isn't there too much sadness in these movies? it took me a good 20 minutes to get over mufasa, and bambi, forget it!
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How about Toy Story? I don't remember any death in Toy Story. Also, Cinderella, Aladdin, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Again, I recall no death in these films. My memory could fail though...\n\nThe reason people die in Disney films is to produce that very same effect that you are feeling. Like many films, they want to manipulate your emotions to make you laugh, cry, yell, whatever.
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I cried throughout most of the movie...the thing is I watched it WITH my boyfriend and he laughed at me for crying...but then he started to understand why...\n\nBut yea...king kong is sweeter most of the time and he is so cute...
300480
Wonderful movie, but be ready to cry.  :)  I loved it personally, but it is a slow moving movie.
128660
I will tell you why my friend! The trailer sucked so people judged it tooooo quickly!\nThe people that were behind this movie were very talented so they failed then the box office fails too!\n\nList goes on...
572355
SORRY BUT JUST TRY ANY MOVIE RENTAL PLACE....\nAND YES IT IS A DAMN GOOD MOVIE AND ITS VERY SAD...I JUST CANT STAND THAT THESE PEOPLE CAN GET AWAY WITH THIS...IF I WAS A MULTIMILLIONAIRE I WOULD PAY A BUNCH OF MERCENARIES TO GO AND RESCUE THESE LITTLE GIRLS AND KILL THE SICK SOB'S WITH ONE SHOT TO THE HEAD....
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I feel your pain. \n\nI just went through a lengthy divorce with the Queen of Latifa and it was equally as messy. \n\nMarried for nearly 19 hours, we set out for a life of adventure. Unfortunately all I really got out of it was a hotel bill including room service, which I couldn't pay. \n\nI wish you the best of luck and I think I can help you find a good movie director and script writer. His name is Walt Disney, and although he has gone extinct, his legend lives on. Much like yours will without the help of strong medications. \n\nGod bless and Chimichunga!
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I would be really surprised if they were making a cheaper by the dozen 3 because the last one did not do well at all. Although, I thought the movie was okay especially for a sequel. After all, I did not expect it to be a blockbuster hit. Also, I check the Yahoo movies site and it does not list anything under Hillary Duff's future movies.
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I'm not scrambling, although I do find the concept of the movie offensive.  What you wish to fill your mind with is your choice, but it saddens me that people will grasp at any fantasy one of these pseudo-intellectuals spins rather than the truth that a loving God has placed within your reach if you would only seek Him.
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Are you refering to the first?  I personally thought it was a great movie.  Parts of it were kinda boring, but I loved the ending.  I think what I liked the most though was the moral message behind the movie.
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Yes the scenes are pretty scary. I heard a few kids crying. It has its high points though. But I wouldnt go see the movie anyway. It has too much of an environmental message that I dont think is appropriate for kids. The way its put together is too adult. For example it would probly make a kid feel bad about going to the zoo. I do believe its important to keep the environment safe and all that, but this movie left a bad taste in my mouth. I can only say so much without spoiling the movie.
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I thought the Lord Vader one was funny being a Star Wars fan but the rest of them get a little tired after having to sit through them more than once.  Thankfully I now live in the US where Orange don't exist so I don't have to see them :D
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You probably feel that way because it presented just a little bit of lots of different story angles, rather than part 1 and 2's single continuous plot. Same goes for the great many mutants that had very little individual time to develop as characters with depth.\n\nI *understand* why so many people feel disappointed, but I sure as $hit wasn't!!!\nThe movie rocked!
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I actually tried to watch Gigli to see how bad it was. I couldn't sit through more than the first 5 minutes. \n\nAnd I sat through Howard the Duck!
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EVERYBODY noticed the cover of the LIttle Mermaid--the movie was made the year you were born!!!  You're just picking up on this NOW?!?!?! People were probably talking about this stuff before you could even speak coherently.  FYI, there are MANY other Disney films that also contain suggestive and sometimes obscene elements.  Lion King, Aladdin, The Rescuers--that one was made 3 years before I was born, and I'm almost a decade older than you anyway.  I think it's funny, and I was not only alive, but socially aware when it happened.  Don't waste your time--you are definitely not the first one to "figure" this out.  WTF....
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Yeah I know that's crazy right... no wonder he always depressed.\nDo you have the Killa Season Yet, if not check it out... and don't forget the movie too...
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I agree. There was alot of hype about this movie and when I saw it I was very disappointed. If only there was a way to get that time back.
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Less than Zero with Morton Downey Jr.... Andrew McCarthy and Jamie Gertz who has never been better. I got the impression I was not watching a movie but was spying on a group of rich kids and the empty lives they lead... through the lense of a camera....struck a chord with me...deeply. \nAwesome soundtrack....especially Bangles opening song...slice right out of time.\n\nBut there are three others... \n\nCome Back, Little Sheba (1952) \nA movie version of the play by William Inge, COME BACK, LITTLE SHEBA is the story of "Doc" and "Lola" Delaney -- a sadly aging couple whose attention seems drawn undistractably to lost dreams and failed ambitions. A grim and cold recovering alcoholic, Doc seems only able to numb the pain of his black-and-white existence with drink. Lola, on the other hand, desperate for warmth and affection, still longs for the little lost dog named "Sheba" missing for nearly a year which had provided her so much companionship and joy. Into this mix comes Marie, a carefree young co-ed happily dabbling at love and romance. When she rents a room from the Delaneys, their home is suddenly inhabited with the ghosts of their own failings -- Doc's professional failings, Lola's failings as a wife and mother, and the shared failings of their marriage.\n\nThe Morning After (1974) (TV)\nRichard Matheson's masterful screenplay is a genuine classic as well as Dick Van Dyke in the performance of a lifetime...for his mindblowing portrayal of an alcoholic. devastating ending...\n\n\nDeadly Care (1987) (TV)\nTrue story about a nurse's descent into the nightmarish world of substance abuse which endangers her life and the lives of her patients. \nCheryl Ladd puts in a command performance as a woman bitten by the disease of addiction...after a few minutes I forgot I was wtaching a Charlie's Angel. Ladd nails it ...good stuff.\n\n\nOh yes...almost forgot...\n\nGo Ask Alice (1973) (TV)\nA high school girl gets heavily involved in drugs, finally realizes she needs help. \n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068644/