I wanna go home to my momma!

I wanna go home to my momma!

Please... PLEASE!!

I DON'T WANNA BE A DONKEY!!!

LET ME OUTTA HERE!!!!

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what did they do with all those donkeys anyway?

Sold them off to work as beasts of burden, what else do you do with a donkey?

Sorry newfag, you're stuck here forever with us.

This scene gave me my first erection. Something about transformation and being forcibly stripped.

Would you adopt and protect a talking donkey boye?

It's Air Bud rules, nothin' in the law said you can't rape a donkey

Pinocchio is such a bleak movie. NONE of the villains in the film receive any sort of justice of comeuppance.

>Stromboli
Got away with kidnapping Pinocchio
>Honest John and Gideon
Still out there swindling people and rounding up kids for the Coachman
>The Coachman
Still turning kids into donkeys to sell to salt mines and absolutely none of the transformed kids are rescued
>Monstro
Still out there in the ocean, eating people

Every single villain in the movie gets away with it. The best Pinocchio does is escape from them with his life.

Reminder that the whole thing is a metaphor.

Little boys who do nothing all day turn into men who can't find any employment besides unfulfilling hard labor.

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Monstro arguably dies when he crashes head first into the cliff.

There was SUPPOSED to be a scene at the end that features Honest John and Gideon being caught by the police (which might also imply that they would lead the police to the Coachmen). That scene was cut for time, though.

They sold them to salt mines. A donkey's livespan in a salt mine is a few months, so those children where going to a real hell.

That's one of the things I like about the movie, though. It lacks a typical narrative structure and is just a loosely strung together series of random misadventures, which is exactly what the original book was. Pinocchio just blunders from one horror show to another without any rhyme or reason and it makes the more feel spontaneous. The movie doesn't TRY to make sense or follow a pattern. There are talking foxes and cats in a world otherwise populated completely by humans and no one seems to notice them or care about them? Shit like that. It doesn't bother with contrivances where the badguys get their just desserts which is one more reason why its such an unpredictable film.

At least appreciate it on the merit that no one would ever dare to make another movie like it.

In the book, Pinocchio finds the kid who became a donkey dying from being overworked. So no, nobody gets rescued and they all die in the mines.

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I've seen how this happens in person. Was double jacking it with a friend and his fap folder and we watched this scene, I now have a better understanding of what makes it appealing. It's interesting how the parts I found scary were the more exciting parts for him.

When I was being lazy or annoying my dad would say I was being like Lampwick and insinuated that I would end up on that island in pinnochio.

Sold most off as beasts of burden, presumably killed the ones still capable of speech so that they didn't squeal to anybody about Pleasure Island.

This shit fucked me up as a kid. Fuck all the degenerates here with a transformation fetish, that’s one of my biggest fears. Was it ever explained how they turned into donkeys, or was the Coachman just a wizard?

Ever been to Tijuana?

The island is cursed. It's never explained how it became that way, if the Coachman did it, or if it was like that before. In any event, when children go to the island and behave badly enough, as the Coachman put it, "Make jackasses of themselves" the curse enacts, and the phrase becomes quite literal

birria

get help

No, they are jackasses.

Another big part of it is the concept of one's self being taken away. Like, "He sure is upset he's a donkey now!" and I've met people who are almost on a soul-horror level into the idea of discarding humanity altogether, and finally becoming a being of lower stature than they were before, forever.

Whole scene is a metaphor for abducting children for work in the coal mines.

donkey shows

Hey, at least the videogame version actually makes you save the kids and beath Coachman to death.

But yeah, that shit was fucked up, yo.

This thread needs more mythopoesis and jungian psychodrama.

/mlp/

>That one SCP that causes scenes like this in movies to be interrupted by gas mask wearing soldiers with plasma rifles who undo all the traumatic parts of the movie
>When they go into the Pleasure Island scene and kill everyone
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Most bad people IRL never receive any sort of justice. If something, it's realistic.

Several SCP-3922-A squadrons raid Pleasure Island from dropships, reconstituting the children's humanity with a sound-based device labeled "TACTICAL UNDONKIFICATION ORDINANCE"

that's a Sup Forums banner if ever I did hear of one

>"TACTICAL UNDONKIFICATION ORDINANCE"

Holy fucking shit.

>You are watched - You are protected - You are loved

>tfw that's the most intimate thing that's ever been communicated towards me

shit man, I wanted laughs not this

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>the Coachman is instantly vaporized after a heavy energy rifle bombardment.
>Pinocchio is informed by a "tactical child psychiatry associate" that "real" boyhood is subjective.
That did cheer me up.

So being turned into a donkey would be a good thing for a young boy on the cusp of puberty?

Shit, I wish that happened to me.

>clockwork orange is extended to 3 hours of the main characters just being shot
>they make sure a porn scenario stays consensual, with rocket launchers
This is incredible.

Shit, I have a tf fetish that makes it worse. Some things will turn me on but at the drop of a hat turn into pure horror. It's like russian roulette with ya boner

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I thought the scene was about how skiping studing and getting into vices led to a fuure where you can only get a job that requires hard physcal labor.