Censorship is stupid.. I know what to show my children.. Okay I get it! Children may not be ready for this type of things yet but I'm the parent I'm the parent let me decide that.. Everybody is not a Karen you know..
When it comes to children it's way more complex than that. For us what you described is so much worse, but that's something abstract to small children, but their seeing the scene of Kuzco throwing a rock at someone's head got a lot of laughs from their family is enough for them to do the same later, and end up hurting someone pretty seriously.
@@leoff7 Right... and like it's totally worse than say all the booby traps in Home Alone, which in case you weren't aware realistically violates a whole lot of laws as each trap could easily maim/kill a person in real life. LegalEagle made a basic legal breakdown of the film a few months back. The fact that Disney would rather host the film on their platform without any censorship or disclaimer warning goes to show their priorities. And before you lose you shit, yes I know it's a comedy & the stunts are fake, but I'm an adult, I know how dangerous the stunts are in real life, but can you say the same for a kid? For all they know, if it looks harmless in the movie, then it should be harmless in real life. Like how in the movie it shows that there's nothing wrong with setting off unsupervised firecrackers in-doors or how stepping on nails would only be painful (ignoring the likelihood of tetanus), and that hooking a car battery to a metal sink basin would shock a person, but not kill them to name but a small handful.
Relax dude. Kids in real life can’t do the things or have access to things that Kevin did in Home Alone? Don’t you think you would have heard of an incident if kids were copying it?
Watched "Goofy Movie" countless times as a kid, never once thought of Max catching Roxanne as anything but innocent. It's not like Roxanne has a huge bust or anything.
Archer made fun of it too. Their spy organization is called I.S.I.S. in opposition to O.D.I.N. a rival spy network. They get raided because the stupid government thinks they're terrorists (but as I recall it's actually because they're horribly corrupt and Mallory is committing tax evasion).
@@dakelong6047 omg that's amazing, I'm hoping to find some copies myself at some point, you seem like a cool dude and you definitely have good taste lol
Idk, if Disney is so family friendly, then why do they have anything over the PG rating (which in my view, is the highest rating one could go if we're talking about children)? Or the Simpsons? While the Simpsons aren't as suggestive as Family Guy, I think it still has things kids shouldn't see. I'm not into adult oriented cartoons, though, so correct me if I'm wrong. And sure, some Marvel and Star Wars movies may not be filled with blood and swearing, but seeing a lot of violence and/or limbs being chopped off could be disturbing for kids as well. Plus was Who Framed Roger Rabbit really intended to be "family friendly"? I never saw it, but I can tell that Betty Boop was definitely one of those seemingly "sexual" icons.
Isis from Hannah Montana was named after the Egyptian goddess, wife and queen consort of Osiris the divine king. as a popular queen, her modern pop-music counterpart is Madonna. Even the Islamic State was renamed ISIL. The two have no relation to eachother and are never mixed-up regardless of how similar their names are.
I'm happy back in about 20 years or so, the cartoons we watched weren't censored. You watch them now and you get so many jokes. Classics like Johny Bravo, Samurai Jack, Puca and Garu, many many shows on FoxKids, Jetix and more. Godness these kids are screwed.
8:00 the aladdin opening song was changed before the movie even made it to home video on VHS, long before DVD. so unless you saw aladdin in theaters when it first came out, most people wouldn't even know.
The video didn’t explicitly say what people thought they heard the tiger scene. Just from what the video said about people “mishearing it”I thought it’s going to include a word that is spelled similarly to tiger. But boy was I wrong! The line line sounds like it’s saying “good teenagers take off their clothes” like wtf!!! If that’s real that’s fucking nuts!
This is why you always keep the original physical copies, instead of relying on digital platforms. If you want the real version of the movie, or tv show, you wanna watch, just go out and buy, or rent, the physical version.
rather than censoring i feel like having notices at the beginning of films does the job just fine to reflect their current values and still preserving the original for people who wanna see it and form their own opinion about stuff
DC and Marvel apparently agree about the name "Isis" being inappropriate. DC comics has had a character named Isis, based on the 70s Saturday TV show The Shazam!/Isis Hour, as part of the Black Adam family since 2006, and she will be appearing in the Black Adam movie . . . but not with that name. You can't blame them. If a superhero / antihero of middle eastern descent named Isis were introduced today, it would get memed, become a Fox News talking point, and the discussion about the name would drown out discussion of the character herself. Understandable, but still, it's a shame many adults either can't grasp the concept of unrelated things having the same name or choose to ignore it in favor of stirring up drama.
Instead, a whole ancient culture gets the boot because of a modern terrorist group's ENGLISH name abreviates to the name of an Egyptian goddess. Terrorism won.
@@aidanhever3369 You can still see the side shot when she gets out of the water on the beach. It was and is only one second long and not in focus but it is still there.
Having grown up watching The Little Mermaid many times (as it's the only Disney movie I really love), I do not remotely remember it showing her butt. Wtf?
You forgot Jafar’s death. Originally, it showed his Skeleton. Also, there was an episode of Timon and Pumbaa where 5 minutes were cut out showing a character as a Japanese warrior.
That Toy Story 2 casting couch joke was hilarious....such a shame. Feel like Disney should have a filter to allow grown ups to see the unedited versions
I see it as trying to shed light on that horrible practice in a way that will be seen more easily. What happens to the next Weinstein when all references to that practice are censored?
So, we censoring the name of a Egyptian goddess? I mean she wasn't the best person but still, surprised clan or or the phrase " I ran" haven't been removed too
This reminds me of when Disney cancelled The Owl House (for some reason...) because it didn't fit the family friendly brand. Yet gravity falls finale shows bill re-arranging someone's face, and Amphibia's finale shows a child being impaled on a sword. In conclusion, Disney has no idea what they're doing.
I've watched A Goofy Movie a lot, both as a kid and a grown man. Actually, it's one of my favorite animations of all time. Never once I payed attention to Max's face in this scene, even less saw it bumping into Roxane's chest. I did now, 3000 years later, in this video.
I personally never noticed that at the beginning of Goofy Movie Roxanne's chest bumping Max on the nose so I personally would never have noticed the change if I was rewatching it on Disney+
It's not just Disney+ that censored the Lilo and Stitch scene. I read somewhere that Thai version debuted in a British TV airing in 2006. Also, the Disney Junior airing shows Lilo hiding in the dryer but cuts the scene where Nani traps her in the blanket and cuts to her opening it up. For a while, I thought the reason for it being cut was to avoid promoting child abuse.
The Muppet Show got a lot of censorship when it transferred to Disney Plus. Certain acts, episodes, songs, jokes, and imagery was cut due to controversial subjects, licensing, or inappropriate for Disney standards. For example, they cut out some scenes where the Sesame Street Muppets appeared on stage and even removed clips of them singing the theme song.
You missed one. In Star Wars the Clone Wars, season 4 ep. 15, the original scene at the very beginning had Ahsoka ask Anakin if he would rather train younglings at the Jedi temple. He replies “Are you kidding? I would probably kill them,” but in the Disney Plus cut of the episode, the scene changes after he says “Are you kidding?”
Yet all of the torture scenes remain in tact. Then again, I loved watching King TV-94 torturing that one Jedi and laughing at everyone about it. Note: I never saw the og versions aired, I just watched it this year (finished TCW and am watching Rebels now).
What's next the classics, moments in television broadcasting and movie archives of the past? Going after everything that may influence the minds of children to mature and become independent thinkers. Make choice of their own without corporate overlords dictating the content that their minds may comprehend, have explained and resolve to their own decisions. I have a great niece and nephew that watch Disney+, their parents can make the choices for them of what they are allowed to watch. Not have a entertainment corporation decide for them.
In Cars they censored one of the rusty cars yelling Free Bird, I’m guessing cause it’s referencing a Lynyrd Skynyrd song. Good lord 😂 they also left out something else but I forgot
I never even knew about the bust reduction in Knick Knack, until now. Editing Jessica Rabbit in the movie, next thing you know, they'll be editing Tinker Bell and Alice, because there were scenes that were too revealing also. P.S. I couldn't see where Baby Herman was showing the middle finger, it was just too fast to see.
honestly we need to stop being so sensitive and easily offended. Its starting to become a matter of censorship of freedom of artistic expression. Since its the internet that started this mess, the internet needs to fix it. If you all can stand on your soap boxes complaining about offensive things you can get back on your soap boxes and complain about censoring artists and the right to say whatever we want . If you don't like it your not forced to watch it. even worse when Disney has to cut up all the FOX stuff
When I was a child, I threw a rock at my grandma. Long story short: she lost an eye. When my parents asked why I did this, I told them because I saw Kuzco do it. Years later, I threw an acorn at her other eye, and she lost that one too. If Disney plus wouldn’t have changed it, I would have never thought an acorn was a safe alternative.
What about the caterpillar smoking a hookah in Alice in Wonderland? Anybody remember that? Anyhow, none of this offends me. People are so hypersensitive nowadays its pathetic.
The aladdin opening song change was made in the original VHS release. I remember hearing it for the first time, as it sounded like they went to record the overdub and just grabbed the janitor from the hallway to record the new line.
I'm 44 years old and I swear that this generation is way too over-sensitive. Kids will become adults one day and will be exposed to a lot of things that are deemed inappropriate.
It's not just the DVD that censored the lyrics in Aladdin. The original VHS did too. The original lyrics were only in the theatrical release and album and maybe a TV airing.
I don't know if this is true for other countries' Disney+ but in mine, The Proposal scene where Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds collided to each other naked, was censored since part of the scene was cut. I was really upset since that was such a funny scene.
@@TheGingiGamer Naw fam, I ain't giving a single penny to a company who fired James Gunn for a 10 year old tweet, and refused to let a family put spiderman on their dead child's gravestone to honor him.
I live in Switzerland and bought the blu-ray today. According to what’s written, I bought the 2010 version of Toy Story 2. They probably released the movie for the first time in Blu-ray because of Toy Story 3 that was released the same year. That scene with stinky Pete wasn’t cut. In fact, if your Toy Story 2 movie was released before 2019, you’ll have that scene.
@@johnmurphy7674 Yeah. I heard they cut the scene in the 2019 Blu-ray release of Toy Story 2. I still have the 2000 VHS of Toy Story 2 and it has that scene in it.
I think it's funny that people complained about it being culturally insensitive to have the lyrics in the Aladdin song about cutting off an ear. To this day in Saudi Arabia they have a place nicknamed "chop chop square" because its the place they still carry out corporal punishment in the form of chopping off various body parts including heads. They can do that but it's "culturally insensitive" to mention it? How about not doing it anymore and perhaps people wouldn't think you were barbaric.
@@Phil926 just you wait. He basically says what you did but in his hilarious manner. I've seen so many LGBTQ people who have outed themselves as complete hypocrites by saying things along the lines of "I used to love Dave Chappelle but not anymore! He's gone too far." Which basically translates to "I laughed when he was making fun of everyone else, but now that it's about me it's outrageously offensive." Total fools.
I'm dissapointed by the Lion King change. The seeds sprinkling in the wind creates such a beautiful atmosphere that emphasize the magic of nature. The new version seems clunky and awkward. If overly prudish parents didn't point it out, kids wouldn't notice or care. But I like the change to the Aladdin song. The new lyrics are more catchy and fit better with the tone of the film.
@@mike.s.605 Riiiight, because adjective metaphors don't exist and words can only be used as they are defined. Have you ever read a book? Example: The weather is so cold, it's savage and chaotic. Some people are idiots, what buffoons. The heat is intense, it's barbaric.
@@kouaxiong7070 I know what you mean and agree in a bigger picture sense, but the censored lyrics in Aladdin are IMHO poorly done and don't add anything.
Okay the first few makes sense to be Censored or changed. At first sight I didn't understand why they had to deal with censoring gruncle Stan's fez symbol but when I looked into it I was like "I see so they're probably trying to avoid any reference to like religion or even any Reference to that group in particular." So it's kind of a nonsensical censor but it would make sense when you look deep into it
ANOTHER edit on The Muppet Christmas Carol was the elimination of the terrific song, "When Love Is Gone". The Disney suits took out the song because "it made kids sad"!! You can still see it on old VHS/laser and selected blu-ray's. They also digitally removed all of the cigarettes and smoking from the Pecos Bill cartoon short, which now looks super weird and odd.
This Chanel is so inconsistent…. Sometimes they will show the actual comparison. Other times they will show it but talk over it completely so we can’t actually hear the bit in question… other times they just won’t show the altered version!
Removing the symbol from grunkle stans hat kinda annoys me because I know it plays an important role in the show because it fearures on bill ciphers wheel. If they were gonna mess with his hat at least replace it with another symbol so the shows overall mystery still makes sense to new viewers.
The only thing to make a lot of sense to me is the Santa clause and lilo and stitch. Cause they didn't realize the phone number was a legit number and curious kids always have a way of doing things. Like I remember when I was a kid, I think my next door neighbors kid made a false 911 call by accident. So things happen. And I can understand lilo and stitch because they wouldn't want kids playing or hiding in dryers. Idk why she chose a dryer in the first place lol.
A great endorsement for piracy. Thanks! What isn't censored now, WILL be. There's a new sensitive snowflake born everyday that will find something to validate their victimhood status.
Two of these instances of censorship have since been undone: 1.) The symbol on Grunkle Stan’s fez is back after Gravity Falls fans gave enough of an outcry towards its removal. 2.) Splash was restored to being uncensored when Disney upgraded their master of the movie to a new 4K restoration, apparently either forgetting or not caring to continue applying the edit they previously made to that film.
Half this would have never been noticed by children until Disney pointed it out.
not just children half the parents too
better safe than sorry
I know right and ruin it for the rest of us that point it out
@S. G. I know right way out of hand
@S. G. truth!
Censorship is the offense. It's like going into an Art gallery and drawing over the parts of paintings you don't like.
Right! Like, "I see you wrote this award-winning novel that so many people love, let me just grab my Wite-Out real quick."
THIS! So true
Censorship is stupid.. I know what to show my children.. Okay I get it! Children may not be ready for this type of things yet but I'm the parent I'm the parent let me decide that.. Everybody is not a Karen you know..
So... Twitter?
Mello- Twitter is a private company that you sign up to use and agree to its policies. Its not censorship if you agree to it before hand.
The funniest thing about that Toy Story 2 clip is that a Barbie doll actually is a main supporting character in Toy Story 3
That was probably used as a reference
But why was it censored?
@@spongebobfanboi The Me too movement and Twitter
@@juliancaraveo5700 What does that mean
Oops!
Throwing a small rock is too much, but seemingly poisoning someone then throwing their body in a river to drown is just fine for kids? Ok..
And remember bill cypher saying "I have some kids I need to make into corpses"
When it comes to children it's way more complex than that. For us what you described is so much worse, but that's something abstract to small children, but their seeing the scene of Kuzco throwing a rock at someone's head got a lot of laughs from their family is enough for them to do the same later, and end up hurting someone pretty seriously.
@@leoff7 Right... and like it's totally worse than say all the booby traps in Home Alone, which in case you weren't aware realistically violates a whole lot of laws as each trap could easily maim/kill a person in real life. LegalEagle made a basic legal breakdown of the film a few months back. The fact that Disney would rather host the film on their platform without any censorship or disclaimer warning goes to show their priorities. And before you lose you shit, yes I know it's a comedy & the stunts are fake, but I'm an adult, I know how dangerous the stunts are in real life, but can you say the same for a kid? For all they know, if it looks harmless in the movie, then it should be harmless in real life. Like how in the movie it shows that there's nothing wrong with setting off unsupervised firecrackers in-doors or how stepping on nails would only be painful (ignoring the likelihood of tetanus), and that hooking a car battery to a metal sink basin would shock a person, but not kill them to name but a small handful.
Relax dude. Kids in real life can’t do the things or have access to things that Kevin did in Home Alone? Don’t you think you would have heard of an incident if kids were copying it?
@@WT..... Yeah, the Home alone movies has no justification
Watched "Goofy Movie" countless times as a kid, never once thought of Max catching Roxanne as anything but innocent. It's not like Roxanne has a huge bust or anything.
right!, I saw like wait what and its so fast that no one would noticed that.
Innocent? Not if you see it through the eyes of perverts like those who chose to censor it.
Like it doesn’t even look different
What that happened, I grew up on that movie didn’t even notice too hahaha 🤣
I noticed it once when I was a kid. But I had started going through puberty when I noticed it.
Context is everything. Isis was named after the Ancient Egyptian goddess, not the terrorist group.
how many idiots in power do you think actually know that?
Probably quite a few.
Ohhh
@@eren34558 probably not some insane soccer moms, so Disney didn’t want the PR problem
Archer made fun of it too. Their spy organization is called I.S.I.S. in opposition to O.D.I.N. a rival spy network. They get raided because the stupid government thinks they're terrorists (but as I recall it's actually because they're horribly corrupt and Mallory is committing tax evasion).
Disney wants to avoid parallels with ISIS in their character names? We might want to not inform Isis, the Egyptian god.
Young Justice Abridged poked fun at that with the Captain Marvel movie.
"By the wisdom of Isis-"
"ISIS? I KNEW IT!"
"NOT THAT ISIS!"
Isn’t Isis the Egyptian goddess of the moon ?
Fuck YEAH. Or Horus the original Jesus! Can you think of a Virgin birth of a God before... -_-
@@kirbytheotaku737 Yes.
i was thinking the same thing lol
they removed Stan's fez symbol?
Bro, that's like his whole identity!
I though cause it looked like pacman
It’s still there, it must have been removed at first but it’s been back for a while, since it was there when I rewatched it last spring
@@animenut2591 I know
i was thinking also the same thing because it did look like pac-man
I thought it looked like the communist flag
Here in latam must of these are intact
This is why owning physical media is important. Conserve the original footage.
Why do you think i own the 1st 6 starwars movies hardcopies
@@dakelong6047 the OG ones?? Did u get to em before George Lucas did???? 😭😭
There are reasons why im not getting disney plus
@@alim.9801 Tapes for the original 3 and digital for the prequels
@@dakelong6047 omg that's amazing, I'm hoping to find some copies myself at some point, you seem like a cool dude and you definitely have good taste lol
I get that Disney is a family friendly company, but seriously, let parents parent. Hamilton should've been left alone, with a warning attached.
The people who are in charge of the company has to be replaced with people with brains.
I didn't really have a problem with that correction tbh.
@@KamikazeSP06 I believe these censors kinda ruin the entirety of an episode or a movie.
Fully agree. But,then again, Disney only cares until it gets the viewers/money.
Idk, if Disney is so family friendly, then why do they have anything over the PG rating (which in my view, is the highest rating one could go if we're talking about children)? Or the Simpsons?
While the Simpsons aren't as suggestive as Family Guy, I think it still has things kids shouldn't see. I'm not into adult oriented cartoons, though, so correct me if I'm wrong.
And sure, some Marvel and Star Wars movies may not be filled with blood and swearing, but seeing a lot of violence and/or limbs being chopped off could be disturbing for kids as well.
Plus was Who Framed Roger Rabbit really intended to be "family friendly"? I never saw it, but I can tell that Betty Boop was definitely one of those seemingly "sexual" icons.
It’s crazy what companies think they need to censor…it’s kind of ridiculous.
you got that right. There's nothing to really censor at all.
@@Kanefan701 the butt scene in splash, I’d argue would be fine to change. Hannah Montana talking about isis is just funny though
Sex in the dust. WHAT.
Holy Mackerel. Now that's funny.
I just checked. Disney+ still has the Fez Symbol on Stan’s Fez.
That makes sense
Thank you.
@Paz probably bcuz its part of the story
Also the creator also complains on this
@@acertainmysteriousvirtuoso6150 that shows how much he cares for the very show he created from his bare hands
Isis from Hannah Montana was named after the Egyptian goddess, wife and queen consort of Osiris the divine king. as a popular queen, her modern pop-music counterpart is Madonna. Even the Islamic State was renamed ISIL. The two have no relation to eachother and are never mixed-up regardless of how similar their names are.
I’m not offended by the Goofy Movie edit. I never even noticed what happened in the original, and the change doesn’t hurt the scene at all. 🤷♀️
Except for people that wanted to be in his place lol
It’s simply the unnecessariness of it
It just seemed like a waste of time is all. To make that edit.
@@WesleyB-Rook stay mad
16. Disney is up in arms over... a fish Pac Man eating a pellet?
Because it was similar to an actual logo. They could have possibly gotten sued.
@@ashleydowney1222 Yeah, because Disney doesn't sue at the drop of a hat.
Actually, controversially speaking, that’s the symbol similar to The Islamic.
Surprisingly enough the first Home Alone (the best ever and a true classic) was not censored at all, left untouched by Disney Plus
even the getting shot in the crotch part?
@@eren34558 yes, and everything else as well
That's a bit of a double standard.
What was there that would have needed to be censored? It's a completely kid-friendly movie.
@@ashleydowney1222 naturally!
Double standards are proudly embraced by Disney, UN, NYT, EA, you name it.
Imagine how sad it must be to be offended by a movie or cartoon.
The world is full of snowflakes.
@The Classic Animation Archive You soft though lmao
@Barnett You soft though lmao
At 3:33 ...The letters were actually "SFX"...for "Special Effects"...
Yea thats what they said in the video
Censorship is like cancer, Once started, it spreads out of control
I'm happy back in about 20 years or so, the cartoons we watched weren't censored. You watch them now and you get so many jokes. Classics like Johny Bravo, Samurai Jack, Puca and Garu, many many shows on FoxKids, Jetix and more. Godness these kids are screwed.
Think of the companies that sell bubblewrap. They need the money!
I watched Powerpuff Girls for the first time in about 16 years or so and oh my god the humor in that show is fantastic
They made a new season of samurai Jack recently. It was far darker than the old seasons.
Now that's a nonsensical censor. Does it matter if he threw a rock or an acorn? it doesn't really make a difference
Well, look at my comment. It can lead to slightly hilarious images in your mind if your Dutch. Nicely done, Disney. It just had to be an acorn, ey?
thats what I said to and they call that physical violence ha what a laugh paucha didnt fall down on the ground in pain good greife its a laugh
Personally, I think it's very sad that things have to be candy coated to avoid hurting feelings these days.. :\
The word is pathetic not sad
Ain't that the truth
I thought the Grunkle fez icon on it was like Pac-Man eating a dot
SAME
Censorship, good freaking grief.
thats what I say to
Karen's love getting triggered over stupid stuff
@@johnstone3460 too*
@@matthewwelsh294 Karens* Apostrophes aren't used to make plurals. Stop using them for that.
@@englishatheart Are you a Karen yourself 🙄🙄
8:00 the aladdin opening song was changed before the movie even made it to home video on VHS, long before DVD. so unless you saw aladdin in theaters when it first came out, most people wouldn't even know.
.... or if you own the soundtrack
The video didn’t explicitly say what people thought they heard the tiger scene. Just from what the video said about people “mishearing it”I thought it’s going to include a word that is spelled similarly to tiger. But boy was I wrong! The line line sounds like it’s saying “good teenagers take off their clothes” like wtf!!! If that’s real that’s fucking nuts!
This is why you always keep the original physical copies, instead of relying on digital platforms. If you want the real version of the movie, or tv show, you wanna watch, just go out and buy, or rent, the physical version.
rather than censoring i feel like having notices at the beginning of films does the job just fine to reflect their current values and still preserving the original for people who wanna see it and form their own opinion about stuff
While notice are a lesser evil they are both stupid and patronising.
I'd rather have a warning over censorship.
Don’t eff with the Babysitter is one of the more memorable quotes from Adventures in Babysitting.
That movie was on HBO Max when that service started. No worries about that line being cut. So glad I have the DVD.
The day I learned of the change, I bought the 2012 Bluray on Amazon. Thank god.
DC and Marvel apparently agree about the name "Isis" being inappropriate. DC comics has had a character named Isis, based on the 70s Saturday TV show The Shazam!/Isis Hour, as part of the Black Adam family since 2006, and she will be appearing in the Black Adam movie . . . but not with that name.
You can't blame them. If a superhero / antihero of middle eastern descent named Isis were introduced today, it would get memed, become a Fox News talking point, and the discussion about the name would drown out discussion of the character herself. Understandable, but still, it's a shame many adults either can't grasp the concept of unrelated things having the same name or choose to ignore it in favor of stirring up drama.
Instead, a whole ancient culture gets the boot because of a modern terrorist group's ENGLISH name abreviates to the name of an Egyptian goddess. Terrorism won.
Disney:
**censors Stan's symbol on his fez**
Gravity Falls on the regular basis:
*_I HAVE SOME CHILDREN I NEED TO TURN INTO CORPSES_*
Even if that's what Raven said, how would that be a "disparaging racial remark"
This comes off more like "being offended on behalf of black people"
im still trying to figure out what she said wrong!
@@KamikazeSP06 The story is Raven got caught up in the moment and called Eddie a n*gga.
I'm saying man!! We didn't even complain about it!! Why should anyone else???!!!
@@KamikazeSP06 I'm confused about too!
Somehow Ariel's bare side butt shot is still in Little Mermaid.
Not anymore on Blu Ray and Disney+. They made the shadows darker so we can't see her butt crack. And that was before Madison's.
@@aidanhever3369 You can still see the side shot when she gets out of the water on the beach. It was and is only one second long and not in focus but it is still there.
@@torru36 Seriously, what's wrong with the backside ? It's not so inappropriate as the frontside.
Having grown up watching The Little Mermaid many times (as it's the only Disney movie I really love), I do not remotely remember it showing her butt. Wtf?
@@englishatheart It's really fast and only on one side so you wouldn't see it if you aren't looking and don't know the actual time.
You forgot Jafar’s death. Originally, it showed his Skeleton.
Also, there was an episode of Timon and Pumbaa where 5 minutes were cut out showing a character as a Japanese warrior.
The only thing I noticed on Disney Plus was Lilo and Stitch with the oven being replaced with a pizza box.
its NOT a oven its a clothes dryer!!
And I was hiding in the dryer in about 1988
Disney left the F bomb in Dark Phoenix. I laughed so hard.
And in almost every other X-Men film that has it, like Days of Future Past.
Originally a 20th Century Fox movie, completed before the takeover was finalized. Big whoop.
That Toy Story 2 casting couch joke was hilarious....such a shame. Feel like Disney should have a filter to allow grown ups to see the unedited versions
I remember feeling weird about it as a kid, I think I stop liking babies cuz of that🤣🤣.
I see it as trying to shed light on that horrible practice in a way that will be seen more easily.
What happens to the next Weinstein when all references to that practice are censored?
@@ianchristmas Thank you! Let a villain be a villain.
Why would they censor freaking gravity falls
This is why owning physical media is important. Don’ t let cancel culture erase our history.
lots of stuff gets censors before going to physical so that don't even help
The Emperor's New Groove is so funny and so underrated.
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 I believe it to be the best Disney flick 🤫🤷🏽♂️
I agree!
Disney: Congratulations, you are being rescued, please do not resist
that's religion and political movements, not corporations
Bowlderizing at its best...
Says the droid K2(! Isn't that a drug?)-SO.
I loved him, he was so awesome.
So, we censoring the name of a Egyptian goddess? I mean she wasn't the best person but still, surprised clan or or the phrase " I ran" haven't been removed too
Kids asking relevant questions, cowardly parents refuse to answer.
Solution : Blame it on Disney
This should make an awesome "lecture your goddamn kids while making sure they listen, focus, and absorb" PSA!
This reminds me of when Disney cancelled The Owl House (for some reason...) because it didn't fit the family friendly brand. Yet gravity falls finale shows bill re-arranging someone's face, and Amphibia's finale shows a child being impaled on a sword. In conclusion, Disney has no idea what they're doing.
Yep.
Don't forget Bill says "I have some kids I need to make into corpses"
I still can't get over that *"So Raven"* edits.. How was that a problem??
Owl House was so good too
Omg really?? I want to watch owl house. 😭
Donald never says the f word, it's "says who?"
but it sound like he dose
That's what they said
It definitely sounds like he does.
This is why I have a huge Disney DVD and VHS collection, because of censorship.
ME TOO!!
well DVD & Blu-Ray anyway
I've watched A Goofy Movie a lot, both as a kid and a grown man. Actually, it's one of my favorite animations of all time. Never once I payed attention to Max's face in this scene, even less saw it bumping into Roxane's chest. I did now, 3000 years later, in this video.
I can't imagine some characters being seen not smoking something (ie. Popeye with his iconic pipe)
Not even Popeye is safe from his pipe being taken away (a webseries by Wildbrain showed him without his pipe)
I'm so tired of all that censorship 🤬
I think the Harlem Shake was removed because of its association with Filthy Frank (as he created the meme).
Exactly what I was thinking lol
I thought Disney was just being cheap & didn’t want to pay for it’s use. But that’s a good theory
@@Sk8rToon To be Frank, I think you're right.
the shake came out in 1981 way before frank
Disney was cooler 10 Years ago!
20
It was before the ✡️ got involved
I personally never noticed that at the beginning of Goofy Movie Roxanne's chest bumping Max on the nose so I personally would never have noticed the change if I was rewatching it on Disney+
Lin-Manuel saying he literally gave up two fucks made me laugh 😂
14:40 I’m catholic and I loved that scene. Stupid censorship.
These went WAY over my head as a kid.
1:22, 2:10 Isis is the name of the goddess of fertility, love and medicine in Egyptian mythology. It is a centuries old name.
It's not just Disney+ that censored the Lilo and Stitch scene. I read somewhere that Thai version debuted in a British TV airing in 2006. Also, the Disney Junior airing shows Lilo hiding in the dryer but cuts the scene where Nani traps her in the blanket and cuts to her opening it up. For a while, I thought the reason for it being cut was to avoid promoting child abuse.
The Muppet Show got a lot of censorship when it transferred to Disney Plus. Certain acts, episodes, songs, jokes, and imagery was cut due to controversial subjects, licensing, or inappropriate for Disney standards. For example, they cut out some scenes where the Sesame Street Muppets appeared on stage and even removed clips of them singing the theme song.
songs were cut cause of the licensing of the song
So thats why when the 1st 3 DVDs of the Muppet Show show the songs used for UK audiences!
I would mention other things Disney missed. But I dont want them to be censored lol
You missed one. In Star Wars the Clone Wars, season 4 ep. 15, the original scene at the very beginning had Ahsoka ask Anakin if he would rather train younglings at the Jedi temple. He replies “Are you kidding? I would probably kill them,” but in the Disney Plus cut of the episode, the scene changes after he says “Are you kidding?”
And yet Anakin actually does that in Revenge of the Sith. Offscreen anyway.
Yet all of the torture scenes remain in tact.
Then again, I loved watching King TV-94 torturing that one Jedi and laughing at everyone about it.
Note: I never saw the og versions aired, I just watched it this year (finished TCW and am watching Rebels now).
My mom just died and I needed this thank you so much
Oh no! I’m so sorry for your loss.😔🙏🏻
May she rest in peace
but...I dont think its a good move to tell your loss in the internet, some people can be a bastard
I am sorry for your lost.
Deepest condolences.
Rest in pepperonis
What's next the classics, moments in television broadcasting and movie archives of the past?
Going after everything that may influence the minds of children to mature and become independent thinkers. Make choice of their own without corporate overlords dictating the content that their minds may comprehend, have explained and resolve to their own decisions.
I have a great niece and nephew that watch Disney+, their parents can make the choices for them of what they are allowed to watch. Not have a entertainment corporation decide for them.
exactly whose disney plus to do this anyway the parents should have that choice to decide not disney plus
Warner Bros does the censorship too it's just not as blatant.
In Cars they censored one of the rusty cars yelling Free Bird, I’m guessing cause it’s referencing a Lynyrd Skynyrd song. Good lord 😂 they also left out something else but I forgot
Should I tell this to my dad? That's like...His favorite song.
"This is the world we live in!"
"Oh, oh, oh!!!"
“Land of Confusion”.
I never even knew about the bust reduction in Knick Knack, until now. Editing Jessica Rabbit in the movie, next thing you know, they'll be editing Tinker Bell and Alice, because there were scenes that were too revealing also.
P.S. I couldn't see where Baby Herman was showing the middle finger, it was just too fast to see.
honestly we need to stop being so sensitive and easily offended. Its starting to become a matter of censorship of freedom of artistic expression. Since its the internet that started this mess, the internet needs to fix it. If you all can stand on your soap boxes complaining about offensive things you can get back on your soap boxes and complain about censoring artists and the right to say whatever we want . If you don't like it your not forced to watch it. even worse when Disney has to cut up all the FOX stuff
Ah yes the good old book.
"Everyone poops but Disney characters"
When I was a child, I threw a rock at my grandma. Long story short: she lost an eye. When my parents asked why I did this, I told them because I saw Kuzco do it. Years later, I threw an acorn at her other eye, and she lost that one too. If Disney plus wouldn’t have changed it, I would have never thought an acorn was a safe alternative.
lmao wtf 😂😂😂
What about the caterpillar smoking a hookah in Alice in Wonderland? Anybody remember that? Anyhow, none of this offends me. People are so hypersensitive nowadays its pathetic.
They removed the word “midget” from the first episode of Recess
Movies/TV shows are works of art and should be left untouched.
Amen. People and Disney are so soft.
The aladdin opening song change was made in the original VHS release. I remember hearing it for the first time, as it sounded like they went to record the overdub and just grabbed the janitor from the hallway to record the new line.
I'm 44 years old and I swear that this generation is way too over-sensitive. Kids will become adults one day and will be exposed to a lot of things that are deemed inappropriate.
I bet X-Men films has a LOT of things that need to be censored.
Breast reductions all round
yep
I've learned about quite a few of these changes over the years.
The Muppets was censored as well with several episodes altered or not shown at all.
It's not just the DVD that censored the lyrics in Aladdin. The original VHS did too. The original lyrics were only in the theatrical release and album and maybe a TV airing.
It's probably a false memory for me but I remember the line on our VHS copy.
It was also on the soundtrack CD, so be on the lookout for that if you want to hear the original lyric
Actually remember that toy Story 2 mid credit scene. Understandable censor completely.
Censorship isn’t understandable. Especially in art
It's on the first DVD release from the late 90s-early 2000s.
I don't know if this is true for other countries' Disney+ but in mine, The Proposal scene where Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds collided to each other naked, was censored since part of the scene was cut.
I was really upset since that was such a funny scene.
I thought the movie was stupid. I like Sandra Bullock. Ryan Reynolds on the other hand annoys me in every movie I have seen him in.
@@ashleydowney1222 Well, personally, it's one of my favorite romcom movies but hey, the movie's not for everyone.
More like top 20 reasons NOT to use Disney+
Thank you
Hahahahahaha
"Isis is here"
"Oops"
Okay. I laughed way too hard at that.
Great, now I have another reason not to get Disney+.
It's still extremely fun to rewatch shows and films from my childhood, along with almost every Marvel film on there.
@@cookscreativecorner True...But I refuse to support disney for the scummy things thru have done.
@@Nicky2414 Oh come on
@@TheGingiGamer Naw fam, I ain't giving a single penny to a company who fired James Gunn for a 10 year old tweet, and refused to let a family put spiderman on their dead child's gravestone to honor him.
17:41 I never knew this was censored. I remember seeing this on my VHS copy of this movie.
I live in Switzerland and bought the blu-ray today. According to what’s written, I bought the 2010 version of Toy Story 2. They probably released the movie for the first time in Blu-ray because of Toy Story 3 that was released the same year.
That scene with stinky Pete wasn’t cut.
In fact, if your Toy Story 2 movie was released before 2019, you’ll have that scene.
@@johnmurphy7674 Yeah. I heard they cut the scene in the 2019 Blu-ray release of Toy Story 2. I still have the 2000 VHS of Toy Story 2 and it has that scene in it.
@@spongebobfanboi Yeah that’s right. Fortunately they can’t censor it. Keep your VHS preciously.
@@johnmurphy7674 I will.
I think it's funny that people complained about it being culturally insensitive to have the lyrics in the Aladdin song about cutting off an ear. To this day in Saudi Arabia they have a place nicknamed "chop chop square" because its the place they still carry out corporal punishment in the form of chopping off various body parts including heads. They can do that but it's "culturally insensitive" to mention it? How about not doing it anymore and perhaps people wouldn't think you were barbaric.
Haven't you learned yet? Even if what someone days is 100% true, if it refers to any racial or cultural group it's racist.
@@Phil926 have you seen the new Chappelle special?
@@nakmuay7705 i have not. I'd like to. I think he's hilarious. But i don't have netflix
@@Phil926 just you wait. He basically says what you did but in his hilarious manner. I've seen so many LGBTQ people who have outed themselves as complete hypocrites by saying things along the lines of "I used to love Dave Chappelle but not anymore! He's gone too far." Which basically translates to "I laughed when he was making fun of everyone else, but now that it's about me it's outrageously offensive." Total fools.
In Aladdin, what did people think Aladdin was saying when he whispered the line "Good tiger, takeoff and go" ?
I'm dissapointed by the Lion King change. The seeds sprinkling in the wind creates such a beautiful atmosphere that emphasize the magic of nature. The new version seems clunky and awkward. If overly prudish parents didn't point it out, kids wouldn't notice or care.
But I like the change to the Aladdin song. The new lyrics are more catchy and fit better with the tone of the film.
Prudish parents should get their ass spanked for being Karen's
the lyrics fit better? huh? how is the heat being intense "barbaric"?
@@mike.s.605 Riiiight, because adjective metaphors don't exist and words can only be used as they are defined. Have you ever read a book?
Example: The weather is so cold, it's savage and chaotic. Some people are idiots, what buffoons. The heat is intense, it's barbaric.
@@kouaxiong7070 I know what you mean and agree in a bigger picture sense, but the censored lyrics in Aladdin are IMHO poorly done and don't add anything.
todays censorship disturbs me heavily. I couldn't stop shaking my head while watching this.
Okay the first few makes sense to be Censored or changed. At first sight I didn't understand why they had to deal with censoring gruncle Stan's fez symbol but when I looked into it I was like "I see so they're probably trying to avoid any reference to like religion or even any Reference to that group in particular." So it's kind of a nonsensical censor but it would make sense when you look deep into it
Nothing should be censored. What's this North Korea. If I was the government, I would banned censorship
ANOTHER edit on The Muppet Christmas Carol was the elimination of the terrific song, "When Love Is Gone". The Disney suits took out the song because "it made kids sad"!! You can still see it on old VHS/laser and selected blu-ray's.
They also digitally removed all of the cigarettes and smoking from the Pecos Bill cartoon short, which now looks super weird and odd.
At least Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Home Alone are not censored on Disney+.
oh you wait they will find stupid ways of cutting things out
According to TV Tropes this list would be an example of "Bowdlerise."
Is this a reposted video? :o I think just 1 or 2 clips are new then the rest is just the same lol
They censored the cartoon poop on Bluey, yet they kept Jonathan Groff's up close spit in Hamilton.
This Chanel is so inconsistent…. Sometimes they will show the actual comparison. Other times they will show it but talk over it completely so we can’t actually hear the bit in question… other times they just won’t show the altered version!
you have no idea how top ten channel work do you
@@jimbo9208 I do yeah
Removing the symbol from grunkle stans hat kinda annoys me because I know it plays an important role in the show because it fearures on bill ciphers wheel. If they were gonna mess with his hat at least replace it with another symbol so the shows overall mystery still makes sense to new viewers.
Ironically the title of the book ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ is based on is called ‘Who Censored Roger Rabbit’.
The only thing to make a lot of sense to me is the Santa clause and lilo and stitch. Cause they didn't realize the phone number was a legit number and curious kids always have a way of doing things. Like I remember when I was a kid, I think my next door neighbors kid made a false 911 call by accident. So things happen. And I can understand lilo and stitch because they wouldn't want kids playing or hiding in dryers. Idk why she chose a dryer in the first place lol.
A great endorsement for piracy. Thanks! What isn't censored now, WILL be. There's a new sensitive snowflake born everyday that will find something to validate their victimhood status.
Two of these instances of censorship have since been undone:
1.) The symbol on Grunkle Stan’s fez is back after Gravity Falls fans gave enough of an outcry towards its removal.
2.) Splash was restored to being uncensored when Disney upgraded their master of the movie to a new 4K restoration, apparently either forgetting or not caring to continue applying the edit they previously made to that film.
17:40 Actually, this was very funny. I died laughing when I saw it. We need more edginess in modern media.
Keep it up on your work and this channel