The only animated film more disturbing than Bambi!
Yep I said it!
shareBambi wasn't disturbing. Having a sad scene doesn't make a movie disturbing.
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It really depends on one's personal definition of what's disturbing. There's a reason why millions of people have near-primal memories of that.
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Hey, if you thought this was a disturbing animated movie, you should look at "Felidae" (if you have the stomach for it ).
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What's worse with Felidae is that the violence and horror has little to no actual point, inherently making it more disturbing or, indeed, dangerous than either WS or Bambi could ever be.
shareIt does have a point. The story is about a cat trying to solve the murders of other cats. Such a plot could hardly be put across without any violence, could it? It also isn't aimed at children (there's sex, too) - it's based on an adult book.
I do think a U rating is inappropriate for Watership Down given the amount of violence and death (and the use of the word "piss"). This film isn't really intended for children either, but a U rating suggests that it is.
I personally didn't find Bambi at all disturbing, though I can see why children might be upset by his mother's death, even though it happens off-screen. I would have thought most people would be more disturbed by the parental death in The Lion King than the one in Bambi - you see Mufasa plunging to his death, his broken body lying on the ground, and baby Simba crying and trying to wake him up. Much worse than Bambi, in which you see nothing.
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