The Scene That Changed Disney's Strange World...

Strange World has a story with a strange story connected to it. Being essentially shoved under the rug by the marketing team, and yet, top of DisneyPlus when released there. It's an alright movie. In fact, I was swooning over it first time watching. With a world that is incredibly interesting and satisfying to see unfold. But the plot? The story? Absolutely not my thing. Still! Let's digest the best scene in the movie! The one that sparks the most intrigue and shows just how good the world of Strange World is, and how poor the plotline is... This is The Scene That Changed Disney's Strange World...

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...I really wanna see more of this! Just.. without the Disney element. So let's see those fanarts! :D

[silashurd]

I will admit that while this movie wasn’t that great; the twist was definitely surprising that this whole time, they were inside a giant turtle, and all those creatures and locations shown in the “strange world” was the turtle’s insides and system!

[MrWaspMan]

It's a shame that the marketing for this movie was basically non-existent. It's a fairly enjoyable pulp adventure flick with likeable characters and a pretty good twist. And man, that creature and it's insides were absolutely beautiful. _Encanto_ definitely did the generational trauma thing better though.

[moonbeehive]

I will say I called the whole “they are actually inside an animal” twist at the start. Everything just gave me that vibe and sort of reminded me of that one Magic School Bus episode. I remember telling my mom my theory a few minutes after they entered the caves. Feels good to be right for once, but it was a good twist that was executed in a well done and gorgeous manner.

[Living_Sushi]

Still can't believe the dad wasn't voiced by Taika Waititi considering he looks EXACTLY like him

[yearmindmovies]

"It's giant eye must be it's eye"

Spoken like a true intellect 👌

[onepresence]

I like the twist. It could’ve been explored more with a sequel and a Disney Plus show. But since the movie was a flop and had a terrible marketing, we might never see that unfortunately...

It’s a shame because i like the movie. Not great, but not terrible either.

[benjulc]

If you're interested in the "World inside creature" concept Bowser's inside story has quite a fun take on it.

[AlexMartinez-gvhy]

Love how this movie feels like on of those old adventure comics from the 1950s or 60s. Especially the reveal of the world being on the back of a huge creature.

[LilaTheGlitchyBunny]

i'm gonna be honest... I LOVED THIS MOVIE. I LOVE IT WITH ALL MY HEART AND IT IS THE LITERAL TEXTBOOK DEFINITION OF "UNAPPRECIATED" AND "UNDERRATED". THE WORLD BUILDING, THE CHARACTERS, THE ANIMATION, THE STORY, THE EMOTION AND THE ENDING (i swear that when i first saw it i did not expect the turtle twist). I FREAKING LOVE THIS MOVIE AND I WISH IT GOT MORE ATTENTION

[thewonderofimagination]

I honestly loved the movie. I kept laughing when Searcher kept imagining his son like his father. It also got me a bit emotional since I could relate to the struggles Ethan and his father had like me and my mom.

[oddgirl]

I like the twist (even though I kinda saw it coming) and it gives us an interesting peak on what type of world they live

[cryptid-artha]

Strange World was exactly like Avatar in that respect. A REALLY interesting world with so much potential... wasted on a tired old tale with nothing but tropes

In Avatar, it was just Dances with Wolves and Pocahontas ... wet in a really cool world
In Strange World it was just Family Drama.... set in a really cool world

[featherguardian]

While the Movie wasn’t as Bad as Ralph breaks the Internet, Frozen 2, and Raya and the Last Dragon, Strange World is one of Disney’s Most Boring Films and the Promotion was Terrible, Lightyear is still Better than this.

[Catman_]

I think one main problem of this movie is that it didn't put enough emphasis on the environmental message. Sure, the massive Turtle was dying, but there were no signs of any implications of that. The only thing that was acknowledged was the fact that Pando was dying and no other consequences were explored. For example, what if the plants on the surface began to die as a result of the Turtle's ailment, or that the ground has begun to shake as the Turtle began to weaken? I feel this would have had a much more meaningful message than just the intrinsic right for thr creature to live, which I understand is a meaningful message but it will never hit as hard as the idea of self preservation.

I'm not saying we shouldn't believe in creatures' intrinsic beauty or right to live, but when we think of ourselves as a species, we're not gonna destroy the planet. Sure, we may drive ourselves to extinction and take many other species with us, but the vast majority of life will survive and go on, maybe evolving into some other variation of humans, so we should really focus on saving the planet for ourselves more than anything, because if we do that we'll automatically restore much of the world ecosystem, and save our skin in the process.

But I'm assuming Disney didn't do this because let's be honest they don't really care, and were probably tipped off by massive corporations which don't want change, because money is everything in the Corporate world.

Eh but who am I, I'm just a Gen-Z who can't stop scrolling tiktok and playing those darn video games, what do I know...

[redseaweedcupcakes]

Strange world wasn't a bad movie but there were some scenes that did feel a bit forced. Other than that it's still enjoyable. I feel like it's going through the same thing Atlantis and treasure planet went through where they weren't box office successes but still have their fans.

[baughm]

Tbh I feel like the reason it’s so basic and generic is because of the previous ceo before being let go hate for cartoons saying their for babies and I think it really showed in this, a basic kid movie with a lot of promise, I hope they do more and expand but in my honest opinion it was the ceo being like “cartoons are for babies and no adults just watch cartoons.”

[roastcheese]

I loved this movie but something that really got me to immediately know it was going to "generally disliked" was how 'tropey' and 'predictably unpredictable' it was. Every step I knew what was going to happen next, which probably just means the writers were really good at bold foreshadowing and it's a case of me having watched way too many family movies

[hotsoup]

That Discord ping sent my blood pressure through the roof for a second

[ZeldaWolf]

Not that you have to, but have you done Encanto yet? I'd like to see your view on that movie. I love it personally, 17:17 although I do agree that, since, then, at least, Disney has overuse the generational trauma trope, I still really like it.

[Marcuss]

Honestly as soon as i saw the name of the movie my first thought was “the world is a giant creature” but it was still ok