Kids Movies with Gay Undertones?

Havent thought about those two movies in particular.
But all of Disney's movies (at least the old ones) always have undertones of something.

 

Ratatouille definatly has that. I caught it too

 

how so, i watched that film only today, please can you enlighten me cos you have me wondering now.

 

Hm, I think you can interpret it to anything, not just being gay.
Disney films are usually just about love and acceptance, anyway.

 

I got the same feeling with Shark Tale. Maybe its just because that is how we relate them to our own lives. I don't know.

 

I think that all disney movies try to relate to children or pre-teens in some way, so they give them something to relate to. It's not just gay people who have the 'distant relationship from the father for doing something they want to do' thing. People who rebel against their parents as a natural phase, and people who want to hang out with people who their parents may not approve of, that type of stuff. I'm sure it's meant to be relating to people going through whatever they're going through at the time with no specific agenda.

xD I've thought about this before quite throughly.

 

Mulan? You do know Mulan was a girl. She didn't want to be a bride, (in the movie, if you watch it, you know what I mean by bride, and personally, I don't blame her, listen to the song "Honor to Us All") and her dad was called to active duty, so she took his place. In what way is that gay undertone? Lol, she was willing to sacrifice herself for her dad... (In the movie, a girl impersonating a male in the army penalty was death)

However, another gay undertone in that movie: Shang started falling in love with Mulan when he knew her as Ping, which he knew as a guy :3 When she was revealed as a woman, he spared her life because of it, claiming it was because of the fact she saved his <.<

 

You're all nuttercase!

But seriously I think they're all either about acceptance of breaking out of one place and wanting to go to another or something.

 

i got that feeling in Shark Tale too!!!
and with Mulan. Mulan is just amazing

 

omg I got the same thing from Mulan, the whole reflection song always connects with me.

 

I think while the movies may have a gay undertone to them, its probably more about all of us trying to relate our situation to the movies we watch, looking for something comforting and familiar and that's why we can sometimes think a movie has a gay undertone to it.

 

It's probably just gay undertones in us that we're projecting onto the projection screen, yes?

 

I think its a theme of be who you want, not a gay focused one, but one that can apply to gay people along with any others

 

on a kind of related note, did anyone see doctor who yesterday??

 

If you replace the word 'dentist' with 'gay' in Rudolph the red nosed reindeer, Hermy would have a totally different look, when he's persecuted, mocked, and runs away with Rudolph, calling himself a misfit, and asking why he doesn't fit in. Plus he had the nicest hair. :3

 

Ohdear. Now I'm going to have to watch that. And it's all packed up with the Christmas stuff, too.

 

Yes, I agree with that.

 

A quote from Aladan: "Just remember. Bee yourself!"

 

I wouldn't know, I stopped watching Disney movies when they started recycling the same plot and CGI style in every one.