Adults React To Try Not To Get Mad Challenge (DISNEY EDITION)

[@React]

Which Disney moments make YOU the most mad? Let us know below!

[@Blank.457]

Moana begging maui to come

[@Blank.457]

FBE plss do the try not to eat (disney prince version)

[@lmc2696]

The Beauty And The Beast scene made me want to chuck myself out a window

[@theawesome113]

Elders react to Juice Wrld pt2???

[@kozkilkis]

ALL OF THEM

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

Herr is the thing: Ursula is pointing out the double standards and sometimes this stuff happens. I thought it was smart versus provocative.

[@justingarrett1675]

Ursula is one of the best disney villains. Her confidence is what makes her awesome.

[@jahzielandjahzalynjazzyjah5589]

Hello my little ones are new on here take a loook at their youtube share like they are just starting

[@jessica232]

She was really selling it because she wanted Ariel's voice.

[@Tinkizzonfire]

@@jessica232 that's what I said.

[@TiffanyAllen1784]

Seriously. It’s a tongue in cheek thing. They’ve been mocking that sort of thing for decades. Listen to “Femininity.” They’re deliberately criticizing that idea, not condoning it. 🙄

[@lusverma2136]

I like that Adam pointed out that it's not the movies that aren't teaching negative lessons, it's the villains. They're SUPPOSED to be callous.

[@Jackie-McCann]

It wasn’t so much Scar killing Mufasa that pissed me off, as it was him gaslighting poor Simba afterwards. _“No one ever means for these things to happen. But the king is dead. And if it weren’t for you, he’d still be alive.”_

[@ashante190]

I'm glad that Frozen put in Hans character. For decades they had princesses seemingly falling in love with people they just met and getting married. Hans showed how stupid that whole ideal is. If you don't truly know someone, how can you truly trust them.

[@thanossnap4170]

This is ridiculous. The whole point of villains in Disney, is telling how wrong they are. Like the lyrics from Ursula? that's the point! Gaston? That's the point! Misogynistic? That's the whole point! They're villains!

[@mellemadswoestenburg1296]

They ARE villains. So we are SUPPOSED to be mad at them. I can't watch the betrayal scene in Frozen without feeling the urge to rip Hans apart. And that's good. That means he's good at being a bad guy.

[@thanossnap4170]

@@mellemadswoestenburg1296 Excactly.

[@TiffanyAllen1784]

Ursula is mocking the idea that women shouldn’t talk, not supporting it. Gaston, sure, but you’re wrong about Ursula. The point isn’t that she agrees with that.

[@enormastits3902]

"Villans are supposed to be hated! hOw dArE yOu hAtE tHeM!"

[@whoahanant]

The Ursula song doesn't promote anything bad. The song is about real life issues that used to be very common. The misconception that women were lower than men and men just needed a quiet housewife. The song is bad because we know it shouldn't be true, but is. She also wanted Ariel's voice so win win. It's the same reason people love/hate Gaston. That's why it's not bad to feel an emotion for a character. It's literally the whole point of stories and movies, to make you feel something for the hero or villains or whatever is happening. That's what hooks people into fandoms and Marvel and DC and others. You like the character and the story. Sometimes you like the villain, like the big Joker blowup. Even though he was a terrible man you felt bad for him or empathized ect.

[@LizChanFish]

Agreed with Adam. It'd be one thing to make commentary on how this behavior is unacceptable to be presented in children's media, but the films clearly identify that these are problematic issues because they're portrayed by villains or just terrible people. There's no reason to be up in arms about it in that sense.

[@MorbidPastels]

I disagree with the same reasoning. The characters were made to be bad and for people to be mad and upset with their actions so naturally they're going to be. Just like how people are made to feel a certain way about side or main characters. It's not bad for others to get mad at a character they're supposed to be mad at.

[@AMATCHALATTE]

@@MorbidPastels ???? Are you on the same topic as the original commenter? Your reply doesn't make much sense.

[@MorbidPastels]

@@AMATCHALATTE Uhm, Yes I'm pretty sure I was clearly talking about the same topic and my view on adams words so-

[@LizChanFish]

@@MorbidPastels I think you misunderstand. I'm not saying they're not allowed to be mad AT ALL. (It's storytelling; you're meant to feel things). I'm saying people shouldn't be angry for thinking that those actions were placed without identifying that they are, in fact, problematic views.

[@MorbidPastels]

@@LizChanFish Ah, Yes, I agree to that^^

[@Darklight95]

When I was in art school I remember a wise teacher once said, if you hate the villain of a movie, or they make you feel angry and uncomfortable, then they're doing their job right, that means they are good characters. You dont want your villain to be forgetful and vain, they are an opposite force in the story that's keeps the plot moving.

[@mikelytou]

5:05 Adam makes the most valid point ever made in an FBE video.

[@jesshigginbottom3866]

Disney movies are so good BECAUSE of their emotional journeys! Getting mad makes the happy parts so much more rewarding.

[@1greninjawolfbossdeath648]

But Ursula is evil. If a hero figure said that line that would be different. Also she was just saying it to make Ariel think she is better off without the voice. Context people.

[@tibblez88]

I was thinking the same thing. Ursula knows Ariel wants to go to the surface, so she's saying anything to get what she wants from her.

[@mangaanimefan3089]

Yeah, obviously she's just saying it to manipulate her. Honestly, this is one of my favorite villain songs!

[@Kikidy523]

Adam said exactly what I think. I agree that people shouldn't be mad at the villain for being villainous.

[@CrimsonStarfish]

Ursula's song is genius. The fact that she's only saying those things (although they are true) to make Ariel sign over her voice goes over so many people's heads. She's a villain. That's her job.

[@decusq]

Something to remember! A Good actor can charm you into liking their character. A GREAT actor can get you to hate their character!

[@carlycchapman]

YES! Lena Headey and Jack Gleeson as Cersei and Joffrey, you love to hate those characters because the actors are SO GOOD! Same with Imelda Staunton as Umbridge.

[@ameliajane1999]

Excellent take ✨

[@tamiahector8649]

I always looked at Poor Unfortunate souls as Ursula mocking all of the things she's telling Ariel to convince her to do what she wants. I always saw her saying poor unfortunate souls as a mockery of people who buy into those ideas but that could just be me

[@trianenopenottrian9108]

Literally, Adam is a mood. Youre mad a bad guy is bad? Really?

[@snacku5706]

🎶I want it that way🎶

[@hydraulicwendigo8244]

@@snacku5706 wtf does this have to do with the comment?!?

[@ryannlujan8617]

I mean the whole point of villans is to cause conflict....we are supposed to be mad at them thats the whole point

[@keithredacted8154]

Is-isn't that the point of the challenge? To get mad at the villains?

[@enormastits3902]

Uuuuuh isnt that the same guy who then got mad at Scar for killing Mufasa? Let people hate characters that are supposed to be hated

[@saessna]

I still think Cinderella's stepmother and step sisters' tearing up her dress is the worst part of all disney films. I mean you could just let her be by not letting her go to the ball but tearing the dress was another level. I can't take it till this date.

[@MsCharicefan]

I agree. The dress had belonged to her mother if I remember correctly so that makes the whole thing so much worse. Either way the stepmother and the stepsisters did a horrible thing. I also think Scar killing Mufasa is one of the worst scenes ever in Disney history.

[@thetrfh]

Disney did great by putting it in the movie tho, because of that sad, terrifying scene we feel more happy for Cinderella when we see her at the ball

[@Zodia195]

I couldn't watch that scene as a kid, it made me cry too much.

[@erock006]

Thanks, Adam for being logical. If villians didn't spark some type of emotion, then what's the point?

[@TokeTiger]

It isn’t that they’re picking on Dumbo that gets me mad. It’s what they do to his mother after the fact. How can you lock up an elephant in a tiny wooden cage with no light and shackles on her, keeping her away from her baby. All for what? For protecting her child and doing what any animal and parent would do. That’s what pisses me off about Dumbo

[@ariannagamboa6935]

Actually I was expecting Dumbo too

[@Maouww]

100% Dumbo getting bullied was sad, but what happened to Dumbo's mother afterwards is pure injustice.

[@ashelygordon669]

I was honestly more sad than angry for the exact same reasons and I get that it’s part of the storyline but at the same time, it wasn’t necessary and I just felt bad for poor Dumbo !!! 🥺💔

[@bappppp]

I agree with Adam. Why are ppl mad at villains being villains? And they all get made to look stupid in the end.

[@Belial-jv5tq]

I'm a big Adam fan, dude is just real and not afraid to say what he thinks despite popular pressure.

[@Maouww]

Ok the Dumbo one - the mum getting punished for protecting Dumbo is what made me explode but they didn't show it here. I hate HATE HAAAATE that so so much.

[@Yulance]

For Ursula it's because she wants to take her voice, and she is trying to convince her that having her voice is bad, I don't see anything wrong here.

[@LeynaraLarwenarenel]

1) Ursula was trying to convince Ariel to give up her voice, I would say the same thing to her even if I didn't believe it to be accurate xD 2) Villains are the reason for the story so I love them just as much for their wrongs as the hero's for their rights xD

[@Charmynox]

I've never seen Dumbo before but that scene made me cry. On the bright side, one of the cutest genetics on one of the cutest animals is named after that gorgeous baby elephant. And I actually just got another one of them today. Dumbo rats. Absolutely ADORABLE, and some even have dumbo ears that are heart shaped 💗

[@zeptier1172]

Adam makes the best points ever. I love how he gets that the villain is A VILLAIN.

[@aryanpandey2761]

I don't think he gets it

[@purplestar703]

I never saw Ursula's song as problematic. I thought she was trying to sell Ariel the idea that she doesn't need a voice cause it won't help her up there.

[@jcurses]

"Poor Unfortunate Souls” is my jam. The song is ironic since the only thing the prince remembers about who rescued him. It was her inability to talk that stopped her from being able to “get a man”.

[@jessmakeupart1459]

Scar saying "Long live the king" makes me shiver everytime🤣🤣

[@Crl2p3]

Thank you Adam. 100% agree. It's literally THE WHOLE POINT of the villains to BE BAD.

[@josephminer1770]

But that doesn't mean you can't be mad at them.

[@Sauxeaholic]

Joseph Miner ok but are u really gonna be like mad mad like it’s a fictional character

[@what-se3dn]

Justin Najera um? Yes?? It gets kind of boring if there’s nothing to be mad at at some point 💀

[@marifervasquez7752]

You can’t be mad at Ursula, she was trying to convince Ariel to give her voice, and she did it because Ariel believed everything she said. It’s called strategy.

[@MsMagnolia97]

I’m with Adam. All these villains are SUPPOSED to be terrible! That’s the whole point of them!

[@abemcg3803]

The way Brian reacted to the "Body Language" with that little shimmy 😂

[@sophiebyers5496]

They forgot to add the scene where Mrs. Jumbo gets tied down and how Dumbo is taken away from her.

[@lychee9437]

Oh that made me so upset

[@HorseCrazieGirl15]

And just because she was protecting her son from the big eared jerk. And stuff like that still happens to animals. Makes me upset.

[@jenniferandrews6556]

I love Sharon....she is is stone cold in EVERY try not to laugh challenge.......but every other challenge...always laughing LOL

[@Mike90317]

2:14 Thank you, the villains say those things to teach what is wrong with society; is a commentary.

[@natashavelasquez1841]

I love villains... I’d be the wrong person for this video. I’d be saying I love them all, they drive the story so well

[@shainaphillips7216]

As a mother (of a disabled child), The scene where the kids are picking on Dumbo boils my blood, and then the part where his mom actually got in trouble for doing what mothers are suppose to do, protecting her offspring, OHHH BOYYYY!! As a person who lost my mother, I cannot hear "Baby Mine" I will instantly have a mental breakdown.

[@Retrodove101]

I can not STAND Dumbo without crying either!

[@chaimalekkam4233]

I didn't get mad at the Ursela one, as she's the villain she's suppose to put her down and it was a ruse to convince Ariel to bargain her voice, at the end she did say "it would only cost your voice" so the beginning was just Ursela trying to poison her thinking since Ariel really wanted feet and was desperate for it that she wouldn't care to lose her voice since it wouldn't matter according to Ursela

[@tionak]

As an adult, I’m more mad at Ariel for leaving her family for a dude she didn’t even know 🤷🏾‍♀️. Ursula is an icon.

[@selacertified9529]

y’all do realize that people can not like a character right? regardless of whether or not they’re a villain. ALSO, a storyteller’s main goal is to attract emotions from their audience so if you can make a character that can still make someone feel something- even after viewing it multiple times- i’d call that a success. let people live their lives damn

[@mariamibukia8140]

Honestly... scar is probably the best written villain in disney history. Like... i know he's actions are fucked up but he made the whole movie so memorable. That is what i call a villain.

[@Poison_Spider8]

Lol @ them getting mad at the villain being too villainy

[@jocelyngomez1422]

I honestly love Disney Villains without them there wouldn’t be a story. It’s like “ What Villains being mean? Saying bad things? What a shocker?” I agree with Adam. It’s a silly thing to be mad about, especially since the Villains get defeated in the end anyway 😂

[@castilhoslaura]

Sharon is a whole mood, specially in a try not to get mad challenge 😂

[@its-camthelegend7852]

Ugh the Dumbo got me so upset, the mom did nothing wrong she was protecting her baby and if the workers where like actually care, they could have seen the kids in the elephant cage and bothering the mom and dumbo! Like ugh!!

[@desiabalto1]

The only thing that made me mad was the Dumbo scene..Just humans being cruel to animals really turns my stomach. I don’t mind the rest cause you gotta have a villain doing/ saying bad things 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@mateoleka3757]

U vegetarian?

[@cakebeforeheartbreak]

Mateo Leka you don't have to be vegan or vegetarian to be against animal cruelty...

[@wendiwasden7088]

Them getting mad at ursula is mind boggling tbh, like she trying to basically be a saleswoman, the song slaps, and she's an absolute queen. Then scar.. "Long live the king" gives absolute chills

[@myaachoom]

I really love villains not for their morals but for how they are written. Like if a character gets you heated for something, you would know the author did their job. And a lot of these disney villains HAVE done their job.

[@sristeebudha1929]

As for Anna one I wasn't upset or mad cause that scene was important to break that stereotype concept of old Disney story. Someone needed to tell her there's no love at first sight in real life with happy ending, with a stranger you just met and that role was well played. As for me I was actually really happy thinking that "face the real world Anna" 😂😂

[@sugaroverload8839]

OH MY GOSH, I love all of these villains! I CAN'T HATE THEM! I love how well they are written it's beautiful!!

[@hohlagh]

Mufasa's death is just sad. The part that makes me mad is when Scar pins the blame on Simba and Simba actually believes him for years afterwards.

[@toilopez69]

Mufas's death always breaks my heart. I'm 33 and I saw this movie with my 9 year old niece (her first time seeing it), and I was in tears and she looked at me like I was a weirdo. I hardly ever cry in front of her and that scene just broke me. I looked at her and was like: how doesn't that not make you cry and she was like ummm it's a cartoon.

[@SwiftTelly20]

Yikes! If I were you, I'd be worried about [for] her emotional health. Yes, it's not real [it's fiction], but it's an emotional scene that should evoke something in people. I don't remember the first time I saw The Lion King, but I would have thought that I would have at least been sad. I cried when I saw Brother Bear, and I was a teen when that came out [note: every time I watched it, which is about 3 or 4 times!]. I can't watch it without tearing up. There are very few movies that make me sad or cry. I have a film on DVD that has a sticker on the case saying guaranteed to make you cry, but I didn't shed a tear. The story was saddening, but not tear-worthy for me - maybe other people would :-/?

[@toilopez69]

@@SwiftTelly20 I was around her age when the movie came out and when I saw it the first time I was just a blubbering mess. After that, it took years until I could get pass that part. I remember sometimes fast forwarding is so I would not cry. But, to guess it's different for her because she didn't grew up with that movie and I guess she isn't as emotional as I was.

[@edwarcuevas4334]

@@SwiftTelly20 Not every person cries at movies, personally I don't, not even with that scene. I mean it's sad but I'm not gonna cry. You gotta admit that someone has to be the villain, not because I didn't cry that makes me a person with emotional problems!

[@crystalwolfgang8230]

@@edwarcuevas4334 same lol

[@SwiftTelly20]

@@edwarcuevas4334 Fair enough :-/

[@Kari7]

Villains saying bad things? That's the point, people!

[@zvennn]

Totally agree with Adam, they are the bad guy for a reason. Movies would be boring as hell without a bad part besides the good part. That’s the whole point actually, for people to see what’s good and what’s bad.

[@krishbae0708]

I believe that if a villain made you mad then they did their job well.

[@React]

Same here! You know its a good movie when you really feel emotions towards all the characters - Lauren (FBE Producer)

[@theanimusrainwing4934]

@@React Hi there! I really enjoy your videos! ^^

[@lorihopkins6328]

The worst part about Scar is when he makes little Simba believe it was all his fault and convinced him to run away. (Then sends the hyenas after him)

[@racafritz]

I agree with Sharon. That scene make me mad and the scene when Dumbo visits his lockup mother makes sad.

[@CooperGal24]

I can NEVER be mad at a Disney movie, no matter how wicked and evil the villains are! My fave villains are Hades, Mother Gothel, Queen of Hearts (but I think she's more of a nuetural than an actual villain), Scar, Yzma (Never saw Emporer's New Groove, but I've seen the clips and her overall personality is an awesome one! God bless the voice actress who played as her. She brought Yzma to life in that role.), and Randall.

[@dylanfarrell9322]

Adam actually has a really good point tbh if there were no bad guys and people we hate then movies would suck like there has to be a good villain that makes us wanna strangle him that's what makes it a good movie

[@bunniburt]

y’all... sharon is def the best one. she gets so mad so easily... and i love it. it’s not even she’s rude, it’s just hilarious how honest she is. i hate fake ppl

[@not_funni353]

For the little mermaid one, Ursula is manipulating Ariel to give up her voice. I can kinda understand why the lyrics *could* bother someone but Ursula is a villain, that's her whole shtick, to manipulate others and get what she wants. This is what made the movies so good, seeing the villain manipulate the protagonist or others into getting what they want, no matter the cause.

[@Agnessa92]

exactly. She's a villain therefore everything she says is BS. So actuall message kids get is exact opposite of what Ursula says

[@arondebbarma9840]

I can understand about the bad guy/villain playing his role but the dumbo part gets me everytime :'-(

[@kurisuchiinu1206]

Actually, I liked that they made Hans a villain. I got so tired of the trope where the Princess meeting the Prince all the time and get married just like that. I think Disney wanted to get out of that loop and I'm glad they did! Look at the movies recently! It's no longer focusing on just lovers but sisterly love, familial love, friendship! Also villains are made to be hated. If they're not hated, then, they are poorly written and/or created.

[@allysonchen4286]

It reminds me of Enchanted. Although they were supposed to be magically in love in an instant that changed quickly when she went to the real world and seen it with fresh eyes.

[@Siddhartha92]

death of Mufasa just gets me super sad, I'm just glad they didn't show the scene after where Simba finds his body. the music and the ambience come together so well for such an important scene... just ouch.

[@reijavmanga]

Why get mad with this? It's great to see good villains in a story. Scar is my favorite here.

[@johnj4471]

The lyrics of Poor Unfortunate Souls isn't problematic at least because she's lying and trying to trick her. It's problematic if you can't read into the situation. Ursula knows it's not true.

[@kateyepawtch]

I was agreeing with Adam but he doesn't get that the whole point of having those bad guys is to hate them. It's stupid to be mad at *Disney* for having villains, but if you're invested in the story, you will probably get mad at the villains

[@debralazarus1809]

I love Ursula, she’s so misunderstood about her being a villain like I want to know her backstory like what happened to her that she became this way and how her song is so right about some men out there

[@catjustine10]

When you start to hate on the villains in Disney universe, that's when you know that they truly made a worthy villain.

[@reactionsreviewsandrandomr2590]

I don't get mad with villains, because villains are almost always more interesting than the heroes. They are made to invoke a reaction, and I get that, but I think about how well crafted they are.

[@twichmcvey6065]

the Scar ones always get me. i get goosebumps when he tells Simba to run and is manipulating him. just a baby boy

[@leiarobinson3549]

I know that and just the sheer betrayal of Scar killing his own brother gives me chills. XD It's SO intense but SO good!!

[@ipettynote]

“Long live the king” hits different

[@UncleTimTheHermit]

Adam so nailed it on the head at 5:20! They're the villains, their ideals are wrong, that's the point!

[@jonathangraddic1866]

Gaston is my favorite Disney villain, he is is the embodiment of everything that I hate and every time I see him on screen I get mad but still engaged. That’s what makes a true villain in my opinion.

[@BlindJokerStealz]

I feel the exact way. Like Cerci in GOT I hate her but I also love her so much as a villain 🦹‍♀️

[@jerzy7183]

The frozen part tho. *if only there's someone outside who loved you* ... geezzzz He just roasted her like, damn!!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@-FoxQueen-]

I just realized how traumatizing it must have been for Simba to watch his own dad die in front of him

[@javis88h]

Little Mermaid was basically "I'm going to sacrifice my voice for a set of legs so I can get with this guy I just saw 3 hours ago

[@kinagrill]

Based around the sensation of a first passionate love. you act stupid and not in the most..... thoughtful way.

[@javis88h]

@@kinagrill and considering the fact that she has been sheltered. Tiny base feelings might feel bigger than they already are.

[@kinagrill]

@@javis88h yup. When one emotion is sorta 'norm' for her, she is unable to feel or accept feeling anyhting at all because... if not happiness then.... what?

[@whippetgood1806]

As I’ve gotten older I’ve grown more in love with that Disney moment. Ursula is a villain, like one of Disney’s most truly evil creations. This song is meant to play at the insecurities people really feel. It’s meant to draw on and taunt the parts of Ariel that she herself hasn’t learned to love yet. And it feels even darker because the movie actually toys with those insecurities and practically proves them right when Urs shows up with that voice and takes everything with her vanity, but in the end that witch dies with nothing. I think when Disney reimagined the story that was something they really wanted to get across, and they did it well.

[@NeelTheSphynx]

Poor Unfortunate Souls is a villain song in which the whole point is for the villain to convince the protagonist to give up her voice. So she's telling her that men prefer women that don't speak. She's lying. That's the point. cOnTeXt

[@xBloodxFangx]

Yeah, I really dont get why people are so mad about the lyrics when its literally a villain's song. Like.. hello, they are the bad guy. Of course its going to be a bad message and cause a problem later on.

[@christineama1485]

I was doing fine. I was right there with Adam. The villains are supposed to be horrible. They are supposed to represent what we hate and believe is wrong in mankind. And then dumbo came on and I was straight about to yank that boys ears off his head when he grabbed dumbos tale.

[@aupeanut317]

I don't think Ursula was misogynistic she had to say all that stuff to make Ariel give away her voice.That's just being a good villian. I hate how they make fun of poor Dumbo.

[@twichmcvey6065]

what happens to Dumbos mom always made me so sad and angry. as a foster kid it hit different because she WAS protecting him from abuse!

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know what you mean

[@InatelyDepraved]

I believe 100% that Ursula is not talking up a real belief, she is telling the 16 year old child what she needs to hear. Also, Jafar is worse with a similar sentiment.

[@animalover608]

None of them got me angry until Dumbo. That really got me mad!!!

[@shaebubblegum3212]

When I say I laughed so fucking hard when he said “if only someone loved you “ that shit was wild ! You been choosing ALL DAY now wanna switch up ! 😂✌️

[@PlanetAwesomenessProductions]

Gaston Winner of the “No Belle” peace prize

[@nikkijadesola23]

Hearing and seeing kieran’s changes make me so happy for them 🥰🥰

[@VusionTube]

Scar is awesome!! Yes, it got me mad, but Scar's character is soo good.

[@juliaroth4855]

I agree with Adam, why are people getting mad that a villain is doing villainous things?

[@bottombagfrenchfry7127]

I believe it’s that fact that there are actual people who are like that.

[@QueenofWheels]

cause they are stupid.

[@depressiontears2979]

Adam doesn't seem to understand that the point of a villain is for you to hate and get mad at them. People aren't mad at Disney for making the villains they're mad at the villains for being villains which is their job.

[@CreepyNess1234]

Wasn’t the whole point of Ursula singing was trying to get Ariel to agree to give up her voice? It makes sense that she would try to phrase it as “this is how you get a man” she manipulating Ariel not making a statement. I don’t get why people are getting upset about it?

[@CreepyNess1234]

Honestly the most infuriating character of all time in Disney for me is the step mother

[@cristinasanchez9607]

I appreciate the comments about getting mad at villains being bad. Particularly during the Poor Unfortunate Souls. I didn't see a reason to get mad until others were saying why they were getting mad. It's a villain's song so of course I'm not going to take her words to heart! And I thought maybe that was how things were at one time in history so Ursula was reflecting an idea of the past, but actually getting MAD? Eh. Han's betrayal stirred a little something because it was cruel to use Anna like that. The Dumbo scene was what upset me most. Especially since it resulted in so much sadness and hardship for Dumbo his mom. I watched the cartoon recently (I actually got angry at the scene from this video) and I have a whole new appreciation for it than I did when I was little. I love that cartoon!

[@literaltrash5189]

jose ramiro reynoso ruiz Literally the whole point of villains are to make people angry lol so if people are getting angry that means Disney or any movie company did their job. No one is mad that the character is a villain they are mad at the things that are doing which is the point! So you calling people stupid for doing what the movie was intended for them to do is stupid. If people are getting mad at my villain for the things they are doing then I would be happy because that means I made a good villain.

[@oliviadurand2429]

Dumbo is the one movie that makes me cry non stop!! It’s so unbelievably sad! I cried seeing Dumbo get made fun of in that clip!

[@merrivox]

I genuinely expected Judge Claude Frollo to appear in this and am surprised he didn't. Seriously, most vicious disney villain ever.

[@gilbirdsareawesome]

He has the best song as well

[@KM-nu7vj]

I love how Brian logics himself out of being docked points - "I'm not gonna be mad, because..." lol

[@thehardworkinghamburg8041]

Ursula being misogynist actually could be a good business tactic for her contracts.

[@Phalxxx]

Yeah it's kinda weird they're presenting that like its the movie's moral or something. Ursula's super manipulative and preying on Ariel's fears and desires to convince her to sign a contract willingly.

[@whitneyjohnson4975]

4:33 Sharon's reaction was priceless though 😂😅

[@faith7686]

“If only there was someone out there who loved you” “HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!”

[@milirociolagar2101]

Anna: "what?"

[@shane7778]

You did not expect the guy being evil in frozen your first time watching. He literally doesn’t show any signs of being bad until that moment.

[@Evangellionua]

Actually he did. He was too perfect and too understanding. I didn't like him from his first appearance

[@abigailwilliams8889]

@@candycover No, just no.

[@kaitlynwilson8397]

@@Evangellionua Yes, he was. All he really wanted was the throne because he would never have it unless he married into another kingdom. I laughed when Anna punched him on the face at the end.

[@925263]

It was p obvious. Disney doesn't do love triangles, and Ana ending up with Kristoff could not have been more obvious. The other guy had to either die or be the bad guy

[@edwardcook2973]

Then you obviously were not watching the same movie as everyone else, because it was clear to me from the first scene he appeared in that he was going to be a villain. The only question was major or minor. Your powers of observation are pathetic, to say the least.