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Disney Portrays Wolves as Evil
Disney has a notorious reputation of portraying Wolves as evil and monsterous. In 1933 Walt Disney helped make the cartoon of the horrible tale, The Three Little Pigs. In 1991 they would make the film Beauty and the Beast. In this film, the Wolves are made as monsterous and evil and are about to ready to kill Belle.
In fact here is the game that was based on the film.
It on the back of the game case even says that Wolves are out to kill you in one part of the adventure. Factually inaccurate and making kids fear and hate Wolves, this is not a game that kids should be playing, on top of any one else for that matter. And no one should rightfully have their kids or their parents or anyone subject themselves to watching the film.
In 2004 the DVD collection called Walt Disney Treaures: Walt Disney on the Front Lines was released. It in a section that is called Education Shorts (hardly education since Wolves were falsely portrayed as evil), had a story called Thrifty Pigs. In this story, the Big Bad Wolf becomes a Nazi, and the houses are built with War Savings Certificates. Disney still loves this tale and the reviewer thinks the further portrayal of the Wolf being evil is 'neat'.
In 2005 Disney helped make the film version of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. In this film, a live Wolf-Dog was used by an animal farm to portray Wolves as evil in the film. A big conspiracy was uncovered by this organization and is documented here.
As a result, Disney still subscribes to the idea of Wolves being monsters. And they are fine with countless adults and children being fooled into believing Wolves are monsters and not being valued creatures of nature.
Disney isn't a shining force of good and morality as they would like you to believe. Here are some websites that show alot more of what Disney 'truly' is.
http://www.skewsme.com/nazi.html
http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mdisneyfascist.html
Please don't buy or support Narnia, Beauty and the Beast and Walt Disney on the Front Lines.