A Disney movie has been slammed for promoting “unrealistic beauty standards” to younger viewers.
Inner Workings, which was released in 2016, tells the tale of a man named Paul who wants to leave behind his mundane life and have some fun.
His love interest is a woman called Kate, who has a tiny waist and a seriously huge booty.
Despite being realised five years ago, a screen grab of Kate has circulated on Twitter this week for all the wrong reasons.
Pictures from the six-minute long movie were originally shared on Glich where a fan moaned: “In no world did [Disney] need to do this.”
Disney movie Inner Workings has been criticised after viewers spotted the “unrealistic body types” used in the cartoon (Image: Disney)
The comment attracted the attention of other outraged Disney fans, with many social media users gobsmacked at Kate’s cartoon figure.
One viewer penned: “I know it’s just a cartoon but for the love of God… they need to put some belly on that girl.”
A second posted: “What the absolute hell are these character designs?”
While a third ranted: “Kids will be concerned that a body should look like, do they know that’s it’s a Disney film right??? Half of the characters are unrealistic.”
Kate has a tiny waist and a massive booty (Image: Disney)
“Funny how Disney back in the days were making realistic proportions of princesses and princes – no big eyes, no extreme waist, everything was so much nicer when looking normal,” a fourth fan wrote.
Kate wasn’t the only character to come under scrutiny.
Eagle-eyed viewers were quick to point out another female figure in the background on a beach, with some claiming she looked like she was ‘melting’.
Daily Star has contacted Disney for a comment.
It comes just two weeks after Disney Pixar’s new movie Soul came under fire as some viewers believed that Tina Fey’s role should have been given to a Black actress.
The new film, which features the studio’s first African American lead, tells the story of a music teacher called Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx) who loses his life but manages to find his soul in the process.
Since the movie’s release on Disney+, critics have noticed some questionable creative decisions that they argue fall short of hitting the mark.
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