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Anyone else surprised with Moana's 'son of a....' line?

posted 8 years ago by robert-durant-626-472948
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Don't worry I'm not a prude just wasn't expecting that in a Disney flick

[–] number1212 8 years ago

They did that in Hunchback of Notre Dame too.

[–] Zaphenzo 8 years ago

Well, Hunchback of Notre Dame was one of the most mature and darkest Disney movies ever. I mean, it had a priest imagining himself burning in Hell because of his lust over a seductive gypsy, so...yeah.

[–] Ithilfaen 8 years ago

Well, Hunchback of Notre Dame was one of the most mature and darkest Disney movies ever. I mean, it had a priest imagining himself burning in Hell because of his lust over a seductive gypsy, so...yeah.

Not a priest in the Disney version, a judge, but yeah definitely the darkest one yet. It came from pretty dark material so I guess it was harder to totally Disneyfy and they didn't have to use the story if they hadn't wanted something darker.

For every lie I unlearn I learn something new - Ani Difranco

[–] Zaphenzo 8 years ago

I was a little caught off guard as well.

[–] ChrissBliss 8 years ago

Aladdin called (disguised) Jafar a "two-faced son of a jackal", or something similar so she was probably gonna end it with something simple like that.

[–] thepicturesthatgotsmall 8 years ago

"Son of a blowfish", maybe.

[–] Tinny-Tinette 8 years ago

Somewhat, but she never finished the whole sentence.

Remember that Hunchback had Esmeralda saying the same line.

[–] ladisneyprincesse 8 years ago

Yes and I laughed along with quoting Captain America "Language!!!"!!!

[–] Hold_the_door 8 years ago

Not that much. Remember that "Bullsh.." line in The Good Dinosaur?

[–] marclev78 8 years ago

Anyone else surprised with Moana's 'son of a....' line?

Seeing as she doesn't get to finish the line, so we never know what the "..." was meant to be, what's there be to be surprised about?