind rage...*chef's kiss* Beautiful and terrifying scene!
That scene in Finding Nemo, its like a crazed, psychotic serial killer breaking into your home. He knocks you out, brutally murders your spouse and kids, but leaves one of them alive all the while leaving them physically disabled. Disney knows how to _not_ pull punches.
The saddest part of Big Hero 6, Hiro was the only one to lose someone. Even the villain got his loved one back.
Yeah
Hell fire is one of the best Disney songs and very disturbing. On a side note: you could have shown almost any scene from Black cauldron for this entire episode
The hunchback of Notre Dame was so dark that it traumatized me when I was a child to this day, but the funny part is it has one of my favorite villain songs in it
I assume you are talking about Hellfire.
I like your profile picture.😊
The fact that the themes of Hunchback are still relevant makes it worse.
DUMBO (1941) , BAMBI (1942), and the live action movie OLD YELLER (1957) all made by Disney Studios had very dark moments that have stayed with me since I was a child.
the one of pinocchio where his friend turns into a donkey, that scene freaked me out as a kid
Tadashi death in Big Hero 6 I almost cried. Big Hero 6 was a great movie
Same it’s one of my favorite Disney movies
I did cry... Bc I almost lost my brother a few days after he turned 18
If Disney didn’t traumatize you as a child, it wasn’t a Disney film
13:18, I personally think 'Kronos Unveiled' is the darkest scene in The Incredibles.
A very good video though, you picked out some good dark moments.
I was fully waiting for the Oliver & Company opening when Oliver was not picked out of his siblings and was out in the elements as a kitten .
Same or when roscoe and disodo we um on the train tracks
Oh, I bawled. The scenery plus the song I was done
@@marcellemccalla6325 I cry every time I watch the movie intro. It is so heartbreaking.
8:09 what makes it even worse is the fact that well yes, Pinocchio got saved but what about the others...
The moral of that scene in, "Pinocchio", is... if you don't go to school and get an education, you'll grow up to be a jackass.✌️
The Fox and the Hound, that movie is full of dark moments and very sad.
Facts.
I wish Disney would go darker nowadays. We get more emotional heartwrenching scenes but I miss the dark scenes where you had real villains and a good vs evil plot and it is satisfying seeing the villain get their just desserts. More Dark Disney please!
One thing that always bothered me about Ratatouille is that rodents have no bladder control. They just pee everywhere as they go. You can figure out where a rat goes by following its urine trail. I can't really say this is a fun fact but if sure is a fact. Lol
I'm surprised drunk Dumbo didn't make the list.
They're defending Syndrome forgetting that he killed so many super heroes
The donkey scene is arguably scarier to watch as an adult! As a kid, you see a freaky transformation. As an adult, you pick up on the smaller details, and realize it's a child trafficking ring disguised as a carnival! 0.0
-_- Putting in a scene from hunchback, and it's NOT Frollo trying to kill a baby or part of hellfire?
Let's not forget him killing innocent people by burning Paris.
Honestly, the scene shown here made me shudder, so I can't even watch the beginning of the movie - much less the rest - after I watched it fully the first time.
That was a weird way to end the video. I feel like we didn't even get their full thoughts on that last one.
I thought the same thing!
Same
Was hoping to see them react to Clayton's death in Tarzan, the prologue in Atlantis, Frollo's death in Hunchback of Notre Dame, the baby doll looking for Woody and the alien dolls in Toy Story 3, the Monstro scene in Pinocchio, and the death of Bambi's mom in Bambi. I hope these scenes will come up at some point
They do have a part 1 where they show a bunch of other dark scenes, I think the Clayton scene is in that one.
I genuinely have no reactions to Dark Disney moments until I fully understood them.
"Disney, stick to your natural causes." - well, brutal as it is, all animals gotta eat and well, for the leopard in Tarzan, that baby gorilla was part of his diet. Circle of life.
Jay, Jay.... Tarzan started as a book series that started in 1912, so do you know how many times Tarzan has been adapted to film? 49 times! And the very first Tarzan movie ever made was in 1918, during the silent era.
Your comment would be much more effective if you used the correct reactor’s name. 😂😅😢
@@annhenriques3520 Whoops, my mistake! Fixed it, thank you! For some reason, I sometimes get Jay mixed up with Brandel.
Circle of life doesn't change if it is a villain death or a hero death and most of these deaths were circle of life deaths. Pinocchio is a warning tale to behave.
The best fantasic 4 movie qoute broke me😂😂😂😂
Should do a part 3 including when big mama shows tod the hunters shed
Yes!!! 😢 especially when you hear the gun shots and know that his momma was killed
With Pinocchio, Lampwick's hands changing into hooves is an amazing piece of animation! Add on top that, how much imagination of the viewer is conveyed through just Lampwick's shadow is superb. I remember when I saw the movie as a kid being shocked and believing that if you're a bad boy you'll change into a donkey.
Disney amplified boys being bad by drinking beer, smoking cigars, having no moral compass to do what's right, and being destructive. Disney definitely would not put this kind of behavior in their movies nowadays. It almost seems that now Disney has become a source of sugarcoating things, which I think is a shame. Kids need to feel a wide range of emotions.
I mean, to put it into perspective, I was born in 1983, so I was real little when Disney was in their darkest period. The Black Cauldron, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Watcher in the Woods, Return to Oz, to name a few . And then when I was 10 I discovered R-Rated horror movies. Interview with a Vampire and Pet Sematary were the first two I ever saw. My mom wasn't happy when she found out I was watching those kinds of movies, but she didn't shelter me from them. She sat me down and asked me if I realized movies, especially horror movies, are fake, not real. And I said that I did. So she said I could continue watching R-Rated movies, but break up watching them by watching something familly-friendly inbetween. So even though I started watching R-Rated movies, I was still watching family-friendly Disney movies that have some dark moments. You could say those dark Disney moments helped me get into R-Rated horror movies.
Of course, each indvidual is different so not every one is going to have the same experience I had growing up, but I'd hate to see kids nowadays not have a proper backbone. Don't let them become a complete snowflake. Don't shelter them to the point that it could be smothering for them. Children start becoming individuals when they're preteens, so let them discover things for themselves. Instead of sheltering them from something they discover that you're not happy with, work with your children not against them.
Sorry for the long post, but even though this is one person's opinion, this is a topic that needs to be talked about and not be ignored. As the song goes, children are our future, let them grow up the way they want to, but of course, within reason. If you're a parent be supportive, yet firm with your children.
Yeah, the shadow shot at the end of Lampwick's TF in Pinocchio is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I have not seen the hunchback of Notre Dame in forever, but I totally love it. It’s very sad because Quasimodo is disabled like I and he gets rejected and made fun of
The way Hunchback gets so much worse for Esmeralda 😢😢
You didn’t include lion king the dads death was traumatizing 😅
That was MURDER. 😭
Can we do a Try Not To Sing or Dance Michael Jackson edition? And a Elvis Editon? And Boyz To Men? And N'Sync? You get the gist.
Or try not to sing Disney villain songs 😂
The darkest part in Tarazan for me was when the Leopard killed his parents. You could see the blood all over the house. That scene disturbed me
You didn't have the mother scene from Dumbo??? I literally bawl to this day watching that scene!
Fun fact, Ursula is Ariel’s auntie
I think the girl was forgetting all the other supers that Syndrome killed when she said he didn't deserve death but needed therapy.
I love how everyone agreed Milo was hot 15:35. Also if there are any criminal minds fans does anyone see Spencer Reid in Milo?
If she thought the animated pinocchio is disturbing, they should see the old live action pinocchio. Especially that donkey scene
There are other much darker disney scenes. Dumbo being torn away from his mother. Bambi, for some, of course. And the one that gets to me still, to this day. The ending of Old Yeller. And let's not forget UP and the scene from Inside Out when Riley breaks down in tears.
I first saw Dumbo, Bambi, & Old Yeller when I was a young child, and they each tugged at my heart, big time. I was older when I saw UP, but it still managed to get to me.
They have another video on dark Disney moments which includes some of them.
@@henrymanley4116 As soon as I read your comment, I remembered about that episode. They say the memory is the second thing to go. I can't remember the first.
I love Atlantis, my siblings and I still say 2 for flinching lol
Controversial opinion: The Hunchback is the best movie of the Disney Renaissance both musically and thematically. It's the only one I go back to regularly as an adult. Perhaps because this is when Disney had the B*lls to tackle adult themes.
I would have not contained my tears for this! you guys are strong!
I don't think they realize that the original The Hunchback of Notre Dame novel from 1831 was dark and Quasimodo dies of starvation , and that there have been tons of live action movies made of the book.
Hunchback of Notre Dame is one of my favourites and as bad as the scene is for Quasi at the Feast of Fools, the beginning is so much worse. Frollo holding a defenceless Quasi over a well? After killing his parents? Nah, man, scars 😓
Amazing video react channel of dark moments in Disney animated movies,fantastic job. I was kind of happy to see that firefly get killed in the princess and the frog,never like that character at all.
The event that happens in Big Hero 6 is called a flashover. It normally happens in events where a window or door is opened. The fire surges toward that large source of oxygen causing an explosion. Its why we vent the roof of a building before going in. Chicago Fire has a similar opening as well when that series starts because one of the fire fighters went in to early before the roof was vented after hearing someone inside.
The only good thing is if your ever stuck in an area where a flashover occurs it will be very quick if not instant as the temperature can reach at times over 1000 degrees.
Aw man, no Watership Down? 😂 my sister was traumatized watching that, i never understood her... till I watch the scenes... just blood, gore, and violence
Its not disney :) has she seen farthing wood?
@@katiek3507is it not? My bad! She used to see it on Disney as Disney used to publish films not owned by them (like the 21st century films of Anastasia, Bartok, etc). So we grew up knowing some old cartoon films not made by Disney.
i believe we havent seen it Farthing Wood? o: care to gjve a synopsis?
None of those compare to the entire Disney movie “The Black Hole”. Kids if you haven’t seen it, it was Disney’s attempt at Star Wars but so dark. Even the title sequence is more Event Horizon than Disney. But do watch it if you like Sci Fi. RIP Bob (IYKYK)
I love these Disney videos you guys do.❤
2:17 I remember the first time I saw the designs of those fishes with sharp teeth like this barracuda, and I thought they looked pretty cool.
What ? No Black Cauldron? Fantasia ? Boogyman? Come on! You want to talk dark Disney! THOSE are the ones to look at!
They already did Black cauldron in the first video
I love Brother Bear!
I will say, the Tarzan scene is depressing, and I know Sabor was talked up to basically be a killing machine that everyone in the jungle feared. But like... Kerchak (the male gorilla) should've been able to absolutely snap Sabor in half.
the upbeat music between videos is sick & wrong😂
Pinocchio was my first to be dark Disney during my childhood before the rest of the Disney movies.
To be fair, there's plenty of adult themes in Disney movies, especially in older ones. And that was one of the reasons why Disney eventually branched out and created Touchstone back in the 80s. Disney executives at the time wanted to start making more adult themed movies. Up until that point, Disney only made movies that were ratedd G and PG. Creating Touchstone allowed them to make PG-13 and R-rated movies.
Some people should go watch part 1 before commenting.
Speaking of finding Nemo , y’all did know that baccala hate clownfish like literally so basically baccala didn’t eat the eggs…THE MOTHER ATE THE EGG AND LEFT !
I agree this is all heavy traumatizing stuff, but I will always respect Disney movies that have an edge.
Pls do another one with sad scenes .. lion king was hard for me, also bambi is so sad and the fox and the hound where she leaves the fox in the woods 😭
Those might be in the first video they did, this one is a part 2
No Black Cauldron?
That big hero six was triggering. My 12 year old cousin ran back into his burning home for his pug. He did not make it. They found him holding the remains of the dog. People don’t understand that even if a fire doesn’t seem out of control it’s something that can immediately change. So sad.
Perfect contenders for this would have been “Mufasa’s death”, “Koda realizing Kenai killed his mom” and “Hercules fighting the hydra”.
Live Action "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" starring Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara..is beyond awesome. It's a classic Black and White movie!
This is quite horrifying for children.
If React makes Part 3, they should include the opening scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.
Wnere's the pink elephant scene? That gave me nightmares as a kid. And I have refused to watch Dumbo since.
all of these scenes are so upsetting and have been my whole life, but the scene she discusses at 7:05 always makes me cry 🥹
The troll factor in this episode is off the charts! 😂
Can’t wait to watch
I love these types of video ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I grew up in the 80s and let me tell you, you have never cried your eyes out so hard until you see An American Tail. 😢 I think I was around 6yrs old when I watched it.
The song Somewhere Out There still gets to me, whether it be Fievel or the duo of James Ingram and Linda Ronstadt singing it.
What Disney buffs don't know Big Hero 6😱😱😱
I think a lot about how Donkey was probably Lampwick or one of the other boys from Pinocchio
Didn’t expect that Disney are so dark 😳
the land before time would be perfect for this but its not a disney movie
Saddest scene is finding dory and baby dory asking for help all her life 🥺🥺
1:14 "I wonder if they're going to make a live-action version of this?' They are, but it's not a high priority for Bob Iger.
that’s one of my favourite winnie the pooh scene since i was little 😌
To this day I have not gotten over Tadashi's death. And then the later scene with Baymax showing his last video to Hiro and saying "Tadashi is here" ugh...I will NEVER be okay again.
Why is it that people keep forgetting Syndrome (?) killed a bunch of retired supes on his private island. Like that is enough for multiple life sentences, or death sentence in parts of the world, therapy ain't enough!
Bobin is a monster lol
more please there’s even more movies that are twisted and dark
Jillian watch Atlantis it's sooo great!
Hunchback was my favorite disney movie. Ive seen it so many times in theaters as a kid.
Please REACT to PBS SHOWS from the 90's! Like Clifford,Arthur, Mr Roger's Neighborhood, Elmos World, Between the Lions, Sesame Street, Etc.
Yesss!!!!
Omg yes I'm seconding this!!
The huffleumps and woozles scene from Winnie the pooh gave me nightmares as a kid. To this day it creeps me out lol
To quote, how could you not include "when Bambi's Mom gets the ick!"
Sierra’s cat at 11:09 is the cutest cat I’ve ever seen
I like him saying he lost like a 100s of his kids, think on how many eggs are eaten when eating caviar
the way the hunchback of notre dame was my childhood film
Underrated movie
Oh definitely @@Bambam12340 I love it s much.
@@gaymer07 especially the vocals in the song
Not underrated back then. It was huge and popular when it came out. Used to be a parade of it in DLP. My childhood. It was my magical in those years
@@Bambam12340 completely 100% agree
I remember Brother Bear.
Do that all the time. One of the ways I'm working toward redemption is by serving my community as a volunteer firefighter.
The music playing between clips, when they're talking, is very distracting.
The pop-up for the Hunchback of Notre Dame says office office earnings instead of box office earnings. Jared said that there have been so many remakes of Tarzan since the "original" Disney animated movie. Someone should let him know that the first Tarzan movie came out in 1918 (silent film) plus over 30 movies between 1932 and 1970 plus a cartoon on Saturday mornings in 1977-1979 (plus reruns).
This cut deep almost cried
That ratatouille cooking scene is so therapeutic. The scene from Toy Story when woody gets a makeover is also a good contender
Al I can think about Toy Story is how they destroyed me in 4, I’m 34 and cried like a little kid