For the Disney+ version of 'Lilo and Stitch' (2002), Disney has an alternate edited version where Lilo is hiding behind a pizza box instead of a dryer. Could it be that Disney executives want to take Lilo out....FOR SOME PIZZA?!?!
Why was this scene from Lilo and Stitch altered for Disney+?
Aiden Gomez
Levi Green
Hiding in a dryer is probably an "imitable act" that lawyers get worried about.
The film got monkeyed with in its original release, too. The bizarre shift in tone to extremely silly when Lilo's house is destroyed, only for that tone to rubber-band back to serious is an example. Another is the large alien spaceship Stitch pilots originally intended to be an earthly air-liner.
Ryder Brooks
>Character is a problem child
>Does problematic things
CURRENT
YEAR
Lincoln Long
What the FUCK?
I mean there's always the thing they tell kids not to play hide and seek in appliances cause they could get hurt, but this is insane.
David Morris
>UK version on Disney+ in all territories
Just another reason for me not to care about this service.
Evan Nguyen
Reminder that the TV show downplayed Jumba's past hard and even tried to tone it down via retcons.
Hudson Evans
I’M SO FUCKING HORNY OH MY GOD
James Kelly
more of a liability issue. they don't want to be held responsible for kids who watch the movie, hide in dryers, and somehow get hurt.
Noah Nguyen
How so?
Tyler Cook
You know what else is an imitable act?
Cliff diving. People get crippled and die doing that. Gonna edit that out of Pocahontas?
Or Gaston's gun? Or Simba eating bugs?