[ SECRET POST #2510 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2510 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[kryptoncat]

I'm just gonna +1 all the Disney movies listed here (and Anastasia) and add Road to El Dorado. Strange white guys come to town? Yep, definitely gods!

Pocahontas and Peter Pan were favorites of mine when I was little. (I had a poster and everything!) I'm kinda scared to re-watch them now!

The Rankin-Bass Rudolph movie is near and dear to my heart, but man I wish Donner got called out on his sexism.

Remember Short Circuit? Yeah, the Indian guy is a white guy in brown-face. Sorry. Johnny 5 is still a cutie pie.

Fun activity for the whole family! Pop in a nostalgic movie and then have a drink for each racist/sexist stereotype you didn't realize the movie had!

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[intrigueing]

I don't remember the sexism in the Rudolph movie, but it's been a loooong time since I've seen it. Job my memory please?

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[kryptoncat]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkSGcDO30G0

(If you can't watch the video, Rudolph is missing, Donner goes to look for him. Mrs. Donner wants to come and Donner tells her, "No, this is man's work.")

The line is kinda unintentionally funny, and Mrs. Donner does get to search (and be captured), but it's still blatant!

I don't actually remember if there was anything else, I probably should start watching my Christmas shows for this year and jog my memory, too!