Top 10 Disney Movies That Feel Like a Fever Dream
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Date: 2023-11-29
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msmojo
The only thing i was really scared of as a kid was the Headless Horseman, putting my faith in the blanket bunched up at my neck as i slept (partly because there was a Scooby Doo Headless Horseman set in the South, which was where i lived.
But that scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? where Christopher Lloyd's eyes bulge out and his voice shrieks legitimately terrified me. I haven't watched the film since it was in theatres. I suspect I'd like it now though.
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The only thing i was really scared of as a kid was the Headless Horseman, putting my faith in the blanket bunched up at my neck as i slept (partly because there was a Scooby Doo Headless Horseman set in the South, which was where i lived.
But that scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? where Christopher Lloyd's eyes bulge out and his voice shrieks legitimately terrified me. I haven't watched the film since it was in theatres. I suspect I'd like it now though.
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anaissimon892
0: 33: ! This video discusses the top 10 crazy and colorful Disney movies that left viewers questioning what they were watching.
4: 15: The video discusses several weird and meta moments in Disney movies, including the Heffalumps and Woozles sequence in Winnie the Pooh and the Shaggy DA movies.
7: 41: A review of bizarre Disney movie plots from Fantasia 2000 to The Brave Little Toaster franchise.
Recapped using TammyAI
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0: 33: ! This video discusses the top 10 crazy and colorful Disney movies that left viewers questioning what they were watching.
4: 15: The video discusses several weird and meta moments in Disney movies, including the Heffalumps and Woozles sequence in Winnie the Pooh and the Shaggy DA movies.
7: 41: A review of bizarre Disney movie plots from Fantasia 2000 to The Brave Little Toaster franchise.
Recapped using TammyAI
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rainbowrunner1550
I can only imagine how much Judge Doom's climactic reveal in Who Framed Roger Rabbit scarred younger viewers. Also, Tim Curry was one of the people considered to be cast as Judge Doom, but was considered too scary. Yeah, as if Christopher Lloyd didn't make Doom scary enough. But don't get me wrong, Christopher Lloyd was perfect for the role.
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I can only imagine how much Judge Doom's climactic reveal in Who Framed Roger Rabbit scarred younger viewers. Also, Tim Curry was one of the people considered to be cast as Judge Doom, but was considered too scary. Yeah, as if Christopher Lloyd didn't make Doom scary enough. But don't get me wrong, Christopher Lloyd was perfect for the role.
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TheCommenterDragon
To this day Disney's take on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is still one of my all time favorite versions of the classic story! I binge The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad whenever I need a good laugh or scare!
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To this day Disney's take on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is still one of my all time favorite versions of the classic story! I binge The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad whenever I need a good laugh or scare!
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nickmontoya3001
Think of it. Return To Oz and Nightmare before Christmas are connected. Jack The Pumpkin head. who is kinda the Pumpkin king, Jack Skellington (same mouth and eye shape) is called The Pumpkin King. there ya go
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Think of it. Return To Oz and Nightmare before Christmas are connected. Jack The Pumpkin head. who is kinda the Pumpkin king, Jack Skellington (same mouth and eye shape) is called The Pumpkin King. there ya go
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JenWren4
Both Fantasias were crazy. But the little dancing mushrooms in the first one always made me giggle!
And the wizards duel in Sword in the Stone was so much fun! Musical mad madam mim is the GOAT!
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Both Fantasias were crazy. But the little dancing mushrooms in the first one always made me giggle!
And the wizards duel in Sword in the Stone was so much fun! Musical mad madam mim is the GOAT!
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chelseacanales8763
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Fantasia 1940
Alice in Wonderland 1951
Those movies are the most memorable Disney movies
Ichabod Crane movie still scares me a tad bit
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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Fantasia 1940
Alice in Wonderland 1951
Those movies are the most memorable Disney movies
Ichabod Crane movie still scares me a tad bit
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user-lv5zz7wv6l
I love Alice in wonderland because it feels like a tv show merged into a movie because of how every scene is a different setting to the previous scene (just saying it s my opinion)
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I love Alice in wonderland because it feels like a tv show merged into a movie because of how every scene is a different setting to the previous scene (just saying it s my opinion)
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jons. 6216
The 1933 mostly acted version of Alice in Wonderland has always been a family favorite to me! Besides, the Red Queen in the Disney version looks like Fred Flintstone in drag! Haha!
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The 1933 mostly acted version of Alice in Wonderland has always been a family favorite to me! Besides, the Red Queen in the Disney version looks like Fred Flintstone in drag! Haha!
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melishee
Return to Oz. that movie horrifies me even now.
Though whenever someone asks me what's inside a pumpkin, I say chicken guts. and ONLY people who have seen that movie get that.
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Return to Oz. that movie horrifies me even now.
Though whenever someone asks me what's inside a pumpkin, I say chicken guts. and ONLY people who have seen that movie get that.
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megannwalsh
I adored both Alice in Wonderland and Fantasia as a kid and think they both hold up today. They were two of my favorites. I actually liked them more than Disney Princess films.
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I adored both Alice in Wonderland and Fantasia as a kid and think they both hold up today. They were two of my favorites. I actually liked them more than Disney Princess films.
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BG-be8di
The Winnie the Pooh movies do feel like a dream for me as a child, in a fantastic forest beautiful to imagine in which there is only joy, friendship, innocence and exploring
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The Winnie the Pooh movies do feel like a dream for me as a child, in a fantastic forest beautiful to imagine in which there is only joy, friendship, innocence and exploring
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oliviamiller1388
What about Disney's 101 Dalmatians Spots London Adventure, Atlantis Milo's Return, Honey we Shrunk Ourselves, and also Disney's Sky High families Original Movie's!
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What about Disney's 101 Dalmatians Spots London Adventure, Atlantis Milo's Return, Honey we Shrunk Ourselves, and also Disney's Sky High families Original Movie's!
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maxmeidl4909
Alice in Wonderland is like an off-the-wall dream that you don't want to wake up from, because you just want to see what wacky schananegians are going to happen next.
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Alice in Wonderland is like an off-the-wall dream that you don't want to wake up from, because you just want to see what wacky schananegians are going to happen next.
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sylvanaperera7071
You forgot the Elephants on parade sequence from Dumbo, and as for Sleepy Hollow, i've watched it as a a teenager and the first time, it gave chiils allright!
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You forgot the Elephants on parade sequence from Dumbo, and as for Sleepy Hollow, i've watched it as a a teenager and the first time, it gave chiils allright!
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Omar-wq9dz
I don t know if Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Fantasia would be considered fever dreams since they re amongst the most recognizable and celebrated Disney films
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I don t know if Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Fantasia would be considered fever dreams since they re amongst the most recognizable and celebrated Disney films
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melissadahl7561
Three Cabelleros! Some parts are sooo surreal, even though I've seen it a million times, ever time I watch it, at times I'm still like, What?
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Three Cabelleros! Some parts are sooo surreal, even though I've seen it a million times, ever time I watch it, at times I'm still like, What?
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sheilaholmes996
My fever dream is Fantasia. Saw it in a theater when I was in college in the 70 s. Of course we were high.
And I do love Return To Oz.
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My fever dream is Fantasia. Saw it in a theater when I was in college in the 70 s. Of course we were high.
And I do love Return To Oz.
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manuelorozco7760
I ve only seen Ichabod & Mr Toad, Alice in Wonderland and the Black Cauldron. And I find them on the far from top tier side of Disney!
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I ve only seen Ichabod & Mr Toad, Alice in Wonderland and the Black Cauldron. And I find them on the far from top tier side of Disney!
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shaliseshaw9385
Why are The Brave Little Toaster and Who Framed Roger Rabbit on the list when Who Framed Roger Rabbit? isn't a Disney movie?
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Why are The Brave Little Toaster and Who Framed Roger Rabbit on the list when Who Framed Roger Rabbit? isn't a Disney movie?
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