History YMMV / BabesInToyland

** The bogeymen.

** Mostly averted in the Laurel and Hardy version -- despite being made in the 1930s much of what was seen was well-crafted and even the stop-motion soldier sequence is high quality. The only possible failure is the cameo by "Mickey Mouse" which is obviously a monkey in a costume, and some of the damaged soldiers in the final battle have their shoulders sit too high or other oddities as the actors had to wear prop elements to pull of headless or armless effects.

%% *** WebSeries/NostalgiaCritic: [[GroinAttack Did a pitbull munch on his nuts when he read that line?]]

* MemeticMutation: "Let us pussy-foot."

** [[VileVillainSaccharineShow The Goblin King himself]], being a much larger, menacing, and [[EvilSoundsDeep deep-voiced]] character with [[{{Hunk}} an extremely muscular build]] and is overall [[SurprisinglyCreepyMoment very out-of-place]] compared to the rest of the film. As stated above under Narm, some might find him not so creepy, but whenever he roars he gains a [[HellIsThatNoise very unsettling]] [[VoiceOfTheLegion reverb to his voice]].

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: "I Can't Do The Sum" is easily more bizarre than anything else seen in the movie.

** [[VileVillainSaccharineShow The Goblin King himself]], being a much larger, menacing, and [[EvilSoundsDeep deep-voiced]] character with [[{{Hunk}} an extremely muscular build]] and is overall [[SurpriseCreepy very out-of-place]] compared to the rest of the film. As stated above under Narm, some might find him not so creepy, but whenever he roars he gains a [[HellIsThatNoise very unsettling]] [[VoiceOfTheLegion reverb to his voice]].

%% * {{Narm}}: Barnaby's "Well, ''yes''!" in the 1986 film version.

** In the 1997 version, the imagery of the Goblin Forest growing progressively scarier and darker the closer the group gets to the Goblin’s home. One shot has a horde of goblins running around on a distant cliff, and then we see a child's skull from one of their last meals.
** The Goblin King isn't that frightening due to having a very childish diction and speaking pattern, but whenever he roars he gains a very unsettling reverb to his voice.

** [[spoiler:The bogeymen.]]

* TastesLikeDiabetes: The song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihFZNcV8L88 "Just a Whisper Away"]] from the Disney version has got to be one of the corniest and sappiest love songs ever written for a musical film, even by Disney standards.

* UnfortunateImplications: "I Can't Do The Sum." In the original operetta, Jane spends the whole song lamenting that she can't solve mathematical word problems... whilst this was most likely just meant to be an individual character flaw, meant to make Jane relatable to the audience, it becomes jarring when one realizes the stereotype of girls being less than capable at math. Disney re-contextualized it to Mary bemoaning the difficulty of balancing her budget, an issue viewers of both genders could relate with, but it still seems to enforce the stereotype through such lines as, "Numbers always rack our brains/Why are we so dumb?", although, again, this was most likely not the creators intent.