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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 258597" data-attributes="member: 19">Animaniacs is one of the greatest cartoons ever made and that had stuff that was made both for adults and kids and i would not be surprised if Disney put a disclaimer on that. it&#039;s funny how people forget how dark some of their films actually are and if i recall Fantasia (1940) also has something racist in it i think? i forget what is is though.some of their films such as snow white are based off really dark fairy tales by the brothers grimm &amp; i have a book of their stories i just have not read them just yet.. once upon a time actually is a bit more alike those stories but not as dark of course,&nbsp; it&#039;s funny how they pick and choose some things and not put anything on them and some they do by that they have in some offensive stuff especially when Walt was still alive and those are easily the best films too. not everything they&#039;ve done has offensive stuff of course but it&#039;s like it&#039;s okay for this film but not for that.&nbsp; i just find it funny as hell how they refuse to release Song of the south (1946) when their films around that time and into the 50&#039;s and beyond i believe has offensive stuff in them and those are on dvd/bluray or 4K!&nbsp; i&#039;m not saying everything they put out has it in them of course not but you&#039;d be surprised i think Alice in wonderland (1951) was one of them as well.&nbsp; yet those films have no such disclaimer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 258597, member: 19"] Animaniacs is one of the greatest cartoons ever made and that had stuff that was made both for adults and kids and i would not be surprised if Disney put a disclaimer on that. it's funny how people forget how dark some of their films actually are and if i recall Fantasia (1940) also has something racist in it i think? i forget what is is though. some of their films such as snow white are based off really dark fairy tales by the brothers grimm & i have a book of their stories i just have not read them just yet.. once upon a time actually is a bit more alike those stories but not as dark of course, it's funny how they pick and choose some things and not put anything on them and some they do by that they have in some offensive stuff especially when Walt was still alive and those are easily the best films too. not everything they've done has offensive stuff of course but it's like it's okay for this film but not for that. i just find it funny as hell how they refuse to release Song of the south (1946) when their films around that time and into the 50's and beyond i believe has offensive stuff in them and those are on dvd/bluray or 4K! i'm not saying everything they put out has it in them of course not but you'd be surprised i think Alice in wonderland (1951) was one of them as well. yet those films have no such disclaimer [/QUOTE]

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