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Since, this is getting popular, these are not the only edits on Disney+.
- Splash has additional zoomed shots to hide nudity, which is as ugly as you'd expect.
- Adventures in Babysitting uses a US TV which erases all swearing.
- Lilo and Stitch uses the censored UK version. https://twitter.com/AllisonPregler/status/1249616330220847106
- Splash has additional zoomed shots to hide nudity, which is as ugly as you'd expect.
- Adventures in Babysitting uses a US TV which erases all swearing.
- Lilo and Stitch uses the censored UK version. https://twitter.com/AllisonPregler/status/1249616330220847106
In Lilo and Stitch's case, the scene where Lilo hides in a washing machine has been altered so she appears out of a cabinet. This was a cut mandated by the UK's BBFC for dangerous imitable behaviour. Unlike the other edits, Disney+ may have used the wrong master by mistake.
This is the small change, which presumably escaped notice because the running time is identical. https://twitter.com/Visible_Xela/status/1249780302232408066
And, yes, these edits are absolutely by intent, and will say so themselves. https://twitter.com/BrianMartin1226/status/1249780312462237698
Here is a list of all the edits made to the Disney+ of Splash, all of which to reduce or eliminate nudity, including the use of alternate footage. https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=765444
In less surprising news, some shows and movies have music replacements for rights reasons. These include The Other Me, Cadet Kelly, Motocrossed, Genius, Lizzie Mcguire, Rip Girls, Right on Track. (Credit: @codeywings10, @homer3025)
