13 Disney Movie Theories That Will Blow Your Mind

Everybody (or nearly everybody) grew up with Walt Disney’s motion pictures. Everybody has a favorite and a least favourite, and everybody has their own opinions on certain aspects of different films. There are also quite a lot of fan-made theories that, although most have never been concretely proven, are interesting to consider all the same. Here are 13 theories about Walt Disney movies that, even if you have never thought about them before, will get you thinking.

Angel Of Death

Some people believe that the beloved boy who never grew up, a.k.a. Peter Pan, is a type of angel of death sent to lead children to heaven, a.k.a. Neverland when they die. It is hard to imagine that this is what Walt Disney had in mind when he set out to make the picture, let alone what J.M. Barrie had in mind when he wrote the original story. Still, there are far too many connections to the afterlife to dismiss this theory of any validity. J.M. Barrie left the rights to the story to a children’s hospital, perhaps with a partial hope of portraying Neverland as a kind of heaven to terminally ill children. After all, children never grow any older in Neverland. The same thing was implied in the 2004 film Finding Neverland, which is based on the story where the terminally ill mother is given a chance to see Neverland just as she dies.