History YMMV / FunandFancyFree

* SpecialEffectsFailure: Let's just say that Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist talents aren't particularly convincing to most modern viewers.

* AdaptationDisplacement: Averted for ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'', as the non-Disney version of the fairy tale is still pretty ubiquitous in American childhoods (not to mention being one of the few popular fairy tales Disney ''hasn't'' adapted into a feature-length film). Played straight for ''Bongo'' - it's already obscure by Disney standards, but pretty much no one knows about the original short story penned by Creator/SinclairLewis.

* EarWorm:
--> '''Willie the giant:''': ''"Fe, fi, fo, fum! He, hi, ho, hum! I'm a most amazing guy! A most amazing guy am I!"''

-->'''Donald:''' I just gotta eat!

* NightmareFuel: DonaldDuck's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqEVYbPw9lI hunger-induced nervous breakdown]] in ''Mickey and the Beanstalk''.

** "Who could have made such footprints?" [[DeadpanSnarker "Well it certainly wasn't Cinderella!"]] ''Disney/{{Cinderella}}'' wouldn't be released until three years later.

** Even Willy himself, though largely comedic, drops his humor and cheerful attitude completely during the climax, reminding the audience that he's a giant, more than capable of grinding Mickey and his friends to dust... if he can catch them.

* JustHereForGodzilla: Dinah Shore fans might want to check out ''Bongo'' solely to hear her voice.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: Let's just say that Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist talents aren't particular convincing to most modern viewers.

** This wouldn't be the last time [[VideoGame/KingdomHearts Mickey has a key that's as big as him.]]

** THE CREEPY DOLLS. Somewhat NightmareRetardant since they, especially [[DeadpanSnarker Charlie]], are ActuallyPrettyFunny despite their looks.

* IronWoobie: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in "Mickey and the Beanstalk", where Creator/EdgarBergen build Donald up to be this, only for the latter [[BreakingTheFourthWall to snap at him]] and undergo a nervous breakdown.

* Let's just say that Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist talents aren't particular convincing to most modern viewers.

* AdaptationDisplacement: Averted for ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'', as the non-Disney version of the fairy tale is still pretty ubiquitous in American childhoods. Played straight for ''Bongo'' - it's already obscure by Disney standards, but pretty much no one knows about the original short story penned by Creator/SinclairLewis.

** The circumstances that led to Donald's breakdown, being reduced to having paper thin slices of bread with a single sliced bean, it's understandable why he just snapped.

** It can be kind of disturbing for modern audiences to watch the "Bears Like to Say it With a Slap" scene, as the idea of 'saying you love someone by hitting them' sounds eerily like a case of domestic abuse.

* IronWoobie: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in "Mickey and the Beanstalk", where Edgar build Donald up to be this, only for the latter [[BreakingTheFourthWall to snap at him]] and undergo a nervous breakdown.

** [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Two talking puppets and a human watching and commenting a movie]].

** "Who could have made such footprints?" [[DeadpanSnarker "Well it certainly wasn't Cinderella!"]] ''{{Cinderella}}'' wouldn't be released until three years later.

* Earworm:

* {{Disneyfication}}: A mild case for ''Bongo''. The original story also features a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never becomes accepted by the other bears, [[DidNotGetTheGirl his beloved rejects him for Lumpjaw]], and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization.

* {{Disneyfication}}: A mild case for ''Bongo''. The original story is also features a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never becomes accepted by the other bears, [[DidNotGetTheGirl his beloved rejects him for Lumpjaw]], and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization.

* {{Disneyfication}}: A mild case for ''Bongo''. The original story is also features a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never really become comfortable the wild,[[DidNotGetTheGirl his beloved rejects him for Lumpjaw]], and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization.

* {{Disneyfication}}: A mild case for ''Bongo''. The original story is also features a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never really become comfortable the wild,[[DidntGetTheGirl his beloved rejects him for Lumpjaw]], and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization.

* {{Disneyfication}}: A mild case for ''Bongo''. The original story is also features a happy ending, but is still more cynical and violent. Notably, Bongo never really become comfortable the wild, his beloved [[DoesNotGetTheGirl rejects him for Lumpjaw]], and the happy ending comes from another circus troupe finding him and re-introducing him to civilization.