Worst Disney Animated Hero/Heroine/Villian

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Raydawggie wrote:No, I just thought Quasimodo was not only ugly, but whiny and irritating as well. And Esmerelda is overrated. My favorite character was Frollo, which should tell you about how much I liked the movies as a whole! :lol:
She isn't overrated.! She's underrated
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Worst Hero: Shang.
Worst Heroine: Aurora.
Worst Villain: Gaston.
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Worst heroes: Mickey Mouse(too annoying good to be true), Quasimodo(for a moment he thought that Esmeralda could fell in love with him!High standards from a guy who is sooo ugly), Simba(because of the popularity he still gets.His character and story always seemed boring to me), Peter Pan(he needs to grow up. really.maybe then he'll stop saying that all girls like him! Some times times I want to get his dummy head, and...AAaarggh!!!)

Worst heroines: Belle(beautiful but SNOB!!!), Minnie Mouse(so sweet that I think I'm gonna blow!!), Aurora(she does NOTHING!! The movie should be called The three good fairies), Wendy(so boring, ans such a typical english girl!! If she was a man she would be Hugh Grant no question!).

Worst Villains: Captain Hook(what exactly does he in the movie? Try to frighten us? Well, he FAILED!), Rattkliff(a very boring villain), The Queen of Hearts(she appears nearly in the end of the movie, and she is supposed to be funny, but she only annoyes me) Gaston(he's not a villain.He's just a dumb brute, who's annoyed because Belle doesn't want him).
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nedak wrote: Worst Villains: Captain Hook(what exactly does he in the movie? Try to frighten us? Well, he FAILED!), Rattkliff(a very boring villain), The Queen of Hearts(she appears nearly in the end of the movie, and she is supposed to be funny, but she only annoyes me) Gaston(he's not a villain.He's just a dumb brute, who's annoyed because Belle doesn't want him).
I forgot about the Queen of Hearts. Yeah. She was annoying...I wanted to chop HER head off. But the Queen of Hearts in the book was funny. :D

I disliked Gaston for the same reasons but I loved his voice. It sounded really..good.

I liked Ratcliffe because he seemed realistic. I'm sure there are a lot of people like him around. maybe that's why he's boring.

Awh. I think Quasimodo is a great hero. He's different. He's not tall and handsome and he doesn't get the girl. And since when was disobeying really bad? Frollo wanted to keep him locked up forever....that's cruel and a waste of life. LOL :lol:
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Pasta67 wrote:
ichabod wrote: You call giving up your dreams in order to save the life of Gurgi, who sacrificed himself by throwing himself into the Cauldron in order to stop it's powers and save their lives, no reason? :?
Man, this is embarrassing for me. See, I never actually saw the movie; I just read the review on the main site and it said he gave up for no reason. Ever since then I've had an opinion of him for that. Next time, I'll watch the movie before making an opinion. :oops:
Tut, Tut!

You can make it up by going and buying the movie! ;)

Alhtough now I'm going to have words with Luke, about why HE wrote that he just gives up! :p
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nedak wrote:Worst heroes: Mickey Mouse(too annoying good to be true), Quasimodo(for a moment he thought that Esmeralda could fell in love with him!High standards from a guy who is sooo ugly), Simba(because of the popularity he still gets.His character and story always seemed boring to me), Peter Pan(he needs to grow up. really.maybe then he'll stop saying that all girls like him! Some times times I want to get his dummy head, and...AAaarggh!!!)

Worst heroines: Belle(beautiful but SNOB!!!), Minnie Mouse(so sweet that I think I'm gonna blow!!), Aurora(she does NOTHING!! The movie should be called The three good fairies), Wendy(so boring, ans such a typical english girl!! If she was a man she would be Hugh Grant no question!).

Worst Villains: Captain Hook(what exactly does he in the movie? Try to frighten us? Well, he FAILED!), Rattkliff(a very boring villain), The Queen of Hearts(she appears nearly in the end of the movie, and she is supposed to be funny, but she only annoyes me) Gaston(he's not a villain.He's just a dumb brute, who's annoyed because Belle doesn't want him).
Wow...nedak...

QUISMODO: Um...no offense, but have you ever heard not to judge people by the way they look? It's really shallow to say that Esmeralda wouldn't like him just because of the way he looks.
PETER PAN: He's not supposed to grow up! :roll: That's the point of the story!
BELLE: How is Belle a snob? Because she's smart and she likes to read?
CAPTAIN HOOK: No, he's supposed to be a comical villian. He's supposed to be silly.
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Unlike most people I think Gaston is a great villian! I love who he is first a comical villian but then turns into a villian we love to hate. Plus I think The Mob Song is the second best villian song ever just behind Be Prepared!
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Timon/Pumba fan wrote:Unlike most people I think Gaston is a great villian! I love who he is first a comical villian but then turns into a villian we love to hate. Plus I think The Mob Song is the second best villian song ever just behind Be Prepared!
Bingo! Plus, Gaston is one of the only villains to develop as a character throughout the movie. You can really see his evil develop of the course of the story.
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chaychay102royal wrote:[Wow...nedak...

QUISMODO: Um...no offense, but have you ever heard not to judge people by the way they look? It's really shallow to say that Esmeralda wouldn't like him just because of the way he looks.
PETER PAN: He's not supposed to grow up! :roll: That's the point of the story!
BELLE: How is Belle a snob? Because she's smart and she likes to read?
CAPTAIN HOOK: No, he's supposed to be a comical villian. He's supposed to be silly.
I don't judge people by the wat they look, but I don't like Quasimodo as a personality too. Such a misery!! I can't stand it! And yes, Esmeralda prefered Phoebus because he was handsome-his character is not better than Quasi's.
If the point of Pan's story is eternal immaturity, I don't like the story. So simple.
I like that Belle is smart and likes to read, I just hate her because she thinks she's much better than those "little people", that she doesn't worth it living in a "little town" or a 'poor provencial town"!! And of course she couldn't be anyone's "little lady"! That's AWFUL! WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS?? That's why she's SNOB!!!
As for comical villians, they're supposed to make you laugh. That's what comical means. Well Hook only made me yawn.Sooo boring!
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Why would any girl want to be someone's "little lady"? Besides, she doesn't hate the provential town, she just seeks adventure just like in the books she reads!
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DisneyFan 2000 wrote:Why would any girl want to be someone's "little lady"? Besides, she doesn't hate the provential town, she just seeks adventure just like in the books she reads!
So you call little ladies all women married to poor villagers!!! Love, you know, is more important than adventure or being a princess by marrying a prince- even if he's a beast first. I never said that she should marry Gaston- he's an ox. Butt she absolutely thinks that noone of these "poor little people" is of her worth. THAT'S DISGUSTING!
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nedak wrote: I don't judge people by the wat they look, but I don't like Quasimodo as a personality too. Such a misery!! I can't stand it! And yes, Esmeralda prefered Phoebus because he was handsome-his character is not better than Quasi's.
If the point of Pan's story is eternal immaturity, I don't like the story. So simple.
I like that Belle is smart and likes to read, I just hate her because she thinks she's much better than those "little people", that she doesn't worth it living in a "little town" or a 'poor provencial town"!! And of course she couldn't be anyone's "little lady"! That's AWFUL! WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS?? That's why she's SNOB!!!
As for comical villians, they're supposed to make you laugh. That's what comical means. Well Hook only made me yawn.Sooo boring!
I'm not going to start a war here, so I'm only going to comment on one of these complaints.

The story of Peter Panisn't about eternal immaturity, but of eternal innocence. For example, my nephew still thinks the characters at Disneyland are real. It was so enchanted to see his face light up when he first saw Pooh. He's so easy to please. Young children don't know about the horrors of the world--war, financial issues, violence, abuse (unless the child comes from a home where either the child or a parent is being abused). They just know love and happiness. They're innocent and they're content.
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nedak wrote:
DisneyFan 2000 wrote:Why would any girl want to be someone's "little lady"? Besides, she doesn't hate the provential town, she just seeks adventure just like in the books she reads!
So you call little ladies all women married to poor villagers!!! Love, you know, is more important than adventure or being a princess by marrying a prince- even if he's a beast first. I never said that she should marry Gaston- he's an ox. Butt she absolutely thinks that noone of these "poor little people" is of her worth. THAT'S DISGUSTING!
You really need to see the movie again. She just didn't feel at home like everyone else. She loved to imagine, explore, read and be unusual, and her fellow neighbours couldn't understand that. And yes, those people were narrow minded and encouraged women to be stupid. I can understand why she supposedly "looked down" on them.

Also, for her adventure was first priority. I see nothing wrong about that. Love's not for everyone you know!
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DisneyFan 2000 wrote:
You really need to see the movie again. She just didn't feel at home like everyone else. She loved to imagine, explore, read and be unusual, and her fellow neighbours couldn't understand that. And yes, those people were narrow minded and encouraged women to be stupid. I can understand why she supposedly "looked down" on them.

Also, for her adventure was first priority. I see nothing wrong about that. Love's not for everyone you know!
First, I don't have to see the movie again, I grew up with that movie.Secondly,yes, she loved to imagine, but not to explore!! She was a PASSIVE dreamer. And people who cannot find ANYONE to talk, it's their problem not the people's. Only when her father was lost she escaped the village! All the time, she was passivly sitting there and murmuring about how she couldn't find anyone to talk. In a normal place, you know, it can't be that ALL the people are narrow minded. So SHE had a problem. Remeber Ariel? Noone else liked the life out of the sea, but everyone was her friend!!! Because she wasn't snob!!! She WANTED to have friends! It's not bad to chat with people you know, even if they're narrow minded:you could open their eyes! And if adventure was her first priority, Belle would have seeked for that earlier-like Ariel-not when her father was in danger: it was her only choice, she should save her father!And it was something that happened by chance.
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Since you seem to hate her with a passion I'll just stop now. I can't believe someone would actually think she's a snob...
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chaychay102royal wrote:I'm not going to start a war here, so I'm only going to comment on one of these complaints.

The story of Peter Panisn't about eternal immaturity, but of eternal innocence. For example, my nephew still thinks the characters at Disneyland are real. It was so enchanted to see his face light up when he first saw Pooh. He's so easy to please. Young children don't know about the horrors of the world--war, financial issues, violence, abuse (unless the child comes from a home where either the child or a parent is being abused). They just know love and happiness. They're innocent and they're content.
No fear over starting a war.You have your opinions, I got mines, and we're just chating in here. I'd be happy if you commented ALL my complaints! :)
Now about your comment: Pan IMO is not that innocent, and I guess your nephew must be much younger than Peter Pan(who, I believe, is about 12 years old). Pan likes to see the mermaids fight about him! He thinks every girl likes him! And the (disney at least) story supports it: Wendy, Tinker Bell, the mermaids, Jane(from Return to Neverland), even adult Wendy really want him to death! And he knows it and he's proud of it! How nice!! Such an innocent protype, huh? That's the way dumb teenagers think, and you absolutely don't call it innosence!
On the other hand, it's really nice to believe in something magical, eternal, that only could live in your dreams! For me, Peter Pan does not fullfil my prerequisites:someone who reminds me some of my dumbest classmates, does not has a place in my mind and in my heart. Plus I don't find something really exciting in Neverland(which also reminds me Michael Jackson's scandals :lol: )! I prefer to keep believing on Atlantica, or Agrabah, these are the places of my dreams!!! :)
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nedak wrote: Now about your comment: Pan IMO is not that innocent, and I guess your nephew must be much younger than Peter Pan(who, I believe, is about 12 years old). Pan likes to see the mermaids fight about him! He thinks every girl likes him! And the (disney at least) story supports it: Wendy, Tinker Bell, the mermaids, Jane(from Return to Neverland), even adult Wendy really want him to death! And he knows it and he's proud of it! How nice!! Such an innocent protype, huh? That's the way dumb teenagers think, and you absolutely don't call it innosence!
I see your point. I love the movie Peter Pan and even before I wrote those comments about innocence, Peter is definitely not my favorite character in that movie. Tinkerbell is! :) :tink:
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Worst Hero: Prince Erick, Shang
Worst Heroine: Snow White (I like the film tho but agree wit u ppl)
Worst Villian: ??

Best Hero: Aladdin, Mr. Incredible, Tarzan, Hercules, Simba
Best Heroine: Mulan, Belle, Ariel
Best Villian: Jafar
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