Disney Lost Media Iceberg (ft. BlameitonJorge) 

Honestly I do think it would have been a bit too scary for children if they included those scenes in the final cut. Electricity is one of those things that children are taught from a young age is super dangerous, so watching cute animal characters get shocked by a collar would probably have scared kids a lot. Especially since kids often can't seperate fiction from reality very well. I think the electric collar plot points would have been great for audiences 8 and older but too scary for the 3-7 demographic and I can understand why Disney would shelve the idea as they do try to make their movies something that parents can just show to kids without having to worry about their kids being too scared afterwards.

@@angrynoodletwentyfive6463 True, doesn't really help that even as an adult the idea of what is essentially a society giving people shock collars to keep them in line is straight-up chilling, at least by Disney standards

Would have been way more interesting though

I remember a scene of poop coming out of goofy over mickey while Donald was holding him down cackling like a maniac! Got me scurried! 😭

There was an awesome webcomic called "Zistopia" that came out a while back that took the Zootopia shock collar storyline as its basis, though unfortunately the creator had to cancel the comic for personal reasons a couple of years ago.

He did do one called the phantom strider iceberg know it’s only available to members

It's always interesting to see people try something new with their RU-vid content.

@@Eoin_stuff I can confirm.

I wish he will do more!

hopefully featuring a RU-vidr that’s a great narrator next. Vids are super cool & probably well done but bros voice is 1 long lisp & cant sit thru it for hours, respectfully.

I remember those. My library had those as well as the Spanish versions.

I think my stepmother has a few of those in her attic, though they weren't kept well, so they wouldn't be of the best quality

I love his content too! 😃

Me too! I also like the darker Disney as well!

@@ravenscarlettanis13 it’s bone chilling 🥶

@@JustaHedgehoginSonicBoom IKR?! I wish Disney would bring it back, but alas, we can only dream… (Sorry about that dramatic bit, I’m a dramatic writer)

@@ravenscarlettanis13 oh, that’s nothing I’m dramatic and moody, that’s just part of my charm😏

I could not agree more. His films are too soft and everyone has to sing a damn song. I haven't watched a Disney film for 10 years because they did not give me anything to resonate with. And besides, I've found other things that spark my interest.

@@josephrowe849 And his opposition to unions and fair pay was just gross even for the time period.

@@robertbarrows6687 gotta love how history gets rewritten by anyone who witnessed it and has an agenda. This was also part of the whole “Walt Disney is an Anti-Semite” rhetoric that sprang from the Union Busting. Back then, the Red Scare was very much real before it had a name and part of that came from Unions. As relayed to the House of Un-American Activity Committee in 1947, Disney told them that he was more against the Communists that riled up the Strikes at his Studio than the Workers themselves. Seeing as Hollywood has been and especially still increasingly Red/Socialist, as a staunch Anti-Socialist/Communist, it was a no brainer for him to not just point them out (Hint: this is also where the “Anti-Semetic” claims were taken as gospel) but also double down on what he believed were good values in his studio’s works. I’m no fan of Disney or even of his legacy, but I will go to bat for the guy when I see things taken out of context merely to paint things worse than they actually were. Plus, while I do agree with the sentiment that he made Animation seem more geared towards the youth (to a degree)…you would have to not know of the fact that toy companies collaborating with animation studios to push toy lines & merchandise on Saturday Morning were the main reason as to why. Back in Disney’s heyday before TV was the big thing, everyone watched cartoons, weekly news, and such before a movie/film serial as part of the movie theater experience. Animation was considered an art form and accessible to all ages in those days and not just pigeonholed into “kid’s stuff” like it is today. But just like with video games…once advertisers, studios, and toy companies saw the potential in Pester Power (ads & programming on TV influencing the youth to ask their parents for what they saw on a commercial/show)…the whole industry shifted and sort of became exactly that. Disney was always considered a family oriented company and all ages entertainment, but at the same time was releasing animated & live action movies and shorts that stood the test of time. Side Note: It’s strange how much the general public (but mostly Terminally Online people) has essentially turned hostile towards family-friendly anything and began to feel the need to champion stuff that they’re never going to watch nor support outside of tweets/comment sections. The relevance of that is present whenever talking about “The Past” and how everything was bad or something rote like that.

Never thought about that because I remember his saying about how adults can also enjoy cartoons guess I miss something

Agreed I seriously wish they would use deeper/darker stories in their movies and yeah I hate how he’s one of the people who have instilled that mindset because no animation is not just for kids it’s for everyone

I see and don't want to imagine what it would look like ☠️

I highly doubt the story as told was entirely true. There was probably something similar that did happen at one point but I highly doubt the people who created it purposefully showed it to Walt Disney... I would think it would be more likely to be something a couple of employees made as a joke that was making its rounds before possibly being shown to disney as a joke rather than an actual well intended "Birthday gift". I can't imagine anyone seriously thinking that would be well recieved by Walt...

@@angrynoodletwentyfive6463 that would make a lot more sense. A few guys goof off by drawing some risque stuff and then the clean cut Boss walks in. Not as exciting a story as projecting an actual porno film at a birthday party, but almost certainly the real one.

The animator who made up the story also has made up other pretty ridiculous stories about Disney, and he's also the guy who started the protests against Disney for not crediting animators (which was totally justified) Also he's the only one who's spoken about this alleged short and no other animator has attested to its existence So I'm 99% sure he's just a very bitter ex animator trying to make Walt look bad, as long as he's the only person saying it exists, I'll continue to believe he just made it up to take the piss out of a old boss he hated

I don’t know if it’s a variant of this urban legend or a similar yet unrelated one, but I once heard a story claiming some studio had its animators make a pornographic short “as a reward for the animators’ hard work”. That doesn’t make sense because why would you “reward” workers by forcing them to do an additional project which they wouldn’t receive any compensation for? It would be one thing to say, “Since you’ve worked so hard, you have time off! Feel free to blow off some steam by drawing whatever you want, or else hit the golf course or whatever!” but expecting us to believe a professional business told workers, “Since you’ve worked so hard, we’re forcing you to make a porno!” is ridiculous.

Not the team we needed, but the team we deserved

Better than MCU's trash.

*pilot

Yeah. I remember watching the Red Mist scene from SpongeBob on TV, before they replaced it.

Definitely one of my favourites from Disney too. Glad I could introduce you to it too 😀

The style is more Dali than Disney though. If you like it then you should maybe check out his art.

I actually do remember watching live action movies on the Wonderful World of Disney block on the ABC most Sunday nights. I can't even remember the names of those movies, so I agree that they would be considered lost media.

Oh that's great. I would love to watch these 😭

I find it extremely fascinating that Jeffrey Katzenburg kind of used his influence to have the team working on Shrek turn it into an Anti-Disney movie…down to how Lord Farquuad was lightly modeled around Michael Eisner (then-CEO). Also, how Treasure Planet was promised to the Directors, which was their Dream Project, by Katzenburg…but continuously denied it to them until they finished other projects that he felt were more “appealing” (The Little Mermaid and Hercules). Even after they got the greenlight AND a monstrous budget for it…Katzenburg was already at Dreamworks and unable to go up to bat for them to make sure it succeeded like it should’ve. It would be much more fondly remembered today had they not released it at the worst possible time (iirc around the release date of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone) and actually promoted it to the moon…but by then, Michael Eisner had determined that 2D Animation wasn’t viable in the box office anymore and just let it twist in the wind.

Don’t forget Katzenberg starting Quibi, which was such a massive failure that it didn’t even last a year.

You are right, Runaway Brain is on the second volume of Mickey in color as an extra

I think there's a fanmade adaptation of Lord of the Rings with the style of Disney

Savannah Alexandra, a character designer based in Atlanta, based her art style on the Centaurettes and has made beautiful centaurs in a variety of body types and skin tones. Check it out

Ooooooh, can you point me to some?

Yeah so next maybe josh will made the top 6 best nick jr shows

Speaking of Disney ruining child actors, I noticed that they didn't say much, if anything, after Tommy Kirk passed away. Guess they didn't want people to remember who got him essentially blacklisted to begin with because he was gay (spoiler, it was Uncle Walt. He was super creepy about Annette Funicello working on non-Disney films too)

@@CinnamonGrrlErin1 And no one mentions that

I watched Welcome to Poohs corner as a kid

I also watched Dumbo's Circus as a kid

On Dumbo's Circus he had the feather he would hold by his tail to fly

I now want a AU Graphic Novel to do with the original ending of The Lion King and focusing on a more bitter, damaged, ruined, emotionally and mentally destroyed Simba.

It’s not like they haven’t done it before. They have a series of books called “Disney Twisted Tales” which take popular films, like The Little Mermaid and Snow White, and make their “bad endings”

That's why IDGAF about their 100th anniversary.

Write correctly please

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@@Lavender47865 then do it

Alright, Jeez Louse