>The grim scene with Bambi’s mother is one of the most infamous scenes in Disney history, likely being a young viewer’s first introduction to the subject of death. Although the scene is pretty much well-known by anyone who knows the film’s name, Disney is cutting this central plot point out of the new adaptation to avoid causing unnecessary trauma to younger viewers.
Fricking why
Fake until source.
Source either doesn't exist or is a bullshit clickbait site.
https://www.newsweek.com/disney-modernized-bambi-remake-sparks-backlash-1830811
https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2023/10/04/new-bambi-cause-conservatives-to-cry-woke-because-remake-may-go-easier-on-bambis-mom/?sh=5b9287595d59
https://insidethemagic.net/2023/10/disney-erases-iconic-character-to-satisfy-censors-zg1/
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12577545/Former-Disney-screenwriter-Bambi-remake-calls-scene-famous-deers-mother-dies-scrapped-triggering-parents-children.html
https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/disney-huge-change-bambi.html
>Okay, gang. What do you think is the most iconic scene of the Old Social Order in our corporate history?
>*young moderately attractive woman raises hand*
>Audrey, what is it?
>The scene were Mufasa died?
>No, you stupid b***h. Now go get my drycleaning.
>No, it's the the one where Bambi's mother died
>So, here's what we're going to do. You guys ready?
>*distinctly unenthusiastic silence*
>Let's remake Bambi, and eliminate his mother from the movie!
>*distinctly unenthusiastic silence*
>*collective mumbling* yeah, okay; whatever; you're the boss;
>*fit young man with unearthly good looks raises hand*
>What do you want, Thadd?
>Isn't that, a central plot point, or some shit? I mean, is it even, like, Bambi at that point?
>*tense fear-drenched silence*
>Security, feed this motherfricker to Pluto.
Disney in 2023, everyone.
Can there really be different types of silences?
that's one of the first things they teach you in philosphy class. Even nothing comes with context
You should be a Rick & Morty writer.
Upon re-reading it, it does sort of have that vibe, doesn't it? I am not proud of this at all.
Children should learn about death at a young age from something innocuous like Bambi so they can cope when they experience actual loss.
Would you rather a kid be sad the pretend deer died and learn about death that way or have their mom die and learn about it that way
my first experience with the death of a beloved character was when wesley snipes died in Demolition Man (1993) because i was a moron and thought he was dennis rodman and the bulls were really cool in the 90s. cried like a little b***h.
What's your boggle sir?
i don't understand this reference.
You would if you'd seen Demolition Man.
Demolition Man
My first experience with death was seeing Alex Murphy get blown to bits in Robocop.
kek, i remember robocop being vaguely intense too but i loved it. i had a few of the toys. i think the big mech thing spooked me most of all.
headless horseman for me
shit I meant sleepy hollow
>You've lived long enough to foreseeably witness Disney go bankrupt or sell due to poor decisions and tripling down on them
Feels odd to be honest.
Final cut of Bambi will just be the rabbit being silly and then it ends.
Nah, there will be an anti gun message in there somewhere, cut scenes or not. I can feel it in my balls.
The fact that Disney doesn't employ a single drawgay is upsetting. They just use proprietary software to animate and it's fricking disgusting and lazy
Every single animator in america now is a calarts graduate so having none is a good thing
I grew up in Santa Clarita and have been on the Calarts campus many times and holy shit I've never experienced a more "toxic" environment than that school. It's just a bunch of rich cliquey people. They're genuinely abusive to each other.
MUH TRAUMA!
I watched Bambi after playing FF7, back then. I experienced Aerith's fate as a kid, so Bambi's mother's death was a fun moment in comparison
I caught the Fox And The Hound on PBS as a kid and that was my first experience with complex things like that
Disney could offer me an all expenses paid trip to the red carpet premier of Bambi- and I would decline their offer