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Disney's Pocahontas tells the tale of a Native American princess who forms a relationship with a European settler named John Smith. While the movie seems kid-friendly, there are many underlying issues to shine light on. This criticism serves to highlight where the creators of Pocahontas have gone wrong by emphasizing their romanticization of the plight of Natives and the white-washing of Native American culture utilizing the cultivation theory as a framework for clarity.

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Disney's Pocahontas versus the real Pocahontas

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This article provides further insight into the severity of the damages the Native community faced at the hands of European colonizers.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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The article linked helps readers understand that the aesthetics in the movie Pocahontas have been altered in some way, shape, or form to fit western standards.

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Pocahontas was, in reality, a little girl during the time period the movie was set in. Her clothing is not historically accurate, therefore proving that Pocahontas' beauty in the movie was merely the standard of beauty for white men. Below shows a picture of what she would have actually been wearing. Her dress would have been longer, her hair would have been braided, and she would have worn deer skin and beads hanging around her neck.

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Within the movie, the creators utilized the word savage to describe both the English and the Natives. This article linked shows the issue of using the word 'savage' so lightly and how it could affect young Native American viewers.

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This video provides a reality check for many lovers of Pocahontas by comparing Disney's movie to the true story.

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The Messed Up Origins of Pocahontas | Disney Explained - Jon Solo

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Cultivation Theory and Cultural Appropriation

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Cultivation Theory and Cultural Appropriation

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Because of the popularity amongst this movie, dressing up as Pocahontas for Halloween became popular as well amongst adults and children. This leads to cultural appropriation but because of the cultivation theory, many do not see what is the issue with dressing up in mockup clothing of traditional Native styled fabrics.

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This was a McDonald's advertisement created after Pocahontas came out.

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This video depicts the opinions of Native Americans after watching Pocahontas.

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What should the creators have done differently? 

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What should the creators have done differently? 

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This article shares the opinion of some viewers about the issues of Pocahontas. The main issue was the Western lens that was apparent throughout the film. If creators had gotten rid of that westernization and chose to create a fictional character and not base the movie off of a real person, it could have gotten better reviews.