Top 10 Banned Kids Movies
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2022
- The reasons these kids films were banned will surprise you. For this list, we’ll be looking at children’s films that didn’t sit too well with parents, censors, or in some cases, kids themselves. Our countdown includes “Mary Poppins”, “Shrek 2”, “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial”, and more! Is there a children’s movie that’s been banned that we missed? Let us know in the comments!
Watch more great movie videos here:
Top 100 Movies of All Time: • Top 100 Movies of All ...
Top 10 Satisfying Villain Deaths in Action Movies: • Top 10 Satisfying Vill...
Top 20 Comedy Movies That Were Way Better Than We Expected: • Top 20 Comedy Movies T...
Test your Trivia Power!
www.watchmojo.com/play/id/55081
Have Your Idea Become A Video!
wmojo.com/suggest
Subscribe for more great content!
wmojo.com/watchmojo-subscribe
Visit WatchMojo Club for Great Deals!
wmojo.com/WatchMojoClub
Your trusted authority for Top 10 lists, reviews, tips and tricks, biographies, origins, and entertainment news on Film, TV, Video Games, Comics, Celeb, Music and Superheroes.
#Banned
#Movies
#KidsMovies
#Kids
#Controversies
#Children
#Animated
#Cartoon
#Disney
#Pixar - บันเทิง
![[EP.01] ดูฟรีตอนแรก LOL: Last One Laughing Thailand Thailand หัวเราะทีหลังปังกว่า | Prime Thailand](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/t4KunBRKn3s/mqdefault.jpg)
Is there a children’s movie that’s been banned that we missed? Let us know in the comments!
For more banned content, click here: th-cam.com/video/D_EB-sdOgVs/w-d-xo.html
I don’t know. But _Barney’s Big Adventure_ should’ve been higher than #9
The Simpsons movie is banned due to Native Americans
a wrinkle in time
But what about onward and lightyear?
@@deakensomoza3305 I already knew that lightyear was banned in some countries due to a same sex scene
James Franklin Baskett (February 16, 1904 - July 9, 1948) was an American actor who portrayed Uncle Remus, singing the song "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" in the 1946 Disney feature film Song of the South.
In recognition of his portrayal of Remus, he was given an Honorary Academy Award in 1948, making him the first black male performer to receive an Oscar.
@@laurapriest8257 Yes, my error. How could I be so remiss?
/thoroughly admonishing myself
I have bought a couple of VCR copies of Song of the South. As a White kid born in the sixties, I loved his character and his talent. But, people have to destroy the accomplishments of Black and other minority artists of all types in the name of social justice.
@@mikewilcox9348 Interestingly enough the NAACP has no public stance on the movie anymore. Probably because, both sides are right, for different reasons. Yeah, it IS tasteless and insulting, to show slavery as a happy situation. It is also insulting to ME that all Southern white people are seen as approving of slavery and ignorant of the fact humans are humans, no matter the color. That also wasn't (isn't) true.
But to BAN it relegates James Baskett to a forgotten past, which is unforgivable. He had such a huge talent - and to this day those of us old enough will still be caught singing Zippity Doo Da, when inspired. In my minds eye I can still hear his deep voice singing and his see his footsteps almost skipping along as he sings. He died in 1948 and we STILL sing it.
THAT is what I call legendary.
Honorary doesn't count as 1st
@@otisjenkinsjr.3556 He wasn't allowed in because he was black. Just because idiotic racial divides were considered normal does not mean he should be left out. If anything, it shows just how much impact he had, *despite* everything.
Can't believe Mary Poppins got banned. It's one of the most wholesome films of all-time.
Well mojo lied
Well it’s guilty of
White privilege
They didn’t make Mary non binary
Blackface
Classism
That’s just off the top of my head
Plus she had those kids spellbound and failed to indoctrinate them about the virtues of transexualism and carnal ambiguity
What a fail fail no?
/s
Really Rebecca? You're questioning why China banned Mary Poppins?
Yondu is pisses
I was surprised by that too.
Why can’t you look past stereotypes on how Uncle Remus was portrayed in Song of the South?
James Baskett portrayed Uncle Remus as a kind and caring southern storyteller.
When I see how kind Uncle Remus is toward Johnny in Song of the South, I’m reminded of my maternal grandfather since he was a kind southern gentleman like Uncle Remus.
Even four years after losing granddaddy, these stories give me comfort in missing him.
When I hear the stories of Uncle Remus, I feel like I’m with granddaddy again.
James Baskett won an Oscar for his portrayal of uncle Remus as well 😊👍
@@laurapriest8257 thank you.
I second this
Song of The South is definitely one of the Best Disney Movies that was ever made. It’s got a little bit of everything packed in one film. I remember when, they released it in the 70s again to the Movie Theaters. I was so, glad, I got to see it on the big screen. But, I do remember it seemed like it came and went and, no one ever really spoke of it again. I always have had this one ☝️ in the back of my mind and, I think all generations should have the privilege to see it.
Johnny loved and respected Uncle Remus, and looked up to him as a father figure. I sometimes wonder if having this film shown to the boomer generation helped progress desegregation and the civil rights movement. After all, Johnny even befriended the African American boy who worked at the house. They played together as if they were equals. I imagine that was a HUGE deal in the 40s, and may have taught children that friends can be found anywhere and with anyone.
One film that I really like that is banned in several foriegn countries is the Dreamworks classic, The Prince Of Egypt, which due to it being based on the biblical story of Moses, it was banned in several countries including (ironically) Egypt.
It was also banned in Malaysia.
That's because those countries hate stories that make them look bad.
That's one of my favorite animated movies too
That movie is such a masterpiece regardless of religious beliefs! Everything about it is sooo good!
Surprised a Muslim country banned it. The Koran is derived from the book of Exodus.
Who the hell bans Mary Poppins 🤣
thats what i'm wondering also.
Witch craft basically
The reasons are so stupid.
Communists
@@petesmart1983 Well if that is the case then shouldn't they ban all Harry Potter movies for the same thing?
Barney isn't unsuitable for children,it's unsuitable for sanity.
Honestly the Malaysian government made a smart choice
Yes!
In a Foxtrot comment, Jason said he wasn’t a dinosaur, he was a big sappy doofus who sang to little kids. I mean he’s not wrong for many of us teens and adults.
When I was a teenager my mom used to babysit at home, and all the kids loved Barney and Teletubbies. I had to watch them way more than was healthy for my developing mind 🥴
Oh, come now. Barney's not THAT bad.
My dad saw Song Of The South when he was in 1st grade. When I was in 1st grade, the movie was re-released to theaters. He took me to see it. Folks just need to get over it. The movie was a product of its time. It simply needs to be seen as such!
I saw it in the drive in when that happened
I think it’s kinda racist to ban it! They don’t know if slaves were happy or not? Not all of them got beat. There were slaves in all races btw! Anyway god to say they were slaves in the movies anyway
I love that movie
@@jennywren9068 Me, too. My brother and I always wanted a copy of it. We saw Uncle Remus as a sweet, wise man and thought Brer Rabbit and friends were hilarious. I loved the live action with the cartoons. It really is a shame we'll never see it again.
@@ruthresetar5940 I am still mad that I lost the beta tape 35 years later
I guess Shrek 2 was banned for being too hilarious
It is
That’s pathetic
Warning: fun level too high
Shrek can certainly agree with another icon that it's not easy being green.
That stupid considering shrek was big part of my childhood
I don't care if Song of the South has been banned, I still sing "Zipiddee Do Dah, Zipidee Ay" all the time
You’re not alone. So do I!
But there's a dark secret hiding right under our noses
I still remember that Disney Sing-Along video Disneyland Fun, I played it all the time.
I saw it in the theater when I was a kid!
@@sarahsims6164 me too. My mom and I used to sing it every time she drove me to school
Song of the South was actually available on VHS very briefly back in the 1980's but the backlash from civil rights groups caused Disney to voluntarily pull it. Bootleg copies can be found at places like comic book and sci fi collectors shows.
True. Also, Splash Mountain both Disneyland and World are changing into Princess Frog version.
You can get new copies now even on Amazon, seems they forgot to renew the copyright at least long enough for a few more to get out
@@Cabatar00001 those are non-USA formats. To play them in the U.S. you have to change the region code on your player. Problem is that you can only change the code so many times before it locks. Bootleggers use one player with the code changed to make copies that'll play in the U.S.
@@GrinderCB have not changed region code and the one I got plays fine on region 1 blu ray player
@@bunnearix Honestly, that's a stupid idea. I love that song, Zip-a-dee-doo-dah.
There is a difference between "banned" and choosing not to release it on video. There is no law preventing Disney from releasing the film on video. The company chooses not to release it.
Semantics
If it's effectively banned, it's banned.
I have seen Song of the South at the theatre growing up….it happened after the Civil War.
I saw it in a local theater around 1980 or 81. I really liked it.
I saw it at my elementary school and enjoyed it. It was on film and in parts. Somebody had went to the library to borrow the movie and it was shown at the school auditorium. I also had the story of Song of the South on vinyl. It was one of the records that a narrator tells the story of whatever movie that is. They would either use a soundtrack or bring in session musicians and singers to record the songs from whatever Disney movie they do like Mary Poppins for example.
Pinocchio and the emperor of the night:
I loved that movie as a child, but when I saw it again a few months ago, the promotion of underage drinking, gambling, the idea of “selling your soul for temporary gain”, got me shooked all the way
I liked Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night too, and I was too young to know the dark things too, the same goes with the Disney Pinocchio. I fear the live action Pinocchio coming up on Disney+ will be twice as dark than the cartoon.
@@laurapriest8257 I will👍
I can’t believe they banned Shrek 2. It is one of my favorite films when I was a kid.
What?! How?!
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 It was banned in Israel due to a joke humor
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 It makes fun of the Israeli singer David Daor in a “castration joke.”
@@pabloruiz6224 people are just crazy banned things for dumb reasons
I just turned 69 and it is STILL one of my favorite movies! If you don't like it, don't watch it!! Get over yourself.
"Pinocchio" is my favorite Disney movie, but then I am 86 and remember seeing this movie in the theater after a painful molar removal at the dentist.
This magical movie transported me and the pain I was feeling was forgotten.
I am amazed that "Pinocchio" isn't on this list when something as innocuous as "Mary Poppins" is????
To say that there are "adult-themes" in "Pinocchio" is an understatement.
To say that "Pinocchio" scared its 40's viewers is also an understatement.
It is the "magic" of "Pinocchio" that makes it so good!
"Magic" has nothing to do with appropriateness of themes, with ratings!
True.😌You have the kids on Pleasure Island drinking beer, smoking cigars, trashing a fake home, AND being turned into donkeys.😌And yet Mary Poppins is the one banned!?😒How does THAT make sense?😓
"I'm in here for murder. What are you in here for?"
"I watched Mary Poppins."
*Murderer scoots away.*
Why banning ET? This considered one of Steven Spielberg’s greatest films of all time. It is made to be for all ages. Don’t understand why most foreign countries or states despise this masterpiece.
Im not gonna lie, my mum said she cried at the part where she thought E.T. was dying.
@@joshy3302 Have you watched the Xfinity Holiday Reunion commercial? E.T. reunites a grown up Ethan ( who starts a family of his own). I am sure your mother would be pleased to see it.
Easy, ET is an evil alien who was draining Elliot of his life and when the government found out about the alien, he decided to to the right thing and let Elliot go. ET is evil and wanted to kill Elliot because that is how his species feeds. Dont let that evil glow fool you. ET is evil and terrifying! Now im gonna have nightmares all night tonight about a giant ET with rocket hands and bing glowing eyes chasing me....no..im not talking from childhood experiences.....
The movie portrays the government as the boogeymen.
@@a.jthomas6132 omg I haven’t seen that! You got a link ?!
I watched about Abominable and it's a good movie. But sadly, in my country, It's not aired in Cinemas but it was still available in third party apps. Yep, my dad downloaded that film.
I heard that news about in Wikipedia
i understand why song of the south is so controversial, since it is based on African American stories that were collected, and in a way show the language and pathos that was said and the struggle and endurance and in a way show a way of life that we can never forget. though that action had in later years gained controversy too.
but it is worth mentioning that these books and film are set in the Reconstruction period after the civil war, post slavery, though that's easy to miss. even though it is said that the people are sharecroppers and not slaves, even though most of them are of the age from going from one demograph to another, since the word may be difference the implication is still there.
and now i understand why people want the film banned, however it has amazing performances from Hattie McDaniel and James Baskett, the first person of African heritage to win an Oscar, even though it was honorary. but still.
people love to bash the the film, and talk about "Uncle Remus", but never talk about poor Toby, now he's given a rough ride through the film. He's a child servant who looks after Jonny, no parents of his own that we ever see. has to take responsibility, but not good enough to go to Jonny's birthday.
And Jonny is a little insect who whinges about his lack of "daddy", you've got two parents in your life kid, suck it up. thinks Remus exists to tell him stories, and runs into a field with a bull wearing red. The kid is that stupid.
So i like the film, but poor Toby played by Glenn Leed deserves better, but the film is good. And i can't hate on a film that has Hattie MacDanial's
I'm African-American and I actually like song of the south. It's not the best movie in the world but but it do have some meaning to it
@@cartoondude5384 I remember my only exposure to the film was from Splash Mountain and the Disney Sing Along videos. I always wondered why we didn’t have it in our movie collection. Then as I got older I understood why.
Good lord
THe self-righteousness of people who inhabit the blink of an eye recorded history always amuses me
It’s the new religion the religion of woke
Top 3 (In my opinion):
1. Shrek 2
2. Mary Poppins
3. E.T the Extra Terrestrial
While some movies on this list are banned for reasonable things, but some are ridiculous. Take Shrek 2 for example, it is understandable to be offensive to be joked at, but you cannot get the government involved to ban it, that's just stupid! For movies like the barnyard battle, it seems reasonable because it is a reference to a history war battle with Nazi-Germans' outfits (My mistake if this is too much or it is incorrect, it is what I thought happened back then).
Lol not Mary poppins🤣
Totally legit
Barney's Great Adventure is honestly super underrated. One of my favorite movies from my childhood
Shrek 2, E.T. Extra Terrestrial, Abominable, and Mary Poppins were a masterpiece
Mary Poppins is an incredible movie. Song of the South and ET and a few others are amazing.
Those films were classic
She was too gangster that's why.
Wasn't vilification of adults the whole point of most kids movies?
Definitely was for the 3 Ninjas franchise.
NO!
Song of the South. Home of the most famous song you didn’t know the movie it was from.
Barney's great adventure was a staple of my childhood.
Yes same
Honestly, Song of the South is a really good movie, and the actor who played the main character (the one who told the kid all the stories) really loved that role.
Uncle Remus and the Zippity, Do, Da song is iconic, despite people to stupid to understand the movie and banned it instead.
@@MrMartell77 Mulan 2020 is worse, filmed in Xinjiang, where Uyghurs are locked and getting killed
@@MrMartell77 *too
Movies really do shape society. Especially young and impressionable minds and that power scares them
It’s so hard to believe that these beloved and not so beloved movies were banned.
Ah yes, Song of the South. You know that the Rat would love to completely erase that little nugget from its checkered history. Unfortunately, "Zippity Doo dah" was an award-winning song and you got to admit, it is pretty catchy.
I remember catching a Song of the South on UK TV really enjoyed it until I was old enough to understand what the origin was.
Ever read the Joel Chandler Harris transcripts that the movie is adapted from?
Barney got banned from my house.
But due to the fact that, as a kid, I watched him every day and night for around 3-4 years until my kiddie obsession faded as I got older. According to my parents, I even refused to let them skip the end credits and had to watch it all the way through. (Never mind I didn't know how to read that well at 3 years old.) When my brother was born, my parents REFUSED to introduce Barney to him.
I used to think that barney would brainwash anyone who watched it. I guess other people must have thought the same thing 😂
Watched all of these movies and I loved all of them.
With the exception of number three, the reasons behind those movies being banned had me going "really?".
Barney was also banned in my house, because my grandmother hates him 🤣
You go grandma!!(from another grandma)
Wow must be complicated
I will not let me young watch that disgusting show. They regularly hired pedocreeps and ignored children coming to them for help.
@@jessicapearson9479 I don't get it, but I feel bad if you are disgusted by it
And yet somehow Watership Down was never banned anywhere despite the harm it continues to do to kids under age 18 all over the world!
Makes you proud to be British 🥲
@@lkennedy4638 Rule Britannia!
I was going to mention this film. Watership Down is horrific!! I can't even watch it now and I'm an adult and love horror films. There is no way on this earth I will let my children watch this film, it would scar them for life.
If you don’t like E.T. then you literally have no soul
I agree
Yep
In that case, I’m proud to be soulless over my disliking of _E.T._
@@Jeremiah_Rivers76 do you know where you’re going in the afterlife LOL
Pfft. The Beauty and the Beast live action remake ISN'T EVEN WORTH banning. 🤣😅
the US media don't understand, not all the other countries want to see homosexuality on kids media
China's strangle hold on Hollywood has been around for far longer than I thought
Probably because Hollywood had a long history of throwing in stereotypes and diversities witching cinemas.
I just can’t believe that the Beauty and the Beast remake is banned! I absolutely love that film
Song of the South is a beautiful movie and their is no reason to ban or make it taboo.
yes there is and the reason is a great reason
@@jimbo9208 No this is BS. And you should be ashamed to look down on the amazing work James Baskett and Hattie McDaniel
@@Aeternuss I'm not looking down it just the reason it the right reason
@@Aeternuss JImbo's just an annoying Disney bot. Don't listen to him.
Apart from the slavery part and it was aimed at whites
Song of the South is a heartwarming, wonderful movie.
Just watched Song of the South earlier this year for the first time...good movie! People are way too uptight and sensitive these days!
how
@@jimbo9208 a friend of mine got a bootleg off Ebay
It's been banned for around 40+ years
I watched Barney's Great Adventure when I was a little kid and for me the movie is good. It's so weird why some countries banned this children's movie. 😐🤷♂
2:38 Ohmygod, OPRAH in a blonde spiral perm talking to a kid in a wheat field. NOW we know why it was banned.
"Song of the South" is an excellent movie. It was actually set sometime after the civil war. And yes it did show truths about certain ideals for that time period. The story was well written and if people would view the movie without looking for racial components, or complaining about how it made blacks look, they would understand that it was a very uplifting movie. I saw the movie when I was a child and loved it. "Zippity Doda Zippity Day" is a very catchy tune, and the stories Uncle Remus told about ber (brother) rabbit and ber bear were great. I would show the movie to my black friends (because I was able to get a copy), who told me that they had never seen the movie, and not one was offended and they genuinely liked the movie. So my question is this ... is the film truly offensive or are white liberals trying to control what people think or hide their own prejudice. Just sayin'.
I have Song of the South when I first watch it I see what the problem with it was
Although I never seen the movie before, I did hear some of the songs from that movie when I was five or seven years old.
You're a white guy right?
@@jessventures6172 If I am what does that have to do with anything? I'll bet you've never seen the movie.
I remember being taken to the cinema to see "Song Of The South" - save for the song even as a little shaver I just could not get into the film.
I was a small child when Song of the South came out. It was banned at the Fox theater in Atlanta. My mother and several other parents got together and had a private showing.
"the princess and the frog" deals with Voodoo ..worse than "song of the south" by far.
voodoo isn't a stereotype
Perhaps instead of saying 10 banned kids movies. Perhaps saying 10 banned Kids movies in these Countries. Just saying. being that Mary Poppins is Not banned, Shrek 2 is not banned, ET is not banned. It might be banned in certain Counties. but not all are banned WORLD WIDE.
also Song of the South was on VHS. I Do have it as part of my Disney Movie Collection.
Pretty sure the 2018 version of "A Wrinkle in Time" wasn't banned for controversial religious elements, because sadly Disney all but removed them from this adaptation.
Oh my gosh I remember obsessing over that Barney film with my sis when I was a toddler and her an infant.
I don’t agree with banning any movies. Why does the government or anyone else get to decide what I or my children watch? That’s fascism.
agreed!!!!
It's not the government. It's the parties that legally own the rights to these films. And as owners, they get to make these decisions, not us.
There's tons of content I would love to see; but if those who control the rights to this content don't wish to release it, there's very little we can do.
@Anti SJW
I've been trying for years to find all 4 seasons of "The Defenders" (1961-1965) in any format whatsoever. Season 1 is available on DVD, and I own that. There are bootleg copies of some random episodes from Seasons 2-4 on TH-cam and elsewhere. I've tried contacting both Shout! Factory TV and CBS Paramount about releasing the rest of the seasons on either DVD or a streaming service. No luck.
So, tell me, I have the will; can you please show me the way?
@Anti SJW
What are Torrents?
I've tried all your other suggestions with little success.
@Anti SJW
Tried several torrents sites w/ a VPN. No luck.
It’s kind of a coincidence that you mentioned Mary Poppins because I’m gonna be in the musical soon lol
As a child in the 50's when you could still see the film, I LOVED The Song of the South. It let me see my first black characters on screen and they were wonderful. Of course, I was too young to understand the history of slavery but the film gave me wonderful role models of black people and probably alerted me to racism when I got a bit older and encountered it.
Mary poppins?!?! Really?!?!
Song of the South is NOT racist!
how it is not
@@jimbo9208 Watch it and learn.
Song of the south isn’t banned. Disney choose to limit its availability on dvd and streaming services.
Song of The South, a great film, fortunately still have the VHS!
Sadly, the Uncle Remus stories (Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, Brer Bear, etc) were part of African American culture from the 19th century, handed down via word of mouth over the years. The idea was that black people taught life lessons to their kids by way of those stories. Eventually a large publisher put out a book of them around the turn of the century. Disney then bought the rights and made Song of the South, which incorrectly portrayed life in slavery as happy-go-lucky. Hattie McDaniel, who won an Oscar for the role of the housemaid Mammie in Gone With The Wind, played basically the same part in Song of the South.
Incorrect, the time set in the movie was post civil war, they were showing that the former slaves, then share-croppers, were much happier. But it also showed how they weren't quite equals. Not all former slaves had the same experience, but Song of the South was supposed to show how the end of slavery wasn't only just, but a massive improvement for all concerned.
I love Song of the South! You can actually still find the movie online!
People who deemed song of the South offensive because it portrays a kindly black man in southern America years after slavery was abolished, its ridiculous how people can't escape wanting to be offended by something.
They did the same thing with aunt Jamima and uncle Ben, deeming it offensive to have black people on food packaging because they somehow imagine there's context for slavery, when in reality all they've done is erased two black characters people recognise fondly.
Loved song of the south... Song is still stuck in my head.
The Emoji Movie Shouldn't Had Ever Been Released why Sony why !?!!!!
Atleast they have followed it up with Spider-Man into the spider verse
Movie banned because a map shown was inaccurate, hilarious 😂
A point of fact regarding the commentary on the Mickey Mouse movie - Dixie was by no means a southern song. It had been written not too long before the Civil War broke out and it was a big favorite in both the Union and the Confederacy, especially amongst the soldiers. The tune is catchy and highly singable. It is of course natural that over the years it would be associated as a 'southern' song, but at the time of the Civil War, it was a national song ("national" is the best term i can come up with for it, although a part of the controversy was whether one's nation was one's state or the broader union).
Song of the South should be number one. Not only is it the only Disney film that has not been released in the US on VHS and DVD, but it is the only Disney film made by Disney himself that includes a whole family. There is a mother and a father, no step parents. In every early Disney film, Disney released films with only one parent alive and a step parent.
Song of the South is a beautiful film and the stories told about Bear Rabbit, Bear Fox, and Bear Bear, are lessons in life. Not only lessons in life, but stories about how the slaves endured life. It’s a true heartfelt and moving film. You really have to sit and think about what is going on and not being outright said. It’s really a movie where you have to use your brain to understand the beauty of it. It’s sad that it’s been banned for so long. I spoke to a younger colleague about the film and she didn’t know about the film. She knew about song but not the film. I asked her if she ever wondered what the concept was behind Splash Mountain? And she didn’t know. When I explained about the film, she was really interested in seeing it.
Kids today will never know the joy of watching Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah on a VHS player and not thinking anything of it. I pity their souls.
Didn't it win the Academy Award for Best Original Song?
off topic, but what alphabet is that in ur name?
@@barrycherry2934 I not very well versed in it, I just love mythology; but those look like Norse Runes
@@Ecl1pse09 k, thx
Wait wasn’t song of the South a Movie that had one of the First Black Leads in a Disney Movie and Black Voice Actors?
yes
He was also the first male black actor to receive an Academy Award (honorary).
"Song of the South" took place POSTBELLUM. I loved that movie; still do. I have a copy on DVD. All my favorite children's stories and life lessons come from it.
I saw the re-release of Song of The South when I was 5. The scene where the kid gets tagged by the bull scared me. I had the story record, too.
I heard that the (Buzz) Lightyear movie was banned in China, Malaysia, and the Arabian countries because of the (mockingly) "infamous" kiss scene.
Frightening that they would put that in a children's movie.
E.T. lost all dignity to me, when they took the guns out of the agents hands. So stupid. Good way to play to the bottom of the field, Spielberg.
We could only hope the guns of the weekend soldiers at Kent state could vanish the same bloodless and easy. Or Ruby Ridge. The government isn't safe armed.
@@katherinecody6570 yeah, that's what a mean. The government was way more dangerous then E T. It lost a lot of suspense and social commentary when they took that out
By "banning," the fact of something, instead of educating the reason, you're only asking for more of the same in return. Only worse.
So that's where Lamar Wilson got that song from during that cereal episode with Dashie XP
Et is my favorite of all time
I for one actually like live action and cartoon crossovers. My favorites were Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Space Jam. The only live action and cartoon crossover that should've and should really be banned everywhere in the world would be the Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers movie of Disney+. That movie was crude, insulting, gross, and maybe even R or X rated at some scenes. The part that grosses me out the most was Gadget and Zipper getting married and having kids.🤮
Can you do comic book origin of DC Captain Comet and Adam Strange?
Song of South is my favorite Disney movie. It's not about racism. It's about two people being friends & the little boy being taught to use his brain and not his mussels.
Some of these movies being banned I can understand why (like Song of the South), but for films like Mary Poppins, Shrek 2, ET (how is it #1?), CHRISTOPHER ROBIN???, what the good grief?!
Song of the South was banned because of ignorant people that lack critical thinking skills, nothing more.
I loved Song of the South One of Disney's Best
Poor Whinne, got banned because some other party abusing him. Wish he could file a defamation lawsuit against them.
Whinne was quite popular when I was a kid in China, so sad it ended up like that.
That scene in et where the people in space suits come busting in and the mom goes this is my house! Used to terrify me! I still got chills watching the clip! I’m surprised that it was number 1 though and not song of the south. I knew it would be on there but I’m surprised it was 3 and not 1…
A wrinkle in time was trash
Shrek 2 was banned for a mistranslation 😆
Wow! I was shocked that ET, Barney and Mary Poppins were a few of these movies.
I think it's weird that Disney parks still feature so much of Song of the South
Having a quota on the number of foreign films is NOT the same thing as being banned or prohibited.
Until you realize it's just an excuse the CCP uses for banning it.
yes it is
Because of this video, I just watched A wrinkle in time. I love sci-fi and never saw anything about that movie until today. The movie wasn't bad but it also wasn't good (Although it was much closer to bad than good). I fail to understand in what way Religion had anything to do with it. It was pure sci-fi to me.
One of the controversies with the movie was that it had scrubbed most or all of the book's religious content. I never read the book, so I cannot compare. A lot of parents were looking forward to a movie version of a book that treated religion (particularly Christianity and more particularly the Catholic Church) with respect,
good video
7:26 Today's America may ban "Song of the South," but they can NEVER erase the impact the infamous song "Zip A Dee Doo Dah" has had on the people who grew up watching the film, or like me, at least grew up hearing the song being referenced and/or used in countless ways (such was the way of the 1990s) and even in singalongs EVERYWHERE! Even when I'm feeling down and out I sing the song in my head repeatedly to cheer me up. You can take the movie out of today and tomorrow, but you can't take it out of yesterday
Marry Poppins banned to promote more cartoon series from/in China, that's a dumb reason as it doesn't effect that at all. There's a lot of dumb reasons on why these films were banned. As for Song of the South, I've never seen it but I wanna judge for myself instead of taking other people's word; I go by the story itself and know the difference from fiction and reality. Everybody says it shows blacks love being slaves, but again...that's fiction and I go by stories for entertainment with my opinions. My brother-in-law said The Batman with Robert Pattinson was not so great and not worth seeing, but I wanted to judge for myself and liked it. That's another reason of *WHY* I make my own thoughts on films.
“Give splash mountain the Princess and the frog treatment”
F*CK YES!!!
I have an HD copy of "Song of the South". It's not hard to find if you look online.
I have song of the South and when I watch it all I can see is a good movie with Bare Rabbit to make it funny
Disney would never EVER release Song of the South on Home Video or on streaming service.
Actually it's on VHS but it's really hard to find
@@randomreviews4278
Only in the European regions.
It is currently banned in the United States.
🎃 "The Garbage Pail Kids" (1987)
My sister bought me a copy of song of the south last year, it really brought back memories.
Amazing video watch mojo of kids movies that are banned from other countries for bizarre reasons,fantastic job.
*E.T.:* One of the greatest films ever made and one of the most successful in history. Everything about it is amazing and iconic.
*Sweden:* Says it's bad for kids because adults are perceived as scary threats to the alien who is trying to run away from them.