Most disturbing disney villian death?

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#41

Now are we counting Disney Live Action or outside the Animated Canon as well? Because in that case, I’d have to go with the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come from Robert Zemeckis’s A Christmas Carol. Good Lord, I just @#$@#%*$ myself just thinking about it. If you’ve ever read the original Christmas Carol story, the director plays it extremely faithful to the original which is even more excruciatingly horrifying with segue from the Ghost of Christmas Present.

Bonus points also go to the Horned King’s demise.

#42

Leirin: funny, and gross. :laughing:

#43

"Myaah Buhgs! Myaaah Buhgs! Myaah Buhgs! " :smiley:

#44

Exactly. :sunglasses:

#45

YD ok i was just watching Beauty and the Beast and i probably already said Gaston or someone has but has anyone ever noticed that when Gaston is falling to his death that you can see skulls in his eyes? YDD i was listening to the commentary and they said if you freeze frame it when he’s closest to the screen you can see them and for about 2 solid screen shots there they are YDDDD ^^‘’ just thought id be great to tell yall guys YDD I’m suck a Disney freak :blush:

#46

Hmm…that’s cool!! When I get the DVD I’ll check that out.

#47

Dr.Faciller’s death was pretty scary… :open_mouth: :shake:

#48

It was pretty scary, but at the same time pretty awesome. It’s my favorite Disney death. (I know it’s bad having a ‘favorite death’ but whatev)

#49

I wonder how Mother Gothel from “Tangled” will die.

#50

Johnny_Boy: I know how! But I’m not saying!

#51

I didn’t even know who facilier was until I watched the Princess and the Frog about a week ago. :laughing:

#52

Good for you!! Did you like it?

#53

Just saw Tangled and Gothel’s death was pretty scary. I was a bit mad that Disney made her fall to her death (seriously do you know how many Disney villains fell to their deaths?). But having her turn to dust when she hit the ground was a nice touch.

#54

I agree with Johnny_Boy. I like how her [spoil]death was traditional, but with it’s own touch. [/spoil]

#55

I can’t really decide the most disturbing Disney villian death, but I never really liked Ursula’s from the Little Mermaid so I’ll go with that.
One death I think is great is Facilier’s death from the Princess and the Frog. I know some people think it’s a little scary but i think it’s fantastic! :smiley: x

#56

If anyone here has ever heard of The Black Cauldron then I would have to say that The Horned King had the most gruesome death ever. This was a Disney film that really peeked my curiosity before due to it’s reputation of being the darkest animated film they ever made (and the first to get a PG rating) and that Disney prefers to hide it’s existence cause they’re supposedly ashamed of making it. Looking at it now, I think it’s better off being forgotten.

#57

Everyone hates TBC. :frowning:

Anyway, none of the Disney deaths ever bothered me, but I’d say Judge Claude Frollo had the most awesome one, tied with Malefecent. :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

#58

Dr. Faciller, his death made me jump, but it’s my favorite. Ironically, he’s my favorite Disney villain next to Jafar and Hades (although, for the record, I have not seen Hercules or the original Aladdin).
As for my favorite Pixar villain death, it’s a tie between Randall (did he really even die?) and Hopper (honestly, I think his death was the highlight of the whole movie).

#59

In answer, probably seriously hurt, but not dead.

#60

I remember when I was three and I went to go see a bugs life in theaters with my mom. And when hopper died the whole entire theater ERUPTED with clapping and laughter. I still think the way hopper died was hilarious.