
Which Disney films scared the daylights out of you as a kid?
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YAY!!!!!TheMerce wrote:Hello everyoneMy name is Merce and I'm new. Anyways... I'd have to say when Aladdin first came out and I saw the scene where Jafar was dressed up as the old prisoner... then smiled... I think I ran to the bathroom and flossed my teeth.



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I was terrified of Beauty and the Beast when I was little. It was mostly the Beast because he roared so loud, and was so mean to everybody. If I watched it, I had to be right next to my Dad so he could protect me from the Beast LOL.
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The Night on Bald Mountain scenes left a mark on me as a kid (mainly because an anvil hit me while I was watching them...boom-khish).
Seriously though, those scenes did have a major impact, and did frighten me as a child.
I also found the 'Ichabod' covered-bridge sequence (usually shown as part of a Halloween special or something) terrifying. I still do I think (but other versions of the tale).
Seriously though, those scenes did have a major impact, and did frighten me as a child.
I also found the 'Ichabod' covered-bridge sequence (usually shown as part of a Halloween special or something) terrifying. I still do I think (but other versions of the tale).
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Oh! That used to scare the "carp" out of me too. I also remember someone sacrificing themselves to save the others there, which also upset me greatly.snowbot wrote:This is not a Disney film, but since we're on the topic... The one that stands out in my mind is The Ewok Adventure (1984). There was this big spider, and this huge giant in a cave.. anybody else remember this movie? Scary!
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Same! It was the first film i saw in the cinema. I was fine up until when the queen transformed into the with and then un-veiled her face!MickeyMousePal wrote:The scariest Disney movie for me when I was 3 was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs the scary character was The Witch/Queen.....


I think The Black Cauldron was a bit freaky. I watched some of it last night and I jumped twice.
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hmmm the first movie i ever saw was snow white when i was like 1 so that freaked me out so bad- when she kicks the skeleton or somethin like that! and when she appears in the window- aaah! but now im over that.
i never got over the great mouse detective though, actually, im tryin to hunt it down to see it again, but im still kinda scared lol!
i never got over the great mouse detective though, actually, im tryin to hunt it down to see it again, but im still kinda scared lol!
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The Be Prepared scene was really scary. Whoever decided to use smoke and green lights was smart.Wonderlicious wrote:Yeah, I wasn't scared by that as a kid, but it is a bit creepy. Well any scene with an Elton John song in it would be scary!Lumiere wrote:in the Lion King the scene of be prepared, the music and the green smoke and all dark!
Oh... how about My Lullaby from Simba's Pride. That's scary too! Vitani is cute and scary at the same time. She even bares her tiny claws. o.O
The Can You Feel The Love Tonight scene was dark and scary! Let's run through the forest while the sun is setting.

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Oh yeah, in Lilo and Stitch, the scene where Stitch escapes is kinda scary. The suspense was too intense. Will Stitch escape? Or will the guards catch him? The scene reminds me of something out of Star Wars or Star Trek. Hehe
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