How 9/11 changed Disney's Lilo & Stitch
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In September of 2001, Disney was approaching final cut on Lilo & Stitch - a children's film set for release in early 2002. The climax of the film initially featured Stitch piloting a 747 through a fictional Hawaiian city. But that urban backdrop was replaced with a mountainous backdrop, and the aircraft was re-worked to look like an alien spacecraft.
The changes were informed by the shift in the mood in America following the terrorist attacks on 9/11. Disney wasn't alone in their obligation to rework content to a more appropriate tone for a nation still reeling from the attacks. Children's shows like Power Rangers, Pokemon, and Invader Zim had episodes taken off the air due to scenes where buildings and cityscapes were destroyed.
The nation had changed, and the national conversation facilitated by popular culture had changed alongside it. To trace these developments in greater detail, read this write-up from Lindsay Ellis: www.vox.com/2016/9/9/12814898...
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I love how they literally changed the entire setting and aircraft but decided the dudes ice cream getting smashed was funny enough to re draw
it’s not funny, what if the ice cream man saw this comment :(
@@shritan0 yeah. He's gonna be sad 😭
@@shritan0 I feel so bad for him
I feel bad for the man.
I thought the second version was even funnier because it was more absurd
It’s sad how no matter how many alternative realities we go through, ice cream man never gets his ice cream.
legend has it that he still drops his ice cream no matter what alternative reality he is in
Its a nexus point.
An absolute point to be exact
:(
Such is required for timeline to continue
TBF, I reckon the ice cream joke works better in the re edit, because he’s found a nice secluded spot to enjoy it while listening to the radio. It’s as if he wasn’t taking any chances after the first incident.
They made two great scenes. Such a talented team.
I like the second one better
@@shernweilee5576 are you american by any chance?
@@BrutusAlbion over 200,000 people died in and around the towers that day. I think the changes the animators made make sense no matter where you’re from.
@@Stilts_The_Cat 200,000? You're wrong, that's not even close to the actual number of ~3000. You're off by close to two magnitudes. Do your research.
And remember ! They literally made the second one full of sweat as they thought they could rest a bit then their manager comes in panicking
I feel sorry for the artists who spent so long making this scene great
Feelsbadman
They paid him anyway
Yea
@@ver8045 how do you know it’s them?
@@faithhill6338 them means multiple people
Terrorists made Disney's CG artists to do overnight work
if this isnt the truest thing ever then idk what is
@Truth disney made them do overnight work
@mayday Disney used a software method called deep canvas throughout animated movies starting in 1999. These movies are not only hand drawn but CG.
@mayday so you googled deep canvas, huh? Lol. Any image rendered on a computer is CG. This film was rendered on a computer and thus is CG. Older disney films were shot frame by frame by camera and cut together, but this one was rendered digitally.
Computer graphics are pictures and films created using computers. Usually, the term refers to computer-generated image data created with the help of specialized graphical hardware and software. It is a vast and recently developed area of computer science. The phrase was coined in 1960, by computer graphics researchers Verne Hudson and William Fetter of Boeing. It is often abbreviated as CG, though sometimes erroneously referred to as computer-generated imagery (CGI).
@mayday then you obviously aren't a professional, or you lack an understanding of deep canvas. Deep canvassing is utilizing 3d models and drawing frame by frame around said models. The model itself stays within each rendered frame, having been digitally textured by the artist. The film indeed retains the model. CG.
Even without 9/11 happening, changing it into a spaceship made more sense. Fits in with the movie's vibe better.
I agree
One asks a question "how'd they steal a human plane?"
The other answers the question "what did they use to get to earth?"
In any case, the remade version made for a plane far more iconic to the movie and series. It's great getting to explore bits of the ship later on
Yeah. Although, I feel cruddy not knowing about 9/11 until my teenage years and all respect to those poor ppl at that day, and while I still love the ship and the entire final battle, it felt a little half-arsed on account that we never saw the ship earlier, the aforementioned ship looked a little rushed/incomplete and recycled, the deleted scene somehow kinda fit some of the characters' reckless and dangerous personalities, and it felt more cinematic than the theatrical cut.
The setting too is better.
@@maxxgunner5573 Yeah, didn't know about 9/11 till 2013. And the way I heard about it, I thought it just happened.
I can understand why they had to change it all during that period. Big props to all the artists that had to redraw all the environments.
people were highly sensitive back then
@@itssaulgoodman446 sensitive????
Bro it literally happened a year before thr movie released
@@SinAster_19dude, in that time was so shocking the event, if the 9/11 is still a relevant conversation, imagine in that time
@@itssaulgoodman446 Like they aren't today?
That explains why the fat guy was eating icecream in the middle of nowhere.
Maybe he was sick of everyone messing with his ice cream that he choose to go somewhere where nobody can disturb his treat. ;)
Olyeg Marlow But he still lost his ice cream :(
paco ramon It’s not like they’re going to throw away a running gag
It’s Hawaii he was just at the beach
I have had ice cream on the beach what
The worst part is the guy lost his ice cream twice
IKR
*rest in spaghetti never forgeti*
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I see u in every video i watch in the comments section
huh wut
I keep forgetting how old Lilo & Stitch is.
The fact they had to change it because of 9/11 really tells you how old this movie is.
I remember back in 2002, going to the theater with my older brother to see Hey Arnold. My Father accidentally booked us tickets to see Lilo and Stitch. We didn’t regret it.
Well it was a similar thing to what they did with Monsters Inc and Jonah a VeggieTales movie
@@johnbostic1226 which did you end up seeing
I remember my mom taking me to see Hey Arnold but they had already taken it off from theaters so we ended up watching Lilo and Stitch.
Yeah, it's weird to think of the film as being so old. Next year Lion King turns 30 and I have a hard time thinking about it as well.
I love reading and hearing little tidbits of past events that people remember, even if it's only from 20 years ago.
The scene with the plane riding across the wall of the building was actually really cool.
Early Lilo & Stitch? Final Lilo & Stitch
All I got from this is that they really hated the ice cream guy.
Batman Jr. Lol
Batman Jr. Lol
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Batman Jr. Lol
he is fat already
Didn’t an alien ship make more sense anyway
T. Stamp yea, I’m guessing the events change to fit the alien ship too. Seems like initially they’re not able to use their ship and steal the jumbo jet out of convenience because it’s the only option.
Did they change the entire movie since before it was release it was in a city and after they changed it to the mountains in Hawaii so they changed he entire movie to be based in Hawaii instead of a city??
JC Not that makes alot of sense
Tru
T. Stamp it did
Probably unpopular opinion but them using Jumba’s ship actually makes more sense than them stealing a plane. Cause 1) The ship explains how Jumba and Peakley got there and 2) It’s actually really hard to fly a plane at that altitude and it’s a bit weird that Jumba’s able to pull it off that easily. It makes more sense if it’s his ship.
Even if they had kept the original scene in the movie it wouldn't have made sense since at the beginning of the movie Lilo states that there are no cities on the island she lives on to Stitch. They also fly around Lilo's island specifically in both versions. The change actually works way better with the storyline than the original scene.
It's a movie. It's not supposed to "make sense"
@@emilybellardino1470 well Hawaii is a chain of islands, & none of them are connected to each other. If I remember correctly, the island Stitch lands on, & the one Lihue is on aren't connected.
So her statement about not having any cities on the island is still accurate.
@@emilybellardino1470 they’re in a plane, they aren’t limited to the island they started on
@@roadkill_52that's gotta be the most idiotic comment I've seen all day. A movie's narrative has to make sense within the established rules of the world. Otherwise it's bad writing
As a new yorker and a city person, I appreciate this because Idk if I'm the only one but every time there's a scene of an airplane near a building, my heart just drops.
Ironic when yall are the same people making Hiroshima and Nagasaki jokes
@@JayZinger Don't generalize...
@@JayZinger it's not every American, also they attacked first
0:41 top 10 saddest anime scenes
i feel bad for the dude also i love your videos
LOL
0:45 🍦
@@nasku2506 me too. Every time.
Annoying memes
I prefer the island version, it suits the movie way better
They're both island scenes.
Hawaii has cities too
it suits the movie we saw, probably the whole movie changed to fit the mountains scene well
But the plane scene itself was much better than the starship one. The taxiing on the side of the curved building it's an iconic scene in on itself.
@Spectralōcēlōtl *mainland Americans
The changed version looks a whole lot better than the original, so this actually ended up improving the film overall.
That’s a matter of opinion
The remade version is probably remade twice. Remastered the second time since its 2002 release. The original September 2001 Version was never release the first time let alone remastered to be brighter. It wouldn’t of only seemed insensitive, it would’ve seemed prophetic or even witchy. Honestly, sometimes I think the dreams of writers are messages from God to pray against evil on its way, but it get into our “entertainment.” Although don’t go looking to entertainment for the will of God, most of the time what we entertain ourselves with is absolutely Demonic and truly harms our soul and our nations.
According to people who worked on the film, they rushed it and it ended up looking worse, so no ^^
It's just that the uncut version was probably from ana pirate copy, while the released cut is from the last Blu-Ray sso it has a better quality ^^
@@SRose-vp6ew a lot of the dark stuff we entertain ourselves with is also helpful to learn from. Understanding the darkness is a way to combat it.
@@selfishstockton6123 Then there's no need to bring up your whataboutism.
I’d say this is a rare case where the change was made for the better. Juxtaposing the high-tech spaceships with the natural beauty of the island made for a good contrast between the two worlds coming together that fit the rest of the movie.
Fun Fact: Monsters Inc was also changed to be more 9/11 sensitive.
Originally, during the scene in which Boo escapes at the restaurant, the scene would have ended with the building exploding after Mike said his line.
According to Pixar staff, a joke they once found hilarious got "dead silence" from their own staff, so they replaced it with the energy field.
As a matter of fact, they worried that people would even come see the film due to post 9/11 paranoia. This fear was obviously unfounded
dude that makes total sense. I always wondered why they looked so horrified about a force field. and an exploding building would have continued the running gag about the exploding sock
I hope that Pixar staff didn’t get thrown out of a window
Thk goodness i have the old vcd...
Yeah
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This makes so much more sense, as a kid, all I saw of Hawaii was from this movie, so I didn't realize how urban it was until I was older. Now it's all making sense
TBF it depends on the island. Lilo lives in Kauai, which is a little more rural with large green mountains.
I lived on Oahu when I was in kindergarten and first grade so that wasn’t the case for me.
Well I mean the movie takes place on kaua‘i which is mostly rural but it looks like from the cut scene the plane went to Honolulu judging by diamond head in the background and Oahu is definitely more urban
technically Lihui and Kauaii are not this urban, the city looks more like Honolulu to me
Yeah, the cut scene was definitely in Honolulu, Kauai is more townish.
The way the plane’s wheels were riding the building was actually kinda cool
1:14 It’s cool how the emergency doors are in different writings, with the 747 in English and the alien ship in a different language. A nice little detail change to remove suspicion of the deleted scene.
Spiderman was changed too. The pre 9/11 promo had a helicopter getting caught in a big web between the twin towers.
was the final cut too unrealistic since those towers didn't exist?
There's a couple of quick pans, which still have the WTC in them. But in most the towers were edited out.
Yea had a friend who did follie editing for Sony pictures, he said the entire scene was cut no debate, editors had to work 3x to put together a decent final cut. As we know they did an awesome job cuz Toby Maguire is still best spidy
Tom Leonard in one of the shots in the movie when u look in his eyes on his mask u can see the twin towers in the movie somewhere
A bunch of show too! Friends had to alter an episode coz of of 911
It's crazy how much a national tragedy can impact our perspective on certain things, even animated cartoon movies with scenes like these felt wrong after 9/11.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki: HEY, HEY, IM OVER HERE, I TOO CHANGED THE WORLD, HEEEEYYYY
J. Busch You realize what would have happened if the alternative was chosen right?
@@jubusch people didn't forget about that. It was just much longer ago than 9/11. That is still fresh in many peoples minds. Also, Japan was warned. We did what we said we would. However, it was very inhumane. It was also during a war. 9/11 happened unexpectedly, without warning, without reason. And many people living today don't have family members because of it. I'm not trying to say 9/11 was worse, I'm just trying to explain why noone talks about Japan rn
@@jubusch you know that bombing Japan was necessary? Not that I agree with it, but it ended the war.
@@ATthemusician When another country sees bombing the U.S. as necessary keep that same energy
Seeing the plane go through the city gave me unimaginable chills
You have to admit ... the wheels curving against the building like a sideway ramp is pretty awesome !
The whole scene in the uncut version with the plane flying near the city buildings felt very uncanny. No wonder why it was cut.
Could have to do with the dramatic music Vox overlaid on the video
B Y Z A N T I U M
That's so crazy to think about! I'm 23 and I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing but kids 15 or younger read about it in history books.
9/11 really put fear in people to the point of banned things afterwards. But I will say I knew about this infamous scene for years now and I will say this very unnerving. Prior to 9/11, I loved plane rides as a child, the last time before the tragedy was in '98 and didn't ride one again until '09 and let me tell you I was scared out of my mind.
I can't believe they changed it because they were worried about hurting people's feelings/ bring up bad memories, a bunch of SJW snowflakes, the real world has no safe spaces, grow up.
My comment was a satire of the current political environment. The same fear and family tearing realities occurred with slavery, hatred of homosexuals, and currently with hate speech. The hypocrisy is that people are alright with changing some things, movies with 9/11 style scenes, while others need to be preserved, statues and degrading language. Both hurt people.
Pleakley: Uh, Jumba, we missed the truck
Jumba: we're not aiming for the truck
OH YOU DIDNT
*MEMELORD strikes with a surprise attack*
What is that from it sounds familiar
@King Rich !! thanks!
Norman Monge r/whoosh
It's amazing how events like this have changed almost a large part of media vehicles, whether it's movies, games, cartoons
The part with them riding a building around the corner was awesome, but besides that I think the spaceship was better
Thanks for putting those arrows in the thumbnail. I was having a hard time finding the giant spaceships.
DragonIsle Lmao
DragonIsle lol
Arrows in the thumbnail are a requirement for a successful video. This is basic RUclips 101.
DragonIsle what spaceships? I can't see them.
Wizzam101 OMG no it's not 🤦
These criminals have no idea what a pain it must've been to animate all of this
LOL!
You can kind of tell whenever Jumba goes off-model (his body inexplicably becomes "svelte") in order to make their deadline.
Pain? What do you mean. It's their passion. Animation is fun.
Collecting the dead bodies from the rubble is pain.
True
@Holo they were making this since pre 9/11 they didn't know 9/11 was gonna happen
I prefer the alien aircraft since it’s much more creative than a normal airplane and adds to the world-building. The cockpit is especially much more fun to look at than the unreleased cut.
1:05 The wheels on the side of the building are pretty badass though
Yeah
To be honest the theatrical release gave that scene more character to the film
But the unreleased has so much better tension since everyone knows how difficult it is to manuvure a 747 in such a way as this.
Fa Kenews true but there both really cool either way yet different
JewMex420 I Heard the original Lilo and stitch was Darker!
Problem Revolver makes sense but I would like to see them both
JewMex420,
Yeah. Also, by adding Jumba's ship in, it explains how he and Pleakley arrived on Earth in the first place.
Plus, I always thought it was a cool vehicle when I saw the movie as a kid.
The attacks on September 11, 2001 caused a dramatic shift in media - this being one particularly poignant example. But if you'd like to learn a whole lot more, Lindsay Ellis writes about this at length over at Vox.com: www.vox.com/2016/9/9/12814898/pop-culture-response-to-9-11
Amir azarnia not funny dude.
Vox amazing background music. Can you tell me the name
Amir azarnia, I've seen a lot of dumb attempts at humor in my years on RUclips, but that has unquestionably got to be the worst.
Vox The NSA is gonna destroy you
humor? how did you get humor from this?! they even added a dramatic music and lowered the cheerfullness of the movie scenes. It's an example of how the attacks changed, for instance, the iconography of airplanes and crashes.
1:02 this guy had ALOT of skill tho
This event also changed video games such as Metal Gear Solid 2: Son of Liberty.
It's interesting how most people ignore the impact of incidents on entertainment.
Not me. I have a great attention to detail!
Interesting...
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Jan Killion ew RUclips is a place to talk and watch videos NOT do that. Disgusting.
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Anyone else prefer the unreleased cut?
me
same
I do, it looks epic
me!!!
JP Animations yes
God that cut where they are traversing the plane along that curved building was SO cool
I got chills
Much love to the artists but no one could have predicted a catastrophe like that horrible day.
I always thought that dude was in the middle of nowhere bcs he was hiding from everyone so no one could stop him from eating his ice cream
same
Makes more sense if you think about it
You see, the deleted scene did happen. However, it happened earlier. Once his ice cream had been decapitated he bought another and then booked the closest flight to a remote island with no inhabitants to eat it, and then it got decapitated again by the exact same people in the exact same way in the exact same scenario as before
@@crimblr this is my new headcanom, I love it
@@crimblr don’t want to burst ur bubble but the island hes on looks like O’ahu and that’s where the capital city Honolulu is lol
Really interesting to see the two versions and cut scenes. Wish that background music wasn't so loud so I could hear the dialogue better tho...
Gentry Dean EXACTLY
It was for copyright, so the system didn’t pick up the words and strike the video. Who knows if it worked or not but that’s probably what they were doing
Its sad because the city seems so detailed and alive, so much effort and heart just to be thrown away
My mom and I took my dad, who had Alzheimer’s, to see Finding Dori. He still had some memories intact at the time and when we realized our mistake, we turned to see him sobbing. We all left that night crying. RIP, Dad.
When you don't even think about 9/11, the original scene was still pretty gruesome with the plane wheels ripping art the buildings exterior.
was it gruesome? i thought it looked pretty cool.
i don't think you know what gruesome means
you probably feel it’s gruesome based in the events. if someone never found out about 9/11, they’d wouldnt think much of the unreleased cut
I disagree. That's the usual blend of cinematic action and cartoony shenanigans. Mission Looney if you will. I understand why they changed it but the original was pretty creative and exciting.
Exactly, in 2002 the events of 9/11 would have instantly come to mind and I say that as a european.
But today not, thats why many movies feature scenes like this, because 9/11 was some time ago.
I need to watch the unreleased version just to know how they got the plane in the first place.
Ife Uchime same!
They steal the plane
LagiNaLangAko23 i luv u
This is the full scene ruclips.net/video/sqh-kEPYr5s/видео.html
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stitch actually yells out aloha in the scene
I cannot believe all that had to be scrapped.
I hope one day a version of Lilo and Stitch can be released with this scene intact
Not likely
Fun fact: 9/11 also changed a scene in Monsters Inc.
The scene where Harryhausans is place in a dome, Harryhausans was originally supposed to explode 🤯
the final cut is alot better anyway, a jumbo jet wouldn't be very good for chasing a spaceship
but it comes full circle for the point of the movie, the aliens were blending into human society, dressing up like them, pleakely was fascinated by everything about them, its full circle for them to hijack and use the human version of a "spaceship" or w/e instead of using their own to chase after gantu, not saying it should be able to keep up
@@MyidolGwen whatever I still think a spaceship makes more sense than a jumbo jet
@@aidanbarnes4290 valid point aidan barnes
@@MyidolGwen to be fair a 747 can travel close to 600 mph. Not slow by any means.
@@aidanbarnes4290 nobody cares
I wonder what would've happened had it been released as the official version
Lone Star VII people wud get mad bcoz it loked liek nein eleven
or not
They probably would have gotten some backlash and then Disney would probably pretend the movie never exhisted
it would have recieved lots of criticism and probably wouldnt have done as well known as the movie which relates to 9/11 a year after it happens...
Leo Pullup last time I checked 9/11 was not done by aliens
Lilo & stitch is my first big memory of ever going to a cinema in my life I was 7 and it’s one of my favourites
My mom had the “unreleased cut” on vhs, I remember the plane and the dudes ice cream. I watched the movie again a few years ago and saw the mountain scene and thought it was weird because it was not what I remembered. I think McDonald’s even had toys of the 747 from the movie
How did she get it ? Was there two versions ?
@@DaraGaming42 idk probably the thrift store hella cheap back then
People keep saying things like that, but they never released the scene in any form as far as Disney will admit.
Do you have any way to prove it? If your mother still has the tape, that'd be a pretty big deal.
@cxx23 Then how did Vox get the footage for this video?...
Just imagine if Lilo & Stitch came out in June 2001 instead and this scene was kept in... then 3 months later...
The Purple One then people would think that lio & stitch knew about the 9/11 and then the drama would begin
There was also a scene from some drama show in the spring of that year where there was a terrorist plan to crash a plane into the world trade center. surprised that one didnt get much heat
Conspiracy theorists would say Disney knew it would happen, this is already commonly done with a lot of other pre-9/11 media.
@@stryderzer0 There's tons of other scrapped pre-9/11 media involving a plane crashing into the WTC. It's rumored that even Jackie Chan was about to star in a movie high up in one of the towers on the morning of 9/11, but the movie was cancelled. Michael Jackson missed an appointment at the WTC too on 9/11.
Did anyone else feel like the music was
“Unnecessary”?
It's like there can't be a 9/11 related video without sad music
Exactly, even for a cartoon
It's actually to avoid copyright technology picking up this video's sound and then blocking the content. So yes, totally necessary.
I think it was necessary for copyright but also to make viewers feel a sense of empathy
@RiAd ViDs:
Yeah, just like the change in that kiddie movie was unnecessary.
I’m glad they cut this out for the time it was released. Many people lost loved ones that day and I’m sure seeing this would’ve been just a little upsetting to them. It is an incredible scene though and It was impressive how well the team recreated it. Well done
The original scene is actually very well done, very impressive that they manage to re-do the entire sequence.
I think that’s why the release was delayed
I had no idea about this wow
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The guy losing his ice cream along with the sad music made me cry...
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Grow up.. kiddo
I wish that Disney made a special version of Lilo and Stitch where this scene is put back in. They probably won't do this, but it would be cool.
It is amazing how the animation stayed the same even after the edit
The theatrical cut makes sence, aliens wouldn't know how to drive earth planes
well they dont know how, they crash it.
But they are believed to be far more advanced that humans, so they could have possibly just winged tf out of it.
@@demetruishomes1398 they're not that advance in the movie.
Aeyen The Lobster aliens have higher advanced minds so
There is so much wrong with this comment
I can't hear over this sad depressing music.
Why would you want to? This is about the visuals. Did you even get the point of this video?
@@ducklingscap897 blah blah blah sensitive kid
SᒪᑌᗰᑭEᗪ z um ok lol 😂
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SᒪᑌᗰᑭEᗪ z I just didn’t expect a troll. But it was a kinda fun troll comment that’s all.
I remeber watching this scene as a kid and always found odd Gantu's ship bumped in the mountains like that. It didn't make sense since the mountains looked ginormous and the ship and scenery didn't add up in the scene.
Now it all makes sense 😔
I'm not normally on board with big edits like this, but this makes sense. The timing created that necessity
7/11 was a part time job!
seems pretty original to me, 👍.
Leo Brooklyn this one really got me laughing lol
Lol
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9/11 jokes are just plane wrong
It's funny how people think 9\11 changed the world and forgotten about the nuke on Japan that destroyed half of it
@@Kat-yv1yq welllll there's a little something called the War on Terror....
@@Kat-yv1yq those nukes destroyed 40 million japanese lives
Most people doesn’t say it changed the world, it changed America
The nukes weren't that big in Japan. Nothing compared to what we have today.
@@Kat-yv1yq
That's because you live in a bubble.
Wow. Thanks for sharing it!
Oh and that shot too 0:55
bush did lilo and stitch
lilo & stich was an inside job
Lilos get stitches
Disney did 9/11, that corporation is more evil than any government agency
2312uri my *ass* too
Lilo and Stitch was a Liberal hoax.
The unreleased cut seems more entertaining
And uncensored.
More entertaining, maybe. But also of a sensitive subject matter for the time.
DENILSON THOMAS. Yeah the wheels running against the building was cool af
Yeah.
TRUE the original was way better
i remember the first one for some reason, i distinctly remember watching it as a kid
You checked the DVD bonus features.
Even if the 911 would never happen before, the original cut version looks pretty terrifying. Imagine being a random guy at the street and suddenly a plane flew sideways around the buildings, damaging glasses with the wheels.
I better like the finished version too becuase I view Hawaii as a volcanic green beach paradise.
Plus it fits the movie better, the area is an island like where Lilo lives, so it makes sense too
Yeah, this fits better. Pre-9/11 though, people probably wouldn't have thought deeply about a plane flying through a city in a movie.
0:45 he lost his ice cream in both.
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Not such a bad idea to change it. My dad died the same year Simba's dad died, and that was a coincidentally excessive amount of amplification for a tiny kid in a theater. (Lol, now I want to know who in their right mind took me to see that film?)
In other words, there's not need to change everything, but a little sympathy can go a long way, when the tragedy is national and not just personal.
Kudos to disney!
Tragoudistros.MPH everyone rlly need to read this comment
@@lidorgod yup
Sorry about your dad btw
Aw man.... i feel for u 😔
My mom told me that she was terrified of zombies because her friends took her to see Night of the Living Dead on the one-year anniversary of her mother's passing, and personally I can't watch movies with vomit scenes because of a traumatic incident from when I was a baby that my mom told me about that involved me spitting up in terror onto my grandfather when he yanked me upside down by my ankles.
It's crazy and weird how our brains process these things, isn't it?
Lilo and Stitch wanted to make a plane flying through buildings look grand and adventurous, when a group of sick and twisted individuals wanted fly planes for an evil and horrific purpose.
this is a really cool video and i never had any idea that it had ever been different. very cool
only thing is the background music makes it a little hard to focus lol
0:44 don't you hate it when a plane steals your ice cream
Like if you agree
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Bojan was going to write "cream"... But he was hit by a plane before he could....
Dear heavenly father forgive me.
Wow lol 174 likes
Yeah i really do
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Disney: Changes scenes in their movie in respect of the people we lost in the 9/11 attacks.
Also Disney: Almost every single marvel movie.
They were working on the movie as 9/11 happened. Lilo and stitch were set to release almost precisely on the first anniversary of 9/11 (in 2002, September 6th), so it's not hard to understand why they made sure to edit this scene specifically.
Plus, Disney didn't buy the Marvel movies until 2009, so anything made before that time had nothing to do with them.
@@SailorDee That's still every movie in the MCU except the first Iron Man.
@@_blank-_ iron man, iron man 2, the incredible hulk
2001: "Planes just crashed in NYC, maybe we should alter this scene"
"Agree"
2021: "DUDE WOULDN'T IT BE COOL TO-"
"Brian no"
"-TO MAYBE MAKE A MOVIE WHERE WE-"
"Brian if you include this idea in *one more movie* I swear I'll-"
"-BLOW UP NYC AND LONDON?"
this gives me chills...
Legit the pre-9/11 scene is so well crafted. If I saw it as a kid it probably would have changed the course of my life forever.
This give me creepypasta vibes
i cringed at this comment
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Jesus man
The man's name wasn't Jesus, it was Osama.
Kevin Bowie Osama, Obama... Hmmm. We never did see him without the beard did we....
Kevin Bowie .......no I'm pretty sure twas Jesus
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The Alien kek
I'm flabbergasted how they changed such a huge, integral part of the movie. In hindsight a stolen plane clicks way more in my head but totally understandable given the context. It's a shame since it's such a cool scene, I love the plane rolling on the side
wow to draw that again. Can you imagine?- REST IN PEACE.
am I the only one who is genuinely sad after I see the scene where the guys ice cream falls to the ground ;(
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It represented the fall of the towers.
It's cause of the background music after 30 seconds of listening to that I was sad
I think the changes were appropriate. Art exists in the context of it's time, and one cannot simply ignore the context when releasing a piece of media. Releasing the movie in it's original form would have distracted people from the heartwarming story of family which so enriched my childhood.
Doubtful.
Plus the re-edit released movie was a lot better. It was an alien plane which makes sense, and then in a mountain area which also makes sense since it's in Hawaii.
1:10 definition of "it's not a plane, it's pilot" XD
Now do how 9/11 changed Turning Red
A similar thing happened with Ferris Buellers Day Off in 1986. The baseball scene originally had Ferris and Cameron going to see a rocket launch but after the Challenger disaster it was changed to the baseball scene.
Never knew that interesting, Challenger scene sounds way more interesting
This doesn't make any sense. They had to have taken the spaceship to get to earth in the first place! When did 747's become space capable?
There's a 'religion' called Scientology that says; an alien race use a spaceship that look like an airliner to transport other aliens into a volcano and kill them.
xponen lol are you trolling
@ralph , I only pointing out the source of inspiration, i.imgur.com/RY36ixQ.jpg ...it has the same location & a similar plane as the draft cut of Lilo & Stitch
xponen lmao I had no idea
msluvlee717 yea this is like too coincidental... i smell bullshit here
Is there a way to get the original version? Like a uncut version of a directors cut? Just wondering since it’s would be a very interesting piece of Disney history
I’m so amazed with the sheer coincidences!
YOOOOO! That's insane! O_O
Yeah, and disturbing too, considering that 9/11 actually changed America and the world. Also that music tho.
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Zachary how so? I can see them doing it to be emotionally sensitive
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WHY IS IT SO HARD
Carter William, Leo Paul - Divide By One
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Thank you!
It's in the credits at the end of the video. It always is. At least try to find it first.
I never knew this about the Lilo & Stitch movie and great video Vox :]
its weird. I was born in 2006. I first watched Lilo and Stitch when i was 5, in 2011. I only remember ever watching it with the original scenes. I very vividly remember the plane running around the curve of the building, and I have no memory of the big red spaceship. The icecream guy was also on the street in the version i watched and not in a chair on the beach. I was watching it on CD but I do not know if the original cut ever made it to CD. This is all very confusing.
Are you from the US?
yes
@@chickpea yes which is why it's weird
@@benr7101 Maybe it was inside the "extras" of the DVD, which used to be popular at the time