The original versions of a lot of the fairy tales that Disney has made movies of did have scary moments in them, since they were meant as cautionary tales, so I could see that happening. Can you imagine Frozen with the actual "The Snow Queen" plot?

In the end of the original Pinocchio, Pinocchio eats Jiminy cricket and Candlewick dies from exhaustion. In the original Mulan, she wound up as a harem girl in Shan Yu's harem and committed suicide. In the Hunchback tale Esmeralda is hanged instead of burned at the stake and dies while Frollo watches and is then thrown off of the roof to his death by Quasimodo who then flees to the crypt where she is buried and holds her body until he dies of starvation and about eighteen months later, the tomb is opened, and the skeletons are found. As someone tries to separate them, they crumble to dust. in Cinderella one of the ugly stepsisters has her big toe cut off while the other has her heel cut off and then they and the evil stepmother have their eyes pecked out by birds. in the Snow white fairy tale, the queen attends Snow White and Prince Charming's wedding and when she arrives she is forced into red hot Iron shoes and is forced to dance until she drops dead. These stories are pretty dark and were for their times great tales and still are today.

+avshutsach dang that's cold😐

Ooh, lord!

Disney would have so much power in horror...

A ass is a type of donkey yes.

k.

absolutely. I was scarred for life

Pinocchio is a favorite of mine, but it has to be one of the darkest children's movies ever made!

What used to frighten me the most about that is those kids still have conscious thought but they cant speak so they all think they're animals and they cant cry out for help

Russell Moore And to think, it almost wasn't a musical.

The gargoyles were actually a comic relief for the movie

They shouldn't have made a cartoon based on Hugo's book(LOOSELY based I mean)...The story is just too strong for kids

I wonder how many top 10 videos they will churn out just from Hunchback

Yeah you see, I wouldn’t recommend hunchback of Norte dame. It’s not so kid friendly because of the themes that are more suitable for adults, not children.

Frollo was a FUCKING PEDOFILE.

Randall Denison Disney is shitty but thats a bit too far

Yo it’s child’s play compared to the original 😂

@@blankblank5409 Disney is shitty? Excuse you

Yep but it's not Pg?!?

+Prince Stormstrider Still, it's an important element in the story, the film wouldn't really work without it, and it's my second personal favourite WDAS film after The Lion King, and when you think about it, it does lead up to an incredible effective ending, Quasimodo steps into sight after his heroic actions and the crowd go silent, seeing they were wrong doing what they did to him now seeing how brave he is

+JGstarzintheireyes Indeed. It was some nice build up. Like Don Bluth said: "You can show kids pretty much anything, as long as it has a happy ending." Besides, the original novel was a lot darker.

+Prince Stormstrider the movie is pretty much dark compared to the rest hell, the first see frollo kills a woman and wants to drown a baby the book is even more dark

+Prince Stormstrider Rotten apples? I thought they were tomatoes!

I think The Hunchback of Notre Dame is one of the first movies that made me cry properly. Sure some of the other Disney movies made me shed a tear. But I couldn't watch the Hunchback for years after, seeing when he was tied down used to make me cry and scream 'no, stop why are they being so mean' also the statues around the Cathedral used to give me nightmare, still can't walk past one without feeling eyes on me. 😂 truly a haunting Disney movie. One of my favs now.

Alyssa Shane Sorry to not know, but what does HBoND stand for? I'm searching it on google but can't find it :/

t0by69 Hunchback of Notre Dame.

I agree. There should be a list of scarily realistic moments in animated movies.

Ikr

+Rowan Buchanan I think in a similar vein, when I see the clip they show of Scar with Simba after he killed Mufasa (as if that wasn't bad enough), there's an element of manipulating a vulnerable and heartbroken child's perspective, making him feel responsible while under the misleading guise of being an 'understanding uncle' that is very real and very infuriating that I don't think I understood on some levels when I first saw it at age 11.

Brandon Mendoza I completely agree if should at least made an honorable mention.

For real! That part where maleficent appears in the fireplace and all you can see are her glowing yellow eyes. *Shudders* That shit is definitely the reason I still can't sleep with my closet door open.

Am I weird because I never found that scene scary? 😂 Like Maleficent was always terrifying (especially as a giant, fire breathing dragon) but Aurora’s hypnotizing scene…Even as a little girl I’ve always found that scene more intriguing and mesmerizing rather than scary. Which works for that scene but I just never found it scary 😂

Absolutely! The whole Aurora sound and her walking in green light was terrifying. But maleficient as the dragon was the scariest scene of them all.

Beat the hell out of a lion falling off a rock for scariness. If that made no1 I have to say Gen Lionking are a bunch of nancies. Watership Down (yes, I know that's not Disney) would have had them all in therapy for life!

Watch the Black Cauldron

+meytisss The judge always freaked me out as a kid. I still think he's one of the best Disney villains ever.

and also the saddest

+Emilie F she was way over 16 but i agree

Autumn Asters Was she? I think I read somewhere that she was meant to be 16. Either in the movie or the book I don't remember

demonangel918 its not the power of Satan they said

Yeah, but Walt Disney - the guy who created the company - was a White Supremacist who was a Hitler supporter - in terms of agreeing with the guy, though I don't know if he ever donated to the man. And, some of the lesser-known short cartoons that were made in the 1940's - when the guy was still alive - were especially racist - as Dumbo was - & Nazi-esque. So, is it REALLY that surprising there would be some "dark" moments in the Disney franchise?

Timothy Hansen you need serious medical help

demonangel918 kids used to be tougher than today

Chernabog: Ha! I will even terrify your parents, kid!

That was a moment of raw fear for child me

👁👄👁

That part still gives me chills

I hate that moment. Eyes in the dark, the music. 😨😨

I came here to say this very comment, that and to complain they left out some of the concepts and scenes in Beauty and the Beast as honorable mentions

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I still think about that laugh every now and then it's the most spot on evil laugh of all time.

awkwarding through life I agree. No part of any Disney movie makes me cry and need a big hug like this part here.

awkwarding through life Yes😢

awkwarding through life 175th like.

That still creep me out at twenty-one. Maybe more, because I can fully realize the horror of it.

Hated that scene.

Fucking hated and still hate that scene. Its so terrifying and disgusting.I know its to tell kids that: THIS is why you don't go with strangers! Still I think they went a bit too far when they showed that scene. Its not letting you get away easily. You have to sit and face the horror. Maybe they should have skipped the transformation scene or show it in some other light (to make it look funny or something?), but now its still in my opinion the most terrifying scene in Disney history. This is just my opinion, but still this particular scene makes me feel uncomfortable and even comes to haunt me in my nightmares. NO FUCKING KIDDING! Call me a pussy or anything you want, but this scene is still fucking haunting to me. Thanks alot Disney!

Same

That scene never fazed me as a kid, but now that I'm watching it at least 7 years later, I don't know how I wasn't scarred.

That entire sequence scared the sh🦆t out of me as a little kid.

@@natek4488 same bro.

Jenny Vega she disturbed me when she was in the fireplace just staring

@@slowtunes5257 , yea, she is, in my opinion, one of the top 3 Disney villains.

@@slowtunes5257 that's why I won't ever watch sleeping beauty in the next few years

Heffalumps and woozles didn't even make the list.

They said no live action in the beginning of the vid

SlayerOfTears remember princess Eilonwy she was great

SO TRUE

Professor Ratigan97 at least great mouse detective is still shown on tv sometimes

I loved this movie as a kid.

SlayerOfTears I never saw it

Joy Holmes yeaahh, when i was a kid, i was terrified as hell at that scene

Wow. Really?

Can you blame them? If I was the target age when I watched that movie, I think I would have wet myself too!

The Snow white ride at Disneyworld scared me as a kid

Dave Hallsen it still scares me even as an adult!

You think so? I never found it scary

​@@brentprim1 the actual hypnosis part I didn't find as scary...but what scared me was right before that where Maleficent appears in the pitch dark fireplace and all you can see is her silhouette and glowing yellow eyes. The stuff of nightmares.

@@brentprim1 I never found a lion falling off a rock scary. Diff'rent strokes...

I remember as child I laughed when he fell

Sapphire The Alpha my brother & i r twins & we were born in 1994 when the movie came out. i never realized how sad it is that he calls scar brother when he begs 4 help when i was little :’( it shows that even tho he was pissed at him 4 not being there when simba was born at the beginning mufasa still loved scar, wouldve done anything 2 save him if he was dangling from a cliff & thought scar would save him too. scars the biggest piece of shit ever!

lets be real the entire story of the hunchback of notre dame is not a g rated story. It's been slightly kiddied up with the singing gargoyles but even then its still a super dark movie

"Dark opera" Opera...... OPERAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-cough

Adiba Chowdhury my mom never let me watch the hunchback and I'd always ask why & she just told me "it's bad, don't watch it." I only wanted to see it because I thought Esmeralda was pretty & I felt bad for the hunchback... I still haven't seen it to this day & from these clips I see why my mother wouldn't let me. 😩😴

Actually, it's funny you say that because the Disney movie is based on the opera (La Esmeralda) which was written by the same author who wrote the book "The Hunchback of Nortre Dame".

When the film was released, there were critics who argued the film should be PG not G because of the song, "Hellfire" so you're not alone lol

same here

Kathryn McLean might as well put Bambi in there.

Well the title says darkest and scariest, and someone murdering both their own brother and nephew (at least in intent) is pretty darn dark for a children's movie.

It's definitely the most thrilling and gritty moment, and I think they also included the Stampede scene, which is just bone-chilling.

Gemnist "Long live the king."

Kennedy Elise Walton I'm dying of laughter 😂😂😂😂😂

Kennedy E. Walton rolls eyes and facepalms

that pun is over rated.

Yeah, Tarzan really left him hanging up there.

Kennedy E. Walton Patrick: Booooooo.

Allison Barrett Shit...now Burton has his hands all over it!

I found pretty cool to watch. You have to admit for 1940 that’s pretty amazing animation

That and the Heffalumps and Woozles scene from the Winnie the Pooh movie!

I actually found that scene quite funny, I don't remember being scared by it.

Allison Barrett yes

Perhaps I was too young to understand what it represented (I was six, auntie assumed that a Disney animated movie was for kids) but I was thrilled by it all; the images, the music, the sound and the fury... Mostly because of this scene it was one of my favourite movies for a long time.

Pesky fireplaces.....

Doesn't get the prince and turns into seafoam. Pretty dark indeed.

Ikr I loved the Disney movie, then I read the actually story then I thought:"all well, at least we have the prince.

snowden352 But eventually is able to go to heaven after doing a bunch of good deeds so it's not QUITE bad. If there's any particular little mermaid who gets utterly screwed over, it's the one in Fables.

snowden352 The prince ends up marrying another girl and the sea witch tells Ariel she can get her tail back if she uses a sword to kill the prince. If she doesn't she will turn to sea foam. However, she can't do it which results in her turning to sea foam.

sunny105100 Then she goes to Heaven to earn herself a soul by being the prince and his bride's spiritual guardian. She didn't turn into sea form because she sacrificed herself rather than murder the prince.

That scene was....

+assassintwinat8 You have a point, but Disney's universe is a big scale picture and everyone looks at it from his own point of view.

+assassintwinat8 cause Mulan is one of the best Disney movies out there. Treasure Planet is good too.

assassintwinat8 That and when you hear the shouting during the big showdown. And when you see the sheer size of the Hun Army and Shang, Mulan, and all of the others realize just how vastly outnumbered they are.

The part about the little girl's doll is what got to me.

Indeed

Really? Damn.

@@anthonysunseri1996 yep

anthony sunseri it was originally rated R they cut a lot off

Bree'ann Looking back to the movie now, that really doesn't surprise me. Black Cauldron was really dark.

*“not where I belong”*

LOL 🤣🤣

WHAHAHSHEHSHAHAHHAHQYAHAHA

that creepy/awsome dude from princess and the frog deserved a part in that list!

He's on another list. I think its terrifying villain deaths

Oh yeah, Hades falling into the river Acheron and Herc cutting his way out of the Hydra weren't exactly kid-friendly...

I'd add the little girl's doll from Mulan too. Although maybe that's just gut-wrenchingly sad rather than dark/scary.

Dima Vasilev seeing hundreds of fallen soldiers' corpses is pretty dark for a kids' movie

I think Clayton's death in Tarzan was pretty scary aswell. I mean, you see his friggin' hanged shadow in the lightning.

I think it's because you see the body and that was huge for disney at the time.

TimpsterTheDude Sorry to say, but you never saw Bambi's mom. Or Clayton for that matter. But at least with Clayton you saw the shadow, so that makes it darker than Bambi's mom if only slightly.

You dont see it coming as a kid, even if you do, it doesnt feel right.

Two words 1.Your 2.Opinion

Honestly I like him

@@satanswife2546 me to

Is my favorite princes movie since I was a child..but I couldn't see maleficent...she is too evil

Blame the voters.

@@MsXizan what voters?

@@MsXizan there are no voters

I have watched THoND but Frollo did all of this and the whole of Paris knew about it, Scar made himself anonymous therefore making him think it through enough, he kept the truth from the pride and sent them through starvation.

Moon Staar damn this is true. powerful message. Our human kind commit these things on a daily, we have to do better

scar rules, best villan, most evil lion, best song, well, best everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

no, i love hellfire

This is why scar is one of the most hated villains of all time at least Disney villans

Right?!

+ToruKun1 Yeah!!!!

+ToruKun1 Or even when those shadow demons pop up! When he calls them forth and then they fly out into the night. Holy shit, that parts scares even me.

I love this freaked out Voodoo Doctor!

+ToruKun1 It was on the list on the "Top Ten Worst Disney Death" list.

That was demonic!!! Don't ever make your children watch disney movies!

@@domc9026 dude. It’s not demonic. A lot of Disney movies are light. Just don’t go for dark ones such as Hunchback

+Arrusoh The exactly same thing happened to me. That kid turning into a donkey screaming mother scared the living shit out of me, and I still can't watch that part.

+Arrusoh Ive never watched Pinocchio again because of that scene as well.

yeah I know how you feel

well as a kid i have always imaginations and nightmares about it also my along with my auntie and papa scaring me that if i dont eat brocolie or sleep early i would turn into a donkey

Wait. At 1:26 in Is that a SKULL he's holding I'm pretty sure that was a FUCKING SKULL NOT A PUMPKIN HOW DID ANYONE MISS THAT

agree. mufasas murder wasn't really scary, it's sad. i don't think it belongs on the list.

I understand it as scary because Scar actually pins the murder to the son. How can it even get more scary than that? Sure, someone dying is terrible, but take out a child's father life and traumatize the child? Horrible! Dare I say it? It's _scarring_ for life.

its not too scary but it is one of the darkest moments which is probably why it made it high on the list.

well its not just scariest moments, but also Darkest moments, and the death was pretty dark

True it was dark.

Yes.

Lion King moment was one of the worst f*cking things Disney has ever done in cinematic history. Ever. Just one thing on top of another, on top of another, on top of yet another. And another at the end. It just doesn't f*cking stop.

Oh my god, that's one of my favorite Disney moments ever. It's so powerful!

i actually really liked The Night On Bald Mountain as a kid😂

Tarzan still scares me now I haven’t ever watched the movie but I have heard of it

Damn right!

What about the queens transformation on number 1 i was terrified on that one in snow white but you are right

I totally agree, especially his final desperate “MAAAAMAAAAA!” as his transformation completes! Gave me nightmares!

Have you never been to church? lol

Waffle Shark Yeah, and the Coachman (who is the responsable) never got punished

i lowkey shed a tear

Yeah. I actually find that way darker then even what Scar did.

Yeah and all because she was trying to protect her son and also why was dumbo not placed in solitary with his mom how is he going to survive and also the chernabog scene sent chills up my spine

The worst part of the movie is when he gets drunk tho... like who’s monitoring these movies??

aenjgeal WTF are you talking about, he never insinuated child murder and rape

JasonJacksonJames It depends on who you ask, remember when he finds that little doll and says he should return it to the girl? Well, we've seen before with the arrow scene that he's very good at insinuating sinister things, and it's made very clear from the fact that he did burn down the village that he did at least mean to kill. Rape is a bit more speculative, but it is a possibility. We don't really know much about Shan Yu and what he would or wouldn't do, so he could have meant to rape as well. He did, however, definitely mean to kill.

aenjgeal all you do is speculate, I could also say he insinuated he wanted to eat a double cheese sandwich

JasonJacksonJames Listen, he definitely was intending to kill the girl because he burned down the village, so he made his intentions there perfectly clear. Taking into account just how sinister Shan Yu seems to be, it seems reasonable that he could also means to rape women and children. You don't have to agree with me, but that's just my opinion.

aenjgeal what about the rape then?

Ah, The Blustery Day. Thanks, Tigger, for giving us such nightmares.

Oddbrother That scene really did warp your mind.

Beware! Beware! Be very, very ware!

NoriMori I always thought it was "be a very wary bear." ?

chumon1992 Maybe it was… XD

bruh i've seen a few shows as a kid where parrots sang O Canada. (I'm canadian)

Long live the king :(

Fabienne Schaller I felt like that spot was kind of biased. It's considered to be the very greatest animated movie of all time, but it wasn't legitimately DARK. It's emotional, moving, but it doesn't specifically scare me. Now, #8-5, yeah I kind of wanted to fast forward because I was getting so creeped out! "See though the terror! Be strong! CAN'T I JUST COVER MY EYES????" Disney's more twisted than people realize.😱

Jared Groebner dark isn't scary. Murder and commanding someone to murder a child, a child related to you, is dark.

Ok, but then in the next scene they show Simba curling up to Mufasas DEAD BODY. They don't even try to "crop" it out

Fabienne Schaller Mufasa is Love. Mufasa is Life.

***** its that part or just before Frollo plummets to his death and the very beginning when Quasimodo's mother dies.

I agree, specially when you grow up and understand it's meaning and how relatable to this f*cked up world we live in it is.

I agree, just a question would you count Esmeralda singing god help the outcasts as dark?

except for the gargoyles

I don't think so. The song is beautiful and is one of the lighter moments of the movie since she is asking God to help those who are being persecuted. And the song that was deleted is also beautiful and full of hope.

I agree but that didn't scare me at all, I was just reacting like a scared person when I watched that scene

***** Yup. It's not a musical note, it's actually a voice. But I don't know who say Aurora's name.

Agreed. I had a fireplace in my bedroom. Imagine my terror.

The first time I saw that was in a pitch black theatre.... by myself. (My sister had left for the washroom lol) All that you could see were her eyes....

THAT WAS SCARY AF BRUH (AURORA,AURORA)

you forgot one thing... her blood

+Thechad201 its on the most terrifying deaths

"Now, you shall deal with me, dear prince... And all the powers of *HELL*!!!" {loud thunder claps and mad cackling laughter} ... Yeah, Maleficent has always been my favorite Disney villain(ess). ;-)

+Thechad201 It is Dark, but she was in the terrifying death list.....but at the same time it can also be a tad bit epic

+Thechad201 when she appears in the fire place that was cool " touch the spindle TOUCH IT I SAY" ..... she's a great villain

Top 10 "The Walking Dead" deaths

Top 10 of Mojo's top 10s. The ones that you guys enjoyed making the most.

Top 10 Movie Threats

You guys really like The Lion King it seems. :P

David Grahn who doesn't like The Lion King

yea

💀

Steve Bowman okay you need to calm down.

sakume OMG Yeees!

So basically what my parents did

+Dark17Moon I watch it every Halloween, it's soooo amazing how immersive the visuals and sound could be especially for the 40s!

dujfraz Exactly why it still freaks me out! The fact that it really well drawn! XD

true it was really scary and dark because I knew what was gonna happen to him :'(

Faxxxxxxx dude shit keeps me up all night LOLOLOLOLOLO

The creepy part is that I never noticed as a kid that there's a part when he looks at the sky, and the clouds look like a clawed hand covering the moon. But yeah, that entire part is creepy as hell.

TOM WAEZIG And yet, hunting (most is for hobby purposes too) is so socially accepted in our society.

Yup. Poor Bambi and his mom. Plus, to me, the hunter called “Man” is pretty creepy. We don’t see his face or anything except his hands and rifle. And we don’t hear him laugh or speak.. He’s quiet like Michael Myers. O.O Read a fanfic featuring him and he was pretty creepy in it too. Like he was in the movie.

I totally agree! In fact, most of that movie was pretty dark. I mean the whole thing is set in feudal China about war.

Summer Gillard It's been my favourite Disney movie since it came out when I was little (in fact my favourite movie ever) But dude it freaked the heck out of me too. My Aunt had to take me out of the theatre and get me candy every time the huns came on screen haha :P

SteamedHams75 😂😂😂

Lol

I know, right? Bambi was one of my favorite movies growing up, but I remember being freaked out by that part and skipping it.

I agree. Especially on 2. That scene scared me sooooooo bad as a kid. More for the fact that I got scared into thinking if I misbehaved too much I'd end up turning into a donkey.

#2 can never be unseen

***** Billy Bletcher was a really good Pete. No one did it better than him.

***** I guess he's pretty good

AnimeAngel88 haha, not me. I'm drinking now and about the smoke but I'm also part of the DARE generation so naturally I'm more likely to abuse drugs. But even now, this scene terrifies me, not even more than any other Disney films but more than probably any film ever!!!!!

@Jacob Tidwell 100% agree. At least one scene of that movie, the asteroid scene or one with the carnotauruses, should have made this list imo

It's terrifying but awesome. The Chernabog amps it up to the nth degree.

R.I.P. Alan Young

honestly same like it scared me so much when the grave scene happened my i was watching it with my dad and he went to go get something to drink and then the scene started playing and i was just sitting there horrified

Same here I saw this back when toon Disney was still around and it still freaks me out to this day

I completely agree with you. As a kid, I didn't like Pinocchio at all. It was hard to see those kids turn into donkeys and stuff. It gave me a cramped feeling.

I read the book it was based off and the whole thing is a disturbing and confusing mess. Yet it's strangely entertaining. Disney actually toned down the darker aspects of the book. For example the Blue Fairy is a dead child and Pinocchio actually sees Lampwick die after being worked to death. As for confusing in the book after the Fox and Cat (can never remember their names) trick him out of his money he's put in jail for being stolen from. I think. IDK like I said it's a confusing book.

As a kid monstro scared me so much. The color scheme they use in the animation in the ocean and the sky is dark and grey say what you want about Frollo falling into molten copper or Clayton getting hangs on vines that freaking whale almost gave me cetaphobia.

After seeing Lampwick turn into a donkey, that whale became quite forgettable to me as a kid in comparison to that. They escaped the whale, but those kids did not escape from being donkeys destined to be worked to death.

Sad and unfair indeed, ON TOP of the weirdness and spookiness of that scene. So overall, it's a totally "not good" scene! lol

uh, Bambi's mother dying WAS on the the list.

no it wasn't. it was just shown before the list started. it didn't even warrant an honorable mention and for good reason. it just wasn't dark or scary, sure it was sad for the first viewing but after that it just wears out quickly

Holy crap its bibleanddisneyfan!. Havn,t seen you in ages.

I agree with you bibleanddisneyfan. Night on Bold Mountain SHOULD be number one.

Yup!!!

BiggerGames It was scary when the bear first showed up, but I just couldn't resist cracking up to the part where the fox bit that bear in the ear.

Hey that's right, I do remember that bear being the scariest animated bear. But as usual, the Fox and the Hound is unjustly forgotten.

BiggerGames and its blood red eyes o_o

Yes dude. That is the scariest depiction of a bear ever! Lol

(pukes) (phone rings) yeah hi mom. look I told you. 7 years at medical school just. wasn't for me.

You got to admit that's so dark s**t.

Dark enough to be in the age of ultron trailer. Bah, mentioning it just reminds me how awful marvel has become in the office of writing movie plots.

What was the light side then? All Disney cartoons are extremely dark and scary and Walt Disney was definitely an evil man

Not me.

Black Knight gaming- minecraft mods me

OMG I know!! I was scared at that scene when I saw the movie the first time!

Same here

I can't understand why the donkey transformation scene didn't make number one on this list! They did choose a pretty dark scene to top the list, but I was more saddened than frightened by Mufasa's death when I was little. The Pinocchio scene?! Scared the heck outta me as a young lad!!

Annie Burke That scene gets me every time.

Annie Burke OMG yes! And they'd just been singing a jolly happy song!

Annie Burke I find it more sad than scary. War happens. People die. It's not that scary to see a field of dead soldiers, if you think about. IF it's fresh, sure thing! BE terrified! But if it's old? Well... it's just... sad, now.

angriella

+Annie Burke To me, it was seeing the little doll.

You have no soul. :(

D-Glad You're right, I sold it to Satan when i joined the Illuminati, but besides that, no soul or soul, it's not sad. I've seen worse, WAY worse. Mufasa was just a cliffhanger fall, no big deal, Simba still ruled, if anything (and they should've allowed Pixar and 3-D animated Disney films), the first couple minutes of Up were sadder, much sadder, and so was Andy leaving the toys forever.

Well, yeah, the first 5 minutes of Up were pretty much the saddest moments in any movie ever. But that doesn't mean Mufasa's death isn't sad. I mean, can you remember the first time you saw it? You were probably bawling your eyes out! It doesn't make me sad anymore, but I've seen it about a million times, so I'm used to it. Anyway, they're probably saving Pixar and other 3d-animated movies for a different list since, clearly, there's a wide selection of sad moments there, too.

D-Glad True, except for the first time I saw it part, I didn't cry, maybe because I didn't even know what was happening

D-Glad I was like 4 at the time

JustFun606 Oh YEEEES!

OMG YES!!!!! I thought that was horrific but I'm glad they didn't play it because i get nightmares just by thinking about it

Yess, I always thought that scene was terrifying!

208disneygirl You got me to think! Sorry, when I first posted this I was upset with the fact it was not on the list. I totally forgot, as is often forgot but nevertheless my mistake (Thank You for the correction to), that after Maleficent bestows her wish and says, "and Die!" I totally forgot that Merryweather bestows her gift as the final saying (not exact words but to sum up), "That it wont be death but a sleep until woken by true loves first kiss." Thank You Thank You for the comment, I got no rudeness from it! I've been so busy these years I haven't been able to rewatch all my Disney movies, (sadly :(.. but I will soon!), but this just shows that we help out our friendly Disney fans!

208disneygirl Plus until you pointed it out I never heard the creepy voice sound in the way you described but now when I think it about it, it eerily does sound like her name.. Which just makes it even CREEPIER! Lol Love It though

My own "fun fact": Maleficent would be my arch-enemy if I was a superheroine. ^_^ Just felt like sharing that. LOL

Ikr