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Hi, I stumbled upon your piece and I found myself agreeing with your feelings on the Pinocchio metamorphosis scene. I greatly enjoyed that scene and I still do. My interest in transformation stems from that scene, although I also agree it is a bit much for a Disney film. Great work!
Hi Sam, thanks for your comment! It’s nice to hear that I’m not the only one to be (morbidly?) fascinated with the donkey metamorphosis scene.