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13 Kids Movies That Are Way More Scarring Than Your Parents Realized

By Sophie Hawthorne
Published in TV & Movies
May 04, 2023
1 min read
13 Kids Movies That Are Way More Scarring Than Your Parents Realized

So, I just read this article about 13 kids movies that scarred us for life, and it was eye-opening. I mean, as kids we probably didn’t realize how creepy some of these movies really were. I remember watching Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and being so excited about golden tickets and candy, but now I realize that it could have easily turned into a horror movie with creepy Oompa Loompas and kids getting trapped in candy-filled rooms.

Anyway, the article talks about some other movies that are equally scarring, like The NeverEnding Story with its creepy wolf, or The Dark Crystal with its unsettling puppets. I never even thought about the hidden messages in The Brave Little Toaster or the disturbing visuals in Watership Down.

But what really struck me was the fact that some movies that are now considered classics were actually criticized for being too dark and intense at the time they were released. Movies like The Lion King and Bambi, which we all grew up loving, were seen as controversial because of their heavy themes and emotional weight.

Overall, the article reminds us that there’s more to kids movies than meets the eye, and that even the most innocent-seeming movies can have a darker side. It’s important to be aware of what our children are watching and to have discussions with them about the themes and messages in the movies they watch.

So, if you have children or plan on having them in the future, take a look at this article and be prepared for some surprising revelations about the movies you thought you knew so well.


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