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Disney's Plans To Make A 'Modernized' Live-Action 'Bambi' Have Fans Concerned

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After screenwriter Lindsey Anderson Beer suggested the scene in which Bambi's mom *spoiler alert* is killed would be done in a more 'sensitive' way so as not to traumatize kids—but Disney fans have their doubts.

When Disney announced the production of a live-action remake of the beloved classic Bambi, a wave of reactions from the public soon followed.

Many expressed their weariness of the trend of reimagining childhood favorites rather than embracing new storytelling.


Following the lukewarm reception of the updated version of The Lion King, which left some feeling that the realistic portrayal of lions lacked the emotional depth of the original, the news of a modernized Bambi failed to ignite much excitement.

The recent developments surrounding the contemporary adaptation of Bambi have further fueled skepticism, particularly following comments from screenwriter Lindsey Anderson Beer.

She hinted that one of the film's most iconic and emotionally charged scenes may be toned down to make it less traumatic for young viewers:

“Not to spoil the plot, but there’s a treatment of the mom dying that I think some kids, some parents these days are more sensitive about than they were in the past.

She continued:

"And I think that’s one of the reasons that they haven’t shown it to their children.”

Lindsey Anderson Beer defended the decision to remake Bambi by pointing out that many of today's children have not experienced the classic film.

This is either due to its age, which may make it appear less appealing to contemporary audiences, or because of the emotionally distressing scene that left an indelible mark on previous generations.

While some parents may find relief in the idea of a less traumatic adaptation, a considerable number of people on X (formerly Twitter) expressed confusion.










Beer remarked:

"The thing is, [Bambi] is such a gorgeous film. It's a little bit different tempo than I think modern audiences are used to."

It may be a different tempo, but it is the one audiences have danced to for decades.

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