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16-06-2008: 16th June 2008 11:00
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Peer Of The TSR Realm
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Wales
Posts: 1,645
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Re: Disney films
Basil The Great Mouse Detective is quite violent, for a cartoon. Watch the scene with Rattigan and Basil inside Big Ben, and imagine that on a human v human scale, and it's quite terrifying for a small child; especially with the madness you can see in Rattigan's eyes.
A tip from a Disney fan (me): "You can tell when a Disney film will be violent, or a bit more 'adult' or strange - it's always released on Touchstone Pictures". Nightmare Before Christmas isn't violent, but it's one of the more well-known examples of a Touchstone release. As a subsidiary company of Walt Disney Pictures, I'm sure you could get away with looking at films like Armageddon, Apocalypto, Con Air, Enemy of the State and [films I've not seen] Dark Water and King Arthur. There's a mountain of films really on Touchstone that are 'violent' - look through all the Jerry Bruckheimer films released on it - Pearl Harbour is one that Disney likes to use in its Studio Backlot Tour, and that's a Touchstone release.
I think you get the idea. =]
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