5 Lost Things from Disney | Scribbles to Screen
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Gotta give credit for Disney actually preserving the deleted scenes of Snow White during a period where most movies would destroy unused footage and the resulting footage being lost forever.
Robin Williams actually had Lewy body dementia. He had been misdiagnosed with Parkinson's earlier, after experiencing severe symptoms. The Lewy body dementia was only discovered during autopsy. It had been affecting his mind, emotions, movements, sleeping, and personality tremendously. His amygdala, which regulates fear and anxiety, had high amounts of Lewy bodies. I can't even imagine what he must have been feeling then.
yeah, he might have committed suicide, but he was also a fractured mind, he might not have really known what he was doing... so so sad
he was our comedy DAD growing up, one of my the saddest celebrity deaths IMO
@@nomenomerson6763 same
This is a VERY CONTROVERSIAL statement but I’m glad Song of the South exists, it pioneered a huge movement and it was one of the first films to star an African American. While the film may not be acceptable to people of today’s standards I do believe the film was made with good intentions and not like other films of the time ( with intentions to be purposefully hateful ) I’m a huge fan of Lost Media and it’s why I believe films and shows no matter how obscene and ill-dated , they may be need to be preserved as they are staples of history and show us how far we’ve come. It’s a shame that Disney has gone so far as to hide there past and act as if it never happened but the truth is it did and while one may only focus on its negative connotation I choose to look at the good it did for the African American movement in Cinema. The truth is Human History is not perfect but needed to start somewhere. As controversial as The Song of the South maybe it’s something I believe shouldn’t be forgotten about.
If we don’t make sure to keep track of our history, how can we be sure to not repeat it? I agree with ya and I think you said it in the best way possible
@@ChampagneKanyon thank you , I appreciate it. Films are much more then story through motion , I believe it can also be a time machine to our past to help us adhere to our future
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You got very good points
And we also wouldn’t have Splash Mountain if it weren’t for that movie, which will be greatly missed once they close it down next month to retheme into the Princess and The Frog.
I’m just glad that the original cut of The Black Cauldron is the 65mm original camera negative
I hope to see it soon.
The fact Uncle Remus quits, packs a carpetbag, and starts walking down the road in broad daylight should make it obvious he's not a slave.
Due to a copyright claim, I had to re-upload my old Disney video, but hey it's some years old now so it might be the perfect opportunity to catch up with it, anyway working hard on the Christmas video so keep your eyes peeled
I'm guessing the original one is lost media now , literally
My mom was a HUGE fan of Robin Williams, ever since Good Morning Vietnam (before she was a mom, she listened to the sound track everyday driving to and from work). He was like a kindred spirit, same sense of humor, same personality, same vibrant appeal. While she wasn't the best at character impressions, she loved trying her hand at them, with Donald Duck being her best one. She watched anything that starred Robin, and once she got into RUclips vids, would seek out as much of his material as she could that was available. If the full 14 hr cut of Robin's take of the genie was available, she would've listened to it, start to finish. His passing was soul-crushing for her. It was like losing a best friend, and it stayed with her in the years after.
She herself succumbed to her cancer in February of 2020. While I'm not Christian, I do believe in an afterlife. I like to think mom finally got to meet her idol, and Robin has a collaborator to help entertain the other good souls there with them. Hope for her sake Robin's work is kept preserved for centuries to come
James Baskin wasn't allowed to go to the premiere of Song of the South because it debuted in the South and Jim Crow was in full effect.
Posting this for more EYES
Robin Williams actually had Lewy body dementia. He had been misdiagnosed with Parkinson's earlier, after experiencing severe symptoms. The Lewy body dementia was only discovered during autopsy. It had been affecting his mind, emotions, movements, sleeping, and personality tremendously. His amygdala, which regulates fear and anxiety, had high amounts of Lewy bodies.
I can’t confirm this, but supposedly the reason the date was removed was because at the time Song of the South was made, it would’ve been considered inappropriate to allude or mention things like slavery or the civil war. Of course things changed over the years, and today it’s considered inappropriate to ignore these things!
There were several movies released prior to Song of the South such as Gone With the Wind and Birth of a Nation that explictly portray the civil war and slavery. So that wouldn't make any sense.
@@pegasusactua2985 I agree. Thoughhhh, maybe because this was directed at a younger audience that may’ve had something to do with it? Most likely it’s wrong or at least half-right though.
It’s such a weird thing, I’m a U.K. 80s baby and I’m sure I can remember seeing promos forSong of the south in magazines and videos. Maybe because the American Civil War and it’s connotations weren’t that controversial here.
I’d love to see the 7 Dwarves prequel, sounds really interesting and original.
I’m glad that someone is chronicling this in time for the Walt Disney Company’s centennial next year.
Great video! I watch a lot of Disney related content and have found new material to be more and more sparse, its nice to have a video full of content I haven’t heard before! Also I love the commentary, you handled the more controversial topics covered with sincerity and respect. I tend to see people sensationalize these topics so, to hear someone do them justice was nice.
One thing that's been totally forgotten is that in the mid 2000s, Disney was meant to do an adaptation of _One for sorrow, two for joy_ by Clive Woodall (or at least that's what the marketing campaign of the book said). Anyway, I haven't heard anything about it since, and it honestly doesn't surprise me, considering the gleeful detail it goes into when describing violence and rape.
One of my favorites is The Santa Claus 1-800 Number joke that was cut after its original VHS run because I remember having the joke in the VHS I received for my Birthday/Christmas Present the year the VHS originally released. Sadly like so much other stuff I wish I still had, I lost that stuff years ago 😢😢😢
That Seven Dwarfs prequel sounds awesome!
The Goodies eventually made a Sequel to Snow White. :P
I one time found a even older version of "Zip-le-do-dah", When the song itself didn't even exist..
It was not Parkinson's that Robin had it was Lewy body disease. That is all.
Everybody knows the #1 thing Disney has lost is CREATIVITY, relying now upon gobbling up pop IPs and churning out assembly-line product.
#1: *Walt Disney’s head*
I was initially sad Roger Rabbit 2 was cancelled... Then I heard about the plot they were planning & was glad it never saw the light of day.
The only closed we ever get to an sort of sequel Is the One made in videogame adaptation based of the shorts. wile Is nothing short brake but Is something
RIP Robin Williams you’re. Forever missed
I sure hope that the studio responsible for those animated spin-offs is revived, because I SO want to see what they were planning on doing with this animated sequels, I am so curious! Especially Dumbo 2, as I can only imagine what they were planning on doing with that one, as I can imagine something quite creative!
You forgot to mention Disney Premiere Cinema movies that never released to dvd such as Splash too, 14 going on 30, Help Wanted: Kids, The Girl who spelled freedom, Davy Crockett: Rainbow in the thunder, and Young Again.
I adore most of the Tinker Bell films, so I would've given the Seven Dwarfs franchise a shot had it had the same level of quality.
I still have my bootleg dvd for song of the south
8:23 And Seven of The Rings of Power were given to Dwarves!
Its so ridiculous, uncle Remus is the good guy in the movie while the white parents need to be set straight about their parenting skills.
They still used a lot of stereotypes 😭🤦🏽♂️ bro u tryna explain why a racist movie made in a time when segregation was still a thing is okay stop before it’s to late
Your channel is criminally underrated
I miss you, Robin Williams
I dont know if you know about this but Maleficent was supposed to get her own movie that was either 2d animated or 3d. But it would've centered around how she became a villain. It was supposed to cone out during the 2000's but it was ultimately cut due to disney not liking the idea of the backstory of the villain.
Robin Williams reprised the Genie one more time, in Aladdin's Math Quest.
i REALLY appreciate your understanding and nonbias towards song of the south in this video, you did your homework! this video gets a like from me
Disney died past 1960, because it’s when the theme parks and xerography were born
Walt Disney passed away in December of 1966.
@@richardranke3158 yes, but he became distant from the animation past sleeping beauty
I really loved Song of the South as a kid and got to see it at the movies one of the last times it was at the show. Is it racist? Maybe but so are Gone With The Wind and Birth of a Nation (this one is definitely racist). However, I do not believe in censorship at all and am sick of people trying to ban politically incorrect things. My opinion is if you don't like it, DON'T WATCH but don't tell others what to watch. I'd like to see them release this one again (maybe just on Disney Plus) with the disclaimer that this was filmed in a different era. I'm not a racist or support racist people by any means but am a cinephile and love classic movies, even if by today's standards are politically incorrect.
I agree in that things shouldn’t be judged by today’s standards and banned as a result. These things were made at a time when attitudes were very different.
@@TimeBunny and those said attitudes where quite evil and sad at the time what’s your point? Lmao just cause you grew up with it doesn’t make racism okay lmao your obviously white if it doesn’t bother you
Most of the song of the south characters are later re apared in a Disneyland game attraction during the il fated kinect started fazed out in xbox one late lifespan. Wile is just an minigame galore of getting the tokens, there likely made full 3d models of them thinking they are planning an sort of total reboot without the african american being involved. But probaly is just speculation.
I want the cut scenes from "Beauty and the beast" [Wolf attack etc]
Most Important Lost Thing from Disney? Walt....
9:50 WHAT THE HELL.
Can you make a video about the super why pilot?
There isn't anything wrong with Disney, it's great! So I didn't get the "you already know how Disney is" comment.
By the way, I’m actually in possession of a song of the south DVD
Nice beard bro
Anyone else feel like we need to respect song of the south.
Because I feel like I’m the only one like the film.
You can torrent song of the south
No shit you can torrent anything that isn’t lost media lmao
8:34 so did this eventually evolve into the 7D? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_7D
yes gravity falls is a good show for kids
As it turns out, the real racists are the one falsely accusing that movie of racist intentions. Also, TLK is a rip off of Kimba.
You’re probably white don’t know anything about racism lol
The movie still has negative stereotypes gang you sound quite silly here
I think its funny how song of the south has a reputation as this horribly racist movie but all it is is kinda boring and somewhat racist
Woke Disney Co.