Bambi is a top 25 film in which genre? 🦌 #QI #iPlayer

[dannmarceau]

My great-aunt was responsible for much of the artwork, especially the dog scene; great-aunt Retta-Scott was the first woman to ever be credited as an illustrator in any Disney film. (Bambi 1942)

[cheddarcheese]

He came outta the corner with, "Snuff film" with that voice. It made me rethink my childhood.

[drdrdrk]

following the topic of non-horror movies that are actually horror -- A Christmas Carol

[ppvsonicspy]

Im honestly getting addicted on these shorts. The way that lady speaks is just so relaxing and makes me super interested in whatever topic she is talking about.

[theschoolofvalerie]

All Disney main characters losing their parents...
The first time I seen frozen and Anna was hugging her parents goodbye and saying she'll see them in a few months I couldn't help but chuckle and think "this is a Disney movie, no you won't"
Immediately a ship in a storm next scene
"Told ya"

[Holly-Pocket]

Old school Pinocchio is pretty horrific too. I watched it with my kids and when the boys turn into donkeys and cry for their mothers my kids were crying. I had forgotten about that part!

[evvence]

There's body horror and psychological thrillers. Then there's Bambi with the emotional horror.

[ailsa]

I'm glad someone recognised it for what it is... I found that movie so scary

[graceenglish]

Broke my collar bone once and the hospital staff wheeled a tv over to my bedside so I could watch Bambi on video while I waited to be xrayed. Feels like such a retro memory now

[rachelle]

It seems like my memory of Bambi is very different from most people... I remember liking it because it had cute animals.

[JennyJeong]

I saw "Bambi" in the theatre when I was about four, and I cried until I couldn't breathe.

[fabienneselinger]

If Bambi is up there then water ship down better also be in that list

[catherinethorstenberg]

The audience got a bit uncomfortable when the scary-eyed old man enthusiastically yelled out “snuff movies”

[ella_cinder]

I forgot how traumatic it is until I watched it with my daughter when she was little. I fully expected nightmares. To my relief, none from her...
I'm the one who had nightmares.
Being a single mom; her dad not really being in the picture.
I don't think I'd necessarily classify it as a horror though. Walt Disney must not have liked his mother very much.

[fluffyslippers]

bambi probably felt like a horror movie 80 years again but not so much now

[niallreid]

Not one of them said Animation, and I KNOW she was waiting for that, and I'm so proud they didn't.

[dora]

Explains why I was kind of scared all the time while watching it as a kid huh

[filipe_paixao]

Finding Nemu was scarier for me as a kid than all other horror movies 🤣

[Waterpassion]

That explains a lot. I've only watched that movie a handful of times... Maybe even less than 5 times because I can't handle it. There's so much adorableness going on and then they go and do that. They should've marketed this movie as an animal documentary. 😭😭

[Josie-]

Whoever edited that article is laughing their ass off at this.