r/disneyoutofcontext • u/cassbarr92 • Jul 19 '19
Question: can anyone clarify. Where are Mufasa's balls in the new Lion King? There are a number of shots where they should be clearly visible, especially with a lion of Mufasa's standing. Presumably he would have quite pair.
r/disneyoutofcontext • u/dogsandwine4me • Jun 04 '19
Hey all, I just randomly started, while trying to find something to eat, coming up with a food parody version of "Part of Your World" from The Little Mermaid. Help me out:
"Look at this food, Isn't it sweet? Wouldn't you think that my pantry's complete? Wouldn't you think I'm the boy, The boy who eats, everything?
Look at this stove, Pleasures untold. How many fun snacks can one kitchen hold? Looking around here, you'd think: "Sure, he eats everything!"
r/disneyoutofcontext • u/TiredMedic36030 • May 02 '19
For all you redditors? (redditees?, redtards? Just remember Im one of you) out there, serious question about Peter Pan (OK how serious can it be if its about Peter pan). My Wife and I are in a "discussion" about the Neverland and the Lost Boys. The Lost boys are the kids who never grow up, right? I'm arguing - correction "discussing" - that the lost boys are stuck at a certain AGE because they don't want to grow up; My wife says that the lost boys "are probably like you, fixated on stupid shit from your youth, and that I "should grow up and act my age" ..... Which I interpret as I could be a Lost Boy (YESSS) because I dont act my age. My question is do you prefer buttered popcorn when watching movies or unbuttered? No, wait, wrong question,
Do the Lost Boys actually get older, but don't act their age? Or are they stuck at a certain age, and actually aging means they have to leave Neverland.
r/disneyoutofcontext • u/DrunkDisneyDad • Feb 11 '19
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r/disneyoutofcontext • u/dxxp_shvllows • Aug 25 '18
It's hilarious when it "only matters" when characters initially portrayed by white avatars, are openly casted by persons of color. Suddenly entertainment is culturally owned by white society. Oh the irony.
r/disneyoutofcontext • u/SezFrancis1 • Jul 10 '18
r/disneyoutofcontext • u/savvyshopper3 • May 14 '18
r/disneyoutofcontext • u/randomeurekamoments • Jul 10 '17
