DVDizzy Forum

Jayden wrote:

Timon/Pumba fan wrote:Exactly what did Disney censor?

Those are the big ones, if anyone knows more post them.

Roger Rabbit had some individual frames altered.

The Santa Clause had a whole scene completely removed from the DVD.

littlefuzzy wrote:

Jayden wrote: Those are the big ones, if anyone knows more post them.

The Santa Clause had a whole scene completely removed from the DVD.

Which scene was removed from the DVD?

Iago wrote:Let me just start by saying that I am very against censorship of any kind....
... As for the supposed "sexual references", I am all for editing those out (if they are actually true) just to silence any potential objectors...

My oh my, what a contradiction Iago. To me, this is no different than a few decades ago when when school libraries were banning classic liturature such as "Huckleberry Finn" for being politically incorrect.

Disney should definitely NOT censor their movies. Movies are an art form and need to be preserved as such. How about this? Why not market the "so-called" objectional material to adults instead of censoring and marketing to children?

Mr. Toad wrote:I will take the contrarian position. Anything that is offensive should be taken out.

What gives you the right to decide what I can and can't watch?

Chicky Mouse wrote:

Mr. Toad wrote:I will take the contrarian position. Anything that is offensive should be taken out.

What gives you the right to decide what I can and can't watch?

I missed his comments. So I guess he voted 'yes'. everyone has their opinions but I'm strongly disagreeing. I don't think they should edit out anything and my opinions are much like those of Leonard Maltin.

When I have kids there will be certain stuff I'll have them wait and see later on but I'm certainly not going to keep them in a bubble.

Racism is bad but you ave to teach and not ignore cause that will lead to a ton of problems.

Editing is BAD!! I want to decide for myself. People are way too stuck up these days, seeing two boobs will make them scorn and run to their stupid lawyer. What is wrong with breasts??? Kids have seen them form friggin DAY 1!!!!! And the cigarettes? I understand they are bad and all, but parents should be smart enough to tell their dumb kids that cigarettes=bad!

I hate censorship!

I am glad to see that so many people object Disney's censorship. However, since so many people object to it, why does Disney not act on it? I mean really, I think everyone would disagree with it!

I suppose Disney really wants to keep its squeaky clean image. I just don't know really! They do all sorts of irrational things! Like not admitting long haired guests to Disneyland in the 1960's.

I am glad people are so strongly opposed, but I doubt Disney will do much about it.

Having said that, the R2 Melody Time is uncensored so I guess anything is possible!

I just wish I knew what we could actually do to help our cause! Oh well!

Nala wrote:

littlefuzzy wrote: The Santa Clause had a whole scene completely removed from the DVD.

Which scene was removed from the DVD?

http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... php?t=5029

It's sickening and tiring what they did to Make Mine Music and Melody Time on DVD - and pretty much pointless in my opinion. But if they think that's the way it has to be, they should also let the "serious" collectors market have them in the "Treasures" style with Leonard Maltin disclaimers or whatever and a high price to scare the "families" away.

Iago wrote:I am glad to see that so many people object Disney's censorship. However, since so many people object to it, why does Disney not act on it? I mean really, I think everyone would disagree with it!

40 od Disney geeks (us)

vs

millions of stupid soccermoms


thats why

Some part of me wants me to change it so everyone will like Disney, but these changes are just stupid! There is no need for these changes and people need to lighten up! Probably the same people who claimed Pirates of the Carribean(the ride) is politically incorrect for the pirates to chase the women so they put food in the women's arms! Stupid huh!

I´m not 40!

but hey,ther´s a lot of soccer---o should I say sucker?--- moms

Iago wrote:As for the supposed "sexual references", I am all for editing those out (if they are actually true) just to silence any potential objectors.

The supposed cursing in Clock Cleaners is patently not the case; but Disney have bowed down to the vocal but ignorant faction and messed with the soundtrack. Apparently it's no longer a valid defence to say "But you're wrong!" It's easier just to concede in order to shut the accusers up.

As things stand, my discovery that apparently all the versions of CLock Cleaners on DVD - at least, the R1 Treasure, the R2/4 Treasure, and the R4 Basil The Great Mouse Detective to my certain knowledge - has brought more swearing into this world than Donald Duck ever did. And if I ever attempt to insert the correct audio from a ratty old VHS copy I have, you'll probably hear some more...

There's nothing to agree with or about, it's wrong. Morally, ethically, virtuously, principly, totally and completely WRONG. Disney's cases of censorship have been dirty dealings with the devil, for which they should never be forgiven. These Disney people in question should be publically humiliated, flogged, and then burned at the stake.

Isidour wrote:I´m not 40!

but hey,ther´s a lot of soccer---o should I say sucker?--- moms

Who said you were 40? Ciobelli was referring to the votes in the poll which currently stands at 42 (40 odd) Disney fans not 40 year old Disney fans. Although I can see how you thought 'od' could be old with the missing d.

Lazario wrote:There's nothing to agree with or about, it's wrong. Morally, ethically, virtuously, principly, totally and completely WRONG. Disney's cases of censorship have been dirty dealings with the devil, for which they should never be forgiven. These Disney people in question should be publically humiliated, flogged, and then burned at the stake.

Well that could be going a bit far with the burning and all.

Iago wrote:I am glad to see that so many people object Disney's censorship. However, since so many people object to it, why does Disney not act on it? I mean really, I think everyone would disagree with it!

Disney has been listening to its fans and really has cut down on the censorship. Disney has released shorts in there Walt Disney Treasures label that no other studio would touch with a ten foot pole. They released the Spider-man 67 collection intact. I know time-warner would have defiantly censored 1 episode in the Spider-man 67 collection and say they did it unintentionally. Disney also has enough courage to release Pom Poko later this year.

I think censorship takes a lot of truth away from the film, book or whatever it may be.

My vote went to the NO. I mean I understand that there maybe somethings in the movies that can offended people but here is the beauty part of it all. If you dont like it Dont watch it. I mean come on get real there is no way a Company can make everyone 100% happy thats ridicules. If anything the movies from the past that have been censored can teach us a lot of things. How far our society has supposabley come from stero types. It can teach us culutre which and this my opinion we lack in Society today. I mean come on its just a Disney movie and if they dont see it there. They are going to see it somewhere else. Get over it and move on with life. Okay I am don lol .