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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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Well. It's clearly not a book, but Disney's Hercules was the first time I really felt disappointed about going to the cinema. My ten year old brain was having none of it. I wanted the adultery, the murder, the dirty stuff the story was supposed to have and I think it's the Disney film (that I've watched) I hate the most up to date.
Yeah. And Hunchback of Notre Dame was similarly disappointing.
The fact that nobody dies in Disney’s Hunchback will always be super weird…