Top 20 Disney Movie Plot Holes You Never Noticed
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- How did we never notice these Disney plot holes? Welcome to MsMojo and today we’re looking at the most glaring oversights in Disney films. Our countdown includes “The Little Mermaid,” “The Princess and the Frog,” “Aladdin,” and more! Which plot hole has been bugging YOU since you first saw the movie? Let us know in the comments!
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The cristal slippers still exist in Cinderella, why Pinocchio didn't reported and save the other kids (thats is really selfish), why Rapunzel hair does loses its magic 😮
Why the villagers have no idea they have a king in Beauty in the beast, and why can't Ariel write notes to Eric.
@@manueltapia1859The slippers didn’t disappear because in an earlier version of the story they were given by someone else before the fairy godmother showed up and this D story was cut some time before the Disney version came out.
@@manueltapia1859 he didn’t have a choice. It was too late for them. In the book Pinocchio actually turns into a full donkey and sold to a circus.
Why wasn't this countdown wasn't made and released earlier, like some years earlier?
Because Shang issued Mulan what was essentially a dishonorable discharge. To dishonor her family by getting kicked out of the military was non-optional, that's why she had to prove herself.
And this is the most sensible answer. 🏆
yes!! Thank you it is explained in the movie by Mulan as she is left in the mountains
With mulan…it’s easy to explain why she stayed… she was more or less protecting her father from himself. He said it’s an honor to protect and possibly die from protecting his country. But if his daughter is out there fighting, then he feels like his family is represented… and she wanted to prove something to everybody that a woman can protect the country and their families just like a man can
This is exactly what I was thinking 😊 thank
Yes. Very plausible...
and also uh have you seen Captain Li Shang?! I mean 👀
THANK YOU!
It was all about honor and self-respect.
That one wasn’t hard at all!
Was this a ruse for us to comment, MsMojo?
tought the same!!!! so easy to explain
Yeah but watchmojo meant that if her father get in the training camp he wolud discharged because of his condition.
The only thing what is happening is that he skipped the training camp and get imediatly in the army.
My theory as to how Gaston found the castle was because he had the magic mirror at the time so he went “show me how to get to the castle”
I really want to know what has happen to the mirror at the end of the film?
The castle has been around forever and rumors of the cursive probably existed as well it's not exactly hidden from View
@@ZombiZohm Yeah, there's no reason to believe the villagers were unaware of the castle shown within walking distance of Belle's home. The villagers probably assumed it was haunted (with good reason) and had stayed away.
@@BooBop1987I suppose it was given to Rigoletto. 😊
Ok. There are A LOT of things you clearly ignored in some movies.
1: Mulan stayed for her family's honor. She says that to her father in a sense, as she brings back the sword and medal from the emporer.
2: Gaston found the castle through the magic mirror. All he had to say was "Show me the way to the Beast." and the mirror would take him there.
3: Lottie didn't turn into a Frog because Dr Facilier was dead. His voodoo was no more at that point. So the only way Naveen and Tiana could turn back was through kissing a princess.
4: Hercules was turned into a God after saving Meg because he was measured by his heart, not his actions. Zeus says so himself, that doing so made him a true hero. Giving one's life for another is a true heroic act, so it was enough to restore his immortality.
5: Frolo took Quasimodo in to save himself from damnnation. The "eyes of Notre Dame" saw him try to commit a heinous act. So to save himself, he let him live by hiding him away in the bell tower.
6: Cinderella's slippers are pure magic. She didn't have any shoes on for them to turn into the glass slippers. Unlike the case for the pumpkin turning into the carriage. It's also not so wrong for the fairy godmother to let her have them as a gift. If anything, they're a symbol of hope. To prove to her that her dream did come true. It also explains why the slippers only fit her.
6 is wrong wrong wrong! She has on red shoes that become the glass slippers, so there absolutely was something to revert back to @@lilliansheldon4366
I thought it was because Lottie was doing it for someone else whereas Tiana was doing it for herself
@@johnboylovesyou that's a good theory. But Mama Odie said the only way for them to turn back was to kiss a princess. Tiana wasn't one, so that's why she was affected by the voodoo placed on Naveen. But it could be a possibility.
@@lilliansheldon4366 But Tiana was a princess at the end when she marries Naveen, which makes her a princess
``The Hunchback of Notre Dame'' was a hidden gem of Disney animation in the 1990s.
Claude Frollo in particular was a truly ruthless villain.
Alot were fine, but some disagree
Mulan - Would have brought shame and dishonor upon the entire family
Cinderella - cause I think the slipper represented her, I'm sure the magic also made sure it fitted only her
Tangled - Could be bandits, the guards, etc that could caught them if they did try to move out, Gothel was very protective of healing powers
Frozen - Iduna (Elsa Mother) was blessed by Atohallan as a reward for saving Agnarr (Elsa Father) I'm confused cause you did mention the sequel explained it but dismiss it?
Aladdin - Well his father was the King of Thieves so maybe cause Aladdin already was an prince technically, the genie can only make him look more like one
The Little Mermaid - I'm 50/50 on agreeing and not, even if she did wrote down that she saved him, how can she get him to believe all about her real life and I doubt she would write how she feel to him than telling him
Hunchback - Cause Frollo saw it in an way to make up for his sins
Cinderella - Surprised this was number 1, the slippers weren't made from anything like the carriage, they were made from pure magic
I agree with you on all that except the Cinderella bit. When the stepmother gets the wand, she literally warps back time. With magic that powerful how is the only gift to Cinderella a slippers to find true love. And why that isn't expressly bad writing after all why fight Cinderella's battles for her, she could have at least given her something far more useful.
Cinderella the original story was because she was faery descended so her feet were ultra dainty so noone adult but her would fit them
They said they weren't going to really count if the plot hole was explained away in sequels. That is why they dismissed or didn't bring up certain things.
THe King of Theives is an honorary title, an ironic nickname, and a mocking insult. It does not make Aladan's fauther nobility. It doesn't count.
At least the life action Beauty and the Beast addressed why the townspeople didn't seem to know where the Beast had gone, nor question what happened to the Palace staff. I never thought about that aspect as a child.
In the original story, everyone in the palace is magically put to sleep, and the palace ground are encased in thorns and vegetation, with a magical aura that "repels" people. Since Disney rarely sticks to original stories (because everything has to have a happy ending), no wonder they didn't bother explaining.
@@coolcat8b I thought that movies, Disney or not, rarely, if ever, remine 100% accrete to the original source material.
@@matthewwasser5621 That’s true in fact Disney is well known for changing the story from the source material to make it more kid friendly for example in the original story of The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen the mermaid dies not only that when she has legs every step she takes is excruciatingly painful
I always thought it was like a retreat that many nobles/royalty had during that timeframe. It wouldn't be so unheard of for them to go to another castle to winter/get away from palace life. Many such nobles had a specific entourage that would have made the trip. And considering the excess of the French monarchy, it's not hard to see the townsfolk not even knowing their prince was next door. It doesn't exactly state the timeframe for the movie, other than obviously pre-revolution. All those could easily be a factor.
For me, it has always been frustrating that Genie, on more than one occasion, performs magic without the need of being asked to grant a wish to do so, but he also always picks and chooses when to do so, which is often to the detriment of his master, but ignored when Jafar was a sorcerer, and he could undoubtedly have helped.
Isn't it in line with the lore of Genies in general for them to be rather self-serving and selfish
In a general sense yes, but he was deemed a friend to Aladdin and still offered him no help despite his clear ability to do so @@ZombiZohm
Genie obviously has more rules than just the 3. He is a slave, he cannot oppose his master. Also, using magic without it counting as wishes is just taking advantage of him.
Not taking advantage especially considering he makes the CHOICE to do so throughout the movie @@jonathanadams5903
Unless he wants to. Doing magic he can do, because he wants to do it, someone else taking advantage of him? Underwater scene is the best example. The cave escape shows he can be helpful without it being a wish, but he says no more freebies, cause it's a new master who already tricked him once and he doesn't want to be taken advantage of. But in the ocean they have become friends, he desperately wants to save Aladdin, but says he can't unless it's a wish. Which clearly isn't true
In various stories Dwarves have a strong love for gems & precious metals so they probably are hoarding them.
Mulan is explained by lines like “It is an honor to protect my country and my family.” as her father planned to go due to pride not because he had to and the same for why Mulan stayed. She was consistently concerned about bring shame to her family and so she stayed to try to bring honor to them.
Cinderella is answered by…. Fairy Godmother magic and the Fairy Godmother playing matchmaker.
Tangled is answered by Mother Gothel being an idiot.
Hercules godhood timing is maybe explained by his mental state as he seemed pretty suicidal when he faced the cyclops and didn’t value his life so it wasn’t a selfless sacrifice but when he literally offered his life’s for Megs it was. In terms of noticing his soul being missing if you notice it’s a giant, swirling river so I could see it being difficult to notice the soul of one toddler.
When it comes to the Lion King I always saw Scar as simply too uppity to get his hands dirty which is common amongst villains.
But Scar already got his hands dirty when he tossed Mustafa's paws off the cliff making sure he'd fall
@@Mew_Mokuba_Akarimaybe he just couldn’t kill a baby lion
@@TheJManOrRiot True as he didn't actually physically kill Mustafa. He figured that the hyenas wouldn't have an issue.
Re: the bit about dwarves
I think you have a point. In Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, when you play as Ventus, you go into the mine and they (mostly Grumpy because…well who else lmao) think you’re a thief
To be fair The Lion Guard confirmed Nala is not related to Simba when Rafiki talked about her father on a cave painting
Oh wow…as much as my kid watched Lion Guard I never caught that!
@@mzoldskool77 The Lion Guard also gave Scar a backstory, from how he got his nickname to his time as the previous Lion Guard captain.
I mean, animals also reproduce with their litter mates all the time. They're not humans.
Mulan aready answered it herself: Besides her father, she joined, and stayed, to prove something to herself
Also, when it comes to the Beast's age, nobody ever brings up these important details: THE PORTRAIT and CHIP'S AGE. The portrait clearly shows a fully grown person, not a preteen. Also the curse can't be any older than Chip since he's like, what, five or six? I think it'd be a stretch to call him ten. Instead of getting hung up on that one song lyric, I like to think it was simply on oversight on the lyricist's part, or Lumierre was exaggerating.
I've always gone with the oversight on the lyricist's part theory since the Lyricist was DYING at the time. And they fixed the 21st year part of the prologue in the Stage musical changing it to Many years not until his 21st birthday.
I always headcanoned that the prince lived 21 years as a man and was given 21 years as a beast to learn to love, and that time was essentially frozen for the people who were cursed so they didn't age.
🙋🏼♀️ I believe time paused or slowed down for life at the castle and its residents, so that the prince, who was already an adult, had a more generous timeline to find love and break the curse.
Aladdin was always a prince because of his father being the king of thieves and everyone called him that and respected him for that it was basically a title that was given to him, and he earned that title so therefore, it made him a king, so Aladdin is a prince the genie owes him
Well, yes, you are right about that but that is not explained until the third Aladdin movie so according to the first movie, it is still a plot hole
I also take the original to indicate Aladdin only wanted to impersonate a prince to segue out of a life doomed to poverty and living unhoused. Overall he was nonchalant towards etiquette and regal duties...his objective stemmed off earning Jasmine's love and only royalty was considered prior to the Sultan altering tha tlaw.
Agreed, it always puzzled me why Buzz would freeze if he believes that he's a real space ranger. But then the movie would be over all too quickly.
I always wondered that too
People think that it's because he's trained to adapt to his environment including the living beings but that's just a theory
Might be because hes a toy? He finally comes to the realisation hes a toy at the end of the film no?
maybe it's an instinctual thing, like he can't ignore his programming as a toy, deep down? or maybe he thought he was just playing dead to survive the "aliens".
@@Spewgo THANK YOU!!!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I am so sick of people trying to claim that as a plot hole!! Exactly my thoughts!!! He is a Tooooyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!
In the live action Aladdin, Jasmine actually asks Aladdin where his kingdom is since she can’t find it on any of her maps and he has Genie make the ‘kingdom’ Ababwa appear after hilariously showing different parts of Disneyland. He gives him a name, fancy clothes and a parade, but certainly he would give him a royal bloodline and homeland so his kingdom can be joined with Agrabah for peace and trade. True Aladdin is an orphan and it’s later revealed his father is the King of Thieves, but he has no extended family or other connections to royalty
I think because Aladdin whis was just to become a Prince he did became one, but because the country/location Abuwa didn't exist he became more a Prince from no where, and because he didn't knew the rest of the world he couldn't say he Wished to become a prince from a specific country.
A other thing I think becuse Genie in Arabian culture is a Djinn, even if he is good but because of his nature the wishes he makes will not be 100% exactly what a person wished for and will high change backfire in someway.
If we look at Jaffar's wishes:
First he wished to become Sultan sure got the title and everything else but no person saw him really as the Sultan, his Second wish was probably his best one until he got tricked and outsmarted by Aladdin.
@@DragonSkyNija That’s true. Genie does regret granting Jafar’s wishes and he had limitations. It just would have been interesting if Jasmine and the Sultan never found out Aladdin was actually a homeless peasant and he married Jasmine. Now he’s married into royalty, but they may be suspicious if they suggest going to visit his kingdom to meet his family and add it to their trading route. It would seem odd that he’s the prince of a city that’s not real but again it’s Disney and one of its many lessons is to love someone for their heart and not their status. Aladdin lied, but he acknowledged it in the end, he believed he wasn’t good enough for Jasmine because of her position as princess and he can’t provide a life for her.
In the animated Aladdin, Jafar asks him how far he traveled to learn where his kingdom is.
@@matthewwasser5621 ‘Oh much farther than you’ve traveled, I’m sure.’ ‘Try me.’ Jafar has no time for your bs, Al.
Actually in the story of Mulan, if we were to base it on custom of ancient China it's because of honor that they must strive to do better etc. So yeah she stayed in not because it's just her wild whim but rather because of her moral and philosophical ideal
I agree if she would have left that would have brought dishonor to her family, and if her father would’ve went him, not being able to fight after being a great warrior would be dishonorable to his family. That’s the way I’ve always seen it.
Right. Returning home after being kicked out of the army because she wasn't up to the standards is basically being dishonorably discharged. It would have been the same for her father, though he likely would not have gone through boot camp like Mulan did because he was an experienced veteran. He'd have been merely sent into battle, where he would have died. And in that day and time and place in the world, that would have left the Fa women without an income or a home. In ancient Chinese culture, when you marry a man you become part of _his_ family. Unless he had some brothers or uncles or long-lost cousins who could have taken them in, Mulan and her mother and grandmother would have been left without a home, because Fa Zhou's wife could not inherit the land and the house after his death. Really, this is no plot hole at all, and even a cursory examination of the original story gives the reason for why Mulan joined the army, why she stayed, and why it was such a big deal when she was found out.
13:31, Despite the Fact that its been a long time since I seen Toy Stories 2, 3, and 4, I never did stop to think about that until now when I'm watching this.
7:23. I once read a fan theory that Nala's father died before The Lion King begins, but the fact she never mentions him makes me question if that's really the case.
Encanto: if Dolores heard Bruno in the house, then why didn't she inform the family? He left on his own and the rest of the Madrigals thought he left the entire village, and it was clear his siblings missed him
There’s an idea that Dolores did tell her family that she could hear Bruno, but we don’t talk about Bruno. Which could explain why her mother Pepa wasn’t surprised to see Bruno return but Julieta was.
Maybe Dolores wanted to tell her family about her uncle Bruno, but she didn't because the rest of the family didn't want to talk about Bruno.
The Madrigal family (especially Abuela) are traditionalists and it is tradition to follow the wishes of the patriarch/matriarch, Abuela doesn't want to talk about Bruno then nobody talks about Bruno
Well, during the "we do not talk about Bruno" song, Dolores does mention always being able to hear him mumbling around the house, but she dismisses it as it being her idea, as result of her fear of him she grew up with. Also, as others mentioned, if Abuela doesn't want to talk about him, we do not talk about him. "First rule of fight club" kind of deal.
I thought she did tear them, but got yelled at for talking about him. So she decided to keep her mouth shut on it.
Anyone else think maybe Cinderella losing her glass slipper wasn't an accident? Suppose since she had met and fallen in love with the prince something was destined to happen to help lead them back together.
Yes. It was "the way out" her fairy godmother gave her. Marrying a powerful man was often the epitome of success for women in fairy tales.
and it may have perfectly fit on a flat surface but she proceeded down stairs. While running away, shoes often lose a bit of firmness
She's always losing her shoes. We see that at the beginning of the film when she walks up the stairs with breakfast for her "family" and lucifer is waiting at the top.
There’s a fan theory that Andy’s father was also named Andy. I think Woody was kept as a collectable and passed down in the family, and came to life once he was removed from the box and brought to life by a child’s imagination. That’s why Toy Story 4 is so weird to me, because the toys become autonomous and independent of the child imagination that brought them to life in the first place. UNLESS of course the whole movie was just college-age Andy’s imagination of what his old toys would be up to now that they’re gone.
That makes me think of "the Velveteen Rabbit" where toys are alive but not "real" unless and until they are loved hard enough and long enough by a child.
I actually watched Aladdin with my son yesterday and was baffled by him not being a prince when he wished it. So funny to see this video a day later.
It’s theorized that because Jafar wished to become sultan, he out ranked Aladdin, and therefore had the power to strip him of his princely title.
Whether Buzz thinks he's a real spaceranger is beside the point. He is a toy and is subject to toy instincts. And a toy's first instinct is to freeze when humans are around. Perhaps older toys like Woody can override this base instinct as he did with Sid, but Buzz is a brand new toy and so can't help but freeze. This is a commonly held theory among die-hard Toy Story fans, I'm sure you've heard it somewhere. There's literally no plot hole there.
As for why Woody doesn't remember the Roundup Gang. One theory puts it that the original toy (the kind Woody is) wasn't based on a TV show, but was simply a generic cowboy doll. To boost sales, the manufacturers struck a deal with a production company to create a show around this cowboy doll, and that's how the Roundup Gang was born. Certainly there would have been other iterations of the Woody doll that came after the show that would have known about it, but Woody, being the original, doesn't.
A lot of these plot holes may be unaswered but they play a part in what makes these Disney movies interesting, At least in terms of theories and what not. Because what fun would there be if everything in these films made sense.
A popular theory is that Andy's mom is actually Emily bc Andy and Emily both have the same yarn stitched hat, both Emily and Andy's mom have red hair and since Andy's mom's name isn't revealed it's a 5050 chance. Plus Andy and Emily's room have the exact same structure. One scene in ts3 Jessie claims "this is Emily all over again" meaning of she's Emily then Jessie is talking about Andy's mom. If she's indeed Emily then Jessie would've remembered her
Shrek: why is it always midnight?
Because then it's tomorrow 😂
Adam in Beauty and the Beast is probably not royalty but a lord of a large Manor estate in a feudal society. The fact that the Manor is thought to be abandoned and haunted may mean that the villagers just avoid it.
But he was referred to as a prince.
I'm way more concerned about why Rapunzel's hair never seems to grow after it's been cut. That little strand should be a LOT LOT LOT LONGER but it's still so short. Even in the 2d animated movie/series, despite being several months after she reclaimed her title, her hair still pretty much looks the same as when it was first cut. Same for the wedding, which takes place even longer afterward.
As for frollo, my guess is the priest was HOPING that MAYBE caring for another human being, might actually teach him some empathy. Always sucks when people count on that for someone who CLEARLY won't learn, and the child is left to suffer for it.
With Rapunzel is must say this is the normal thing what happened.
In animes it is the same. How old the person is they don´t change or a time skip is made.
It doesn’t grow after it’s cut
@@claireadams2503 I know. I said that in my comment. My question is WHY.
@@Martin77641 Except her hair literally grows in the movie. You see it at the beginning that it lengthens as she gets older. The perceived-length even changes around halfway into the movie when it gets braided. Not to mention the length changes at the end too. AND it changes in the 2d animated movie and series as well. But only the parts that were cut and lose power, remain the same. *That's* the point I'm making.
If you are asking why her hair hasn't grown out long again after it was cut, the answer is probably the simple "she keeps it trimmed". She probably just likes her short hair.
This video has 2 of my favourite things Disney and people questioning plot holes
16:50 Well, I mean, come on. It shouldn't be surprising that Pocahontas could suddenly speak English via Listening with Her Heart. Throughout the movie, she had other moments where she demonstrated very shamanistic powers. I mean, she's regularly talking to the spirit of a talking willow tree.
Ariel not being able to write to Eric despite writing her name on Ursula’s contract is an *adaptation-induced plot hole.*
In the eponymous fairy tale, there was a VERBAL AGREEMENT between the sea witch and the little mermaid, so it made sense why the little mermaid couldn’t write to the prince because it was never established that she could write.
At least the 1975 Japanese anime version of “The Little Mermaid” had the prince ask the mute mermaid Marina to write her name even though she couldn’t because, as I said before, it was never established that Marina could write.
I don’t know why Disney thought that a contract would be more preferable than a verbal agreement, nor why they didn’t have Eric ask Ariel to write her name when she couldn’t say it to him. 🤦♀️
Granted the live action remake got rid of the magical contract by instead having *Ariel make the agreement in blood (that is, removing one of her fish scales).*
Or, another option: Ariel can only write her name and nothing else.
@@cair124 That’s the most likely explanation.
Still, there’s a reason why the live action remake had Ariel make the deal with Ursula in blood by plucking a scale off her tail because it eliminates the plot hole from the animated film, and it’s a nice shoutout to the fairy tale where the sea witch had the mermaid’s tongue cut off in exchange for legs.
@@cair124Also, Ariel being only able to write her name proves my point about why Eric didn’t ask Ariel to write her name down for him, since it would’ve saved him from doing guessing games and listening to Sebastian tell Eric Ariel’s name.
Perhaps Eric didn’t ask because he was illiterate like Ariel, so if Ariel could write to him, he wouldn’t be able to read it. 🤷♀️
Maybe Disney didn’t want to be accused of ripping off the Japanese anime version of “The Little Mermaid” where the prince asked Marina to write her name down. 😂
That anime made me cry as a child. I watched it alone in my room one night and sobbed uncontrollably which caused my parents to wake up and rush into my room to see what the problem was
For Woody not remembering his past before Andy, the CZcams channel Supercarlinbrothers did an interview with someone a few years ago who worked one the original Toy Story who provided an answer about woody’s origin. Someone from Pixar came out to debunk that but there’s some sketchy evidence which makes me think it was true and they didn’t want to admit it
I saw that video, that's some good stuff.
By simply leaving, Mulan would have to accept that she was dishonorably discharged, which would bring shame upon her family.
She also says that she wanted to prove that for once in her life, she could do something right. She was searching for self-worth as well.
20:00 Frollo kept Quasimodo to avoid damnation from God and because he saw that Quasimodo could be of use to him someday (that use later being a key to get Frollo to the Court of Miracles).
Didn't Mulan already explain to herself why she stayed? She said she "wanted to prove that she can do things right"
Perhaps the idea with the class slipper was always to round up everyone the shoe fits and do some elimination process. Also they bring Aurora back, because they were forced to tell her about her royal heritage too early because of prince Phillip. They don't want them to meet, because they think he is some peasent boy and Aurora invited him to come, so they had leave early.
I think grandmother willow wind leaves made Pocahontas speak english
My question about Tarzan is how was he able to tell Jane his name when they first met.
Good point!
But I guess that’s a problem with “Tarzan” film adaptations in general!
1:16, I know that Zootopia doesn't want to be way to Violent for a Kids Film, but they gotta least explain how the Predators Eat in the Film.
I tink is the same from beastars
@@L-S Really?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941
Is the most logical thing
@@L-S Yeah
Or at least explain where all the birds, reptiles, and primates at in here
19:35 the flower wasn’t removed from its root
I think the Archdeacon was trying to teach Frollo compassion, and Frollo was too worried about the consequences of not obeying, he looks genuinely afraid for his soul during the song.
Simba & Nala are NOT related! Disney has stated this many times over the years! They even gave Nala a father in the Lion Guard which is canon as they have officially stated.
Yes, in a real life lion pride all of the cubs are typically related in some way, but in the Lion King they based them more off of humans and so they did not have them be related.
That is also why they decided against making Kovu be Scar's son in TLK2: Simba's Pride. They wanted the romance between Kovu and Kiara to happen and so they couldn't be related.
So this stop spreading the lies and actually do your research before talking about something you know obviously nothing about.
The reason why glass slippers remain unchanged is according to the Disney princessography book,
Unlike the gown, the glass slippers required almost no magic at all, therefore they were able to remain
Not sure you heard I'll Make a Man Out of You, Id join the military if someone sung that.
17:38 I noticed that you neglected to mention that, that particular plot hole, was changed for the live-action film.
dwarves are saving the gems until they decided to retire. mulan would stay in the army because she had to regain her family's honor.
Hi Msmojo, I am a frequent viewer and as a loyal viewer request- could you please do a list regarding dreamworks villains? Please? They are very underrated and deserve more attention
what if you do a list of top 10 scary dreamworks villains or "top 10 dreamworks villains you liked more than the hero" it could include villains such as Fairy Godmother (shrek), shen and tail lung (kung fu panda) , drago( how to train your dragon) and wolf ( puss in boots the last wish) .I would be thrilled if you made a list regarding these villains..
i know i have been requesting this for days, but i am a huge fan of yours and i always look up to you , Msmojo
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I know it was just an honorable mention, but the Frollo thing really isn't a plot hole
It's subtly explained through the archdeacon that Frollo will be punished by God if he kills Quasimodo, and being the religious fanatic he is, Frollo takes this seriously and even asks the archdeacon what he must do
Yes, Frollo was killed, by God.
I'd say there's a slight plot hole there due to the archdeacon supposedly being this benevolent, wise figure and his first thought is 'this guy who just murdered someone should absolutely do penance by raising the baby he was ALSO going to murder.' And he must know Frollo is abusive, but he never steps in to intervene with more of that fear of God stuff.
This is what happens when you remove all nuance from a character. Movie Frollo is just a racist who fixated on a sexy woman in a weird, fetish-y kinda way and was forced to raise a baby. Book Frollo was an exasperated, doting older brother who took the abandoned Quasimodo in out of kindness and the idea that if he dedicated the good deed to his hard-partying younger brother, Jehan's, name it would get the dude into heaven. He set Quasimodo the task of ringing the bells to give him a purpose, and then taught him a sort of sign language when it made him deaf. Esmeralda was an unfortunate teenager (about 14) who was minding her own business and happened to dance in exactly the wrong part of town and give a 30-something year old virgin a delayed 'awakening,' so to speak.
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But that's the thing, the Archdeacon and Frollo represent the two contrasts within religion: forgiveness for the former and fanaticism for the latter. The Archdeacon already recognizes that Frollo has violated God's will and offended Mary, but he sees it as a sin to be redeemed and forgiven, as opposed to Frollo who sees every sin as something to be judged and punished
The Archdeacon may come off as naive, but it's not really accurate to say that it's a plot hole, and you also have to consider that not only is religion different from a "humanist" or atheist approach, the story is set before human rights were properly recognized, so a crime is only treated as truly punishable if it's against the King's will
@@MorganKing95 I’m aware of what they were going for and when it was set. But, again, they changed so much about the story and Frollo’s character (and even added a new character, seeing as Frollo WAS the archdeacon) that they removed all nuance. Leaving, instead, a weak, heavy-handed metaphor that makes the archdeacon appear powerful and wise one minute and bumbling the next.
As for the time period, “set before human rights were properly recognized,” falls apart in the face of Esmeralda the SJW. A character very much changed to appeal to modern sensibilities. Not only is she a teenager in the novel, but it’s subtly hinted that she’s fully aware Phoebus is a creepy philanderer who left her to die for his supposed murder and wants him, anyway. She saves a man from being hanged by Clopin, but there’s none of that “justice for the outcasts!” stuff.
Then, you have to look at the interactions between her and the archdeacon where Frollo is concerned. She’s, understandably, upset that no one outside the church will stand up to Frollo and the archdeacon just tells her to pray about it. And that’s all well and good, but it’s an ineffective attitude.
He knows he can reign Frollo in from the worst of it by reminding him God is watching. Don’t kill that baby, God and the Virgin Mary are already angry with you for killing the mother. Don’t drag this woman outside the church to arrest her. And, at the end, he tries once more to appeal to a higher authority to stop Frollo from attacking the church. It fails because Frollo is fully off the leash, by then, but what about earlier? There’s a kid growing up abused and neglected in his church, and there’s a hint that Quasimodo isn’t even allowed downstairs when that man shouts at him for it. Frollo even says, outright, when he’s forced into raising him, that he wants Quasimodo locked up out of sight. The archdeacon goes from “where am I supposed to put a baby around here,” to “yeah, bell tower’s fine,” awfully fast, it seems. He hears Frollo call the baby a foul creature and doesn’t stop to second guess any of this? Just goes on thinking this is the perfect penance and a great idea? He’s done enough by stopping the second murder.
His whole attitude seems to be “people are bad, take it to God and hope for the best.” Which is naive at best, and negligently cruel, at worst, given the circumstances. Like he was so focused on Frollo earning forgiveness that who really cares what happens to the kid so long as it lives, I guess.
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"Properly recognized", as in by the higher-ups in society. Esmeralda is part of a marginalized group, so her role is irrelevant in terms of the point. Society as a whole obviously doesn't recognize that gypsies deserve rights, hence the song "God help the outcasts". Changes from the novel doesn't automatically mean modernization
Yes, Quasimodo was isolated and neglected, which also means that nobody knows how he was treated. The Archdeacon hence assumes that Quasimodo is alive and well since the bell obviously is being rung, so he has no real reason to assume that there's anything immoral going on
As for your problem with the Archdeacon's attitude, that's on religion and the time periods, and not the writers, and it's clear that you're looking at things way too much from the perspective of the 20th century
Also, your assessment overall misunderstand what "plot hole" actually means. A plot hole is inconveniences within the established rules and internal logic, and not problematic aspects from a certain societal perspective. This is why Borat suddenly being filmed when he's broke and homeless on the street is a plot hole, since the movie is meant to be a mockumentary, but the racial stereotypes and crude comments are not
We really need these to be answered ASAP so that it won't bug us for the next 100 Years or more........I hope
In Cinderella, the Grand Duke points out, "this slipper could fit any number of girls," The King responds, "That's his problem." The prince was probably able to recognize her when she was brought back to the castle.
Most versions of the Cinderella story have the same plot hole of the glass slippers that did not revert back to their original form. However, in the book, Beauty, by Sherri S. Tepper, that version had the explanation that because the slippers were transparent, they took longer to fade back into old shoes, so the prince had time to find her before the last of the magic faded away.
Some people say that Nala’s father died before the movie, if it’s not Mufasa.
I've got a few answers to some of these plot holes. For the Gaston and Castle one, maybe Gaston used the mirror to find out where the Beast is living. For the Buzz one, maybe the other toys told hm that he should freeze when Andy or someone else comes into the room. And for the Scar killing Simba one, maybe Scar felt like killing Simba himself could give him the idea that his uncle isn't as loyal to his family as he thinks, thus making the hyenas kill Simba would leave him to feel more ashamed of what he thinks he's done.
1Well, that's what I will always keep in mind that the Fairy Godmother left that shoe as a gift for Cinderella and besides, if that weren't the case, the Prince wouldn't have found her, right?
3Anyway, even if Ariel had written to him, I don't know if Eric would have believed her.
5 That's what it seems to me too, The Genie only made Aladdin a Prince only on the outside, apparently, that's something I never understood.
6Well, since the movie was inspired by the story of The Snow Queen, there was not much effort to explain the origin of Elsa's powers until the sequel.
9It is precisely for that reason, besides Scar would probably have been caught red-handed, and in order not to risk it, he thought it would be better to send the hyenas to do it.
14 I also wonder about that, because it took almost 3 days for Rapunzel's trip to Corona, being close to there,
18 well, if Mulan had not stayed they would have never won the war and saved China
I think it was established in Zootopia that predators survive by eating bugs, who are not shown to have the same sentience as mammals.
You make good points about Hercules, a CZcamsr called the Mythology Guy even pointed out that Hades knows each and every person who dies.
For Kerchak, I can only assume he thought he scared the humans off for good.
Why Woody doesn't remember anyone before Andy could be because Andy had the biggest impact on him.
The question isn't why doesn't Ariel write to Eric, the question is why doesn't she think of it?
Frollo raising Quasimodo is meant to be Frollo's saving redemption for killing his mother. Course, that redemption is poorly executed as Frollo lies about Quasimodo's mother abandoning him.
Heck, why didn’t Eric ask Ariel to write her name down for him if she couldn’t say her name to him?
The 1975 Japanese anime “The Little Mermaid” had the prince ask the mute mermaid Marina what her name was, and when she couldn’t say it, he asked her to write it down.
Because it was never established earlier that Marina couldn’t write, it makes sense why she couldn’t write her name to the prince.
Also, Frollo thought that Quasimodo could one day be of use to him.
In east Asian culture, family pride, dignity and status is very very very important, being sent back from the war is not seen as light,it scratches the family prides and status
"Why can't Ariel write notes to Eric"? Is the plot hole that still bugs me to this day. What a grea top this was. Have a happy friday morning , Emely. Take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.
That's not a plot hole. She didn't write to him because she was trying to earn his love, not just gratitude.
@@vetarlittorf1807 It appeared on this video, so, my point is valid
@@samuelcollantes1175 And since when is MsMojo the gospel?
@@vetarlittorf1807 I don't know, it was just a thought
@@samuelcollantes1175 It’s even more infuriating since the fairy tale didn’t have the mermaid sign a contract but instead make a verbal agreement with the sea witch, so it made sense why the little mermaid couldn’t write to the prince because it was never established that she could write.
Disney has themselves to blame for making that adaptation-induced plot hole. 😂
Then again, the live action remake got rid of the contract by having Ariel make the deal in blood by taking off one of her fish scales, most likely in response to people complaining about that adaptation induced plot hole.
What about Wish? All they had to do was write their wishes down, then they'd never forget them.
I always liked the idea that since in the myths, Genies typically mess around with the wish based on the wisher's words, the entire movie after Aladdin made the wish to be a Prince, was all set up strategically by Genie in order for Al to marry Jasmine and become an actual Prince
Actually, that’s not the myth- that’s what Hollywood says is the myth. Hollywood made all that up because they changed the actual tales and needed to solve several issues with the script- and that was long before Disney’s Aladdin.
The actual myth is that genies don’t grant wishes at all. They sometimes do something for someone as an exchange of service - a business transaction.
The lamp is a magical device that conjures the genie, and he would be bound to take orders from whomever conjures him. There is no limit of three wishes, nor are there any rules about killing or making people love you or the such. The genie himself may have limits to his power, but there are no rules.
Also, you can’t wish the genie free because he’s not a prisoner or slave in the first place.
In the original folk tale, Aladdin doesn’t ask to be a prince, he just asks to be rich, and to marry the most beautiful woman in the land. He gets it. There is no prince or princess originally. The genie doesn’t try to deceive, he just wants to do what he has to and leave (yes, he can leave once he has granted the wish). Deception or messing things up won’t help. You see, there is no limit to the number of wishes and if he messes it up Aladdin will just conjure him again to fix the mess, so no point. He might as well do it right in the first place.
PS: did you know that the original folk tale also has a magic ring that conjures another genie?
Frollo raised Quasimodo because it was the only way to redeem himself for killing the mother after she proclaimed sanctuary. Although he hoped that Quasimodo would benefit him by other means. For at the time, killing someone who claims sanctuary on church grounds was an ultimate sin and automatic damnation of one's soul. In the broadway adaptation, Quasimodo was Frollo's nephew and in the original story, Quasimodo was abandoned on the church steps and Frollo took pity on him.
easy answer to most plot holes "so the movie can happen" - pitch meeting guy
I'd say Ariel can't write due to writing being a form of speaking. Writing still gives you a voice even if you're not verbally speaking the words. It's like sign language, you're not actually verbally speaking, you're signing, but you are still using your "voice."
Yes, sign language is verbal communication because it uses words and has grammar.
That and...well, is anyone gonna believe it? "Hey, FYI, I'm the mermaid that saved your life and I traded my voice to a witch for legs. If you don't fall in love and kiss me in 3 days she's gonna plant me in her garden of doomed souls."
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What I believe is that Aladdin didn’t even know that he was a true prince until the movie came out called the king of thieves.
His father being the "king of thieves" is an honorary title, because he's the best thief and the others respect him. It's not legitimate royalty and doesn't make his son a prince.
In the live action Beauty and the Beast the witch’s spell makes the hole world forget they even existed
Yeah, which is really gosh darn messed up if you ask me or anyone else who would agree too
The Mulan one is easy to explian: She wants to protect her country.
no she only went to protect her farther
She Did want to protect her father, then her country.
Mulan wasn't good at frist, as was told to go away. She almost left but decided to try again at the arrow and the rest is history.
Originally the army expected her father who couldn't do that not anything. We will just not know if they let him go, get more hurt/die, etc.
We know what happens to Mulan in his roll, not what it was to be.
The answer to #15, I believe Buzz froze when people were around because deep down he already knew that he was a toy. Why don't people consider that? That kind of plot hole has happened in other stories as well. For example, in "Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi," when Luke revealed to Leia that she was his sister, she said: "I know. Somehow, I've always known." There is often a moment in stories where people don't show signs of knowing something, and you don't see how they could have totally known it, but it shows that deep down they knew that it was the truth all along, and that's why they show certain behaviors. Buzz may have denied being a toy, but I think deep down he already knew he was.
As a south Asian man let me tell you something if I get kicked out of the army my family would be ridiculed
There is usually 1 male per pride. And they don’t share females. So simba and Nila would be half siblings.
The pocahontas one is kinda obvious... her ancestors gave her ability to speak and understand English.. they do it through the wind.
It’s not so much a plot hole but lazy writing as MsMojo said.
It’s on par with Elizabeth’s magic moonbeam tears hitting a dolphin causing her to communicate with dolphins in “The Legend of the Titanic”. Yes really!
These potholes were incredibly intriguing,best ones 2 me were;
🌟The Dwarves and the Gems 💎
🌟The Villagers and the Beast 👹
🌟Mother Gothel Moving Farther Away from the village 😈
🌟Scar Killing his Nephew, Simba 🦁
🌟Aladdin Being a Prince 👑
🌟Ariel can't Write 🖋
🌟The Beast's Age 🎂
🌟Stitch being in a kennel, instead of being tossed away 🐶 🗑
I got an explaination on the Hercules plot hole. Hercules needed to learn how to be a genuine hero instead of just doing it for the limelight.
How was fighting the cyclops for the limelight?
@@MorganKing95 The Town has been merchandising him.
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Where they merchandising him when he fought the cyclops? In case you haven't noticed, I'm not talking about the "Zero to Hero" montage here
Scar knew the lionesses would come investigate Mufasa's corpse so he needed Simba's crime scene to be far away from Mufasa, and he couldn't smell like Simba's blood himself either.
1. Woody doesnt remember his old owners makes sense. Toys themselves have millions of copies sold to the kids. In short there are millions of woodies and that 1 woody mustve been the one chosen for a tv show
2. Elsas powers might have came from those strange magic auroras. Better plot hole if this ⬆️ is true why is only elsa is affected and not everyone who comes to term with the auroras.
3. Theres a difference between using magic to write and using earthly like utensil to write. It explains a little but its the best i can come up with
Regarding Aladdin, I was always under the impression that he was a prince (he just felt like a fraud because his title was manufactured by a wish) until Jafar used his sorcery to change him back into plain old Aladdin ("Say hello to your PRECIOUS PRINCE ALI!!!)
In the scene in "Frozen", when Anna and Kristoff are travelling to the North Mountain, Anna talks about how she and Elsa were buddies at one time, but later, Elsa always shut her out. Why doesn't Kristoff suddenly remember that he was there when the troll removed the memory of magic from Anna's mind? He would have known who Elsa and Anna were, since they were the princesses, and he would have certainly been old enough to remember hearing the Troll's words. Why didn't he respond with this explanation? He seems to have totally forgotten about that event. It would have cleared up a lot of Anna's hurt and confusion about her sister shutting her out, if he had!
He does remember the event. When Kristoff took Anna to the trolls he says he knows they can fix her because he's seen them do it before. He just doesn't remember/recognize who it was. Considering it was when he was a kid and watching from the dark he probably didn't recognize who the trolls had helped.
Why Aladdin isn’t a prince isn’t a real plothole. He isn’t a prince cause he’s a commoner and he let the genie go free with his third wish.
but if the genie can turn Jafar into a Salten then why not turn Aladin into a prince
@@jimbo9208 despite your misspellings remember the genie has limitations and Aladdin and Jafar had limitations too plus jafar seized power
I've noticed they've been doing a lot of extended versions of stuff they've done before. They're clearly out of ideas
What doesn't add up is why an 11 year old child was answering the castle door at quarter past jablip at night, when the ENTIRE STAFF was on hand. And where were his parents?!
Being a Disney movie, his parents were likely dead!
In Aladdin it was never explained how Jafar knew about the Cave of Wonders or the Genie in the lamp
Or why the Cave of Wonders says only one can enter but Aladdin brings in Abu.
Not to mention Aladdin and Abu touched everything before coming into contact with the lamp.
My headcanon for Buzz Lightyear one is that Buzz thinking the toys owner Andy is their alien leader/master so he thinks he was sent to do an undercover mission by star command to discover what Andy plans are for the galaxy and Buzz's training as a space ranger was acting like the locals in order to stay safe and remain undetected so Buzz froze around humans because the rest of the toys did so so it was almost like an automatic defense mechanism.
For Zootopia, there are fish markets in the city and one of the the characters were originally going to work in a food stand called Bug Burger, its implied that fish, insects and other invertebrates act like real animals in the Zootopia universe, it also means that the predators eat them, the predators have to eat something, we don’t know if birds, reptiles and amphibians are sentient in the movie either. I imagine the ice cream came from cows’ milk, there are domestic sheep, pigs and horses in the movie, so I think a lot of the cows work in the milk industry(some goats too), yes there’s ice cream that comes from almond milk and coconut milk.
Who knows why none of the townspeople know about The Beast, enchantment, dangerous creatures in the forest and maybe the people were scared of the castle when they it’s scary statues and dark, ominous atmosphere. I think Gaston knew where Beast lived because he told the magic mirror to show him where he was.
Maybe Buzz freezes when people are around because the other toys told him to or convinced him.
Maybe Mother Gothel was a little lazy to move at first but after Rapunzel found out she was the lost princess and found out Gothel kidnapped her, Gothel was going to lock her away somewhere.
Please, Nala and Simba are not siblings(not half siblings either), this is a family movie, not a nature documentary, yes, they have lions and other African animals living in their natural habitats, yet they have their monarch, a lion becomes friends with a warthog and meerkat(yeah, Nala did try to eat Pumbaa at first), I don’t think they’re cousins either, besides Nala and her mom are not related to Simba, yeah lions in a pride in real life are related to each other but in a family movie, likely both family and friends are can be in a pride. Nala probably lost her dad.
Hercules might’ve thought that slaying monsters and being famous would make him a true hero. When he offered to take Meg’s place in the Underworld and saved her soul, he earned his place as a god(I guess you could say that sacrificing himself for a person who he truly loves was also part of what he had to do).
I guess the Good Fairies didn’t plan it. They thought they could help keep Aurora safe.
Maybe Woody doesn’t like to talk about his old owners or its because his favorite is Andy.
Maybe Elsa or her ancestors were given magical ice powers by a witch/wizard or a god for some reason.
Maybe Aladdin even after Genie turned Aladdin into a prince, he still didn’t feel like he was one.
Yeah, Pocahontas and John Smith understanding each other even though they speak different languages, that’s lazy writing. Why not have Grandmother Willow give them the magic ability to understand different languages?
It could be that merpeople are vegetarian and eat water plants or maybe clams or oysters, alas probably aquatic plants or even coral.
The priest(archdeacon but still) did tell Frollo he had to raise Quasimodo to repent for killing his mom, Frollo is a religious fanatic, who fears of being thrown into Hell, so he accepts raising Quasi.
Technically Aladdin was the prince of theives because his father was the king of the 40 theives
Yes, Aladdin was a prince, he just didn't know it yet.
True, but the filmmakers weren’t involved with the “Aladdin” sequels, so I can’t blame them for lacking foresight.
3:08 to 3:16 yeah and they'll be the premise and idea for my Mulan fanfiction when I eventually get around to doing it. I've been wondering about these also for a long while, hope you do an eventual part 2 please?
here's my list of who you could do how and when Peter Pan got to Neverland, why doesn't Dumbo have a father when all the other animals in the zoo have male and female parents, when exactly lady got pregnant Lady and the tramp, why wasn't cruella instantly put in jail and stayed there in 101 Dalmatians,
who are mowgli's actual parents in The jungle book, how did Arthur's parents die in The sword in the stone, live action one how does Mary Poppins have magic in the first place, how did the wealthy heiress think her cats would be able to buy anything since they wouldn't be able to talk to anybody Edgar doesn't count,
Robin Hood you can think of something yourself, The Fox and the hound they could have stayed friends 🤷♀️, who are taren (not sure if his name is spelled right) parents in the Black cauldron, The rescuers how did they form that society, The Great mouse detective what happened to Olivia's mom,
Oliver & company the dogs could have left all over there when they saw how happy he was, the mighty ducks the coach should have stayed, homeward bound the definitely of stayed at the ranch, A Goofy movie Max could have and should have just told Roxanne the truth from the beginning,
jungle 2 jungle should have got in contact sooner to know about his son, Doug's first movie he should have told Patty from the beginning, The sixth Sense he should have told his mom that he had a special ability, Atlantis the Lost empire Milo should have talked to the king directly in atlantean,
brother Bear keani (sorry if spelled wrong) should have right away asked how koda what happened to his mom, The Chronicles of Narnia Lucy should have called out ed. I'll stop there there's too many😅.
20. Dwarves are known to horde gems and gold in Norse myth, so this probably an unspoken retelling of that story.
19: all the animals in zootopia are mammals, so it could be responsibly said fish, birds and insects could provide that nutriets.
18. It’s a status thing. Firstly if Milan goes home, it wouldn’t be long before people asked questions about where she was, bringing shame and possibly death as her father hints to them. You also got to remeber, even Shang knows Fa Zhu, it’s very unlikely a veteran like that would have to go through the same regiment as the new recruits.
17: First off there’s no indication that The Beasts influence was that major, for all we know he’s the ruler of a small principality and is probably a relative to a larger monarch. Second, Gaston as the mirror, that’s how he finds the place.
16. There glass. You can’t stretch glass’s physical perimeters like felt or leather.
15. Instinct. Most people do things they don’t think about, why should it be any different for Buzz. Toy Story is essentially a kids version of the cave, Buzz is just following the shadows.
14. Because she felt she didn’t need to. A tower hidden by cliffs and accessible by a hidden door or climbing, she doesn’t exactly need to worry about hiding.
13. Most lions are, this basic biology.
12. Firstly, Suicide does not make you a hero. That’s exactly why Herc was out there. Hades tricked him, Olympus was being attacked by Titans and Meg betrayed him. The point of Hercules’s journey is to put aside his desires (becoming a hero) and risk his life because it’s the right thing to do. And for Hades, this version of the god is clearly uncaring to his job, why would he pay attention to the number of souls.
11. Hubris, it’s a common thread in most stories.
10. Because as animals, the troupe would not risk moving into the territory of another troupe or risk loosing their food source.
9. Hubris and he clearly tries to sending the hyenas. It’s not his fault they’re idiots.
8. Because the spell had a time limit that passed. Once the spell was set, what’s the point if someone who is “royalty” kisses him?
7. He didn’t have contact with other toys and he has such an emotional attachment to Andy, he doesn’t need to remember.
6. This one’s ridiculous. First what does it matter, it’s the plot of the movie, so you really need all magic explained in every movie?
5. Because he isn’t and people do. Jasmine believes his story, because unlike jafar who just took the title, Aladdin puts the effort to show off his wealth to make him look like a prince. But that’s the key word, it’s a show. If the lie wasn’t revelead, what would happen if Jasmine wanted to see his home? There would be nothing to show.
4. Magic, which is dumb, buts it’s an explanation the movie gives.
3. Because she didn’t think of it, and besides, why would Eric believe her. If she just out right said she was a mermaid, he would think she’s crazy. Also the stipulation is make him fall in love first then kiss. Just writing in the sand isn’t going to get that.
2. He was living as a tyrant with no regards for his servants or the outside world. Also nobody said the enchantress was a good guy, she’s only the instagator of the plot.
For the honorable mentions
Because it’s connected to Rapunsel not the hair.
Because he’s been living away from civilization and only knows English for a few weeks.
Hell, that’s seem pretty good reason to be afraid
Truckers thought he was a dog
Clearly not because of what Triton says about humans
1. It’s a chance to help her. The shoes are meant to help identify her. And if you don’t like it, take it with the story itself, that’s how it goes.
In the TV series, it was established that Ariel was vegan because she subsisted on kelp and seaweed.
Granted there have been other mermaid movies like “Miranda” and “Splash” that shows mermaids eating seafood.
You know as a kid watching Cinderella I had always thought about the glass slipper as a plot hole for many years.
She could also have been found if someone drew a picture of her face, ithe prince could have described how the girl looked he danced with all night. Zfaces are more unique than shoes.
It wasnt in here at all, but one plot hole that always irritated me was that in The Rescuers Down Under, Cody, the young boy in the movie, practically outright says he knows about the giant eagle to the man he points out to be a poacher. Shortly after Cody points out that he's a poacher, Mcleach sees the giant eagle's feather on Cody's backpack and asks where he got it, Cody then tells him it was a present, and after he's asked who gave it to him, he flat out says "it's a secret." Mcleach then says its not a secret cuz he got the other one and the movie goes on. Like, I'm sorry, but I dont care that Cody is a 6-year-old kid (had to look up his age) he should have lied about where he got the feather. If not lying and saying he found it while exploring, than when asked who gave it to him, he could have said his father gave it to hm before he passed away or something. Overall it would have been a lot better if Cody attempted to lie but Mcleach didnt believe him. I guess they didnt want to promote lying even if it means saving your life
In Aladdin, I wondered what country Agrabah was based on.
Baghdad
@@clintbrewWell, Baghdad isn’t a country.
It’s the capital of Iraq.
But yes, “Aladdin” was supposed to take place in Baghdad, but due to the Persian Gulf War taking place in the early 1990s, the filmmakers wanted to distance themselves from current events by having “Aladdin” take place in the fictional city of Agrabah (which vaguely sounds like the Jordanian city of Aqaba).
That's interesting. I kind of knew it was set in the Middle East given the folk tale was based in the Middle East, but couldn't pinpoint which country. It would have been a different movie had it been set in Iraq without the war.
There's one very disturbing flaw in Tangled I can't believe I've never seen anyone point out. Surely Rapunzel wouldn't have actually kept her promise to Gothel at the end, right? If Rapunzel healed Eugene, surely she wouldn't have actually voluntarily gone with Gothel and never tried to escape, right? Surely she's not actually crazy enough to care about a promise she made to her kidnapper and her boyfriend's murderer, right? Obviously we can't know for sure, but it seems like the implication is that she was, which is very strange, and sends kids a very dangerous message. Keeping your promises is usually very important, but there are some exceptions, and that is clearly an example of one. Either way, wouldn't it have made more sense for Eugene to cut her hair after she healed him?
There are so many plot holes when it comes to Sleeping Beauty. Why was Maleficent searching for Aurora the entire time before she turned 16? She was clearly powerful enough to make an actual prophecy that endured for 16 years so why did he feel she needed to keep tabs on the princess? She also had no idea what Aurora would look like as a 16 year old so her getting mad at her minions for only searching for a baby is unfounded. They aren’t surrounded by growing humans…how the hell were they suppose to know?
All and I do mean all of this could have been prevented if Aurora’s mom and dad would have just lied out their ass about Maleficent not being invited to the christening and said, “of course you are invited to celebrate with us. You are just as apart of this kingdom as everyone else in attendance. Please stay and celebrate with us.” They clearly know how powerful she is and even regard her as being at the same hierarchy as them. Imagine being so pissed off that you weren’t invited to a party that you cursed a baby to death.
I think Aurora's parents were getting ready to do just that, but Merryweather had to open her big mouth.
My sister and I watched the new Little Mermaid yesterday and we started discussing the over-a-decade-old question we’ve had since we were little girls: Why can’t Ariel just simply write Eric?
No 5️⃣ Yeah, even "How Aladdin Should Have Ended" nitpicked at this plot hole too with Genie explaining to him before
Just because someone can sign their name doesn't mean they can write, especially when paper and water don't mix
While it’s true that Ariel signed a MAGICAL GLOWING CONTRACT, your argument that paper and water don’t mix doesn’t hold any water (pun not intended) since Ariel’s books in her grotto have their pages intact.
Ariel’s books in her grotto would’ve been damaged by the salt water.
With sleeping beauty they bring her back because she meet the man (the prince) and they thought they were in danger and technically they were, but because they were careless with their magic
Why didn't Mother Gothel choose a different date for Rapunzel’s birthday?
was so happy to see my beloved Beauty and the Beast-The Enchanted Christmas pop up,even if briefly,my very first media with which I experienced this fairy tale.
Also,yes,it is a sequel because the story is told by Mrs. Potts after the first movie,but it's still mostly a midquel
No 2️⃣ even the opening of "How Beauty and the Beast Should Have Ended" nitpicked at this plot hole too
In The Princess and The Frog, Charlotte doesn't turn into a frog because they missed the deadline.
Plot holes are meant to exist so that we can spot them and us viewers can spot it and talk about it
Actually by marrying jasime, aladdin becomes a prince, so that was probably what genie tried to do. He tried to let aladdin and jasmine marry by themselves. Changing a sultan is easier to fulfill a wish than chancing a prince, since a prince is family of a ruler and a sultan is a ruler.