I think the melting flesh scene should have stayed in the Black Cauldron. As a kid having at least one somewhat traumatizing scene in a movie made the whole story more real then when everything was just supersafe. Most other mentioned scenes, though, sounded way over the top and were rightfully cut.
at 5:24 it's stated by Rhett Reese "he is standing in the German Nursery". Well it's a good damn thing you didn't have Deadpool kill that baby. That wouldn't have been the right baby. Hitler would have been in an Austrian nursery.
The way they describe the Deadpool bar scene without giving any actual context is like Dwight Schrute telling The Aristocrats joke: "And then the man says something really, really raunchy..."
The Road (2009) originally had a scene that was also in the book where father and son reach an abandoned campsite and find a human infant being roasted on a spit over a fire. It was cut out entirely by the director because it was too much. Even the author of the novel Cormac McCarthy was fine with it being cut out.
It was quite clear that he was hanged by the vine but it wasn't a glorified moment by any means. Tarzan and the viewer (myself at least) felt regret at that outcome. A lot of deaths happened in that film though. It was a very well done animation I think and Im glad they didnt cut corners or ovesimplify
I think given it’s only a shadow and is such a quick flash, the censors probably didn’t see much. Thankfully it wasn’t glorified but it’s a creepy image
I actually had to play that again because I was confused they said they cut it. My copy most definitely has the spillage. Is yours unrated? I can’t remember if mine is or not I’ll have to check.
@@beersandbacon you know what you are right. I can not assume others, watch TH-cam without watching the videos. Just because I can imagine what Is going on, doesn't mean others can. Also just because all the readers I know can do the same. Doesn't mean others cant. Forgive my closed minded statement.
They didn’t destroy it. The OG cut was stored away in a Utah salt mine and unfortunately when they wanted to release that OG version the film was destroyed due to the elements within the mine. That director’s cut will never be seen as it’s lost for good
Yea I'm against Disney cutting those scenes and I'm black. It would've been better to have a conversation about the history around those depictions instead of pretending it never happened. Pretending it never happened won't stop racism
Very common misconception there. This is not a matter of pretending something never existed. It's about trying to keep something relevant for audiences of today almost a century after its creation. (The fact that old Disney movies are outdated conservative hogwash in themselves is another story.) Nothing stays current forever. And a little adjustment goes a long way. I know, I work as a book translator and just finished a new version of "Hound of the Baskervilles". Therein lies a passage where Sherlock Holmes asks a physician if he can tell apart the skulls of "a Negro and an Eskimo". Obviously, in my translation I adjusted this to be the counterparts of "an African and an Inuit" instead. No biggie. Conan Doyle didn't mean to be offensive in 1901, so I updated his wording to something that wouldn't be offensive over a century later. I'm pretty sure he'd give a thumbs up had he been here.
@@erikthompson619 I see what what you're saying. But it seems like they're just straight up erasing characters from the movies, seems a little more than a slight change to me.
@@enigmanegus2845 agreed! Censorship just breeds ignorance in terms of correcting important issues, can’t ignore where we used to be if we ever want to make progress.
'Lair of the White Worm'. It's not *that* old really - 1988, so more recent than 'Gremlins'. Odder than it is old! Worth watching just for Amanda Donohoe... (Dir. Ken Russell, therefore kind of 'serious cinema', notwithstanding bonkers plot-line). I was still in my early teens so, to me, it was like 'woah, is this allowed?' It'd be considered more like 'mildly titillating' today, I guess. :)
@@shka-n1t Slightly worrying :) I saw a lot of similarities to LoWW to American Warewolf tbh (in terms of story orchestration etc).. But have to admit, going to the premier might of been disturbing given the time
"Black Cauldron", I just can't. Disney cried all the way to the bank...$40 million was their yearly budget for sawdust to soak up barf at Magic Mountain. Eisner made billions for the mouse during that decade and ruined careers along the way. The Mouse cries every time he can't corner every market.
I loved The Black Cauldron as a kid. That's what got me into dragons and wizards and all that other stuff. I recently rebought it on DVD a couple of months ago.
Just goes to show how sensitive we are all becoming, personally l reckon it represents the time that it was filmed, l would much prefer to have an option to watch both versions on DVD
I've always thought of Black Cauldron as a fair bit of fantasy animation and still enjoy watching it now and then. Recently, I got to "read" (audiobooks) the Chronicles of Prydain... calling the film a "loose adaptation" is being incredibly generous. You could make a whole video of what all the movie got wrong... or I could... 🤔
Wow I remember song of the south and I loved the black cauldron . What about when Disney channel movies that used to be so spot in and talk about events that pre teens and teens faced ? Like Susie Q they were hit by a drunk driver and that’s how she died and she saved the next kid
I dont know why we even have censores. If someone wants to watch something let them if they are grownups. Stop telling us what we can and cant watch.l!!!
That was actually not cut but changed by Quentin himself. He said during a test audience viewing, the audience didn't respond to it like he wanted. It wasn't that well done. He changed the scene with the "less is more" mentality and went with the camera panning away. The reaction of people was way different. The audiences responded with a level of discomfort he wanted to achieve with the scene.
Cape Fear was on tv last night, shown after 9:00pm. They cut all the violent parts out including the part where he bites the woman's cheek off. Pointless watching movies on traditional broadcast tv
The censorship of old cultural norms is dangerous. Put a warning on Song of the South. Fantasia as well. It's art. Obviously, art that you don't agree with. But not all art should be happy and fun or in these cases, stay that way. We cannot cleanse our past out of existence. The injustices of history is a bottomless pit, as has been said. We should not spend the rest of our lives trying to make up for every bad thing that has happened.
I heard that during a test screening of the original cut, there were kids that ran out in tears because they were so scared. Personally, I'd love to see that cut, even back when I was a kid.
I don't think the kids today could handle watching the movies we grew up with in the mid 1980's.... I watched these movies when I was a kid....8 or 9......
So Disney released a 40th Anniversary uncut version of Fantasia but altered the scenes of the black centaurs? So then the film is not technically uncut. It has been altered. A cinephile who buys something like that wants the original film as presented by the artists at the time of release, warts and all.
That scene is in the film. The problem moment came after as the guts hit the ground and they can be seen steaming in the night air- that’s what got cut.
These make since to avoid an nc17 rating. People need to understand that movie industry is suppose to make money. It is a business. Even if it means cutting explicit scenes out. If want to see the explicit versions. There are unrated versions on blu-ray
we've been watching disney's uncut version since our boy was 2 years old, there's nothing offensive in it, on the contrary, it's an innocent masterpiece of bravery and maturity.
Scre4m also managed to get a lower but still R like rating (it’s what most R rated movies get these days, the higher rating is mostly your Saw/ Tarantino/ Fifty shades type movies) in the UK. But then again Once a Upon a Deadpool (the PG-13 Deadpool 2) received the same rating as the other two cuts did. Clearly they censored the bare minimum
IMO anybody who complains about things that are no longer acceptable in life today, but they were yesterday needs to get a grip on reality. Because guess what.. tomorrow, today's items are now considered offensive.
Marcilla Smith Thank you for YOUR opinion. If you "think" my comment is "offensive" , report it. But remember. Just because a fantastic movie was made 10+ years ago that is ONLY NOW considered "offensive". Does that mean it should be destroyed?.
Marcilla Smith please forgive me, I woke at stupid o'clock this morning and looked on my phone... Bad mistake, so I forgot I wrote it till you just replied 😂😂
Make whatever movie you want and just warn people before they watch it. "May have scenes that are disturbing to most viewers". Doesn't let the people who made it but at least the viewer us responsible for their own choice
Come on Looper! Quit spreading the "white guilt", Whoopie and several other black celebrities have come out and said there really isn't anything wrong with Song of the South. There are even black TH-camrs doing reactions to it saying there's not any reason to censor it.
I didn’t about the centaurs until now in Fantasia. But I don’t know if you can see the harpies breast in future releases of the movie. Has anyone accused Disney of Satanism because of the segment a night on bald mountain?
Omfg. ppl get offended way to easy. Most of these should have made it into there films. With the exception of the nuns molesting a statue of god because EVERYONE would find that disgusting and horrendous
"With the exception of the nuns molesting a statue of god because EVERYONE would find that disgusting and horrendous" I'm sure most religious have less problem with this than people being tormented in hell for all eternity..
@Aniyah Poston And the way they depict the centaurs of colour (not a sentence I ever thought I would write!); not only as 'servants' (mmhmm), but as little gap-toothed fools?! 🙄 The clichés and stereotypes just pile on up; but it feels like sweeping it under the carpet to just erase them, yet not replace some of the white centaurs with centaurs of colour. That's not growth, that's damage limitations.
If the director or someone like that involved, cut scenes and saying that this is wrong in someway i am okay with it but to have this mpaa say no you have to cut out this and this because we say so, or even alter movies that have already been shown then that for me is censoring and is it stupid in my opinion. I am okay with there adding a text or someone telling the viewer that this was made at a certain time in history and such things but to cut scenes out after people have already watched it because the mpaa somehow knows better is so stupid and wrong that.. just wow.
Minstrel show type depictions often are (deceptively) happy. But that's not the point. The point of the depictions was to show who was subservient and who was the master at the top of the pyramid, stereotypes born out of the Jim Crow era which fly against modern sensiblities today. Can't blame Disney for coming to their senses and cutting out the offensively outdated material.
@@bobbydeuce6486 while it's clearly offensive, they should not alter media to fit into today' s standards . Add a disclaimer sure but something about change it doesn't seem right
What's the point of an R rating then just get rid of censors and give a massive warning ⚠ about the the movie or at least let us have the original and uncut version on Blu-ray.
@@rocketmanart7964 I'm confused how can an n17 be more explicit than an R movie doesn't n17 mean 17 and above, I thought R stood for restricted so you'd have to be older to see it. I live in the UK and we don't have them ratings.
do people really think of specifically going back in time just to kill hitler ? seems kinda odd considering how long ago that happened... I don't think that would even be in my top 10 things to do if i was able to time travel XD
@@kbend I mean strictly historically speaking I guess killing hitler sooner might be on the list but the first thing on my personal list would be stopping the library of Alexandria from burning down.
I am so glad they cut the idiotic remark in Back to the Future. With the gay comment. It is not only homophobic but reflects all the moronic ideas that revolved around gay men in the minds of ignorant people . Thank God these ideas are slowly falling away.
Well cutting old movies because they were insensitive is to deny the casual racism and how far we have come. Leave the old movies alone. Put a warning if you want. I watched an old Daniel Boone that had a disclaimer . I watched the movie and apparently it was offense to show native Americans in a bad light in the French and Indian war. Or mention slavery in colonial America , you know because it existed..
Do you wish any of these scenes had been included in the movie?
I would do tv shows that went to far for killing off attractive characters
I think the melting flesh scene should have stayed in the Black Cauldron. As a kid having at least one somewhat traumatizing scene in a movie made the whole story more real then when everything was just supersafe.
Most other mentioned scenes, though, sounded way over the top and were rightfully cut.
Joker
I dont know because i did not see the scenes
at 5:24 it's stated by Rhett Reese "he is standing in the German Nursery". Well it's a good damn thing you didn't have Deadpool kill that baby. That wouldn't have been the right baby. Hitler would have been in an Austrian nursery.
The way they describe the Deadpool bar scene without giving any actual context is like Dwight Schrute telling The Aristocrats joke:
"And then the man says something really, really raunchy..."
dpenlow sßsßßßßssssßßsssssßßsssssßßßßß
And sausage party was just perfect first cut I guess?..
And now the search is on to find those cut scenes from the devils
I miss Wes Craven. Thank God we still have John Carpenter and Stephen King.
The Road (2009) originally had a scene that was also in the book where father and son reach an abandoned campsite and find a human infant being roasted on a spit over a fire. It was cut out entirely by the director because it was too much. Even the author of the novel Cormac McCarthy was fine with it being cut out.
I'm surprised the scene where Clayton hung himself in Tarzan got past Disney and the censorship board.
Good point
*"CLAYTON DON'T!"*
It was quite clear that he was hanged by the vine but it wasn't a glorified moment by any means. Tarzan and the viewer (myself at least) felt regret at that outcome. A lot of deaths happened in that film though. It was a very well done animation I think and Im glad they didnt cut corners or ovesimplify
I think given it’s only a shadow and is such a quick flash, the censors probably didn’t see much. Thankfully it wasn’t glorified but it’s a creepy image
@@stefantom4 yeah I know it was only a silhouette. Even my mum was surprised.
@@LucyLioness100 still enough to process an image tho...
For some reason (for which I am thankful) my VHS copy of Scream includes Steve's guts falling out.
I actually had to play that again because I was confused they said they cut it. My copy most definitely has the spillage. Is yours unrated? I can’t remember if mine is or not I’ll have to check.
Can't show the clips? Well that makes the video kind of...pointless.
Not really.
Agreed
I am guessing you do not read often. Use your imagination. Lol just adding they suck at describing them. So you are correct.
@@LadyMFUnicorn I mean, it's TH-cam, It's supposed to be a video. And how nice of you to assume I do not read 🙄
@@beersandbacon you know what you are right. I can not assume others, watch TH-cam without watching the videos. Just because I can imagine what Is going on, doesn't mean others can. Also just because all the readers I know can do the same. Doesn't mean others cant. Forgive my closed minded statement.
gee, thanks for getting into detail on that bar scene
Team America, I peed myself laughing so hard I even started snort laughing.
Parker and Stone are never afraid to push buttons 😅 those guys relish in pushing boundaries
"We can't show the clips, but promise to tell u all abt it."
Then tells you nothing abt the scene.
I swear I've seen the guts comin outta dude n both of em just stabbin each other in Scream🤔... alternate universe 🤨...
Right...I seen tht too
@@leelasmoochie apparently u too r frm Earth-14🧐... 😉 I knew I couldn't have been the only 1 that saw that in the movie 🍿
@@earth14rocco36 😂😂😂
They probably added it back in for the home releases.
Definitely seen that
Event Horizon. The original cut was too gruesome they destroyed it. No copy of the original cut exist.
Wasnt destroyed, just lost.
They didn’t destroy it. The OG cut was stored away in a Utah salt mine and unfortunately when they wanted to release that OG version the film was destroyed due to the elements within the mine. That director’s cut will never be seen as it’s lost for good
Yes, it does. The found it and there is already talk of releasing it.
Yes, it does. The found it and there is already talk of releasing it.
Disney: “If We cut it, it never existed”
Me: “But this is history”
Disney: “You are canceled”.
Yea I'm against Disney cutting those scenes and I'm black. It would've been better to have a conversation about the history around those depictions instead of pretending it never happened. Pretending it never happened won't stop racism
Very common misconception there. This is not a matter of pretending something never existed. It's about trying to keep something relevant for audiences of today almost a century after its creation. (The fact that old Disney movies are outdated conservative hogwash in themselves is another story.) Nothing stays current forever. And a little adjustment goes a long way. I know, I work as a book translator and just finished a new version of "Hound of the Baskervilles". Therein lies a passage where Sherlock Holmes asks a physician if he can tell apart the skulls of "a Negro and an Eskimo". Obviously, in my translation I adjusted this to be the counterparts of "an African and an Inuit" instead. No biggie. Conan Doyle didn't mean to be offensive in 1901, so I updated his wording to something that wouldn't be offensive over a century later. I'm pretty sure he'd give a thumbs up had he been here.
@@erikthompson619 I see what what you're saying. But it seems like they're just straight up erasing characters from the movies, seems a little more than a slight change to me.
@@enigmanegus2845 That's exactly my point of view!
@@enigmanegus2845 agreed! Censorship just breeds ignorance in terms of correcting important issues, can’t ignore where we used to be if we ever want to make progress.
@Looper - You should check out "Legend of the White Worm" with Hugh Grant.... Very very old film
'Lair of the White Worm'. It's not *that* old really - 1988, so more recent than 'Gremlins'. Odder than it is old! Worth watching just for Amanda Donohoe... (Dir. Ken Russell, therefore kind of 'serious cinema', notwithstanding bonkers plot-line). I was still in my early teens so, to me, it was like 'woah, is this allowed?' It'd be considered more like 'mildly titillating' today, I guess. :)
I was at the premiere. I am 49.
@@shka-n1t Slightly worrying :) I saw a lot of similarities to LoWW to American Warewolf tbh (in terms of story orchestration etc).. But have to admit, going to the premier might of been disturbing given the time
"Black Cauldron", I just can't.
Disney cried all the way to the bank...$40 million was their yearly budget for sawdust to soak up barf at Magic Mountain.
Eisner made billions for the mouse during that decade and ruined careers along the way.
The Mouse cries every time he can't corner every market.
FYI Magic mountain isn't Disney. It's a 6 flags over California Park.
@@missiesmith949 Was he thinking of Space Mountain? Splash Mountain? Thunder Mountain? The Matterhorn? A whole lotta mountains at DLand!
I loved The Black Cauldron as a kid. That's what got me into dragons and wizards and all that other stuff. I recently rebought it on DVD a couple of months ago.
They didn’t go too far. The ratings system just sucks!
"The Devils" is one of the finest films ever seen.
I bet the bathtub scene from Joker is Phoenix's murdering his "girlfriend's" kid. Drowning the kid would definitely be too graphic
Damn I miss Wes Craven. I really want a Scream uncut release.
Just goes to show how sensitive we are all becoming, personally l reckon it represents the time that it was filmed, l would much prefer to have an option to watch both versions on DVD
Even from a corporate POV, would you want to work for a corporation that sells some of the old stuff?
Agree well said 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@Hirnlego999 I have to say Disney has made huge strides to promote equality presently.
Does the mind control remind anyone else of Clockwork Orange
i think i have uncut copy for scream since ive seen the guts and the stabbing
I've been looking for "The Devils"on DVD forever. No luck!👻
I remember years ago watching that, it really was sickening and frightening!
Not in the iTunes Store, just checked.
The Devils is a great film, I mean VERY VERY great
Oh. Im never being this early
What the hell are you trying to say
@PariSitic Pictures sorry for my grammar. Im not very good at english actually
@@flumexxkaixx5734 umm... Nothing
Didn't I see this vid before??? I thought I saw this line up of movies before... Didn't I ?!
there is actually drawings of a tame party scene from zootopia, it's on the dvd bonus material
I've always thought of Black Cauldron as a fair bit of fantasy animation and still enjoy watching it now and then. Recently, I got to "read" (audiobooks) the Chronicles of Prydain... calling the film a "loose adaptation" is being incredibly generous. You could make a whole video of what all the movie got wrong... or I could... 🤔
Wow I remember song of the south and I loved the black cauldron . What about when Disney channel movies that used to be so spot in and talk about events that pre teens and teens faced ? Like Susie Q they were hit by a drunk driver and that’s how she died and she saved the next kid
I'd love to see cuts 1-8 Of Team America: WP
I dont know why we even have censores.
If someone wants to watch something let them if they are grownups.
Stop telling us what we can and cant watch.l!!!
no
Night Raven no, what?
Tolkien J.R.R. I agree. In the Netherlands we have icons on movies so parents know what they can expect and choose if they deem it appropriate.
@@GiRR007 why?
Polishing the what? @10:49 Did he say Hoves?
Yes. Hooves.
Both hoofs and hooves can be used. 😊
That just saddens me, all that work and it was just cut out
The ear cutting scene in Reservoir Dogs was cut to a show the camera pan away from the actual cutting of the ear.
Great movie
That was actually not cut but changed by Quentin himself. He said during a test audience viewing, the audience didn't respond to it like he wanted. It wasn't that well done. He changed the scene with the "less is more" mentality and went with the camera panning away. The reaction of people was way different. The audiences responded with a level of discomfort he wanted to achieve with the scene.
Cape Fear was on tv last night, shown after 9:00pm. They cut all the violent parts out including the part where he bites the woman's cheek off. Pointless watching movies on traditional broadcast tv
So this is what happened at Justice League, the Scenes Where Going Way Too Far.
Alien 3: Newt’s f*cking disgusting autopsy.
5:22 Austrian nursery*
If he was standing in a German nursery then that ISN'T baby Hitler. He was born in Austria.
Does anyone know if a director's cut of 'The Devils' was ever released?
Last I checked I couldn’t find anywhere to stream it or buy it
The censorship of old cultural norms is dangerous. Put a warning on Song of the South. Fantasia as well. It's art. Obviously, art that you don't agree with. But not all art should be happy and fun or in these cases, stay that way. We cannot cleanse our past out of existence. The injustices of history is a bottomless pit, as has been said. We should not spend the rest of our lives trying to make up for every bad thing that has happened.
Also seeing examples from the past can make us be more conscious of current injustices.
The Black Cauldron scared the shit out of me as a kid.
I heard that during a test screening of the original cut, there were kids that ran out in tears because they were so scared.
Personally, I'd love to see that cut, even back when I was a kid.
Too many ads, I stopped watching as soon as I saw all the yellow dots
Yeah once a guy was telling me about a scene in a movie that wasn't in the original movie because it went way to far and it was horrible believe me!
What is that awesome sou d toward the end of the video? It sounds nice, just hard to hear content haha.
I don't think the kids today could handle watching the movies we grew up with in the mid 1980's.... I watched these movies when I was a kid....8 or 9......
So Disney released a 40th Anniversary uncut version of Fantasia but altered the scenes of the black centaurs? So then the film is not technically uncut. It has been altered. A cinephile who buys something like that wants the original film as presented by the artists at the time of release, warts and all.
I can't find the movie with the Nuns 😞 can someone help me out
It’s called the devils
That movie is pretty hard to find due to the controversial subject matter
I tried to post the link but, apparently, youtube do not allow me to post it...
Yes, Team America!
Disney released an "uncut" version of Fantasia.... that was altered but why?? Why let us see so we could have judged it for ourselves, right??
Ah but that's the "woke" thing to do, they just tell you "it's so bad we can't let you see it" and expect praise.
Wait...am I tripping? I could've sworn I saw the bf's guts getting pushed out in "scream?" Am I wrong?
I thought the same thing... maybe there was another shot where it was close up?
@@DocJerky right! I do think it was....one wide open take and then the close-up. I dunno...? 🤷🏾♀️
That scene is in the film. The problem moment came after as the guts hit the ground and they can be seen steaming in the night air- that’s what got cut.
In zootopia what are they eat? I mean what food that their consume everyday is is vegetable?
I would have loved to see the baby hitler scene in Deadpool 2
lol, yup.
There is a baby hitler scene in the movie, but deadpool won't kill baby hitler.
It's in the extended cut version but it comes with a twist if I remember correctly.
These make since to avoid an nc17 rating. People need to understand that movie industry is suppose to make money. It is a business. Even if it means cutting explicit scenes out. If want to see the explicit versions. There are unrated versions on blu-ray
we've been watching disney's uncut version since our boy was 2 years old, there's nothing offensive in it, on the contrary, it's an innocent masterpiece of bravery and maturity.
the racial scenes are still omitted, thankfully
@@costaliberta5969 censorship, in all forms, is wrong
@@crakatoot5480 well said!
hitler was born in Austria, not Germany.
2:27 oh really! The version I watched had those 4 seconds in it
Scre4m also managed to get a lower but still R like rating (it’s what most R rated movies get these days, the higher rating is mostly your Saw/ Tarantino/ Fifty shades type movies) in the UK.
But then again Once a Upon a Deadpool (the PG-13 Deadpool 2) received the same rating as the other two cuts did. Clearly they censored the bare minimum
IMO anybody who complains about things that are no longer acceptable in life today, but they were yesterday needs to get a grip on reality.
Because guess what.. tomorrow, today's items are now considered offensive.
Your comment, posted yesterday, is offensive
Marcilla Smith
Thank you for YOUR opinion. If you "think" my comment is "offensive" , report it. But remember.
Just because a fantastic movie was made 10+ years ago that is ONLY NOW considered "offensive". Does that mean it should be destroyed?.
@@Sn00zeDog ... you said that, "tomorrow, today's items are considered offensive." So, since your post was from the previous day...
Marcilla Smith please forgive me,
I woke at stupid o'clock this morning and looked on my phone...
Bad mistake, so I forgot I wrote it till you just replied 😂😂
Hitler was born in Austria not in Germany (so it couldn´t be German nursery).
Wow I'm early
Damn im actually early for once
Yes
Hey , how many of you are desparately waiting for "Conjuring 3".
😈😈😈
It would be an Austrian nursery though, learn your history folks.
Make whatever movie you want and just warn people before they watch it. "May have scenes that are disturbing to most viewers". Doesn't let the people who made it but at least the viewer us responsible for their own choice
So, you didn't even tell about Deadpool scene?
Come on Looper! Quit spreading the "white guilt", Whoopie and several other black celebrities have come out and said there really isn't anything wrong with Song of the South. There are even black TH-camrs doing reactions to it saying there's not any reason to censor it.
Scream 4 is the best scream i loves me so Kirby
............cool.
How comes I remember seeing the baby hitler scene in deadpool 2?
The scene is there, but he doesn't end up killing the baby.
I don’t get how something can be to vulgar for an r rated movie
Lol it's not UNCUT if you skewer the camera angle
The Rape of Christ, in case you're wondering. Is what the scene from The Devils is called
I didn’t about the centaurs until now in Fantasia. But I don’t know if you can see the harpies breast in future releases of the movie.
Has anyone accused Disney of Satanism because of the segment a night on bald mountain?
Omfg. ppl get offended way to easy. Most of these should have made it into there films.
With the exception of the nuns molesting a statue of god because EVERYONE would find that disgusting and horrendous
@Aniyah Poston I kinda agree. There was definitely room for improvement But I think people could have gotten over it
"With the exception of the nuns molesting a statue of god because EVERYONE would find that disgusting and horrendous"
I'm sure most religious have less problem with this than people being tormented in hell for all eternity..
@Aniyah Poston And the way they depict the centaurs of colour (not a sentence I ever thought I would write!); not only as 'servants' (mmhmm), but as little gap-toothed fools?! 🙄 The clichés and stereotypes just pile on up; but it feels like sweeping it under the carpet to just erase them, yet not replace some of the white centaurs with centaurs of colour. That's not growth, that's damage limitations.
If the director or someone like that involved, cut scenes and saying that this is wrong in someway i am okay with it but to have this mpaa say no you have to cut out this and this because we say so, or even alter movies that have already been shown then that for me is censoring and is it stupid in my opinion. I am okay with there adding a text or someone telling the viewer that this was made at a certain time in history and such things but to cut scenes out after people have already watched it because the mpaa somehow knows better is so stupid and wrong that.. just wow.
8:44 Bruh I want to see that shit
play the scene and let it flow...too much expert type nonsense talking. we want to see the movie scene not the trash talking
Yeah and what’s with all those ad breaks
Why not look up the scenes yourself?
@@bczjoker why not you just dont interfere dear
I love Wes Craven they should of stopped with the first scream movie
Why is it that directors do anything to get an R aproval, what's wrong with NC17. Personally i would never cut my movie (if i made one).
What if killing baby Hitler results in something worse?
"Inclusive message"
...god damnit.
Sunflower looks happy.... that's something
Minstrel show type depictions often are (deceptively) happy. But that's not the point. The point of the depictions was to show who was subservient and who was the master at the top of the pyramid, stereotypes born out of the Jim Crow era which fly against modern sensiblities today. Can't blame Disney for coming to their senses and cutting out the offensively outdated material.
@@bobbydeuce6486 while it's clearly offensive, they should not alter media to fit into today' s standards . Add a disclaimer sure but something about change it doesn't seem right
Wow
Edited, huh? "Sanitized for my protection"???
I will NEVER **BUY** their merchandise again!!!!!!!
What's the point of an R rating then just get rid of censors and give a massive warning ⚠ about the the movie or at least let us have the original and uncut version on Blu-ray.
To avoid an nc17 rating which is more explicit
@@rocketmanart7964 I'm confused how can an n17 be more explicit than an R movie doesn't n17 mean 17 and above, I thought R stood for restricted so you'd have to be older to see it. I live in the UK and we don't have them ratings.
Your not even showing the videos.
So cringe, Adolf Hitler wasnt born in Germany !!!!!
So basically there was going to be conversion therapy in Zootopia
do people really think of specifically going back in time just to kill hitler ?
seems kinda odd considering how long ago that happened... I don't think that would even be in my top 10 things to do if i was able to time travel XD
The obvious reason not to do it, would be the butterfly effect. None of us would exist. They’d destroy the space time continuum.
@@kbend I mean strictly historically speaking I guess killing hitler sooner might be on the list but the first thing on my personal list would be stopping the library of Alexandria from burning down.
I'd be happier if they went back & bumped off the Clintons. All sorts of horrors would have been averted!
The Joker is boring and overrated and would be better as a film about mental illness rather than attempting to attach it to a famous comic character.
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Only snowflakes would be offended by these scenes. They're all good.
I am so glad they cut the idiotic remark in Back to the Future. With the gay comment. It is not only homophobic but reflects all the moronic ideas that revolved around gay men in the minds of ignorant people . Thank God these ideas are slowly falling away.
The ironic level of hypocrisy is nauseating this day and age.
For me worst movie past so far way of a scene is the poppet and Deadpool of the first film😱👎.
Well cutting old movies because they were insensitive is to deny the casual racism and how far we have come.
Leave the old movies alone. Put a warning if you want.
I watched an old Daniel Boone that had a disclaimer . I watched the movie and apparently it was offense to show native Americans in a bad light in the French and Indian war.
Or mention slavery in colonial America , you know because it existed..