I’m a dad. And I enjoy watching movies with my kids. Like most little ones, they have their favorites and we watch them over and over. Mostly Disney right now. Most of the stories, characters and songs are great, but there are some plot holes that make me ask questions…questions that my wife claims are me just ‘reading too much into it’ but I don’t think I am. Maybe everyone else is just not reading into it enough. And they all have these unanswered questions…except for the Toy Story movies…those are all awesome and I refuse to hear anything to the contrary. So I created this blog in the hopes of finding like-minded people who think about this stuff way too much too.
Feel free to reach out with questions/comments to me on twitter @kmaxwell.
just a dad with disney questions 
I have found your posts, and I love reading all of them. You make very valid points, many of which I have not noticed. Disney is amazing, but we love to be analytical. Great Job!
Thanks! My wife thinks I am a little crazy but it’s nice to know I am in good company! 😉
Dude, you are totally cracking me up here!
Thanks. More silliness to come. Thanks for subscribing!
Um, sorry to be such a fangirl, but I nominated you for the Liebster Award today. Do with it what you will! 🙂
I think you would enjoy these Disney Princess comics:
http://amymebberson.tumblr.com/tagged/Pocket+Princesses
They’re pretty funny. If all the princesses knew each other… 🙂
Those are pretty funny. I have thought about a reality show that puts all the prince and princesses in one house…and they have to do challenges and vote people off…like Survivor.
Hey there,
Thanks for visiting my blog and for liking my Star Wars post!
Good luck!
I know you’ve already been nominated for a Liebster Award, but I love your blog to death and just had to nominate you…again. Thanks for your awesome blogging!
http://thewishinkitchen.wordpress.com/2014/05/21/the-leibster-award-take-two/
Thanks! You are really kind. I’m glad you are enjoying my crazy!
Thanks for visiting my blog and liking my post!
Your thoughts make for interesting reading. My kids and I ask some of the same questions, too. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Thanks for liking my post “Hurdles”. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I have enjoyed reading your blog as well. So funny and good questions!
Hi! I’m doing a blog on the Little Mermaid for my Dramadogz blog. Would you mind if I included a link to your Little Mermaid related blog posts?
Sure! Let me know when it is up. Would love to check it out.
Here’s the link 🙂
Thank!!
Hi, just wanted to say that I love your blog. I have always been interested in conspiracy theories and reading between the lines and looking beyond the things that have always just been expected and start asking questions. It often reveals things you never realized could be possible, but are. Thanks for coming around on my end.
Thanks Matt. Glad you enjoy my crazy. Sometimes I do feel like the insane blogger sitting in the room with maps and new clippings typing these posts as I wear my tin foil hat…keep up the good stuff on your end as well!!
Cheers to that.
Hey!
I was recently nominated for a Liebster Award and in return I have nominated your blog as well! You can see your nomination here: http://bit.ly/WYXlZv
I look forward to reading more posts!
Cheers!
Janna
Thanks Janna! Really appreciate it and love seeing you around the blog.
I just wanted to let you know I have nominated you for the Very Inspiring Blog Award.
You don’t need to make a response post if you do not wish to – I just wanted to take the time to recognise you and let you know how much I enjoy your blog.
Paula aka The Sock Mistress from 14 Weeks Worth of Socks
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!
Great post. Still cracking up!
Thanks!
I find your questions thought-provoking; really intriguing. I have therefore nominated you for the very inspiring blogger award. Click on the link for more details. https://alygeorges.wordpress.com/2014/11/23/very-inspiring-blogger-award-3/
interesting… too much into it, maybe, but that triggers one’s imagination and leave us wondering about the “what if?” which is always nice to wonder about (specially for a Libra like me…) I’ll be back…
Happy New Year and Happy New Wonderings!
Jul’
Oh yeah. Definitely thinking too much about it…but I have found I am not the only one!
Exactly and it’s a lot of fun reading where your thoughts take you.
Love this idea for a blog! *following*
Thanks! Hope you enjoy it!
Hey there,
Nope you’re not reading too much. I also think of these things after watching Disney films many times over. And I’m a Disney fan. Nothing wrong with challenging the plot holes or what-not. I write about Disney on my blog as well, do check out, and I really enjoy your posts!
A Disney fan from Asia.
Hey! Always great to meet Disney fans! I will definitely check out your site.
Here’s a question that’s been on my mind because my 4 year old insists on watching this movie over and over and over and over and over and over (you get it, I know), not sure how familiar you are with the Tinkerbell movies but….
Pirate Fairy Movie:
Zarina is banned from being a dust keeper fairy after tampering with the fairy dust. So she steals the blue dust that apparently the fairies need to make regular dust that makes them fly. I have 3 problems with this:
1. They ban her from using her God-given talent because they are afraid of her thinking outside the box. Yet she originally was following instructions from failed experiments in a book written by some fairy in the past. Obviously someone else had been allowed to try to make different colored dust, why not her, too? But nope, not allowed to be a dust-keeper anymore. AND then they welcome her back with open arms at the end when they realize that she’s done something amazing that no one else has ever done. Nice lesson: do exactly what we say otherwise you will be punished for life. But defy us and prove us wrong and you’re our hero. Hmm…
2. If that little vile of blue dust is the only supply they have, wouldn’t they eventually run out?
3. Zarina came up with a way to create different colors of dust that can give a fairy a specific talent (water fairy, light fairy, animal fairy, fast flying, etc.) then what is the point of the whole ceremony when a fairy is born of them figuring out their talent, and why keep the different kinds of fairies segregated if any fairy could technically now be given any talent with man-made dust?
Obviously I’ve had way too much time to think about this movie that I YAY! get to watch at least twice a day 🙂
I reaaally really like your blog! I just discovered it and am extremely disappointed that you’re planning on ending it!