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We all have favourite childhood movies, whether they be animated films, TV movies, or live action movies - that we loved as kids because of the catchy music or pretty flashy colours, of the first degree jokes.
Now that we're older, we rewatch those movies and realize how DARK they actually are.
Which childhood movie(s) had a totally different tone / mood once you watched it as an adult (or older teenager)?
Personally, I grew up in a very religious Roman Catholic household (Irish heritage) and it wasn't until I moved out to college that I began to question my faith (or lack thereof). Meaning - we have the movie The Prince of Egypt on cassette and my brothers and I watched it repeatedly. I've rewatched it a few years ago and holy crap this movie has dark tones.
Just as an example, The Plague song which is pretty much actually exactly as described in the Exodus:
Now that we're older, we rewatch those movies and realize how DARK they actually are.
Which childhood movie(s) had a totally different tone / mood once you watched it as an adult (or older teenager)?
Personally, I grew up in a very religious Roman Catholic household (Irish heritage) and it wasn't until I moved out to college that I began to question my faith (or lack thereof). Meaning - we have the movie The Prince of Egypt on cassette and my brothers and I watched it repeatedly. I've rewatched it a few years ago and holy crap this movie has dark tones.
Just as an example, The Plague song which is pretty much actually exactly as described in the Exodus: