History JustForFun / DisneysAnneFrank

* BalloonBelly: During her VillainSong in a beer hall, Sgt. Olga enthusiastically guzzles down bigger and bigger mugs throughout, resulting in a huge one of these.

* BalloonBelly: During her VillainSong in a beer hall, Sgt. Olga enthusiastically guzzles down bigger and bigger mugs throughout the song, resulting in a big one of these.

Compare to ''JustForFun/AladdinIVJafarMayNeedGlasses'', which is a similarly infamous animated movie that Disney has gone out of their way to bury.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Josef Mengele was, in real life, nothing more than a pseudoscientific butcher. Here, he's portrayed as trying to unlock the next stage of human evolution with his "experiments" ([[spoiler: and partually succeeds, becoming an angel in the climax]].)

* AnachronismStew

Despite Disney's assurances that they understood the sensitivity of the source material, it was critically panned for its handling of the Holocaust, particularly the ending, where Anne liberates Auschwitz. It was a BoxOfficeBomb and was largely buried by Disney. There are reports that they would rather release ''Disney/SongOfTheSouth'' again before this movie.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Josef Mengele was in real life, a pseudoscientific butcher. Here, he's portrayed as trying to unlock the next stage of human evolution with his experiments.

* NaziZombies: Sgt. Olga's is in control of a whole army of them.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Film/AnneFrankVampire''. This film has the Nazis as tools of an occult EldritchAbomination and Anne as an ordinary PluckyGirl with IncorruptiblePurePureness. In the latter film, the Nazis are just as evil as they were in real life but are entirely mundane, while Anne is a terrifyingly inhuman vampire DarkActionGirl who goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge on them because of the Holocaust.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Anne Frank: Vampire''. This film has the Nazis as tools of an occult EldritchAbomination and Anne as an ordinary PluckyGirl with IncorruptiblePurePureness. In the latter film, the Nazis are just as evil as they were in real life but are entirely mundane, while Anne is a terrifyingly inhuman vampire DarkActionGirl who goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge on them because of the Holocaust.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Anne Frank: Vampire''. This film has the Nazis as tools of an occult EldritchAbomination and Anne as an ordinary PluckyGirl with IncorruptiblePurePureness. In the latter film, the Nazis are just as evil as they were in real life but are entirely mundane, while Anne is a vampire DarkActionGirl who goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge on them because of the murders of her family and friends.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Anne Frank: Vampire''. In the latter film, the Nazis are just as evil as they were in real life but are entirely mundane, but Anne is a vampire DarkActionGirl who goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge on them because of the murders of her family and friends.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Anne Frank: Vampire''. In the latter film, the Nazis are just as evil as they were in real life but were entirely mundane, but Anne is a vampire DarkActionGirl who goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge on them because of the murders of her family and friends.

** The Weather Girls, performing the musical number ''Isreali Men'', a reworking of their 1983 hit ''It's Raining Men''.

** The Weather Girls, performing the musical number Isreali Men, a reworking of their 1983 hit It's Raining Men.

This film has a rather fascinating behind the scenes history, though.[[note]]Basically, this movie was never actually made or conceived by Disney. The premise and poster were a joke used by Lindsay Ellis (WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick) in her 5 Least Awful Disney Animated Sequels video to parody the Disneyfication of real events (such as ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}''), and serious-toned stories (such as ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''). All the names of real people associated with this movie are only used as satire. In short, there is no actual ''Disney's Anne Frank'' movie, and this page is JustForFun.[[/note]] Please keep the sensitive nature of this topic in mind.[[note]]Feel free to add whatever you'd like, but the tone should be that of a sincere, but extremely misguided, effort by a studio that didn't think too hard about the UnfortunateImplications. And the number of characters, songs, etc, should be within the limits of an animated film. Otherwise, anything goes. Remember, this whole thing's just for fun -- the film itself doesn't even exist. It was meant as a joke on the part of WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick. We just took it and ran with it.[[/note]]

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: When Miep tries to cheer up Anne when her birthday turned out to be very disappointing, she leads into a big band musical number with a DisneyAcidSequence going on in the background. The whole thing is loud and bombastic to make Anne happy and flies directly into the face of the fact that at the start of the movie, Anne's father '''clearly''' stated that they had to try to be as quiet as possible.[[invoked]]

* TalkingToHimself: Creator/JimCummings plays both of Anne's parents.
* TheyJustDidntCare: The accents. Goodness, the accents.[[invoked]]
** Molly Ringwald seems to have donned an accent akin to Creator/JeanClaudeVanDamme. She was a known Francophile, and thought it could add some verisimilitude to her performance.

** One of Mel Brooks' contributions (that was never used eventually) was a version of [[Film/TheProducers the trope namer]] being sung by various townspeople in the opening credits, concluding with the Frank family themselves.

** [[Film/TheProducers Springtime for Hitler]] was originally in the [[DevelopmentHell Second]] Creator/HarlanEllison version of the script. And he wanted it to be sung by A NAZI Creator/BrianBlessed! It eventually made it into the final film, albeit under different circumstances (see above).

* VindicatedByVideo