Top Ten Almost-Deaths In Disney Movies
May it be a resurrection, or a last minute save, let's look at those times that characters almost died in Disney movies. And, for the record, minor spoiler alert.
Snow White is a fictional character from Disney's first ever film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves . She is Disney's first ever Disney Princess and is the only Disney Princess to have her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . The original. You can't act like you don't remember this, because you do. It was sad, and it's the oldest of all the 'haha! Scared you! ' deaths.
She came to life when the prince kissed her. Disney wouldn't let her die.
Maybe it's just because this is my favorite Disney movie, but this moment genuinely shocked me and it was so amazingly done after the Battle Of Big Ben/
Baymax is a fictional character, a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. I started crying when Baymax almost died! I mean, come on, that was pretty sad. Hiro had already lost his parents who he never knew and his brother Tadashi who he grew up with. He had already lost enough people and losing Baymax? It would've been tough it was so sad!
Yes, the newest and quite possibly one of my favorites. Hasn't there been enough death in Hiro Hamada's life?
When Baymax had to be left in the portal, I was making my Apartment like a swimming a pool.
Robin Hood has perhaps one of the greatest third acts of any movie I've ever seen. And Robin's fake-your-death sequence only helped.
Chief's almost-death was the climax of the film, and it set everything that came next in the film into place.
... Come on. I mean, it's Pinocchio. He risked his life to save Gepetto from a whale. That is heroism.
He was a really funny actor, pretending to have a heart attack was brilliant.
It's no secret that I love Lady And The Tramp, and even though this almost-death didn't make much impact, I will never forget it. Ever.
I think this is very sad moment this should be number 1 this is the most sadness ever
As soon as I decided to make this top ten, I was like 'Flynn's almost-death has got to be on it'. Everyone remembers it, and we will all remember it.
Princess Anna of Arendelle is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios' 53rd animated film Frozen. Yeah, I know. Frozen's hype has made Frozen a 'bad movie' which it's not. It's a great movie. And honestly, Anna's almost death is one of the best things about the movie.
What's the downside of her death?
I don't know what was worse 1 that he was going to die or that pocahontas lost the man she loved anyway, don't all disney princess get there happley ever after? I guess not.
This is beyond under rated I was going to vote for the beast but then I saw this and was like no way! This is ridiculous it should be WAY higher up its one of those things in Disney movies that makes me cry every time
Tinker Bell is a fictional character from J. M. Barrie's 1904 play Peter Pan and its 1911 novelization Peter and Wendy.
What makes me more mad than anything about the rank of the beast almost death is that Anna's almost death ranks above it I mean what th- ANNA and nobody even likes her! This is so sad...
I can't believe this isn't among the top ten! This, for me was one of the most dramatic, tear jerking, romantic moments of Disney if not the most! I'm really disappointed with it's ranking
Esméralda, born Agnès, is a fictional character in Victor Hugo's 1831 novel The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. I was so glad she lived.
Oh my gosh, the dive into the volcano is one of the most tear jerking, selfless things in the entire movie. This should be number 1 on the list!
Jessica Rabbit is a fictional character in Who Censored Roger Rabbit? and its loose film adaptation, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.