Fans Are Sharing Which Disney Movies Stressed Them TF Out

From Redditor u/CEA1917:

Especially when he's on the Island of Pleasure. Even as a little kid I thought to myself, "F**K THAT."

From Redditor u/frenchmeister:

The part that always bothered me most was the knowledge that even if Pinocchio ended up alright, all those poor kids were still trapped, never to see their families again.

From Redditor u/RebeccaSays:

The whole issue that led to Dumbo's mother getting locked up made me very stressed. 

From former Redditor u/[deleted]:

I watched Dumbo recently and realized how many nightmares that movie gave me [when I was younger]. The drunk scene is clearly creepy, but the intro scene in the rain also f**king scared me. 

From Redditor u/The_Gecko:

Think about how this movie is to a little kid: "Your Mother can't be with you anymore."

From Redditor u/thezerofire:

The dog/man f**king commits suicide because he has no friends...

From Redditor u/msnow37:

First Mufasa is killed and Simba is left without a father, then the blame is put on Simba, so he exiles himself only to find out in the end that his kingdom is falling apart and he has to decide whether or not to return. 

From Redditor u/casual_shoggoth:

Specifically the Hellfire song. The combination of religious self-righteousness, lust, and fire present a very real and adult sense of horror. 

From Redditor u/brwilliams:

It's pretty messed up. A horribly deformed main character is hated by society and is raised by a creeepy rapist priest guy.