Top 10 Times Animated Movies Were Censored
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2024
- Anyone got a pencil and some Wite-Out? Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re looking at instances where animated movies had to be blue-penciled due to unsuitable content. Our countdown includes "Toy Story 2," "Song of the South," "Fantasia," and more! What are YOUR thoughts on film censorship? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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It's a wonder that they managed to get away with such a sensual character like Jessica Rabbit in a children's film. Most of the references went right over my head, though.
That's probably how.
I would argue Roger Rabbit is not a children's movie.
UH clearly Who Framed Rodger Rabbit was not intended for children
@robynn0405 Same
@@robynn0405 the book source for Roger Rabbit had a very different title I agree it's not for children for adults a great movie but it appears another movie sequel or any movie filmed like that will never happen.
To be honest, the dryer scene change doesn’t really work because kids are smart enough that if they see it then there is a lesser chance of doing it. If they don’t see it then it will more likely indicate that it’s ok to do it. A niece of mine was hiding in a dryer and it made me think of the original version of LILO and Stitch. Kids are a lot smarter than people think.
Plus, Disney + is allowing Hulu to stream stuff from their service (not all of which is kid friendly), so I don’t see why they would try to cover stuff up and then allow the very pattern they’re trying to avoid onto their own streaming service
kids are smart
"Where they cut off your ear if they don't like your face" in Arabian nights also doesn't rhyme so hey two reasons to change that lyric😂.
Funny thing is. In the choral medley of Aladdin. It has the original lyrics of Arabian nights
"ear" isn't supposed to rhyme with "face", though. The opening lyrics are: "Oh, I come from a land, from a faraway place" and THAT'S what face is supposed to rhyme with.
I think song of the south deserved to be released from prison. I mean todays world even after the segregation, people are still being racist. And song of the south has good morals but they are just so sensitively focused on what's wrong with the film they did not look at the good stuff about it. Movies are meant to be enjoyed. Not to be takened seriously
Aside from the pizza box, Nani’s thickness also stands out in the thumbnail.
I remember all these cartoons in their original format growing up as a kid I wasn't thinking of any of the content in them...the only thing on my mind was getting through a week of school to wake up Saturday morning and pour a huge bowl of Apple Jacks cereal and park in front of the tv all-day
i understand the smoking thing, but if it's part of the social commentary, then it should not be censored. Take for example the Pleasure Island scenes in Pinocchio (both the original Disney version and the remake). The entire purpose of that scene is to teach kids about the consequences for bad behavior. If it's emotionally scarring, then it did it's job. How tf is Pinocchio supposed to learn about these consequences when you're spoon-feeding him all of the good stuff. Children need to learn that life can be just as ugly as it is beautiful, they need that balance. Protecting the innocence of the youth is important regarding topics like war and disease, but at some point children are going to become adults and there are lessons they need to learn before that happens.
Unfortunately, relying on various media as didactic resources on how to survive out in planet reality seemed easier said than done for me growing up, which was why I probably wasn't too keen on having to write literary analysis essays as a high school teen, because I felt that English teachers demanded perfection thanks to those brain-burning remediation sessions I dealt with!
The concept of children’s entertainment seems to elude you. It’s not an ABC afterschool special circa 1985 and not intended as an educational tool. It’s a cartoon ffs. And I say this as a Gen Xer who surgarcoats nothing, especially after a 30 year military career and raising 5 children🤦🏾♀️🙄
2:41 It was THE dumbest decision to ban Song of the South as, besides great songs, there were important stories (i.e. Br'er Rabbit & the tar baby) that the younger generation don't know (don't get involved in other people's wars) and NEED to know.
IKR? Disney is in dire need of knowing that there should be serious consequences when it comes to withholding Song of the South from the general public!
Br'er Rabbit & the Tar Baby was actually a retelling of a spider tale where Anansi (the spider) makes a wooden doll, covers it with gum and puts a plate of yams in its lap to capture the she-fairy Mmoatia.
You know what's even more dumber ? Not only they remove the characters in Disney Parks in the USA but they also removed splash mountain but luckily for us Disney Tokyo hasn't removed his and perhaps they haven't remove the characters either so the only one who remained faithful and loyal to Disney's legacy and the fans is Disney Tokyo.
@@vincentfichtler7758 And dumber than that is that despite the evil empire's legacy of greed and theft, people still go to their parks and utilize ABC, ESPN and Hulu. I cut off ALL ties to the evil empire 24 years ago and no regrets.
Stinky Pete having rizz should never be censored 😂
@@rorilute156 They had to censor it due to director John Lasseter’s history of sexual misconduct and misogyny coming out since the MeToo Movement. Besides, it’s just a frigging blooper that occurs during the end credits and not a scene within the story of the film itself and one that audiences who like to get up and leave during the end credits would easily miss.
“Nothing of value was lost” - The Critic
Yeah, i never liked how Mickey treated that parrot
The steamboat Willie scene on the pigs, I don’t remember that in Disneyplus.
The dryer thing was definately a good move. I can remember as a kid my brother and I copying the Three Stooges eye pokes. Thank God my mother caught us.
How about the top 10 animated musical cartoons
Phineas and Ferb
The Ghost and Molly McGee
Central Park
The Great North
I just found out Song Of The South can actually be found on dvd on Amazon and Ebay. What's more, the film's actually got a blu ray release.
The dryer door wasnt just replaced... the entire thing was XD
Nani: Lilo! Have you been reading my diary?!
Lilo: (Stands around and screams and trying to run away)
This is an unpopular opinion but Pepe Le Pew was a fun character for all the reasons Doug Walker expressed in his video about the character.
I liked Pepe Le Pew! Rather than cancel him, maybe they can update him. It's like the actor from the new Space Jam said, taking him out of the new movie was unnecessary. They just needed to call attention to his actions.
It’s such a shame that Disney banned Song of the South.
I still have the original version of Lilo & Stitch with the dryer.
Most of these censors are really frivolous, the dryer from Lilo and Stitch, the prospector talking to Barbies, smoking, etc! People are bunch of snowflakes, it’s not real!
@@Markimark151 The prospector talking to the Barbies was a frivolous scene anyways considering it’s merely an outtake that takes place during the credits and isn’t a major scene within the main storyline of the film itself and most audiences who like to get up and leave during the credits would easily leave before seeing it. Besides, it was for the best to remove it considering director John Lasseter’s sexual misconduct and misogyny coming to light after the MeToo Movement and making the blooper now more uncomfortable considering the subtext.
@@hunterolaughlin that scene was meant to be funny, it’s a satire of actors in a workplace. Also John Lasseter didn’t do anything illegal, lot of former Disney producers defended him, bunch of accusers cried wolf!
@@Markimark151 No they did not! You don’t understand the severity of John Lasseter’s sexual misconduct. No matter how much you claim “what he did wasn’t illegal”, sexual misconduct is still a serious issue and a kind of behavior that should not and never be tolerated in any workplace and should be condemned and the person who did the action in question should be held accountable for their actions. John’s had a bad history of mistreating his female employees and hugging and kissing them without their consent while drunk is still not good behavior for someone who’s (or was formerly) the chief creative officer of Disney and Pixar, basically being one of the heads of both companies. And just to show another example of his mistreatment towards women is when he fired Brenda Chapman from her film The Bear and the Bow and replaced her with Mark Andrews which resulted in him rewriting the film into what you know today as Brave and considering how the film has gotten the reputation of being among Pixar’s lesser films, it’s an OBVIOUS indication of there being executive meddling during production as a result of John Lasseter taking away a female director’s passion project which was based on a personal story of her relationship with her daughter. Makes me glad John’s not at Pixar anymore because no doubt, he would’ve done a similar thing to another film directed by a female employee also based on a personal story of her relationship with her mother Turning Red and replaced her with one of his male directors from his “boys club” and resulted in another film, along with the director’s original vision and personal touch, being ruined by executive meddling and made the internet compare it to Brave, no doubt users would’ve referred to it as “the Brave situation all over again” and criticized John for his executive meddling. Despite Disney’s many controversial or stupid decisions they’ve made over the past few years, firing John for his sexual misconduct and poor treatment of his female employees was one of their few smart ones. And seriously, defending John Lasseter for his actions and comparing those victims to the Boy Who Cried Wolf? That doesn’t help prove your argument nor is it making you look so good. I would take a moment to reflect on that last part you said in your reply and think about the seriousness of sexual misconduct and what those female employees you state “cried wolf” went through because if you still insist on refusing to believe what a powerful animation director and producer has done was wrong and that his victims were making up those accusations, then, I’m sorry, but to quote Marlin from Finding Nemo…
“There’s something wrong with you. Really, you’re wasting my time.”
@@hunterolaughlin you’re very incorrect, the allegations were so overblown. He was just a tough boss, he didn’t like the movie’s original script, Brave had problems early on, and Ed Cutmull said it wasn’t a good story before they changed it, but they found no evidence of sexual abuse in the workplace. Skydance Animation hired Lasseter after he was investigated, you should be more concerned about James Gunn, he’s a creep with Joss Whedon.
I saw the 1940 movie fantasia in a movie theater
The Lilo & Stitch edit was from the UK version. It wasn’t a Disney + edit.
How in the world did my mom rent a copy of Song of the South in the 80s? Yes, in America. No, not on The Disney Channel because we lived way out in a rural area where we couldn't get cable. Yes, the entire movie not just the animated parts because I remember being bored by the live action parts. The only thing I can figure is that the movie rental place had a bootleg copy 😂
#4: To be fair, in a past documentary, it said that Walt Disney made these cartoons/movies for adults. So things like smoking (which wasn't a big deal way back in the 20s-70s) were seen all the time. (In all honesty, the only time I've seen kids smoke was in the original 1940s Pinocchio. Everybody else was an ADULT.)
Sensorship = people are too stupid to handle certain subjects or imagery and We must protect them
Lilo & Stitch wasnt censored for Disney+ it was censored all the way back in 2005 for the UK home media release. The version of the film uploaded to Disney+ and available on the 2022 Blu-ray is the 2005 UK home release version
It's quite interesting how many classics had censorship for seemingly miniscule reasons. Whether it be the infamous bits in Who Framed Roget Rabbit, the removal of the dryer in Lilo and Stitch, and the removal of the Toy Story 2 outtake with the Prospector and Barbies. The Prospector was true to his word though, Barbie did appear in Toy Story 3. Anyways, this is why physical media rules. So if you wanna hold onto versions of the films before the censorship, hold onto those older releases (whether it be DVD or VHS).
Something else worth mentioning: the Pixar short Knick Knack. The original 1989 version of the short was the one released on the Tiny Toy Stories VHS in 1996 along with the other Pixar shorts available at the time. The original version of Knick Knack showed the Sunny Miami and Sunny Atlantis knick knacks with abnormally large breasts, and Atlantis also had starfish pasties. John Lasseter voluntarily edited the short when it was released in 2003 alongside Finding Nemo, reducing the breast size of both Sunny Miami and Sunny Atlantis, whilst giving the latter a seashell bra (akin to Ariel from The Little Mermaid).
The removal of the outtake of Prospector and the Barbies is justifiable considering Toy Story 2’s director John Lasseter’s history of misogyny and sexual misconduct. Besides, it’s an outtake anyways that appears during the credits and not a major scene within the plot of the film itself, so it’s easier to remove or censor. You’re not missing anything significant if it’s removed, especially if it runs during the credits, a part of the film audiences usually start to get up and leave and wouldn’t notice if they chose not to stay for the outtakes. So it’s not as minuscule as you believe.
@@hunterolaughlin I mean yes, Lasseter's actions did raise eyebrows, and the implications are there, but it's been over 20 years since the movie came out, so give it a rest. Besides, the fact that the Prospector mentioned Toy Story 3 when it was still 10-11 years away was clever.
@@rainbowrunner1550 Still doesn’t necessarily be in the movie if it’s only a blooper that appears in the credits. Heck, the bloopers weren’t even in the film during the first month of its theatrical run, only being added a month later. It doesn’t matter if it predicted Toy Story 3, point still stands that its removal is inconsequential and wouldn’t be missed much regardless. Heck, for those who like to walk out during the credits, that blooper was unnoticed by most audiences during its theatrical run.
@@hunterolaughlin Whatever. You can argue all you want whether removing the outtake was warranted or not. But the joke is ultimately on Disney, since OGs like me have older copies of Toy Story 2 with the outtake in question. Plus, it's permanently engraved in my head.
Correction when streaming were SO SENSITIVE.
In all respect, I don't see what's wrong with that scene in lilo and stitch
Indeed.
They probably didn't want kids to imitate the action of hiding in a dryer because of the danger of getting stuck in there unable to get out.
Nothing. However, there are a lot of parents out there who let media raise their children instead of them and are uncapable of saying 'no' when their kids want to do something dangerous.
That's the crux of most modern censorship, particularly involving children's media.
neither did I. people are so sensitive these days especially back then apparently. XD coming from a 90s kid.
@@piercepatterson9274Kids can still get hurt from imitating the stunts they see their favorite action heroes do. That’s why it’s the parents’ responsibility to teach them not to imitate what they see on the screen.
It's likely because my DVD copy is older, but my copy of Toy Story 2 still includes that scene in the end credits with Stinky Pete and the Barbie dolls... and Woody laughing after his string breaks must've been a recent addition, because it is not in my copy.
As for PePe?
Yeah, that actress said it perfectly and pointed out the major flaw in entertainment nowadays.
They'd rather pretend the inappropriate behaviour of certain characters in the past was forgotten and ignored, under the guise that THAT teaches their actions as being wrong, when pretending they didn’t happen doesn't do anything but make it seem like someone's trying to hide something.
It's why so many things being edited out actually do the opposite of what those editing them out were trying to do in the first place.
If a character's behaviour is bad and they got punished for their actions, teaching kids that you shouldn't do what got the character in trouble, Removing the scene altogether gives the opposite impression, that the character got away with it, implying to the kids that they’ll get away with it too.
Hardly good teaching methods for kids, if you asked me
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why didnt you put the original lyrics version, I mean what's the point if the video won't show any comparison ._.
Maybe the video would be demonetised?
Now wait just a damn minute. I just watched Lilo and Stich with my little cousin last month and it was a dryer not that. Now it's this pizza box. What the hell is going on?
I always thought the slaves on Song of the South were the 'luckier' types of slaves who were treated with more respect than their counterparts and probably once it was law were released right away.
But my mum was the type of adult who pointed out that 99.9999% of slaves were treated disgustingly and weren't happy like shown in the movie. Song of the South gave my mum an opportunity to educate me about slavery in the US.
My thoughts are; though in some cases censorship is legit in others people need to get over it. either don't watch it or STFU and leave well enough alone.
Alot of these were unnecessary to censor. We are just living in EXTREMELY SENSITIVE times now! Can barely do or say anything anymore. But expect people to live full and happy lives. Please....
Why is it not surprising that most animated content that’s censored comes from Disney? 🤨🙄😑🤦♀️
Bc it’s supposed to be for children, it has to be clean. I think the lilo dryer one is valid. Kids will always copy what they see.
@justmey I'm just glad my mom finally retired so that she could spend more quality time with me. Some parents unfortunately don't have the time or energy to nurture their children because of how much they've wasted out in the workforce in order to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table, otherwise they'd have to face the serious consequence of the entire family getting evicted from the home. Also, kids have to keep waiting until they're finally old enough to drive.
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@@justmeyUm.. no it's not. Disney cartoons were never intended specifically for children (except maybe for those that aired on Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior), they're supposed to be for all ages.
Also, "kids will always copy what they see," so if a cartoon character jumps off a bridge or blows someone up with a bomb, will kids be encouraged to do the same?
Replacing a dryer with a pizza box doesn't make any sense.
I remember watching something kind of like Song of the South on Family Channel. It showed Br’er rabbit and the tar bunny and how the bear and fox kidnapped him after he got stuck in the tar. I don’t remember much just that it was animated and kind of creepy.
I never even thought about this stuff..
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Some of my relations who smoked got me more curious about smoking then cartoons 😂. Plus you got those flying babies helping those pony ladies with their hair 😅.
Disney should adapt Splash Mountain into a movie for modern audiences.
I had a Toy Story 2 VHS with that credit scene
1:24 if they HAD to change this scene, then WHY even make it?
If I pirated a movie from RARGB how do I know I got the censored version?
NOW AIN’T THAT FUN!
There's also that episode of The Simpsons pulled just for having Michael Jackson's voice in it after some documentary spoke ill of the dead
Cutting off ears is bad, but ripping thieves open to take food back is totally okay lol 🤪
The actor in Song of the South agreed to be in the movie, so I guess he didn't find it racist at all
The director of Roger Rabbit said he didn't believe in altering movies on the Back to the Future audio commentary track, and yet Roger Rabbit gets censored, interesting
I thought Disney Plus had a disclaimer message for old stuff, can't they just use that instead of changing stuff they already released 🤔
Don't make me sing the FCC Song From Family Guy.
Seems like they did this before 🤔
For a long time I thought Br'er Bear sang Zipadeedodah
Top new characters movies
I know times have change but some of those change just ruin the Magic
1984 wasn’t a children’s film
101 dalmatians movie features smoking by the villain that didn't get censored you say no smoking that so has it in any scene the villain is in
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People are too sensitive these days. Every movie was a reflection of the time it was made.
Media is always a reflection of its time. I think censoring things from our past is just silly, and if you wanna highlight the fact that the material made in the past doesn’t reflect our current values and beliefs; then go ahead and use the viewer discretion warning like they have done with other projects.
I own Song of the South on dvd
lets count the changes because someone got butt hurt & another for "they know what best for US" bs
Most of these were done because people are way to sensitive and can’t handle theses animations as intended
Oh my God I can't believe you Mickey mouse
I'm surprised ASTV isn't on here due to the Trannie flag in Gwen's room
6:10
Roger Rabbit is literally me any time my favorite masks lose on masked singer
I really like Pepe Le Pew cartoons he is one of my favourite looney tunes characters besides Sylvester. Pepe Le Pew was really fun to watch in the first space jam movie. Did not like what they did to Sylvester in space jam new legacy.
Ahhh, good old fashioned racism
Let’s be honest new legacy wasn’t gonna to either way
Screw censorship. I want all of these restored as nothing was wrong with any of these films.
yeah
I blame Cancel Culture
Especially from removing Pépe LePew.
Interesting 🤔
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Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* Christ on a Graham Honey Cracker! Try watching "Lilo and Stitch" on tv! They cut THAT SENCE from the freakin movie on tv! What the hell?!
Offensive or not it’s still free expression
Everything has be looked at under a political microscope to avoid offending anyone
I feel it has gone too far
All the more reason why I am so thrilled I don’t have Disney+ because Disney is a classic and + is highly sensitive
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9:42 - 10:38 While I don't think Space Jam: A New Legacy is THAT bad, I still prefer the original film. At least that featured Pepé Le Pew.
1:24 HOW could Cobra NOT hear that and come back to find out what is going on?
As a Social Worker (regardless of it being a cover), having just decided he was not approving Nani raising Lilo, suddenly hearing the child scream like that SHOULD have made him double take.
It was literally less than 2 seconds after he'd closed the door.
He'd have maybe taken 2 steps and DEFINITELY been in earshot.
As for the scene change itself? I honestly think it was silly.
Lilo is in trouble, clearly in the wrong at the time, so her doing that would clearly be seen by kids as something they shouldn't do, as she was doing it to try and avoid punishment.
Also, fun fact: my DVD copy still has the scene as it originally was.
It's an older 2 disc edition version, clearly from before they put the change in
"Where they cut off your ear if they don't like your face." There, I said it.
And the movie still has the line: "rip him Open, take it back guys!" I guess cutting off someone's ear is worse lol 🤪
WTF was that captain underpants 4:52
11:43 I've seen that scene before. In one of the Mickey mouse cartoons, he is playing the hippo's
teeth like this.
this is the reason why everything going digital is ass.
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