10 Least FamilyFriendly Movies Streaming On Disney

10 Least Family-Friendly Movies Streaming On Disney+

Disney+ has a wealth of great family-friendly movies, but movies like Iron Man or Pirates of the Caribbean may be more suitable for older viewers.

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In November of 2019, Disney+ launched and finally presented to the public its nostalgia-inducing collection of classic animated films. Even more exciting is the inclusion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars. Both properties are included on the platform with additional series and extras also available for enjoyment. Children can enjoy seeing their favorite characters from Frozen and then jump to Toy Story and even see Luke Skywalker battle Darth Vader, all without ever changing the channel.

While it might be the best streaming service available for children, there are also several movies on the platform that might cause fear or anxiety among small children. Worse, these movies could cause these young viewers to learn something about the world a little too soon. Here are ten movies that parents should avoid when choosing a Disney+ movie for their children.

10 The Simpsons Movie

9 The Black Cauldron

8 Invincible

Everyone loves Mark Wahlberg. He’s reliably entertaining and has fantastic angry-man energy. In Disney’s 2006 film Invincible, Wahlberg plays Vince Papale in the true story of how the down-on-his-luck kicker became the wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles. It’s an engaging and uplifting underdog story absent of any foul language, violence or sexual content, with the exception of one scene.

At the pinnacle of the romantic side-story between Vince and his love interest Janet (Elizabeth Banks), the two kiss with ferocious passion and stumble over each other into Vince’s apartment. Although the scene suggests the two have sex, the making out is aggressive enough to warrant conscientious parents pass over Invincible.

7 Doctor Dolittle

Although a better movie than Disney’s 2020 reboot featuring Robert Downey Jr., Doctor Dolittle isn’t quite as appropriate for younger audiences. Featuring Eddie Murphy as Dr. John Dolittle with the gift of communicating with animals, the story has hilarious hijinks and laugh-out-loud moments aimed at teenagers. Throughout the movie, a dog gives sex advice to the good doctor, and a bird complains that her mate is staring at other birds’ breasts. Beyond the euphemistic jokes made by the animals, there is a colorful range of swear words. Doctor Dolittle might have Eddie Murphy, but it doesn’t have the integrity to be shown to a ten year-old.

6 Pinocchio

5 10 Things I Hate About You

4 James and the Giant Peach

3 Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Often forgotten, the third chapter in the Star Wars saga is brutally violent and thematically grim. In 2005 it was the first Star Wars movie to be rated PG-13 for “thematic elements, sci-fi violence, and some intense images”. Revenge of the Sith shows the beheading of Count Dooku by lightsaber, the implied murder of dozens of young Jedi padawans. Most gruesome of all, audiences see Anakin’s (Hayden Christensen) legs and arm dismembered by Obi-Wan (Ewan McGregor) and burning in lava. The intensity of Anakin’s betrayal and the death of his beloved wife make for a grim viewing experience for anyone under thirteen.

2 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Some forget that the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise were Disney productions. It’s one of their rare series to successfully marry its signature fantastical wonder to modern style. Captain Jack Sparrow has entertained teens and young adults since his appearance in the franchise’s first installment in 2003.

But Curse of the Black Pearl has none of the whimsy of Onward. The premise of the movie hinges on immortal pirates who turn to skeletons in the moonlight because of their theft of cursed gold. With this and the additional terrifying imagery of several decaying corpses, it is by far the most frightening entry on this list for young viewers.

1 Iron Man

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