EDIT: I made a new video with a 1911 recording of Steamboat Bill synched to this cartoon: ruclips.net/video/XLAid6hNO1M/видео.html The scene where Mickey plays the pig like an accordion by pressing her nipples (at 5:55) was censored for most official releases since the 1950s, including the version Disney themselves uploaded to RUclips. This video contains the full, uncensored cartoon.
If it went by today's rules YOU WOULDNT BE ALLOWED TO WATCH A MOUSE PLAY DRUMS ON PIG T!TTIES! WHAT IS THIS RULE 34 NONSENSE!? This was played IN THEATERS. And they say a gay kid EXISTING in Disney films corrupt youth. At least it isn't a mouse drumming on pig t!tt!es 😂
The crazy thing is that if they had the copyright rules of today, they likely wouldn't have been able to used "The Turkey in the Straw" as they did here. The song was published in 1834 by George Washington Dixon, who died in 1861. This would means his song wouldn't have entered the public domain until 1931 by modern rules, however at the time copyright only lasted 28 years so the song entered the public domain in 1862. Disney took much public domain material to turn into their films and then extened copyright so that nobody could take from their stories. Cinderella, Snow White, and Pinocchio, song of their first popular movies, were based on public domain works. It's crazy to think what kind of stories and material we may have gotten if copyright law wasn't so long these days.
@@lavbubl Yeah, but Disney didn't have enough money to buy rights to copyrighted songs at the time. He had to sell his car in order to finance this cartoon!
Fun fact: ''Steamboat Willie'' was not really the first Mickey Mouse cartoon that was actually ''Plane Crazy'', but Steamboat Willie was actually the first Mickey Mouse cartoon with Sound and that is where the misconception comes from then they later added sound to Plane Crazy =:3
Welcome to Mickey's Symphony of Pain. Where even if you're vibing with him, he'll turn on you, and he'll choke those notes he craves right on out of you. It's child's play for him to torture children at lunchtime, separate them from their mother via a swift hard kick... and then make them watch as he fondles and uses their poor, confused mother, making her squeal like what she is, and no doubt scarring her for life. He clearly wants his boss's job, but has done nothing to earn it, and comes off as a lousy employee. He tortures the ship's only source of mouse/rat/pest control (how ironic). Oh, and he totally killed that parrot at the end. Yeah, if I were the captain of that boat, (early Pete), I wouldn't like this Mickey either. In all of his very early shorts, he's a right fresh a-hole. And he can't peel potatoes for $hit.
God bless Ub Iwerks, the genius animator who brought this film to life! When using this for your own creative endeavors, take a moment to thank Iwerks. #ubiwerks
Disney may not have been the best man, but he didn't like to cut corners when it came to animation. Nowadays the company still seems to share his views, AND cuts corners when it comes to animation.
@@ironhell813 It just feels like the tone is super mean for some reason, like... the animators didn't need to draw so many of the cartoony animals evidently suffering given their facial expressions. Like, the goat is just "haha, cartoon logic" but the cat and pig both made me a little surprised!
That's Not the Reason, The Reason Why because Mickey Is Touching the pig like an accordian and pulling off pigs' nippels' tails. This Is Cut To Avoid Violence.
Jesus christ you know its stupid to turn mickey into a knife weilding slasher when you have perfect matetial for a magical little bastard slasher right here
Well, that's funny; when I first watched this episode on DisneyPlus, the pig part was in it. And I believe that was what took a while to find or see this bit when it was censored. Pretty amazing at the time before Mickey and Minnie Mouse became famous.
You're absolutely right. Disney Plus has the uncensored cut of this. ...And rates it Y7, with no disclaimer at the beginning! ...From a studio infamous for reediting Bluey on their streaming service and including disclaimers about "casual racism" before some of their movies.
It's interesting how inconsistent Mickey's scale seems. When he's on the dock with the cow, for example, he looks tiny in a way you don't see him shown in more modern versions.
Pete actually first appeared way back in 1925 in an Alice Comedies film (Before Oswald, and before Mickey). He is now the oldest continuing Disney character.
This is a terrible idea, i don't want everyone to make a horror movie about our favorite mouse. It's shouldn't use our childhood cartoon characters and make it into something a horror movie, i want universal pictures to own mickey mouse to prevent it from becoming a horror movie. After all, Walt Disney used to work for universal pictures.
The thing to remember is that cartoons like this were made long before on demand viewing, and were usually just intended to get people into theaters to watch the main feature, which was often just a rerelease of an existing movie. Audiences basically paid full price to see a movie all over again, but with a new cartoon or other short subject tacked on. These were never meant to be viewed more than once or twice, so who cares what they put in them? It wasn't until the time of TV and "reruns" when people really started caring about what they were being exposed to.
It's was Disney Company fault for not following family-friendly rules, i hope universal pictures buy Mickey Mouse before someone buy it and make it a mickey mouse horror movie.
@@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc one, it has happened. Two not gonna happen because three, the feds will make sure it's not gonna happen (and Disney ain't desperate to sell off to Universal)
@@newstarcadefan one, making it happened will ruined mickey mouse franchise. Two, they just doing Mickey Mouse horror movie for money, not for Mickey Mouse fans. And three, they don't know anything about what Mickey Mouse is and what he do. He is a hero who save Minnie Mouse whenever pete kidnap her, not become a monster or a sick psychopath killer. The company only care about themselves and money, they never do what the real Mickey mouse fans want.
When I first heard that Mickey Mouse would go public domain or so, I thought Disney was giving up on their mascot/franchise Mickey Mouse, before realizing the meaning of it. Also, I remember hearing the song Turkey in the Straw (4:18) and I wasn’t able to tell at first but I soon knew it, and it is great to hear it again even if I can already watch it on Disney Plus
Finally someone else uploads the uncensored version of this cartoon. I like the other censored one, but I prefer the original as well. And good thing it's able to be here due to being in Public Domain now.
Walt Disney built up so much with this, and Plane Crazy, among other short cartoons. It's crazy to look at this and those other old shorts, then take a look around at what Disney's company has become.
Always bothered me why this was censored. Made it feel like a Mandela affect remembering Mickey squeezing the pig for the Turkey in the straw part. Either way it feels wrong knowing we live in a time where Steamboat Willie is public domain but it’s fun knowing that people are using it well.
"[...] a scene that was removed in the 1950s, Mickey picks up the mother, kicks off the pigs still hanging on and plays the mother pig like an accordion by pushing on her teats. When the cartoon was to be shown to a television audience, this particular bit of barnyard humor was deemed too inappropriate and was removed (but has been restored on some recent releases)."
That's because BOOBS is too "inappropriate" (even though kids should learn how the genitals of each gender works, it's not inappropriate, it's their body), but literal GORE = it's okay, IT'S ALRIGHT AND TOTALLY LEGAL
Right at his first appearance, Mickey Mouse had done some pretty questionable things. Especially having animals be his musical instruments (the animals seems willing, but still).
Given modern Disney's obsession with divergent sexuality, it's ironic they lost the rights to this now. The pig teat-o-phone will fit right in with the company's messaging in a couple of years, probably.
@@jimjam51075 The way Mickey treat the cat, the duck and the pigs, definitely seems so questionable it’s legit abuse, and a way to describe Disney currently.
WARNING TO ALL THAT UPLOAD THIS: I uploaded it onto my channel and since then Disney has blocked it in EIGHT Countries. This I do believe is a breach of the copyright law and am currently contacting them. COMMENT, I MEAN COMMENT. If the same went for you.
The same thing happened to me, this might be because the copyright term in those countries is longer than in the US; I will have to research this when I have time and dispute the claim if it's in public domain in those countries too.
5:56 jajaja los puerquitos al principio tristes pero luego se alegran con la canción mientras la madre parece estar sufriendo por la cara que tiene jajaja😂😂😂
Everyone is saying that you have to claim its an original character and not mickey(call him something else, ussually steamboat Willie) but the cartoon literally starts with "A MICKEY MOUSE SOUND CARTOON". He already had the name, so I'd say call him Mickey. Voice on the other hand... if this guy doesn't sound like a grizzled war veteran you better dig a 12ft hole and hide as those Laywers are gonna sue your ass faster than it takes to get the letter in the mail.
they still hold the trademark for mickey mouse, so as long as you don't use his name in the title of anything or claim that Disney made or endorsed it then you should be fine
@@ironhell813 from what i saw design marks only count for logos or specific designs of names that are used for recognition of a brand (so the simple mickey mouse ear logo would be covered as well as any other Disney logo) and they most likely also have a work mark on the name mickey mouse (meaning that you can't use the name in the title of your work no matter how it is stylised, eg mickey mouse's clubhouse) the first design of mickey is public domain though (the design in the short as well as a few posters for the short that are now also public domain) so you can use that specific design and refer to the character as mickey mouse, you just can't do anything that suggests that disney endorsed it
EDIT: I made a new video with a 1911 recording of Steamboat Bill synched to this cartoon: ruclips.net/video/XLAid6hNO1M/видео.html
The scene where Mickey plays the pig like an accordion by pressing her nipples (at 5:55) was censored for most official releases since the 1950s, including the version Disney themselves uploaded to RUclips. This video contains the full, uncensored cartoon.
DISNEY CANNOT HIDE ITS SINS
you just read that on wikipedia didn't you?
Someone needs to Put Mr. Willy to sing "2 Minute Notice" From Helluva Boss.
@@chlorhexidine2506 No, I found an article on a different site that mentions this.
If it went by today's rules YOU WOULDNT BE ALLOWED TO WATCH A MOUSE PLAY DRUMS ON PIG T!TTIES! WHAT IS THIS RULE 34 NONSENSE!?
This was played IN THEATERS.
And they say a gay kid EXISTING in Disney films corrupt youth. At least it isn't a mouse drumming on pig t!tt!es 😂
The crazy thing is that if they had the copyright rules of today, they likely wouldn't have been able to used "The Turkey in the Straw" as they did here. The song was published in 1834 by George Washington Dixon, who died in 1861. This would means his song wouldn't have entered the public domain until 1931 by modern rules, however at the time copyright only lasted 28 years so the song entered the public domain in 1862. Disney took much public domain material to turn into their films and then extened copyright so that nobody could take from their stories. Cinderella, Snow White, and Pinocchio, song of their first popular movies, were based on public domain works. It's crazy to think what kind of stories and material we may have gotten if copyright law wasn't so long these days.
you can always pay for rights sometimes right
1930, you mean?
@@lavbubl Yeah, but Disney didn't have enough money to buy rights to copyrighted songs at the time. He had to sell his car in order to finance this cartoon!
and that is what we call hypocrisy
@@yosefdemby8792
So Disney climbed the ladder and then pulled up the ladder behind them so nobody else could use it.
You know after watching this short this version of Mickey being used in horror related stuff honestly wouldn't be out of character
At least it's make more sense than winnie the pooh
obsolete caca
Search for The Vanishing S.S Willie
I love the fecking farce of turning both into mass murderers
I don't get it
7:10 Mickey is the worst potato peeler I’ve ever seen
He cut the potato in half
clearly he's trying to starve the crew by wasting that much potato
He's a true psychopath 💀
@@mintykiwipete told him to peel it
@@mahamedxD pete told him to peel it, not scalp 95% of the potato off until it looked like a tiny ball
I seriously celebrated midnight by playing this short loudly.
Same
First thing I did when the ball dropped was watch this short
Wait you’re telling me people had their fingers/curser on the upload button just waiting for midnight to strike?
Love your avatar by the way. She was way underrated in rpg lore.
@@stargazer-elitethey couldve scheduled the upload
Mickey Mouse: serial animal abuser.
Exactly what I was thinking
Bro mickey mouse is a animal☠
Mickey mouse is an animal bruh 💀
@@armandocampo7108 Humans are animals too and if they abuse animals they are animal abusers.
funny how the face of disney, a child friendly company. originated from an animal abusing mouse
full HD is wild
i know.... it's like we are actually on the boat with them!
Yo dailyDoseOfInternet wsg
It's you
bro
real@@wretchro100
Old school Micky Mouse was really rebellious compared to what he is now. What a turn around in character personality.
Cuz he had therapy
Fun fact: ''Steamboat Willie'' was not really the first Mickey Mouse cartoon that was actually ''Plane Crazy'', but Steamboat Willie was actually the first Mickey Mouse cartoon with Sound and that is where the misconception comes from then they later added sound to Plane Crazy =:3
So why hasn't plane crazy hit the public domain before?
@@oof5992only the silent version is in the public domain The sound version isn't released to the public domain until next year
@@oof5992, only the silent version is public domain. The one with sound isn't right now.
No steamboat willie was not publicly released until 1929 because the test audience did not like it
@@EldritchuglygarfieldAnd the proof is in the short's poster. See, the Mickey in this poster is from 1929
Welcome to Mickey's Symphony of Pain. Where even if you're vibing with him, he'll turn on you, and he'll choke those notes he craves right on out of you. It's child's play for him to torture children at lunchtime, separate them from their mother via a swift hard kick... and then make them watch as he fondles and uses their poor, confused mother, making her squeal like what she is, and no doubt scarring her for life. He clearly wants his boss's job, but has done nothing to earn it, and comes off as a lousy employee. He tortures the ship's only source of mouse/rat/pest control (how ironic).
Oh, and he totally killed that parrot at the end.
Yeah, if I were the captain of that boat, (early Pete), I wouldn't like this Mickey either. In all of his very early shorts, he's a right fresh a-hole. And he can't peel potatoes for $hit.
Yes he can peel potatoes. Oh my godb
I love how mickey is just a menace. Shift of personality.
How’d it take me re-watching this three times, along with reading the comments, to realize that this mouse was a serial animal abuser? 💀💀💀
S K U L L E M O J I
Uninteresting and uncreative comment. Also, if you're reading comments and changing your opinion based off of those, you're just being indoctrinated
what these replies I'm reading so heated for!?!? like DAMN
@@printerpaperanimationz7966 right?! These ppl need to chillll 😭
What if Mickey Mouse was a total psychopath?!?!!!? 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️
Jan 1st 2024 came: public domain
Disney:
Well there goes steamboat Willie reputation
69 likes lol
Good
69? More like 70
Its finally landing in the Public Domain!!! Finally!
Why bother uncensoring it? It shows mickey play on the mother pig nipple on Disney plus.
如果你翻译了这个，那么你很可能会被破坏。如果你不想承受这种困境的后果，那么你必须在老鼠爬进来之前分享这个。🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊 这些表情符号使得这被伪装成一个以老小鸡为食的骗局。但是无论哪种方式。匆忙！为了你自己！！！！！！！
@@ninleyarchival shut. Up.
Unfortunately, disneys still gonna try and find a way to make money off it…..😒
@@blowsagainsttheempire9658 yep, given how broken copyright is on RUclips.
Hope ya don't feel hurt, big boy!
- The Parrot
IS THAT WHAT HE SAYS?!?!?
@@MONSTAboyGaming Yes!!
HAHAHAHA, HAHAHAHA, HAHAHAHA, HAHAHAHA, HAHAHAHA-
*gets hit*
THANK YOU
Mickey really chose violence when it came to making music with the animals.
God bless Ub Iwerks, the genius animator who brought this film to life! When using this for your own creative endeavors, take a moment to thank Iwerks. #ubiwerks
Guy pulled all-nighters under Walt's watch
Bro was really a menace to society no wonder he became the mascot or disney.
Unlike 1928, this kind of cartoon would never fly today.
Wokeness would never fly in 1928
The perspective animation scene was actually pretty impressive
Its even more impressive when you understand how cartoons were made back then
Disney may not have been the best man, but he didn't like to cut corners when it came to animation.
Nowadays the company still seems to share his views, AND cuts corners when it comes to animation.
@@jeiku5041 probably not the best thing considering that the animators went on strike because of him
@@Eldritchuglygarfieldsheesh the Disney animators in the 2020s should repeat history then
So much animal abuse in every way (over feeding, pulling tails, choking). Someone is probably going to boycott this.
The funny thing is, these days it's the tobacco chewing that would get censored.
Yeah, it's such a nothingburger, but the culture of critique (aka Marxist subversion) blows this up to be Scandal-tier
Jeez, This Mickey really likes to abuse the animals just to make music huh?
It was showing off the newly added music and sound
@@ironhell813 I can see why, but I am still asking questions how this version of Mickey is a menace.
@@ironhell813 It just feels like the tone is super mean for some reason, like... the animators didn't need to draw so many of the cartoony animals evidently suffering given their facial expressions. Like, the goat is just "haha, cartoon logic" but the cat and pig both made me a little surprised!
@@mastermarkus5307 the pig especially was kinda disturbing imo
Mickey's ticked off face when the parrot heckles him is funny!
Quite a funny scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brings back memories of watching The Spirit of Mickey on VHS
Bro, I used to watch that VHS at my Grandmas!
Uncensored because of Mickey’s naked hands
That's Not the Reason, The Reason Why because Mickey Is Touching the pig like an accordian and pulling off pigs' nippels' tails.
This Is Cut To Avoid Violence.
Absolutely disgusting.
@@gdchamp9987and because of pig nudity (showing pigs boobs)
You always forget that this short has more than the famous whistling bit 😅
I can't wait for futurama to use a piece of this film in one of their intros
Bro was quick with uploading this lol
Jesus christ you know its stupid to turn mickey into a knife weilding slasher when you have perfect matetial for a magical little bastard slasher right here
Fun fact for people who don’t know: the cow is actually supposed to be Clarabelle Cow. I guess at first, she was just a regular animal.
A regular animal called Fob.
I just realized that at the end it shows the plane crazy version of Mickey which means that we all technically own 2 early versions of Mickey Mouse 😂
Welcome to the public domain, Steamboat Willie (finally!).
1:50 Idk why but this is my favourite part haha just seeing Pete amuse himself is funny… 😂
Well, that's funny; when I first watched this episode on DisneyPlus, the pig part was in it. And I believe that was what took a while to find or see this bit when it was censored. Pretty amazing at the time before Mickey and Minnie Mouse became famous.
You're absolutely right. Disney Plus has the uncensored cut of this. ...And rates it Y7, with no disclaimer at the beginning! ...From a studio infamous for reediting Bluey on their streaming service and including disclaimers about "casual racism" before some of their movies.
part of me understands why mini's design was changed, mostly because the top looked more like she had her flappers out.
It's interesting how inconsistent Mickey's scale seems. When he's on the dock with the cow, for example, he looks tiny in a way you don't see him shown in more modern versions.
If you know it was Mickey Mouse's first appearance including Minnie Mouse and the big bad Captain Pete
Pete actually first appeared way back in 1925 in an Alice Comedies film (Before Oswald, and before Mickey). He is now the oldest continuing Disney character.
I think the parrot got off easy in the end. Mickey had a knife and apparently has no problem with abusing animals.
finally, the complete version
I’m definitely glad that Steamboat Willie is now Public Domain😏👍
I had a great idea! We could have all the animals (hens, duck, cat, goat, and pigs) singing Turkey in the Straw.
they're gonna make a horror movie with this no doubt about it
This is a terrible idea, i don't want everyone to make a horror movie about our favorite mouse. It's shouldn't use our childhood cartoon characters and make it into something a horror movie, i want universal pictures to own mickey mouse to prevent it from becoming a horror movie. After all, Walt Disney used to work for universal pictures.
ruclips.net/video/Qe85jZhSflk/видео.htmlsi=xUe2KE8XEsG1zBiR
A horror game has been announced
I'm sorry that's just a terrible idea@@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc
There’s already a horror game in the works
Just like with the Winnie the Pooh characters
The thing to remember is that cartoons like this were made long before on demand viewing, and were usually just intended to get people into theaters to watch the main feature, which was often just a rerelease of an existing movie. Audiences basically paid full price to see a movie all over again, but with a new cartoon or other short subject tacked on. These were never meant to be viewed more than once or twice, so who cares what they put in them? It wasn't until the time of TV and "reruns" when people really started caring about what they were being exposed to.
MICKEY IS A MENACE!
I don't think I would ever have watched this otherwise this is awesome. Thank you public domain!
THERE'S NIPPLE PLAY?
Mickey now: hay friend, let’s have fun
Mickey then: I’m gonna abuse some animals for a music video
It may as well be in the public domain.
0:01 for a second I got me Thinking about godzilla
Our cartoon mouse 🇻🇳☭🐰🫱🫱
Literally the entirety of the world after January 1st 2024:
Nope just the film is.
Already in the Plane Crazy short Mickey was forcing Minnie to kiss xD
although in that short he received what he deserved.
Bob Iger is furious now that Mickey Mouse now is in the public domain. hahahahahahahahaha.
It's was Disney Company fault for not following family-friendly rules, i hope universal pictures buy Mickey Mouse before someone buy it and make it a mickey mouse horror movie.
@@VictorGonzalez-xs9ocDisney still permanently owns the trademark, this will never happen
@@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc one, it has happened. Two not gonna happen because three, the feds will make sure it's not gonna happen (and Disney ain't desperate to sell off to Universal)
@Micah_YT That’s correct, the design marks can be renewed in perpetuity.
@@newstarcadefan one, making it happened will ruined mickey mouse franchise. Two, they just doing Mickey Mouse horror movie for money, not for Mickey Mouse fans. And three, they don't know anything about what Mickey Mouse is and what he do. He is a hero who save Minnie Mouse whenever pete kidnap her, not become a monster or a sick psychopath killer. The company only care about themselves and money, they never do what the real Mickey mouse fans want.
IT'S OURS NOW WALTUH
Let's remember that this video was the first one to get uploaded on RUclips
Isn't it "Me At The Zoo"
@@mayhair I meant for Steamboat Willie after entering public domain
@@ChuckE.CheesesIllinois oh got it.
Peta is going to have a hayday with this one
Finally the full version! This is _so_ much better than what Disney is today.
People are so shocked that at the time, nobody cared about your feelings.
When I first heard that Mickey Mouse would go public domain or so, I thought Disney was giving up on their mascot/franchise Mickey Mouse, before realizing the meaning of it.
Also, I remember hearing the song Turkey in the Straw (4:18) and I wasn’t able to tell at first but I soon knew it, and it is great to hear it again even if I can already watch it on Disney Plus
Finally someone else uploads the uncensored version of this cartoon. I like the other censored one, but I prefer the original as well.
And good thing it's able to be here due to being in Public Domain now.
5:11 How Splash Hill Zone Act 1 theme was made.
5:23 How Oil Desert Zone Act 2 theme was made.
Walt Disney built up so much with this, and Plane Crazy, among other short cartoons. It's crazy to look at this and those other old shorts, then take a look around at what Disney's company has become.
In business or artistry? Founder was ruthless businessman and artistic visionaire.
5:54 This is actually the first time I watched this scene. No wonder why it got removed
I’m a girl, and I’ve been punched in the breast before, so I (kinda) know how it feels:p
@@KawaiiHippityHop-cl5bbwhat the frick..
So it begins..
These days I'd imagine PETA crying about Steamboat Willie abusing Animals lol
PETA actually kills animals (I’m not joking) they actually euthanise pets like cats and dogs
Always bothered me why this was censored. Made it feel like a Mandela affect remembering Mickey squeezing the pig for the Turkey in the straw part. Either way it feels wrong knowing we live in a time where Steamboat Willie is public domain but it’s fun knowing that people are using it well.
"[...] a scene that was removed in the 1950s, Mickey picks up the mother, kicks off the pigs still hanging on and plays the mother pig like an accordion by pushing on her teats. When the cartoon was to be shown to a television audience, this particular bit of barnyard humor was deemed too inappropriate and was removed (but has been restored on some recent releases)."
@@MCLVideoNow it fits right in with Disney's new weird fixation with sexuality.
@royhigginbotham4183 Pete
@@MCLVideoI believe it was technically on the Disney+ version a few years back, but I don't know if it is now.
@@jimjam51075 what are you talking about bro lol
Now do a 1 hour version just to annoy disney
Says a lot about US culture when the censored version took away the boobs but not the animal violence 😬
That's because BOOBS is too "inappropriate" (even though kids should learn how the genitals of each gender works, it's not inappropriate, it's their body), but literal GORE = it's okay, IT'S ALRIGHT AND TOTALLY LEGAL
A theme South Park mentioned so many times... when the show was NOT all about Randy.
@@Davian2073 fantastic comment 10/10 but. boobs are not genitals 😭
@@penntopaper9305only if they are a woman's breast
Right at his first appearance, Mickey Mouse had done some pretty questionable things. Especially having animals be his musical instruments (the animals seems willing, but still).
Given modern Disney's obsession with divergent sexuality, it's ironic they lost the rights to this now.
The pig teat-o-phone will fit right in with the company's messaging in a couple of years, probably.
@@jimjam51075 The way Mickey treat the cat, the duck and the pigs, definitely seems so questionable it’s legit abuse, and a way to describe Disney currently.
and that cow is the only one that doesnt seem to mind
@@Freda_Productions Yup. The cow smiles.
@@jimjam51075Take your meds grandpa.
5:57 That is Child Abuse
and animal abuse
WARNING TO ALL THAT UPLOAD THIS: I uploaded it onto my channel and since then Disney has blocked it in EIGHT Countries. This I do believe is a breach of the copyright law and am currently contacting them. COMMENT, I MEAN COMMENT. If the same went for you.
The same thing happened to me, this might be because the copyright term in those countries is longer than in the US; I will have to research this when I have time and dispute the claim if it's in public domain in those countries too.
I uploaded this in my other channel and the video got blocked in 7 countries (Czechia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Spain, and Switzerland)
It’s not public domain in those countries.
@@ironhell813 True
It's ours now Disney. Eat your heart out
Alt title: Mickey Mouse Abusing Animals (Found Footage, 1928)
Here we are. 96 years later, and he is in the public domain
I was worried that if Mickey’s copyrights expired by January 1st, he’ll be out of the job
Finally a high quality release
Probably the best Mickey Mouse film ever made.
That poor cat, and duck, and the pigs, not the parrot, fudge the parrot.
Mickey commits animal abuse for music.
They really had a good time doing this short
Hahahaha and Disney can't even take this down lol 😂
we need artists to remake this short
@Sinly. No way! This is a masterpiece. You don't repaint a Picasso or remake a Hitchcock film. Never ever ever!
@@rlgood comparing to other movies like snow white,fantasia etc I think artists should remake this short
5:56 jajaja los puerquitos al principio tristes pero luego se alegran con la canción mientras la madre parece estar sufriendo por la cara que tiene jajaja😂😂😂
05:59 abuse!!!!!
You can now put swear words in it! Hurray!!!😂😂😂🎉
There's no swear words
@@martin798twin you can add swear words to the short. It's PD, do as you wish
0:28: Walt Disney Motion Picture.
No animals were harmed in the making of this cartoon
I love how everyone is getting payback at disney for all the crap they've pulled
I love Mickey Mouse.
These cartoon features all kinds of violence
It's weird because on Disney+, it isnt censored
Now we own This Mickey
An animal abusing his fellow animals for sheer amusement, hmmmm….
Dragon, dragon! Rock the dragon! Dragon ball Z... 0:54 !
I never knew the part at 5:51-6:11 existed!
I can't believe I can watch mickey mouse committing various acts of animal cruelty for free
0:54 Freddy Fazbear’s nose be like:
omg they predicted the lethal company music! /sarcasm
Everyone is saying that you have to claim its an original character and not mickey(call him something else, ussually steamboat Willie) but the cartoon literally starts with "A MICKEY MOUSE SOUND CARTOON". He already had the name, so I'd say call him Mickey. Voice on the other hand... if this guy doesn't sound like a grizzled war veteran you better dig a 12ft hole and hide as those Laywers are gonna sue your ass faster than it takes to get the letter in the mail.
they still hold the trademark for mickey mouse, so as long as you don't use his name in the title of anything or claim that Disney made or endorsed it then you should be fine
How about calling him Mickie. A small difference could go a long way.
Can’t use his name and it can’t look like any version of him, it’s called a design mark and the literal design of the character is trademarked
@@ironhell813 from what i saw design marks only count for logos or specific designs of names that are used for recognition of a brand (so the simple mickey mouse ear logo would be covered as well as any other Disney logo) and they most likely also have a work mark on the name mickey mouse (meaning that you can't use the name in the title of your work no matter how it is stylised, eg mickey mouse's clubhouse)
the first design of mickey is public domain though (the design in the short as well as a few posters for the short that are now also public domain) so you can use that specific design and refer to the character as mickey mouse, you just can't do anything that suggests that disney endorsed it
You go Mickey! Make those animals perform! 👍💪😂😂😂
I only watched this for the whistle