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Disney once had a woman take a bath (well forced to) nude on screen. And in the same scene she had her clothes stripped off.

Oh Disney

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When was this? O.o

In the middle of this song

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When was this? O.o

In the middle of this song

****, for a second I thought you were talking about an actual person, I was so freaked out for a minute.

Is it wrong that I laughed really badly at your post . But yeah stripping animated girls and forcing them into a bath= totally normal.
(She was however getting ready to bring honor to her family, still makes it oddly placed in a Disney Movie)

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In the middle of this song

****, for a second I thought you were talking about an actual person, I was so freaked out for a minute.

Is it wrong that I laughed really badly at your post . But yeah stripping animated girls and forcing them into a bath= totally normal.
(She was however getting ready to bring honor to her family, still makes it oddly placed in a Disney Movie)

If you think that's bad, you really shouldn't watch Hunchback of Notre Dame.

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****, for a second I thought you were talking about an actual person, I was so freaked out for a minute.

Is it wrong that I laughed really badly at your post . But yeah stripping animated girls and forcing them into a bath= totally normal.
(She was however getting ready to bring honor to her family, still makes it oddly placed in a Disney Movie)

If you think that's bad, you really shouldn't watch Hunchback of Notre Dame.

You made me curious

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Is it wrong that I laughed really badly at your post . But yeah stripping animated girls and forcing them into a bath= totally normal.
(She was however getting ready to bring honor to her family, still makes it oddly placed in a Disney Movie)

If you think that's bad, you really shouldn't watch Hunchback of Notre Dame.

You made me curious

the whole entire movie is about a corrupt man who wants to **** a gypsy.

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Is it wrong that I laughed really badly at your post . But yeah stripping animated girls and forcing them into a bath= totally normal.
(She was however getting ready to bring honor to her family, still makes it oddly placed in a Disney Movie)

If you think that's bad, you really shouldn't watch Hunchback of Notre Dame.

You made me curious

The movie starts with Quasimodo's mother being killed on the steps of the cathedral by Judge Frollo, the movie's villain. Frollo then proceeds to adopt Quasimodo after prying him from his dead mother's arms and hides him in the Church treating him like **** constantly convincing him he's a freak for his deformity. Then the corrupt Judge running the town goes around trying to kill all gypsies simply for being gypsies. Paris is also right about him spending half the movie wanting to screw Esmerelda. Then when he dies in the end, it's not at all subtle at the fact that it's a metaphor of him literally falling into the fires of hell and he dies by burning alive after trying to burn Esmerelda at the stake.

It's also one of few Disney movies where the main guy DOESN'T get the girl in the end and ends up heartbroken as he watches her run off with another guy.

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If you think that's bad, you really shouldn't watch Hunchback of Notre Dame.

You made me curious

The movie starts with Quasimodo's mother being killed on the steps of the cathedral by Judge Frollo, the movie's villain. Frollo then proceeds to adopt Quasimodo after prying him from his dead mother's arms and hides him in the Church treating him like **** constantly convincing him he's a freak for his deformity. Then the corrupt Judge running the town goes around trying to kill all gypsies simply for being gypsies. Paris is also right about him spending half the movie wanting to screw Esmerelda. Then when he dies in the end, it's not at all subtle at the fact that it's a metaphor of him literally falling into the fires of hell and he dies by burning alive after trying to burn Esmerelda at the stake.

It's also one of few Disney movies where the main guy DOESN'T get the girl in the end and ends up heartbroken as he watches her run off with another guy.

but then he gets the girl in the ****ty sequel

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You made me curious

The movie starts with Quasimodo's mother being killed on the steps of the cathedral by Judge Frollo, the movie's villain. Frollo then proceeds to adopt Quasimodo after prying him from his dead mother's arms and hides him in the Church treating him like **** constantly convincing him he's a freak for his deformity. Then the corrupt Judge running the town goes around trying to kill all gypsies simply for being gypsies. Paris is also right about him spending half the movie wanting to screw Esmerelda. Then when he dies in the end, it's not at all subtle at the fact that it's a metaphor of him literally falling into the fires of hell and he dies by burning alive after trying to burn Esmerelda at the stake.

It's also one of few Disney movies where the main guy DOESN'T get the girl in the end and ends up heartbroken as he watches her run off with another guy.

but then he gets the girl in the ****ty sequel

Oh really? I disregard almost every Disney sequel because most aren't good and were BS'd as direct-to-video movies for fast cash.

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The movie starts with Quasimodo's mother being killed on the steps of the cathedral by Judge Frollo, the movie's villain. Frollo then proceeds to adopt Quasimodo after prying him from his dead mother's arms and hides him in the Church treating him like **** constantly convincing him he's a freak for his deformity. Then the corrupt Judge running the town goes around trying to kill all gypsies simply for being gypsies. Paris is also right about him spending half the movie wanting to screw Esmerelda. Then when he dies in the end, it's not at all subtle at the fact that it's a metaphor of him literally falling into the fires of hell and he dies by burning alive after trying to burn Esmerelda at the stake.

It's also one of few Disney movies where the main guy DOESN'T get the girl in the end and ends up heartbroken as he watches her run off with another guy.

but then he gets the girl in the ****ty sequel

Oh really? I disregard almost every Disney sequel because most aren't good and were BS'd as direct-to-video movies for fast cash.

I don't remember what her name was, all I know is that it's a dumbed down version of my favorite Disney movie :V

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but then he gets the girl in the ****ty sequel

Oh really? I disregard almost every Disney sequel because most aren't good and were BS'd as direct-to-video movies for fast cash.

I don't remember what her name was, all I know is that it's a dumbed down version of my favorite Disney movie :V

Why would they do that?!

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Oh really? I disregard almost every Disney sequel because most aren't good and were BS'd as direct-to-video movies for fast cash.

I don't remember what her name was, all I know is that it's a dumbed down version of my favorite Disney movie :V

Why would they do that?!

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The movie starts with Quasimodo's mother being killed on the steps of the cathedral by Judge Frollo, the movie's villain. Frollo then proceeds to adopt Quasimodo after prying him from his dead mother's arms and hides him in the Church treating him like **** constantly convincing him he's a freak for his deformity. Then the corrupt Judge running the town goes around trying to kill all gypsies simply for being gypsies. Paris is also right about him spending half the movie wanting to screw Esmerelda. Then when he dies in the end, it's not at all subtle at the fact that it's a metaphor of him literally falling into the fires of hell and he dies by burning alive after trying to burn Esmerelda at the stake.

It's also one of few Disney movies where the main guy DOESN'T get the girl in the end and ends up heartbroken as he watches her run off with another guy.

but then he gets the girl in the ****ty sequel

Oh really? I disregard almost every Disney sequel because most aren't good and were BS'd as direct-to-video movies for fast cash.

the only good direct to video disney sequel is lilo and stitch 2: stitch has a glitch
it has a legitimately good story and is honestly pretty emotionally charged