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10 Dirty Adult Jokes From Children’s Movies

Being a parent must suck. Too much responsibility, zero free time and a never-ending stream of awful direct-to-DVD movies on replay. Thank god then for the animators and filmmakers who take pity on exhausted mothers and fathers everywhere by inserting adult jokes into kid's movies. When the third nappy needs changing and the twins won't stop their sodding arguing, even the most basic, puerile sex joke can give parents the boost they need to keep on going with their fourth Tinkerbell movie in a row.

9) Wait, Size Really Does Matter! – Ice Age (2002)

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The hot issue of whether penis size actually matters pops up once again in children’s movies with the first instalment of the Ice Age franchise (did I really just type that sentence?)

Anyways, when Manny the Mammoth receives some hostility from the tapirs, he retorts, “Hey buddy if my trunk was the size of yours, I wouldn’t draw too much attention to myself”.

Did that mammoth really just make fun of the tapirs small penis-shaped trunks? Pre-historic burn! If only they had all met Frozen’s Anna a few million years later, perhaps Manny’s jibe wouldn’t have cut so deep.

8) A Typically Subtle Robin Williams – Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)

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Watching Mrs. Doubtfire was as integral to a 90’s childhood as VHS and tamagotchis, so it’s somewhat surprising that the director kept a few of Robin Williams’ more filthy improvisations in the final edit of the movie.

One of the more risque moments comes when Mrs. Doubtfire throws a million sexual innuendos Stu’s way, including references to the “Horizontal Mambo”, “Rumpleforeskin” and the “Baloney Bop”. Ew. If the kids ask what “Cunning Linguistics” are, just keep a straight face as you explain. Leave sex education to the school system.

When Stu begins to protest, Mrs. Doubtfire continues her sexual tirade, describing how a power tool in the bedroom could even break sidewalks and how using it causes the lights to dim like a prison movie.

You almost have to applaud whoever had the balls to pass Mrs Doubtfire off as a PG-13. Ah, the 90’s. A simpler time.