1. Beauty and the Beast
As a young woman, a man keeps you locked in his house. You are never allowed to see your family again. The only way you are allowed any small freedoms is if you interact kindly with your kidnapper, and pretend that you're staying in his castle as a guest rather than as a prisoner held against your will. He expects you to act out date-like scenarios, such as having a romantic dinner together, and goes into fits of rage if you refuse. But somewhere along the way, you start to empathize with him and maybe even develop feelings for him. Isn't that romantic? Nope. It's called Stockholm Syndrome. But thanks Disney. Maybe the next time I'm kidnapped by a violent brute I'll go play in the snow with him and try to convince him to get in touch with his feelings. Little girls identify with the princesses, so the fact that this obviously unhealthy relationship is being presented as romantic...well, it's a little problematic.