Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians is a pretty iconic movie - and is based on an equally iconic book with nearly same title. But did you know that there was a sequel to the book? One would think that the live-action spinoff would follow the same plot. But it doesn't. And that's because the story is so insane it's impossible to film. Twitter user @SketchesByBoze enlightened the site with these facts in a mind-blowing thread last year - a thread that we only happened upon nearly a year later…

The Disneyfication of Greek mythology in 1997 animation Hercules is pretty hilarious if you're familiar with the real (and very messed up) lore. In the movie, Zeus, Hera and Hercules are presented as one big wholesome family. The actual legend is full of adultery, violence, revenge, and terrible parenting. In the Disney movie, Hercules is the beloved child of Zeus and Hera. He is stripped of his immortality by Hades and forced to life as a mortal on earth. In the original myth, Hercules is not…

Warning: You'll never be able to look at these classic Disney characters again…

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Apparently, there are death eaters everywhere! TikTokers can't see a wand-shaped thing and not use it to “AVADA KEDAVRA” someone!

They're taking this wholesome vintage Disney classic and turning the characters into R rated trash talkers that TikTok absolutely loves.

The Jedi Master now has his own movie coming out about him and Star War fans are gearing up by getting their best cosplays out.

They're not just interpreters, they're performers and it really shows during their signing of Disney World's Beauty and the Beast.

It's easy to shrug off a lot of kids movies as cutesy garbage. Disney especially. But while Disney might have a reputation for being all about wholesome love stories, musicals, and empowerment, there is often an undercurrent of adult humor or wit below the surface. Which is great when you think about all the tired parents who must need a bit of funniness that they can appreciate while being dragged to movie matinees they could really care less about. The dirty Disney easter eggs are probably th…

Look. We know that a lot of people love Disney. As a kid, you're basically trained to want to go to one of their tricked out amusement parks. You want to see Goofy's goofiness up close, meet a princess in a floofy gown, and stand in line for over an hour with your disgruntled parents who would rather be drinking. After a while you grow up, and while you do want to go to Disneyland for some rides, you also want to spend more time at the Trader Sam's tiki bar, drinking until you get into an explo…

They may be professionals, but even professionals have a little trouble hitting the right keys after a few drinks in them.

“That's insanely frustrating,” a viewer commented. “Especially when people say sue, but like it's Disney guys. They have a hell of a lot more money and will use it.”

Disney adults can get absolutely insane; simply ungovernable. When they want a picture with their beloved Disney character, they better get that dang picture or else.

Kids are built different. Not just in terms of size. Their brains are uninhibited in a way that makes for increased creativity, sweetness, and, of course, humor. While their unintentionally funny moments are our favorites, sometimes, when prompted, they can really bring the gold. Twitter user George Pointon , who admits in his bio that he exploits children for likes, asked a group of six-year-olds to pitch him some new film ideas. They came through in a way that should make Hollywood feel asham…

Back in 2019, Tom Holland told a story on Jimmy Kimmel of how he allegedly saved the Spider-Man movies. The story goes that, at the time Sony had rights to Spider-Man and was not coming to an agreement with Marvel for them to continue. During this time, Holland apparently was upset that he might not continue his character, so he wrote a heartfelt email to the chairman of Disney , Bob Iger. A few days later, Holland was drunk at a pub with his family when Iger called his cell. Apparently, after…

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