Mickey Mouse Monopoly 4/5

Fighting and killing is not a correct depiction of people in general.

It's interesting that the woman talking about Mulan says "this model of feminist figure".. and "Disney has made big improvement". To me, fighting and killing is not a correct depiction of the feminine.. Being strong and independent as a woman does not involve violence, because the feminine creates life - not death. But in total, this documentary makes many important points and people should really think about whether their children should be watching Disney at all.

call me crazy but i never noticed the disney character steryotypes, i just enjoyed the movies.

I dont understand chinese coulture is very sexist back when mulan would have been they would leave there baby girls on the side of the road because of their sex soit isnt like they weret depicting ancient china bad but what it was!!!

SAVAGES SAVAGES, barely even human

5 yr olds are above the idiocy of this ... I hope

Do they realize they contradict themselves. First they complain that Pocahontas does not show the genocide in America. But then when the show the racial prejudice the two races held against each other when they sing "Savages" then they complain that we are inflicting ths bad impression of prejudice injustice in front of our children...REALLY???

ok! ok! white people are the devil! how long does it take to hammer this shit in?!

and by the time the song 'savages' starts every viewer knows that both parties are acting wrongly towards each other

and please, arabs are offended by absolutely EVERYTHING! really, a girl friend of mine (who lives in qatar) has told me hundreds of stories about how overly sensitive they are...

Oh come on now! Disney movies were made to be entertainment and nothing more! You people are reading too much into it. Like the scene with the siamise cats in "Lady and the tramp", it never made me think that Asians are evil. It made me think that cats were evil for a while lol. But not Asains.

To be honest, I think the argument of this film is saying that Disney movies are unintentionally promoting and reinforcing elements such as stereotypes in general in young people (children). And since "it made [you] think that cats were evil for a while..." that is a step in proving that Disney films are having AT LEAST some effect or control on what people should think. Of course, I personally don't believe any of this to be intentional at all on Disney's part.