[Ungodly]

A loto f hidden sexual content has been found in almost all animated Disney films. Even I have to admit that some of does look like it was deliberately added. For example, in the Disney film "The Rescuers", you can see an undeniable picture of a topless woman in one of the windows in the background while the two mice are flying through the city in a sardine box. Also in the film Aladdin, you can cleary hear a voice say "Take off your clo..." whille Aladdin is trying to shush the tiger. As for all the other rumors, I think those are BS.

So do you believe that Disney has been hiding sexual content in thier films? For those of you that don't know what I'm talking about...

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Aladdin tells teenagers to take off their clothes.

Letters spelling the word S-E-X are formed by a cloud of dust in The Lion King.

Rafiki chants a naughty phrase in a talking Lion King book.

A phallus was drawn on the video cover of The Little Mermaid by a disgruntled artist.

A minister becomes aroused during the wedding scene in The Little Mermaid.

Photographic images of a topless woman can be spotted in The Rescuers.

Mischievous animators drew Jessica Rabbit naked.

This post has been edited by Ungodly: 16 August 2006 - 04:29 PM

[Never_Hit_Nirvana]

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A loto f hidden sexual content has been found in almost all animated Disney films. Even I have to admit that some of does look like it was deliberately added. For example, in the Disney film "The Rescuers", you can see an undeniable picture of a topless woman in one of the windows in the background while the two mice are flying through the city in a sardine box. Also in the film Aladdin, you can cleary hear a voice say "Take off your clo..." whille Aladdin is trying to shush the tiger. As for all the other rumors, I think those are BS.

So do you believe that Disney has been hiding sexual content in thier films? For those of you that don't know what I'm talking about...

Don't know, don't care. Disney is an agent of the Anti-Christ anyways, and is best ignored.

[rice]

yes they do lol

here is the link of the little mermaid movie poster that has a winkie in it..rumors had it that the artist who made the cover or whatever got fired or something like that..and as revenge or joke...the artist added it hehe

http://www.apologitis.com/gr/ancient/eik/s...rartmermaid.jpg

[Anubi]

I remember captain pugwash (although not disney) having the characters 'seaman staines' , 'master bates' , 'roger the cabin boy' ... 'simon the bar steward'. classic stuff hehe.

[aquatus1]

It's really no big secret that they do. Animators, when left in enclosed spaces doing repetitive tasks for too long, develop a somewhat quirky sense of humor. Like artists throughout history, they put in little tiny un-asked for details that cause the viewers to go .

[Jok3r]

Yea I think they do it purposely. It doesn't really matter becasuse kids don't notice them anyway. Mostly adults find them and I find it hilarious. Little Mermaid poster is pretty funny.

[evil_E.T]

i remember hearing a story where two artists put some pornography in place of a couple of the frames in one of the intros of onre of the movies. Walt disney saw it, turned to the artists and said,"Very funny, hilarious, amazing, your'e fired." they got thrown out there and then.

[Ungodly]

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i remember hearing a story where two artists put some pornography in place of a couple of the frames in one of the intros of onre of the movies. Walt disney saw it, turned to the artists and said,"Very funny, hilarious, amazing, your'e fired." they got thrown out there and then.

They wanted to see if he could spot it. There were a lot of different stories as to what really happened. Some say that he didn't fire tem because he was so pleased about the fact that he spotted it.

[MadMachine]

Forget the "sexual content." That's nothing.
"The Lion King" had death and violence.

[chaoszerg]

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Forget the "sexual content." That's nothing.
"The Lion King" had death and violence.

I don't think showing death and violence is a terrible thing in a cartoon i would rather have my children exposed to death and violence on tv to prepare them for the real world as they get older then have un prepared for it and experience it for themselves.

[MadMachine]

Most would rather their children be exposed to neither at a young age, and rightly so IMO.
However, I personally don't see the merging of flesh as any more obscene than the tearing of flesh.

[chaoszerg]

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Most would rather their children be exposed to neither at a young age, and rightly so IMO.
However, I personally don't see the merging of flesh as any more obscene than the tearing of flesh.

Yes i know a lot of people who would rather shelter their children from seeing such things but i think this can do more harm then good. Sheltering a child from seeing such things on tv can be more harmful i don't think a child should see guts being spilt and graphic sex at a early age but they should be exposed to mild violence and death then as they get older be exposed to more extreme type of violence i believe this will help them realize that the world can be a very cruel place and prepare them for whats to come. Sheltering them completely and trying to hide death and violence away from them will only leave them unprepared and sitting ducks in the world.

[aquatus1]

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Most would rather their children be exposed to neither at a young age, and rightly so IMO.
However, I personally don't see the merging of flesh as any more obscene than the tearing of flesh.

Which Disney movie was it that showed either the "merging of flesh" or the "tearing of flesh"? We aren't talking about pornos, for crying out loud. We are talking about a somewhat phallic castle tower, or a 1 second glimpse of a girl in a window.

[Avinash_Tyagi]

Here's a question, what's worse, sex or violence in media?

This post has been edited by Avinash_Tyagi: 16 August 2006 - 09:47 PM

[chaoszerg]

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We are talking about a somewhat phallic castle tower

Lol for some strange reason this made me laugh


I think i remember seeing the sex message in the lion king there were many winnie the pooh talking toys removed from the shelves because some of them said obscene words.