Any Disney movies or characters scare you when u were a kid?

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Mine were Aladdin 'cuz of that firefly in the begining, The Little Mermaid when King Trident was pissed at Areil, Yeah, I have other movies choices.
Even that Walt Disney Classics music that they keep playing on the old Disney movies!
IT STILL HAUNTS ME!! !! ! (yells like Squidward and hits the wall)

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Can't say that I was scared by any of them.

Tim

achristmas carol?

a fun family movie?

the three ghosts of xmas absolutely terrified me....

You were more scared of Triton than Ursula?

Tim

mickey mouse

I'm a lot older than most of you, so my Disney movies are older.

But I used to be scared of the magic mirror in Snow White.

Definately Triton

the beginning of a goofy movie, i have no clue why
the witch in snow white, she was evil!! !
the queen of hearts in alice in wonderland, she seemed unpredictable to me

Actually, I think I could say that I was scared by all Disney movies when I was really young. It wasn't just them, however. Anything I see and/or hear with loud noises and/or a problem (Ex: A princess gets abducted by aliens) arises in the plot line. I just didn't like the idea of things going wrong at the time, so I get scared more often then not back then. That stopped when I was about 8 or 9, maby later.

That HUGE FREAKING SCARY TALKING CAVE at the beginning of Aladdin.

I remember one time me and my Mom were at the store... in the electronics section at Walmart or something. There were TVs everywhere playing the beginning of that movie and there was no escape. Oh the sheer horror of it all...

Both of my boys are diagnosed with autism. When the older one, now 18, has me read him the book from the Disney Aladdin, he always has me do the voice of the cave in an imitation of Mickey Mouse.

But, then, all of the characters in every thing I read to him have to be other characters.

(Yes, he can read. He taught himself to read at age three, three years before he spoke. How we know is a long story, but, trust me. He just still likes to be read to as well.)

I also taught myself to read at three, in pretty much the same way.

There were a few things like that that frightened me, but I must say that emotional conflict between characters often got me more than the monsters (like the aforementioned Triton incident). As the Doctor (from Doctor Who) said, "I don't do domestics." I was a little freaked by the Cave of Wonders in Aladdin, and the transformation of the Queen into the hag in Snow White. But anything else is vague, though I have seen a lot of Disney movies both at the cinemas and on video when I was young and vulnerable.

This isn't completely Disney related, but I got freaked out by the Wolf theme in Peter and the Wolf. It actually once got to the point where I had a nightmare of a band playing the Wolf theme and a wolf pounced on me, ready to kill me.

Another time, when I first got into Doctor Who, I persuaded my mum to buy me a recently released story (that was missing from the BBC archives, but had just been found) called Tomb of the Cybermen. The end of the first episode involved someone being shot by a hidden laser, and he falls down, smoke pouring from him as if he was on fire. I was freaked out by this, and turned off the video, and never wanted to watch it. My brother (younger than me) watched the video later, and teased me. But I thought that the guy was going to look like a burnt mess. Later, I gave the video away to a friend of mine (a teacher who liked Doctor Who. I was only 10 at the time, but we were friends). Eventually, I came to watch it again, after I had seen things worse, and there was no gruseome make-up on the shot man. The story, while chilling, is a good one.

I also got freaked out by Unicron from the Transformers movie, especially a scene apparently showing a robot getting digested.

Here's the link to a 10-minute long video from the first episode of Tomb of the Cybermen. This includes the ending of this episode.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BURCgSB_GdY (Sorry, no embedding allowed for this video.)

Maybe because the kid is having a nightmare

Captian Hook used to scare me, when I was little.

possibly...

i just didn't like it when he started to transformed into goofy. i would hide in another room until the scene was over.

Cruella de Vil scared me. Specifically the scene where she's driving all crazy and her eyes turned red. Always had to cover my eyes on that part.

Roger Rabbit. When Judge Doom's eyes popped out. Again with the eyes, they always used to freak me out. (don't even get me started on the season finale of House last year. )

None of the other Disney villains scared me much.