We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us which Pixar movie moments really freaked them out. Here are the childhood-ruining results.
1. When Mater lived in a junkyard in Cars, which was basically the equivalent of a human living next to a pile of body parts:
—Shannon Morton, Facebook
2. When all of Sid's toys were totally conscious and felt everything while he tortured them, blew them up, and experimented on them in Toy Story:
—Samara Solomon, Facebook
3. When everything was super happy and cheerful, and then Ellie suddenly suffered a miscarriage in Up:
—Elizabeth Sanford, Facebook
4. And then right after you fell in love with her and her relationship with Carl, she died:
5. When Sully was convinced that Boo was killed and trash-compacted into a cube in Monsters, Inc.:
—Paloma Umaña, Facebook
6. When all the other robots on Earth stopped working, and Wall-E was left cleaning up humanity's never-ending mess by himself, but all he truly longed for was companionship:
7. When Remy and his dad were standing in front of a store and lightning struck, revealing all the dead rats that were hanging in the window in Ratatouille:
8. When Jessie did some impressive acrobatics to open the door, and Buzz's wings popped out, signifying that he got a boner in Toy Story 2:
—Tasha Genck Morton, Facebook
9. When the barracuda ate Coral and her 400 eggs, leaving only Marlin and Nemo as survivors in Finding Nemo:
10. When Edna listed every Super who died from cape-related incidents, including Stratogale, who was just a teenager in The Incredibles:
—Amelia K. Tumlin, Facebook
11. When that terrifying bird devoured Hopper and fed him to the demon chicks in A Bug's Life:
12. When Jessie's entire backstory was unearthed to the tune of Sarah McLachlan's "When She Loved Me," revealing how Emily abandoned her in Toy Story 2:
14. When Boo, a mere toddler, was strapped to a machine to suck the screams out of her helpless body in Monsters, Inc.:
15. When there was a mutiny on the Axiom, and Auto revealed his secret directive to keep humans in space forever, even after Earth became livable in Wall-E:
16. When Helen begged Syndrome to disengage his missiles, revealing her children were aboard the plane, and Bob had to listen to everything and thought they died in The Incredibles:
17. When everyone was trapped in the giant furnace and they kept getting closer and closer to being burned alive and then they just gave up, held hands, and accepted their deaths in Toy Story 3:
