12 Dirty Jokes in Disney Movies That Flew Over Your Head The First Time
Did you catch the dick joke in Frozen?
12. Pixar's new movie has a gay joke in the trailer
Pixar's Inside Out hasn't been released as of this writing, but there's already some cheeky humor in the trailer. In the movie, which centers on a little girl and the living emotions inside of her brain, one of the characters asserts that San Francisco is a bear-free zone. As adults who are aware of both San Fran's thriving gay community and the existence of Grindr profile pages, we know that "bear" in this context is probably not referring to a woodland critter.
If you think they could have been talking about anything other than a really hairy guy, this line came next:
This is one of those quips that makes little sense if you're a kid and way too much sense as an adult.
11. Genie's wedding night orgasm gag in Aladdin: The King of Thieves
The Aladdin trilogy follows a trajectory similar to Indiana Jones: The first one is a classic, the second one is the black sheep and the third movie returns to form with the help of Sean Connery playing a father who is Scottish for some reason.
But instead of surly jabs regarding Nazi sleeptalking habits, Aladdin: The King of Thieves' one-liner highlight comes during an earthquake at a wedding.
Yep, that's a reference to two teenagers achieving climax through intercourse, in a direct-to-video Disney cartoon. You know, it makes a surprising amount of sense when you put it all in a sentence like that.
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Pixar's Inside Out hasn't been released as of this writing, but there's already some cheeky humor in the trailer. In the movie, which centers on a little girl and the living emotions inside of her brain, one of the characters asserts that San Francisco is a bear-free zone. As adults who are aware of both San Fran's thriving gay community and the existence of Grindr profile pages, we know that "bear" in this context is probably not referring to a woodland critter.
If you think they could have been talking about anything other than a really hairy guy, this line came next:
This is one of those quips that makes little sense if you're a kid and way too much sense as an adult.
11. Genie's wedding night orgasm gag in Aladdin: The King of Thieves
The Aladdin trilogy follows a trajectory similar to Indiana Jones: The first one is a classic, the second one is the black sheep and the third movie returns to form with the help of Sean Connery playing a father who is Scottish for some reason.
But instead of surly jabs regarding Nazi sleeptalking habits, Aladdin: The King of Thieves' one-liner highlight comes during an earthquake at a wedding.
Yep, that's a reference to two teenagers achieving climax through intercourse, in a direct-to-video Disney cartoon. You know, it makes a surprising amount of sense when you put it all in a sentence like that.
