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Top 10 Most Unforgivable DreamWorks Moments

Top 10 Most Unforgivable DreamWorks Moments

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You can't erase these unforgivable DreamWorks moments. For this list, well be looking at times when characters in DreamWorks Animation films do truly indefensible things. Our countdown includes Shrek 2, The Prince Egypt, Home, and more! What do YOU think is the most unforgivable DreamWorks moment?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 30


DreamWorks Films Ranked:
AMAZING:
01: Kung Fu Panda
02: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
03: Kung Fu Panda 2
04: Shrek 2
05: Puss in Boots
06: Shrek
07: The Prince of Egypt
08: Rise of the Guardians
09: How to Train Your Dragon
10: Mr. Peabody & Sherman
11: Shrek Forever After
GREAT:
12: The Croods
13: How to Train Your Dragon 2
14: The Croods: A New Age
15: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
GOOD FUN:
16: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
17: Over the Hedge
18: Bee Movie
19: Trolls
20: Madagascar
21: Antz
22: The Road to El Dorado
23: Megamind
FLAWED BUT FUN:
24: Flushed Away
25: Abominable
26: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-
Rabbit
27: Chicken Run
28: Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
29: Shark Tale
30: Trolls World Tour
31: Shrek the Third
NOT GREAT:
32: Home
33: Kung Fu Panda 3
34: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
35: Monsters vs. Aliens
36: The Boss Baby
BAD:
37: Penguins of Madagascar
38: Turbo
39: Madagascar 3: Europes Most Wanted

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RJ has a rule when I made the rule take advantage of the moment not someone but they're like a gang of thieves
I never liked the movie home plus there are other world too take
I haven't remembered the third movie but my primus a genocide
Well how can we say it's early America it's true
Bloodfist totally is a killer if they didn't laugh at him well we all need respect
I haven't seen this but that zoologist need to follow laws of humanity
Well sometimes a father of the bride doesn't always like the son in law but killing him? My primus! Atleast he redeem himself at the end
As a dude who got his feet fixed at 7 months old I kinda see some understanding and Farquhar crushed his feet
Not all babies. I read was mainly male babies and who said it's fiction? It's true history class don't say
Strong survive and weak Parrish
Teen daughter disobedience i seen it
Well big cat gone feral
Mirror tried to warn him
I may not have seen the movie but that's bad friendship
A genocide is not a genocide when there's a lone survivor

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As awful it was for RJ to betray the animals, he did what he did out of fear, which can make you do things you normally wouldn't do. It was Vincent who threatened to kill him, after all.
But Alex wasn't in control of himself when he tried to eat Marty. I find it more unforgivable that he kept yelling at him for causing them to be taken from the zoo.
And Eep didn't mean to put her family in danger. Heck, I'd be tired of being in my house, too, if I was stuck in it for a long time! Plus, as much as there are some bad things in the world, Grug didn't have to teach her and the rest of the family that everything they didn't experience before was bad! He kept them from experiencing the good things of the world, which, to me, outweigh the bad.

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The cafeteria scene when Penny treats Sherman in an overbearing way by calling him a dog should have been in this video. I try ne to hate that scene. I do ne condone intimidation or treating others in an overbearing way. By ne, I mean not and it is an old synonym for not that came from the Old English word ne, which means not or ne. Yes, not came from the word nought (it means nothing, which in turn came from ne and the word aught (it means anything.
However, she is harder to hate while Cera from The Land Before Time (1988, Mertle Edmonds from Lilo and Stitch, Taffyta Muttonfudge from Wreck-It Ralph, and Diamond Tiara from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic are easier to hate.

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Farquaad treating Fairy Tale Characters
Fairy Godmother forcing Harold to give Fiona Love Potion and threatening to reverse the spell which enabled him to marry Lilian which he refused
Charming pretending to be Fiona's husband and attempting to take over Far Far Away
Makunga's attempt to take over the Pride and getting rid of Zuba
Dubois Hunting the Animals and Ruthless acts of killing them
Humpty's plot
Drago's kills and plans to take over Dragons
Grimmel killing Night Furies and plans similiar to Drago's
Slavery in The Prince of Egypt

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To be somewhat fair to Rameses, God did manipulate him by hardening his heart each time Moses asked for his people to be freed so that the innocent members of Egyptian society, who has nothing to do with the slavery, would know suffering and loss as the Hebrews had when Seti gave that terrible order.
Not saying he's innocent in his actions, he still made that choice to keep the slaves, but his choice was influenced by an omnipotent entity.

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Grimmel didn't burn down Berk completely, at least onscreen, when he tells his warlord buddies that the berkians were heading east, we see berk still standing. (somewhat)
And Drago killing Stoicks friends? Unforgivable? Dreamworks didn't think so, neither do I and some other HTTYD fans, he was supposed to have been redeemed and riding a rare and extremely dangerous dragon for THW. How or why that got scrapped, I have no idea.

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1. You guys forgot to mention Pitch the Boogeyman straight up MURDERED the Sandman in Rise of the Guardians.
2. Drago brainwashing Toothless and (indirectly) killing Stoick himself is MUCH more despicable than him killing the other chiefs.
3. I think Lord Farquaad banishing the fairy tale creatures and wanting to marry Fiona under false pretenses should've been on the list instead of torturing the Gingerbread Man.

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Have you read the novel? It's much harder, more serious and dark at the end. (I know every novels and series does that.
I remember the stories (almost) vividly. And the villain he's skinny, have an eye patch, a hook, one beautiful female dragon that shows her emotion by color that toothless fell in love with, smirk face. His name is cool, similar to Hiccup. He have blablabla the 4th or 5th and that.

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Enslaving and committing infanticide against an entire people group is definitely the worst and most unforgivable. But it's not DreamWorks that need to be forgiven for such an act. That was the one story on this list that wasn't a false narrative but rather a biblical and historical event.
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I grew up watching Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, and I have always despised the Colonel. But as I grew older, I came to appreciate him as one of the only antagonistic characters who accept defeat. He even nods his head in respect for Spirit, stopping the soldier from firing.
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I would say that Prince of Egypt should have gotten number one here for while a panda clan getting almost wiped out is very bad in the Kung Fu Panda movies killing off baby infants is a whole other deal not to mention but it actually heartbreakingly happened in real life. ;(
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I think you are reaching with some of these selections. Every childrens movie/animation movie has death, drama, manipulation etc. It ties into character building. Although some movies touch on sensitive subjects but its all apart of the bigger life lessons. Good video though
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If I could choose one character from any movie that I could never forgive is the hunter from the fox and the hound killing tods mother and then trying to smoke out him and his girlfriend and then still trying to kill him I mean seriously Copper saved him the last time
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Wait a minute, why is the disturbing, evil act from the Prince of Egypt not number one? It has to be for a good reason.
Ok, I got it. So Kung Fu Panda 2 is number one. That is SO true. Lord Shen commited an UNFORGIVABLE crime. Of course, of course

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Spirit is my favorite movie what the colonial does to spirit trying to break him and then taking him away from Rain but there is a sign or respect when the solider is going to shoot them but the colonial lower the barrel and nods to Spirit
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You say tormenting the Gingerbread Man was Farquaad's Moral Event Horizon moment? I think we're forgetting the fact that he captured the bears from Goldilocks and had Mama Bear KILLED AND MADE INTO A BEARSKIN RUG FOR HIS BEDROOM.
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I always loved the Gingerbread Man scene in Shrek. And most of us probably missed the symbolism of Lord Fkwd's name. That was brilliant. And there was no way the kids who saw Shrek would catch on, either. Best line: Eat me!
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Upset Hal Stewart from Megamind didnt get at least an honorable mention for literally genuinely kidnapping and threatening to kill Roxanne and take over metro city just cause she wouldnt be with him.
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most unforgivable DreamWorks moment; GRIMMEL, but not for burning down berk, a detail most people seem to overlook; HIS ARMOR IS MADE OUT OF NIGHT FURY SKIN. this is how he sneaks around unseen
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I used to watch spirit a lot when I was little I only liked it at the time because it was about my favorite animal But now I don't like it because too much narrating
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The fact that SETI said They were only Slaves was terrible to say the least but the fact he showed absolutely no remorse was even worse than the crime itself.
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Did anyone else get an advertisement for a counseling site during the one about Gingy being tortured?
Gingy: EAT ME!
Ad: COME WITH ME TO THERAPY!

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How is Joseph King of Dreams not on the list? Joseph's brothers not only did they push him around then ripped his special vest, but sold him for slavery.
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Well Shen's Parents should've Executed him instead of Banishing him when that whole thing happened. I think the Banishing thing was Just a warning.
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I know the Gingerbread scene in Shrek is pretty dark and gruesome if you think about it, but the way it was executed I blame the muffin man
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Spoilers for the Bad Guys
Bad Guys got betrayed by Marmalade; Marmalade ordered Cuddles to kill Mr. Wolf and the Crimson Paw

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In Shark Tale Oscar lying about killing Frankie is unforgivable but at least he redeems himself by finally telling the truth
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I'm surprised that you guys didn't mention how drago forced toothless to try and kill his best friend
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Me: What could be worse than killing thousands of babies! Oh. .. genocide. Yeah, yeah, I guess that makes sense.
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