Correction regarding The Jungle Book segment:

Hey everyone. Quick clarification!

In Kipling’s original book:

-Shere Khan does not kill Mowgli’s adoptive father.
-Mowgli does not start a forest fire.

That only happens in the 2016 live action movie.

Instead, he steals a burning ember from a nearby village and only uses it to scare Shere Khan away.
Later, on a separate occasion, Shere Khan is waiting in a ravine, where he's trampled to death by a buffalo stampede orchestrated by Mowgli and his wolf brothers.

Apologies for the mix-up. Bad research on my part.
I’ll do better next time!
Cheers

The betrayal from the fox and the hound is unexpectedly sad and surprising 😭

Apparently the concept for Peter Pan being young forever was based on what the author's mother would say about his older brother who lost his life at the age of 13

I almost died of laughter after hearing Rasputin being Russia's greatest love machine. 13:04

not the fox saying yo mama's a b to the dogs 😭😭

The author of snowqueen was probably on some mushrooms

I always thought Disney stories were very childish and not based on the original books. But this one about the dog and the fox... ☠️ Need the Disney version  😔

Honestly, watching this, is WAY better than watching the "new" things disney "comes up" with. Sad how hard they fell :/

The real Anastasia story was pretty grim, as it is historical fact. Her, along with her sister and entire Romanov family got executed in some dingy basement of an apartment building. They were all shot several times with a rifle. Both Anastasia and her sister Maria initially survived the execution by crouching near the wall but as soon as the Bolshevik soldiers found them still alive, they shot them several times in a close range and stabbed them multiple times with bayonets to make sure there was no chance of survival. The servants who later buried their body accounted to that their bodies were literally riddled with bullets, they had to do a close casket funeral on some makeshift grave.

Anastasia and Pocahontas are the darkest because they happen in real life. For fantasy I would say Fox and the Hound

My favorite Disney movie is about using the screams and fear of chuldren, to power an entire city!

It’s wild how Disney turned such dark stories into feel-good classics. Genius or sinister?

I love how grimm’s version of rapunzel is adapted into the movie “into the woods”

The Disney version of Tangled isn't that far off from that Original version, though Disney omitted those darker parts

3:24 oh wow this actually explains what happened with the Once upon a time shows frozen arc. Had no idea about this

2:31 poor dog😢

This makes me rethink my childhood 💀

Also there's this book called The Little White Bird which was released four years before the Peter Pan book came out but features him as a supporting character

Pocahontas definitely. Because unlike the others whose original stories were make believe, Pocahontas’ story was true!

Me: Let’s rewatch some classic Disney for the nostalgia.
This video: ‘And then he shoots the dog he raised for 20 years.’
Also me: 🧍🏻‍♂🔄💀