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Super Aurora wrote:About Zira's death, You'll be surprised that originally, She commited suicided.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4zS51lPWeg

Yeah, I'd heard that. Shame they didn't go with it; it would have been a heck of a lot more interesting.

That never seemed gruesome to me. Georgette's shock at the end of it all distracted me, heh. Well, I grew up with a morbid fear of trains, so it's only natural that Sykes and his dobermans' demise would make me feel a little uneasy. If we're allowed to go into Pixar films too (and I see no reason w...

How about the bad guys in Oliver and Company ? They certainly met with grissly demises. I remember seeing the film when it first came out at the age of 4, and I never forgot the look on Syke's face before his car collided with that incoming train (the collision itself occurred offscreen, but the ani...

Music of the Night from the Phantom of the Opera

-Hades He didn't die. He is, after all, a god, so prolonged exposure to River Styx water couldn't harm him any more than it did Hercules. ... and the villain from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, he was kinda creepy too. Now that you've mentioned Who Framed Roger Rabbit , I'll add that I always found the m...

I mentioned this in a thread in the Polls and Games section, but Frollo's death sequence really chilled me the first time I saw it (that evil gargoyle's coming to life had a lot to do with it), and I think it marked the first time that a Disney villian's demise ever got to me. Having studied the sce...

I voted for Pinnochio . Though it's odd, thinking about it, that I could sit through the film at the age of 6 and not bat an eyelid at most of the moments you listed (Alexander's being the only one that sort of got to me...hmm, I wonder what eventually happened to Alexander?). I grew up remembering ...

Money for Nothing by Dire Staits

You're welcome.

I agree that Mickey and the Gang aren't overrated - certainly not at the moment, anyhow, in which I'd even go so far as to argue that they're underrated (Mickey himself excepted, of course). I'm basing this largely on what I see whenever I walk into a Disney Store, which are usually so crammed full ...

"The World's Greatest Criminal Mind"
"Goodbye So Soon"

I'm not a Great Mouse Detective fan.

She drives me crazy by Fine Young Cannibals

Same thing happened to David and Maddie*. * If you were born after May 14, 1989 and you understand the reference, more power to ya! What's the reference? I'd really like to know. I'm guessing a popular TV show, obviously from the 80s from your clue. I can't think of anything with those characters. ...

I would've thought that everyone would've wanted chatty for the return of this show. I mean they're now a couple, which was what everyone wanted. -James Well, not quite everyone. There were some fans (myself included) who feared that a relationship between Kim and Ron might hurt the tone of the ser...

-laughs- With all the children that star in many sequels - and with Chicha, as aforementioned - Disney does indeed acknowledge the three letter word! It's simply not screamed from the roof tops. There was going to be a scene in Pirates where Jack and Elizabeth - but that was cut. Supposedly, Lady a...