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Disney movies are typically catered to family-friendly audiences, but over the years, there have been many dark themes woven throughout the films. From these stories have come some pretty crazy fan theories involving the characters. Watch to see some of the darkest theories and characters who brought them to life.
In Frozen, Kristoff wears an outfit that could be a lot more closely related to Sven than many people realize. In Inside/Out the tragic death of Bing Bong may have manifested from more than just Riley’s imagination. The World of Cars isn’t just set in a fictional town, it is actually a vision of a dark future. Mufasa didn’t take his death lightly and punished everyone because of it. In Wreck-It Ralph, the happiest day in Calhoun’s life turns into one of the darkest days ever when she’s forced to kill her groom. Gaston loves to hunt, but was he the one who killed one of Disney’s most beloved forest creatures?! A poor fly gets eaten in the Emperor’s New Groove, but was the fly actually a human? Moana is not just the hero of our story, but the ocean may have transformed the character into a Demigod in her own right. Chip is the youngest character in Beauty and the Beast and some clues actually point to the Beast being his father. The dark origins of Cinderella showcase some pretty dramatic ways characters would work to try to get the shoe to fit. Watch to see all these theories play out on screen and deliver new dark visions of your Disney favorites!
Featuring:
SVEN’S FROZEN MOTHER
BING BONG’S MONSTER LIFE
THE WORLD OF CARS
MUFASA’S REVENGE
WRECK-IT RALPH
GASTON’S HUNTING DAYS
AN EMPEROR’S NEW MURDER
MOANA IS A DEMIGOD
CHIP’S FATHER
IF THE SHOE FITS
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