Top 10 Things Censored On Disney Plus
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2021
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Censorship and alterations to fit certain politics and/or narratives.
Thats why I'll always prefer PHYSICAL media.
How 16 hours ago?
Not all things are appropriate for kids.
Everything but the smoking one
Lol all expect for the Simpsons! and the most mature ones but I don't really care that much.
Good grief, the entire 'Simpsons' TV franchise is obviously meant for teenagers and adults alike.
That's right
Lol or for all ages depending on the episode.
Technically the the Simpson is rated PG
International markets recently added STAR for the teens and adult audience, although there have been some legal trouble in Latin America by the owners of Starz, over the name.
This. This is the hypocresy. I don't know what kind of maniac would think of showing a kid the first seasons of The Simpsons.
“To censor for the children…”
But… most of us saw these when we were CHILDREN
Exactly! Has everybody in the censorship department lost their damn minds?!?
Yep. And we didn’t understand the jokes because we WERE CHILDREN. I get that kids are smarter than people give them props for, but what child is going to understand something like a casting couch joke or any other adult joke for that matter? It’s the same reason why at the theater there were always jokes parents would all laugh at and kids would be silent and not understand why parents laughed.
Plus if you have it on dvd you gonna still see it
Yes, but children back in the day weren't "woke" and they didn't need "trigger warnings".
That's why we're f-cked up... AND THAT'S GREAT!! I'm sorry for the new generations being raised by delicate snowflakes
Though Disney is a family friendly company, if they are going to show adult movies, jokes, tv shows etc. then they should keep the adult content in. Adults need that content to keep themselves entertained.
I agree. Atleast have a streaming lock like for their remote/code that their kids wouldn't know to access. That way, there's actually two versions the whole family can watch and enjoy.
I know
Star channel recently showed up on disney+ here, there's definietly adult content on some of the movies (Starship Troopers group shower scene for instance) (and insanely over the top violence)
That is supposedly why they started "Hollywood Movies" to make R-Rated movies and have to put the Disney stamp on it.
They should just have a kids mode that limits what they can watch, instead of taking things away from adult viewers
They do have that. lol
@@twomansdream6011 they're not very good at operating it.
They do have that haha. I have an account set up for my two niece's that is in that kids mode. And even then it's still iffy at best.
@@twomansdream6011 That only matter if the original content is available.
We should start protest against the censor
This is why physical media, Blu-Rays, DVDs, hell even VHS are important to keep.
It's not really censorship but copyright issues here but I own the first three pokemon movies on VHS. They all have one short before the movie. No releases after VHS seems to have them probably due to music copyright in some cases. It's nice owning them on blu ray but theres just something missing without the shorts. I'm hoping one day they'll be available to own on recent media but don't see it happening.
SamND1967: Im one of those people and have friends who still buy them. Because to us, unlike streaming services DVDS/BLU-RAYS have trailers,deleted scenes, alt- endings, commentary,etc. We worried people buying streaming services is gonna end that and possibly theater movie experiences since new movies are now streaming too.
I most definitely will buy them except VHS.. I hated those things growing up but DVDs and Blu Ray must be bought now cause Censorship on TV and Streaming Services is ridiculous..
Edited: Didn't know I misspelled everything.. I was half asleep writing this 😂
@@Critic_Chris90210 Yeah, but those extras seem to go away. I have blurays with barely any extras, while every DVD had at least "something" basic that allowed them to write it on the back of the box.
I wouldn't mind if the dang things didn't wear out and have a limited availability.
Disney: "We want to own every entertainment property on earth - including the smutty stuff!"
Also Disney: "The smutty stuff offends us, so we're going to censor it."
Like the time Marge tried to make Itchy and Scratchy child friendly.
Disney: we won't have a main gay char, but we'll hint it to lgbt so kids don't understand it so we don't get hate
want to hear the best stuff? Disney artists have to file EVERY drawing they do while working for disney. *every drawing*. Take a wild guess how artist "protest" such a rule, while being in compliance with both the spirit and the letter of the rule. Note that "nude studies" of the human anatomy is putting it mildly.
I agree with them, but you're not allowed to take it away from the people that like it because then THEY complain they're not allowed to enjoy what we don't like.
And that causes even more problems! Just put it in another section!
They should know that better than me!
The smutty stuff offends the woke crowd*
Disney: "oh no, she was crawling in a washing machine, thats dangerous and irresponsible!" Netflix:"hey look, look, they're teenagers! And they're doing coke! All of them! Ain't that the funniest shit ever?"
thats why Netflix is the chad of streaming services
I've seen a picture of that censored version where they removed the washing machine float around the internet and people were theorising that it was related to a glitch in the universe or sum shit like that. It was mostly on tiktok and Twitter
Also Netflix: we have kids doing their- I'm not even going to say it..
@@shayne2559 cough cough "big mouth"
Paramount+/Nickelodeon: “Hey look, women beating men for doing thing wrong! They should have liked the abuse!”
When has Simpsons been a kids show? I wouldn’t call it Family Friendly.
Exactly. Star wars isn't kid friendly yet disney has it in disney world and has tons of merch for it.
Mr. Apocalypse: Simpsons been around for ages,lol. Late 80's i think even. Disney censored out the episode that Michael Jackson guest voiced on,lol. Voiced a mental patient that Homer meets. Forget what the deal was about it. Saw it on UA-cam.
When it started it was absolutely a kids show, but with some adult jokes. You can tell, because the target character was Bart. Over the decades it morphed so the show became more centered around Homer, as those of us who literally grew up with it aged out of Bart and became working dads that related to Homer.
So yes, eventually it'll be a show for old men yelling at clouds lol
@@nerdy_1439 Star Wars is literally a children's franchise... It's a fairy tale in space. It's awesome, but we shouldn't pretend the target audience in those first movies wasn't kids...
@@nerdy_1439 yes. It is
Clone wars may be dark
But not waay too dark
Lucas made if for kids seeing it too
Disney made way too more kiddish accepting that
But starwars is not adults
Why can't Disney+ just have two versions: kids and unedited?
That way, we can enjoy the unedited uncensored versions of our favorite films and also gives viewers a choice.
Idris Elba spoke about this when HBO Max re-released Gone With The Wind and Blazing Saddles with Content Warnings. He said he agreed with how HBO Max did it. Recognizing the art piece may be problematic for modern audiences but playing it in its unedited form with a disclaimer notifying that. I mean, why couldn't Disney + just do that and avoid the edits? And yes, I know they put content warnings, but editing properties just defeats the purpose.
Because Disney+ only goes up to a certain rating. If it exceeds it, it goes to a different platform. So if the rating system won't allow it and they can just edit one or two things it can keep it on their platform.
Trueee it because of avoiding angry leftists
@@rickardkaufman3988god I hate the modern political climate because people are now worried about not offending anyone and just checking certain box’s instead of making something unique and good
@@marthacontreras782, "leftists", you should do some research.
Historically it's been CONSERVATIVES that have been involved in censoring movies and TV shows.
It was Conservatives who founded the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) and are responsible for the the Movie ratings we have today. Not liberals.
It is Conservatives who will complain when they see certain things on movies/TV shows, like LGBT, drug use, anything too political or anti religious.
and that's just the short list.
This is what I really hate. Parents complain that every single little thing isn't "child friendly" and companies bend over backwards for them. Meanwhile these very same parents throw their kids down in front of a monitor and leave them to watch whatever without supervision and complain when they stumble upon things that's not aimed towards them
They just want the MPAA to parent their kids.
Amen.
@TheRapper10000 Well some are men. Some adults are too senative
Reminds me of the episode in the Simpsons, where Marge tried to get rid of Itchy and Scratchy, because Maggie tried to kill Homer. And the South Park movie, where Kyle's mom tried to kill Terrance and Phillip, just so she could try to make the world a safer place for children.
@TheRapper10000 Karens unite!
Leave art alone, parent your children and use incidents like this to teach your children about history and change, if they even question it since most kids won’t even notice.
Thank you!
Exactly! It’s really not that hard to pause and explain these things.
I recently read Indian in the Cupboard and Secret Garden to my kids and there were plenty of places in which we stopped to talk about how point of views have shifted. About why people used words we no longer use today and what is not acceptable to repeat. They are only 6 and 9 and even they get it. Censorship is becoming ridiculous. Most of those comments, jokes and visual gags go over kids heads. They sure as hell went over mine as a kid.
Yes! For example when I watched lilo and stitch as a kid my parents paused the film after the dryer scene and explained why I shouldn’t go into certain hardware since you can get stuck inside and suffocate. It only takes a few minutes to explain and if anything, it’s more beneficial for children to learn from their parents these things than being sheltered from it.
Right!!
As a parent of two I support this! Let parents do the parenting damn it.
I didn't even know about that Lilo and Stitch one that's just absurd XP
As a former child, i didn't need Lilo and stitch to know that i could hide in the dryer 😂
They’re all absurd!
@@trashcat623 if it’s on TV, it could be for time constraints. Cutting that 60 second scene and another couple 15 seconds here and there, gives you more time to run commercials.
The fist one is a stupid reason for it to be cenesd
I only thought about 'stepbro, I'm stuck!'
that’s why physical media is still king for me.
People say that it will phase out because of streaming. But I have been saying this for years. What is to stop them from keep going into something and changing it? Love or hate the guy they removed Trump from Home Alone 2. Reminds me when they would have pictures with Stalin and suddenly the person next to him is edited out of the photo after the USSR made them disappear.
But then there is stuff that seems minor like the originals. It isn't enough that they do soulless remakes they go in and edit the existing great movies and shows.
@@skezeksskybreaker5425 Lol, seriously? Disney removed Trump's cameo in Home Alone 2 on Disney+ ? Wow I know people hated the guy but.... to go that far,lol sorry that's childishly pathetic imo.
Same
@@skezeksskybreaker5425 A lot of them have been restored but after September 11th and even on some DVD releases they removed scenes that had the twin towers
@@Critic_Chris90210 I watched Home Alone 2 recently since they upgraded it to 4K and Trump is in the film
The real take away is that none of these should have been censored.
EXACTLY
This is modern day Disney folks. They'd probably censor a carrot on a snowman as it sticking out may be seen as "offensive" 😒
Watch cartoons online is better
They censored so much Simpsons episodes man it's kinda ridiculous and somewhat understandable.
@@YakkoWarnerTower Exactly. The Simpsons isn't supposed to be "child friendly" because *IT'S NOT FOR KIDS!!!* The people complaining are the very same people that put their kids in front of a tablet and leave them to watch whatever they want. In regards to stuff like "offensive jokes" well we're just screwed, because no one can take a joke as a joke nowadays
Regardless of your take on it, it's amazing how the people who grew up in the 80s and 90s say modern children are "too soft" because of the current level of censorship and strictness of ratings, as if said children are in charge of the companies, not the adults who were raised on that content and decided to shelter future generations
The 80s-90s were too sensitive to have gay people
Censorship, does have impact, kids don’t smoke as much, children swear far less and are actually better mannered in this generation. However, I feel like they are more sheltered because they have less exposure to different personalities and situations overall, we learned stranger danger much earlier because we actually walked to and from school. People in this generation are more likely to get taken advantage of because street smarts is a real thing and when parents cart them everywhere kids simply don’t get it. I had someone ask me why would anyone want to hurt me after me telling them about a crazy time when I was alone and approached by a stranger. My good thinking got me out of a bad situation, that could have turned deadly. I couldn’t help but wonder if this person had been put in the same situation, would she have survived? I guess there are trade offs by having censorship, but are we setting up the next generation for failure to recognize dangerous situations and how to ultimately make good quick decisions when it matters the most. Earlier generations used fairy tales and for the most part they worked because they were scary and it allowed children to think about what they could do in similar circumstances.
@@itrasheditgood all very valid points, almost nothing to do with mine; ie that the people who complain about what children are shielded from, are from the exact same generation as the ones doing the shielding - the kids didn't choose this but somehow get the blame from grown ass adults who should direct that to their peers instead
@@terah9946
@@terah9946seems amazing but it also just seems like a continuing pattern, every generation complains about the softness of the next, ignorant that if it were true, either they, or the the previous generation they respect so much are the reason why.
@@itrasheditgood pfffffttttt, kids swear More. Have you Been on TikTok??? Lmao.
The one not on this list that really gets me is that in Muppet Christmas Carol at least the Disney plus version there's an entire song removed. It's called "When Love Is Gone" and it's actually really important to the movie not only because it shows Scrooges greatest personal loss but because the song is referenced at the end of the movie in a reprise called "The Love We Found" that flat out doesn't make as much sense now.
Parents that complain about certain things in their children's content are the same kind of parents that wonder why their children can't function in the real world.
Trueee My mom lets me watch Total Drama and it's full of adult jokes and she is ok and people are so sensible now
Also i am way smarter than the other people in school
"way smarter." Got it
@@marthacontreras782 Dumb people think they're smart. Smart people think they're Dumb.
@@lachlanB323 i think perhaps she meant more mature
Lol Disney Plus censorship is kinda ridiculous sometimes.
sometimes??? I would say ALL THE TIME
@@rockero1313
Precisely. I simply can't believe people are paying for this what a joke.
@@JohnDoe-kv3kd Yo-ho-ho it's a pirates life for me 🎶🎶
At least I don’t have it.
Lilo and stitch cesnorship is weird.
Honestly what really scared me as a kid was at the beginning from the goofy movie when the principal mentioned that Max could be ending up on the electric chair if he continued to mess up or something, before that movie I didn't even know something like that existed
Yeah wtf I just found that out and I’m creeped out now
Wallace Shawn yelling about a child being in an electric chair is not something anyone needed to see.
I love how most of these exist so that parents don't have to do their job and tell their kids not to do something.
Wow, parents really expecting Disney to do their parenting for them.
HEAR HEAR, bad parents never wanna monitor their own kids, they need government and business to do it for them. Lazy, good for nothings.
Seriously..
FOR REAL! I say this all the time!
@@rjjacob101 Not only that, but it could also be because Disney does not have the unedited versions of the films on hand (as Disney has a lot of shows that are lost, like Dumbo's Circus).
But who knows? Now that they are allowing TV-MA-rated shows and maybe some R-rated movies (and requiring the use of a password to allow access), maybe this will allow Disney to start posting some kid-unfriendly content like the WWII propaganda cartoons (not that it may save them, anyway, considering how they act nowadays).
A warning before show is perfectly fine.
Censoring someone's art because its your opinion that it may offend 0.0001% of the public is unacceptable.
Tell that to the nerds who yell "keep politics out oUr MeDia!!"
( they basically just want to remove any character that isn't white or straight or even male sometimes )
@@steamboatwill3.367 df did you just say 🤣🤣 white girls don't like males or black people 😭😭
Haven't heard about characters in that privileged cross-section getting removed. I CAN, however, name multiple recent films and shows with what I call the victim-or-villain trend. Most male characters die or antagonize female leads. Exceptions show other signs of screenwriter hate. They don't realize this undermines and cheapens positive the positive messages they're trying to send.
@@alm2187 A good example is the recent He-Man...oh no sorry "She-Ma'am" series. A series build upon by a male gets *KILLED* in the first episode to be replaced by you guessed it, a _strong female character_ (in other words as masculine as possible without just straight up saying she's a man) who has a...let's say _close_ relationship with her diverse black female "friend".
My Disney+ has such warnings.
When parenting gets too hard, make private companies do it! What could go wrong?
I’ve seen Muppet Christmas Carol a dozen times. I never noticed he was smoking at all. Thanks for pointing it out!
That particular Muppet (Bobby Benson and his Baby Band) has always had a cigarette dangling as part of his character, it was an ironic twist to the fact that he is always wrangling babies
The very fact they censored enough for a top ten is pretty bad.
The fact there's any is a complete sign of failure in our society as far as I'm concerned.
Sure we keep all the racist stuff from the good old Walt Disney days without a single change by simply putting up a disclaimer but all the stuff from any other time but particularly the 80s and 90s apparently can get the knife at any time for the dumbest of reasons.
disney now listen to the woke/abide by them what do you expect as woke as triggered by most things it seems nowadays and lack the balls.
@@ravenspurplebeats5412
They've definitely gone woke there is no doubt about that the question is how long will it take them to go broke?!
They've got quite a reserve so it could be a while but a few high-profile failures and you better believe they may start rethinking things.
If Captain.... oops I mean the marvels (AKA Captain marvel 2) bombs big time because nothing is holding it up and they can't pretend like it's important to the MCU universe like they did with the last one and that total bait and switch with endgame.
True i have an old VHS of some Disney movie i think it a movie in this list i am going to watch it then compared it with the Disney+ version
Meh, doesn't bother me. It's a private company, they can do as they wish. Growing up, I didn't have cable tv, so I'm used to things being censored for tv. No big deal to me. It's Disney, what do you expect. I certainly would never buy their service since I'm too old for that.
This is why people should still purchase DVDs and Blue Rays.
Wish I still had my VHS's.. could be worth a bomb down the line.
@@DiceStrike 😂😂😂
Jason Lohr: I still plan to, ALWAYS! Just wished studios would release rare films/Unrated too like Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child Unrated Version. It was only released onto VHS & Laserdisc. I know part of it was onto Never Sleep Again documentry dvd. Surely there's a way to get that version onto DVD/Blu-ray.
Exactly!! Cause whoever’s in charge of censoring, is a little overly sensitive
@@DiceStrike vhs sucks, quality is a55, buy a blue ray instead And don't be blinded by nostalgia
I didn't realize this was happening until I was watching Lilo and Stitch and got extremely confused by the weird change. I can't believe they're doing this
Isn’t the point of signing up for a membership such as Disney plus is that you agree with what you are watching even though you may not like it?
"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" is one of my most favorite movies of all time.
It was definitely PG-rated back in 1988.
Lol Who Framed Mr Roger Rabbit was pretty much witty, random and "way ahead of it's time"
Indeed. And it’s still PG now. If they made another Roger Rabbit movie, I’d tear the animators to shreds for nerfing Jessica.
I enjoyed "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" too. It was like true magic to have cartoons and live action come together. I wish they still made movies like that today. I even wish they made more Roger Rabbit shorts, three was just not enough.
Shame they censored out all the good bits!
Trueee it Also one of fave movies
Does America really need lessons in "good morals" from a corporation that makes most of its profits on the back of minimum wage workers?
Your comment deserves way more upvotes.
bikkiikun: Reason why it is what it is because of liberals wanting the US to be like European countries that i know censor movies/shows. Some even change the titles of movies/shows. And Disney is a liberal company.
@@Critic_Chris90210 : Disney is far from liberal, they are only after the all mighty dollar. And if that means selling so called "liberal" or "woke" content, then they'll do that.
And regarding censorship, there really is little difference in the amount. The major difference is in what.
While America deems the naked female body as "dangerous", in European countries it's usually extreme violence and gore that gets cut.
You decide for yourself which is worse...
Oh and... European Countries would never censor away things like the dryer. Parents in Europe don't let their kids be brought up by TV. They make sure that they know what's a dumb idea. Europeans don't need endless warning lists telling them what not to do.
Yeaaaaaaah, there is some pretty sketchy stuff going on with Disney...
@@bikkiikun it’s like ancient Egyptians bowing to some wall of supposed prophecy to know what to do next, and not using common sense for anything ever!
“Censorship is to art as lynching is to justice.”
― Henry Louis Gates Jr
My biggest issue with this is Disney just goes and does it. They don’t say anything or let you know and I don’t understand why they feel they can go to exiting properties and literally just edit parts out
Because they own them... If you'd given George Lucas 3 billion dollars you could do whatever you wanted to Star Wars.
Doesn't mean it's great, but you can see their thinking - easier to just change it and deal with minimal "censorship bad" complaints, vs. risk some kind of blow up like Netflix had with Cuties.
@@davidlawrence8711 yes that is a very simple answer. But sorry that’s not how it works. Disney had immense control around all of their properties and that’s why they get to do this. Other companies don’t and can not do this so easily. It’s a slippery slope.
Well y’all keep sending them money every month lol
It proves that parents cannot tell kids in the real world you should not do it
It’s easier to blame the rating system than to actually be a parent.
but sadly they can tell Disney that they don't want that content in their movies/shows
why would they? when TV is gonna do it since the Power Ranger incident took place.
@@UltimateGamerCC what power ranger incident?
@@bethmoore3582 they got rid of the blue ranger
In clock cleaners, Donald Duck says “says who”. People just hear what they want to hear.
Right because the clock spring bounced back "Says I!"
The Pete's joke with the barbies is very clever. You can't deny the reality.
People assume joking about something is endorsing it. How many progressive works used offensive words or jokes to address actual issues?
These are the same people who would think a book like Huckleberry Finn endorses prejudice.
@@Garresh1 well yeah, taking the piss out of something in a joke brings awareness about it, without the same level of push back it would get if they were simply openly critical about it, in which case it won't be allowed to be shown at all.
Black Comedy and satire both have their places in order to broach topics that might otherwise not be allowed, one way or another.
0:19 ok can we all take a second to notice what that sounds like cause we all heard it
I remember the scene where Lilo hides in the dryer was cut out completely on Disney Channel or Disney XD
Thankfully, I saw the movie for the first time at school which they made the elementary school kids do for some reason. But you can imagine kids who saw it for the first time on Disney thinking where did Lilo go, how did Nani find her and why did she put Lilo in a bag?
Yeah, it also happens when airing on Freeform and it usually cuts to a commercial break right at the shot of Nani doing the hand thing as you hear the sound of the dryer door closing and cuts back in right as Lilo hisses like a cat at her.
@@Traumaqueenamy yep
Guess someone at Disney took that Sonic the Hedgehog PSA way too seriously...
Was on toon disney back in the day lol
That is NOT some random “street choir conductor” in Muppet Christmas Carol! It’s Bobby Benson and his Baby Band. The cigarette is part of his character, as he was a shady, slimy kind of guy who made babies work for him.
And I suppose the babies are paid in candy.
@@cameronmcewen9666 The *4 Kids* way 😂😂😂
And he has the cigarette in every episode of the Muppet Show also on Disney+.
@@Samsamsam110 that’s true!
And until it was pointed out I never even noticed. I was watching the kids not the choir leader. And it wouldn’t have made a difference even if I had. If growing up with a father who smoked didn’t persuade me to smoke, no scene in a movie was going to do it.
Anyone else struggle to understand the differences without seeing both versions?
I'm surprised they haven't censored the Bart skateboarding scene in The Simpsons movie.
When I was a kid, pretty much every movie was censored when it aired on TV, and there was nothing we could do because VHS didn't exist yet. It's sad to see the whole "edited-for-television" mindset returning.
Editing for television also included cutting out scenes to fit within a specified timeslot and to allow for commercials.
And don't be confused by the "This film has been modified to fit your TV." that was just because most movies were filmed in some form of "widescreen" (9:16, etc) and most TV's until the last 10 years were 3:4.
@@sonicpsycho13 I've only ever seen that on films on planes so I thought it had to be compressed to fit their harddrives and wierd sized screens or whatever. I think my PSP has better quality XD
@@Roadent1241oh lord, now I have to explain CRT TV's. I feel old.
TV's used to be these thick boxes with a big glass tube as the screen, called a cathode ray tube (CRT). All of them had a standard aspect ratio of 3:4.
Nearly every theatrical movie has been filmed to fit a wide, theatrical screen, but in order to get the movie to fill a standard TV at that time, it would need to be edited to fit on a 3:4 TV screen, otherwise the picture on the TV would have thick, black bars across the top and bottom of the screen. They would normally chop out whatever was on the far left and right of the image. Movies that were modified to fit a 3:4 aspect ratio would always have the message, "The following film has been modified from its original version. It has been formatted to fit this screen."
This message hasn't been around since the widespread adoption of widescreen aspect ratio TV's and widescreen format has become the norm.
@@sonicpsycho13 I think I have a CRT TV still, I still have a 20-year-old 12-inch TV with a video player built in and no HDMI because it didn't exist back then XD It replaced the previous SMALLER one I had that just died one day, no idea how long my parents had had that but it was my first TV.
I also feel old at nearly 30 with all these screens that actually fit whatever the heck I'm watching, I didn't know various films had the edges cut off them WHERE STUFF WAS HAPPENING until I saw a DVD version where obviously a computer screen fits things.
I dunno why I've only ever seen that message on plane films though.
That explains the Aspect thing though, I never used it because I never knew what it was.
Too bad new TVs and stuff makes things like The Insanity Effect of Eternal Darkness obvious since they're made for these 'analogue' TVs with their channel and volume changing, shame because I can't emulate it properly and have the same effect.
“Stark Raving Dad” with MJ was one of my favorite Simpsons episodes ever!
I love Bluey. That’s my favourite show to watch with my children.
I’ve lived a life watching a million smoking ads and both enjoyed and appreciated how smoking can influence a character’s demeanor in movies. Still never tried smoking. Why? I had parents who explained to me how harmful it was to the body and what ‘addiction’ was. Try educating your kids instead of “protecting” them.
Finally somebody said it!
I thought smoking was "cool" once when I was a kid. My 2 older cousins who I looked up to both smoked. I never tried it but I would pretend my juice box straw was a cigarette. Until my mom saw me do it one day and made sure that I knew in NO Uncertain Terms that smoking was 100% NOT OKAY.
I can't believe he/she said that
also most parents smoked cigarettes in front of their kids
Exactly. It is our job as parents to educate our children not censor everything.
Why can't parents just do their job and parent their kids? Why ruin things for everyone
So that way they can blame Disney and maybe get money out of it.
Did she say Sneaky Pete? 9:32 Lol
For the Lilo and Stitch one they said it was because they didn't want children to try that at home but im thinking differently and hears a little hint. "Help me Stepbro im stuck." 😂
Disney+ will NEVER touch 'Song of the South' with a 1,000,000,000,000,000 mile pole.
And the funny thing is.. They still used the characters and the main song.
I wonder how much a tape is nowadays, I really should I have bought a tape for the months I was seeing them in Sainsburys at the time just so I have a copy but live action stuff just didn't interest my.... What, 7-y-o brain?
@@Roadent1241 The movie gets frequently uploaded to either the Internet Archive or Gutenberg, where it can be easily downloaded. (Remember, not all heroes wear capes)
@@nowthatsjustducky Interesting, I didn't know the second one. Maybe I can find all those Disney shows and films I didn't get to watch on TV and still can't due to them not uploading to their streaming service which would get them more money XD
The Lilo and Stitch scene I knew immediately what the change was, I've seen that movie DOZENS of times 😂
I'm currently watching the original X-Men cartoon on Disney+. Honestly, the only issue I've run into is that they for some reason decided to rearrange the order of some of the episodes. So the continuity gets a tad confusing at times.
I NEED bluey uncut!! One of my surprise favorite shows on Disney+, it's such a relatable and funny show! Keep the humor in!
I can't find it in Disney Plus Australia
"Ten Reasons Why Disney Refuses To Grow A Pair" sounds more appropriate.
1) money
2) money
3) money
4) money
5) money
6) money
7) money
8) money
9) money
10) because they're afraid of karens coming after them and destroying their business
@yoda8802 If they’re so “Woke” and “Far left” why is it that they haven’t put in any effort for LGBTQ+ couples in?
The “F word” was actually used twice in Adventures in babysitting.
That's right
Yup. The gang member says it and she replied in kind.
Really?
They changed bitch to witch.
Yet, American Horror Story is worse than that and it's on Disney+.
They also heavily edited Adventures In Babysitting, with the language. Made me laugh so hard when I went to watch it. Like, why not put all of your "adult/vulgar" content on Hulu???? I thought that's what they had intended to do anyways. Would make sense since they own Hulu.
"There is nothing funny about it"
I found it hilarious
Outside of Disney Plus, other stuff is censored too - in Poland we don't even have D+ yet, but still we had the LGBT part in Onward censored
Also next time you need to show side by side comparisons of the original parts and censored parts
Poland is currently not a role model in this area among other things. Sadly as it is ... hopefully politics pull their head out of their ass sooner than later.
Poland is homophobic, have similar anti-gay laws like China - no surprises there.
On US is the inverse way of censorship
*sighs*
Censorship can be a real pain.
Maybe so, but people have to try and make sure kids don't watch anything violent or X-rated and do anything bad at a young age. It is happening in real life you know.
The Pete joke was funny as hell
The casting couch joke actually was funny. Animated movies have always put easter eggs in them for the adults.
Yeah, I was barely able to finish the video after that part.
I don’t even remember these things as being a “bad” thing when I was a kid.
Because the world is too woke for us
Honestly though, I found that Toy Story credits scene *hilarious* as a teen girl, and then there's the woke Mojo over there, with their "There's nothing funny about this! 😡"
🥴
@@3173_Delta for real I never found that bad stupid woke people
I remember as a kid I used a tinker toy to ''smoke''
I remember in Lilo and Stitch when it was on Disney Channel that as soon as Nani folded her arms, it faded to black and then showed her taking Lilo out of the wrapped up blanket.
same
For me,it dosent fade to black,it just cuts to that scene.
Simpsons also changed the name of Mr. Burns dog ‘Hitler’ - I was so pissed when I bought the box set (I torrent now) back in the day, there was no mention that they had 1984’d the episode... so it was NOT the “complete” season as advertised
What kind of a parent would file complaints to the broadcasting company instead of just doing a normal parent thing of telling the kids that media can have all kinds of scenes and they need to use critical thinking and know better? Oh, right, probably the parents of the country which unlearned critical thinking on a national scale at this point.
Yep, if something innapropiate happened my parents would say, you should not copy that , and I didn't copy it.
Ngl, that That’s So Raven joke was kinda funny 😆
Scrolled so long to find this lol
What was it? I missed it
Pls explain I didn't get it
What’s Ngl mean?
@@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581 "Not gonna lie"
Did Disney have complete amnesia of their entire slate of Touchstone Pictures movies? It was the division they created to compete with the rest of the major studios, especially with PG13 and R rated movies. With movies like Splash, Adventures in Babysitting, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and many others, they succeeded.
@@Wiiguy1606 The basis of this video, I think? And how, despite being a service people pay for, old movies and TV shows are edited for one reason or another.
@@Wiiguy1606 censored with bad clone tool
3:43 Before I rented Punky Brewster on DVD, I remembered the episode "Ouch"--where Punky had appendicitis.
In Clock Cleaners, Donald actually says "Says who?" not "Duck you" or.. you know. The audio of that line was cleaned up on the Disney+ version, but for some reason they replaced "I'll bust you, you doggone snake in the grass!" with angry gibberish.
"We get dark comedy" No Lady, you dont
I’m fairly certain the Michael Jackson episode was removed from Fx before Disney+ came out. I think it was at the request of James L. Brooks or possibly Matt Groening himself. As for the Harlem Shake scene I’m willing to bet it has something to do with the copyright of the song, not sure though.
They used an original soundalike song for the Harlem shake opening, and speaking of songs: the looping words, “happy birthday Lisa, Lisa happy birthday” will be forever etched into my brain.
I figured it was due to the filthy frank ties with the meme.
3:50
Punky Brewster (80s TV series)
Courtesy of NBCUniversal Syndication Studios, Sony Pictures Television and MGM Television.
Remember that Patty Cake scene from Who framed Roger Rabbit? That scene sounded more suggestive then any of these.
We still got physical media to watch these as they were intended
Exactly
As long the physical media isn’t recent. I got the Blu Ray trilogy of Toy Story with the scene intact.
better rip it to digital and back em up
@@icdeadpipol Back Up Everything! I back up even CDs cause they even editing music.. On a a couple of Flash Drives that's 512GB..
"Who framed Rogger Rabbit?", tell me why I'm not surprised !
Remember " pattie cake " ? 😂 the baby and his stogie ( cigar ) lol.
How has that movie not been just completely obliterated by current Disney at this point it's a freaking miracle.
Disney has become it's own worst enemy and it makes me so sad.
That’s BEYOND idiotic. Such movies should stay as they are.
Just watch it on Netflix
@@dbmikeyg255 It’s not on Netflix.
When I watched Lilo and Stitch on Disney plus recently I remember thinking it was weird because I was sure it had been a dryer before! I thought I was losing it, what a weird thing to change
Can’t believe as a 80’s little boy I survived all of that… and more.
Yet still alive !!
Thank you Disney to make our world a safest place.
1:04
That scene was hilariously gross.
agreed, like WHY TF WOULD YOU SHOW THAT ON A TODDLER SHOW (oh wait you said hilariously)
I'm sorry but I DIED LAUGHING at this...
Agreed, I never thought they would put something like that on a kid show.
@@dreamguardian8320 not just a kids show, A TODDLER SHOW
@@martinallysonsenn6108 That makes it more shocking.
4:32 The first episode of the third season of The Simpsons isn't on Disney+ because of Michael Jackson but thank goodness it's on the DVD
What bothers me most is that the Jackson estate sued the makers of the "documentary" and it came out that they were lying about everything... so now we get Michael Jackson references censored for literally no reason at all
But it wasn't censored because of MJ, but because of some disgusting liars.
My sisters are watching Lilo & Stitch. I will never forget how Lilo wanted to avoid turning Pudge into a cannibal
If I was a kid, I would just sit there with a blank expression on my face.
One thing about censorship in Disney + that still surprises me is that they still didn't censored the naked Skateboarding scene in the simpsons movie
SAME
Miracle at Midnight Disney plus version shows Nazi flags
Frontal nudity; hilarious in the context provided, but WTF!?!?!
Shhhhhhhh…. Erase this please… dont give them more ideas!!!!!
Cause he's a man. they always censor for woman who can't stand with Freedom of expression
Disney, always kid friendly but never adult friendly
That's some bullshit
So the moral of the story is physical media is still king. Although I will say that the “Lilo & Stitch” one made sense. PS, that adult joke in The Santa Clause cracked me up 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've noticed alot of musical changes on the Lizzie Miguire series on Disney plus, especially that one episode when there was a montage of Miranda and Kate pulling pranks on each other , the song I remebered was " dirty Deeds done dirt cheap" playing during the montage and now its something completely different .
I love that show!
I didn't need a TV show as a kid to realize that I could hide in the dryer. Kids have been doing that ever since the first dryer was made. Not safe at all, but kids do it.
And are bummed when they get too big to hide in there.. The angst of growing up.
I never hid in the dryer. I think i tried once and got my ass chewed because my mom was afraid I'd mess the dryer up. Lol
Yeah I remember hiding in the Dryer too.
I used to do it, too! One time during a game of "hide and seek" my mother came down to do laundry when I was in there hiding from the other kids. I totally freaked her out when I pushed the first handful of clothes back out that she put in there. Sorry, mom! 😅
Hid in a dryer once and my big brother figured out I was in there so he turned it on... lol still didn't get hurt
I didn't know about how they'd censored/changed things, but knew they happened/were/are happening. The thing is in the thumbnail for this video I thought it was showing they changed it from a dryer to an oven, and my 1st thought was "THAT IS WAY WORSE THAN A DRYER.".
The puppet getting smacked in the face at 2:30 is the best moment of the film, hands down
There was an eating disorder joke censored from an episode of Shake it Up. Two episodes from Suite Life of Zack and Cody were removed completely (the episode where Zack lies about being dyslexic and the one with Chris Brown).
I know in X-men: Evolution in the episode where Sabertooth infiltrates the X-mansion (and Spike is filming everyone for his VLOG), they edit out the part when Sabertooth backhands Kitty Pride.
what about 90s x men did they edited scenes out that show?
Think, Disney+...
The Simpsons is an adult show, and you want to censor it because it's inappropriate for kids.
Think, Disney+, think!
That just makes Disney's acquisition of Fox even worse.
This is why I was confused when they randomly added Simpsons on, and now they've got other Non-Disney shows....
Are they just Netflix now, and not Disney, since they have all these TV programs on? They might as well start adding BBC programs on, I want to see them fight at this point because BBC stuff is free if it's available XD (Meaning otherwise you have to pay UA-cam to watch it and.... What? XD)
@@Roadent1241 They literally bought Fox to put the Simpsons on Disney+. As far as I can tell, Disney+ is just Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and Fox. You will not find WB or BBC stuff on Disney+.
@@SeanWheeler100 Give it time XD
I just find it weird that non-Disney stuff is on there, that's like BBC putting Film4 stuff on iPlayer. And they do occasionally let you Catch Up on Disney films they've aired for a couple of weeks, but it makes sense as a temporary thing.
@@Roadent1241 What non-Disney stuff? The Fox stuff has been owned by Disney since 2019.
GOD, why is it that every day I hate Disney a little more. I didn't even think it was possible.
0:51 Loki
The Muppet Christmas Carol still lacks the "When Love Is Gone" song on Disney+, which makes the film worse. Include the song or at least make the extended version available on streaming, so people can see the correct/better version.
When we watch it I pause the movie and put the song up on UA-cam. Cause thats bs
You're kidding! That's terrible!
Maybe Caddicarus should copy his self-edited copy and sell it, since Disney won't...
Of all things, a sad but very pretty song?? We still have the sad feels afterwards just skipping it so what's the point???
Ugh.
If I wouldn't be chucked in jail I'd find a way past the DRM to copy my tape. MY TAPE. My fricken tape that's nearly as old as I am! When that's gone that's it unless I have a copy of Caddy's disk.
I mean... I'm not pro-censorship at all... But that song is the only thing about that movie that I dislike... And that's a relatively popular opinion amongst people I've spoken to. I think it was removed because people hate it, not because it's in any way offensive. If you enjoy it, that's okay too... But I'd happily watch a version without it.
They have it as an extra on Disney+, I agree, totally not the same. I bought the DVD after I noticed that.
This is why I own most of these digitally outside of Disney +
Same . I do have a few original Disney movies on vhs as well .
A company known for abusing it's employees having the balls to censor their content.
Meh.. Just Disney killing itself more and more.
Surprisingly The Clone Wars is completely uncensored.
It's more for teens than little kids.
Still though, no Ventress kissing dying clone for anyone.
Because there is nothing to censor in that show.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Ventresses Kiss of Death, multiple uses of the word Hell, multiple decapitations done by Maul and Savage and some other things were censored back when CartoonNetwork ran the show. All of those scenes were added back on Disney+
@@rhymenoceros3303 The decapitations were always already censored or done off-screen and there was never any blood, profanity or use of drugs in the show. So there is nothing in the show to censor. The show is perfectly suitable for preteens, which are the target demographic.
@@vetarlittorf1807 nope the Black Suns decapitated bodies were initially shown before being censored to being offscreen.
And people say that George Lucas messing up his original Stars Wars Trilogy was bad lol.
He made some decent changes like showing a more open Cloud City, but the Han Greedo shot was abhorrent. It was also better to leave the Jabba scene out. No matter what digitally having Han step over Jabba's tail is so jarring.
@@skezeksskybreaker5425 I liked the better image of The Emperor from the Prequels than original image of first release of Empire Strikes Back when Vador consols with Emperor via hologram about Luke.
@@Critic_Chris90210 That is one of the best changes to make it more consistent and have a better presentation.
@@skezeksskybreaker5425 When you think about it, Jabba would likely have had Han shot for that.
That thumbnail ... so having Lilo hide in an oven is somehow better than the washing machine? To quote a famous robot phrase: *Does not compute!* 😂😂😂
I’d like to mention that Borat is on Disney + which is the most shocking yet very hilarious thing that’s on there