My Disney/Pixar collages

Disney is so anti-meminist,all its male characters are somehow needed for a female ou another male to help them,none of them are self-empowered.

-Hercules is considered to be a great hero,but for me is a faux action guy,he gave up his strength (the best thing he had) for a girl, and then had to be saved par a dit woman. And later he was about to die for Meg. Why is he so depended of a female?

-Quasimodo,he lacked of Spine,he needed a female to stand for himself instead of facing Frollo, how pathetic!

-Eric had to be saved at the beggining of his movie,Flynn Ryder almost died for a girl!, and Naveen...

Let me explain what I mean par the title. (Since that's pretty much what an opinion article is for)

In the past, we have know Captain James Hook as one of Disney's most notorious villains. He's sly, underhanded, devious, and crafty. However, he is also one of Disney's funniest, with his demeanor around Tick Tock Croc, and his relationship with Smee and Peter Pan.

But here's the thing about Captain Hook, he just seems to be one of those villains that toi have to somewhat feel sorry for. He had his hand cut off par Peter Pan and to make matters worse, Pan threw it to the crocodile and because of...

Besides making great films with humor and adventure, Disney films are also known to bring tears to our eyes. So this article will explain my haut, retour au début 5 most emotional Disney moments.


5.Simba climbing up Pride Rock to Become King:
This continues to be on of the most emotional Disney scenes. Simba has been through a lot. I mean my Scar ( best Disney villian ever) killed his father and he had no one except Timon and Pumba. Even when Nala came to talk some sense into him, he still doubted himself and his royalty. He even got a visit from his father to never forget who he is. And after a heated battle...