Why is the original Lilo and Stitch PG and not G
Because Disney and the MPAA said "Fuck you, let's add and allow some mature content, as long as you're with your kids, and make sure they don't do anything suspicious"
Fuck you Disney and fuck you MPAA to hell
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Nani isn't wearing panties in one scene
I admit that I haven't seen it in a while, but proof might be necessary
The violence is a little more extreme than your usual Disney fare. The family drama with Lilo and Nani was also more real than I think anyone expected.
Why didn't Nani put Lilo up for an adaption?
Because Nani wanted to prove to Mr. Bubbles (and to Lilo (and to herself)) that she could fulfill the role of a caretaker in the absence of her parents.
I love Lilo and Stitch.
I'm not gonna judge you on that, if you like it so much, whatever. I don't care.
Way too mature for an animated Disney movie for the early 2000's. Unacceptable.
Gantu basically kidnaps Lilo, which is Child Imperilment. Plus there's mild violence and Stitch getting hit by a truck.
That’s her sister
I'm pretty sure she's borderline in cable of asking for help.
You realize kids would watch a cartoon because.. cartoon.. adults who watch the cartoon with their kid will appreciate subtle adult stuff.
'G' rated movies don't make money anymore.
Why did the pussy studio execs have to go and ruin it by removing so much kino?
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Why did they change the explosion color?
One was a gun backfire, the other was a gas explosion.
I'm guessing that part in particular was deemed "imitable" or some stupid bullshit.
Why are Yas Forums tourists unable to type a single sentence without using a buzzword?
Because she cares about her and she says if Lilo was put up for adoption, no one else would understand her.
should i watch this film
Jumbaa says a bad word. It's not for kids.
Holy crap that was really good.
I would totally fuck stitch up the ass
why did they cut so much!? The extra parts were great
there was some intention to this
because autistic children don't do well in foster care
Yes. It's my favorite Disney movie desu
Because all modern studios avoid the G rating like a plague because they think general audiences will then perceive the movie to be babyish. Home on the Range literally just added one line of dialogue about udders to get the coveted PG.
This movie was dark as fuck, and love every second of that.
Because the G stands for Gay
And the PG is only Pretty Gay, which isn't Gay.
It handles the sistery issue much better than Frozen
Sounds legit
god imagine HTTYD done in chris' design
imagine all the pig fucking
She was so hot they made it PG.
>boco
Because of that one Lilo upskirt scene.
And that she's pretty thicc, too.
Most of the extras were better than what we got, but I do believe that the final explosion was way funnier in the final movie. Passing around a jammed gun like they're playing a kid's game vs standing around doing nothing until a room fills with gas is no contest.
This looks like one of those deals where the animator didn't feel comfortable drawing her panties so he just left her commando, but then...she's fucking commando.
9/11 happened.
That's also why the airliner plane Stitch originally highjacked was changed to a spaceship
How does PG-13 fit into this scheme?
>Stitch hurling Jumba through the wall
>Stitch using a car like a baseball bat
>"Oh good, my dog found the chainsaw"
this scene will never not be funny
>PG-13
Pretty Gay by 13 year old standards
Not only did they take extra violence away but they also made Jumba cute and moe in the redo's, those absolute fiends.
what the fucking fuck? they totally trashed a classic! those bastards! FUCK YOU DISNEY
Lilo NEVER wears socks
Is that real?? What the actual fuck, that's disgusting.
chad deleted psychopath jumba vs gay hormoned up onions saturated final cut virgin jumba
damn
>Lilo's face
That little pervert probably hid all her sister's panties and that's why Nani goes au naturale under the jorts
Y'know, while this thread is still active, I might as well say that the other night I found a WebM 3D short of the lifeguard boning Stitch, followed by her getting gangbanged by two additional Stitches (three in total). I don't know why there was more than one Stitch, either. They all looked identical as well.
Holy crap the lifeguard has a pair of melons in that frame.
Stitch knows what he wants and he goes for it.
Somewhere in a vault there is a production still that has here minus the shorts.
Between nani, lilo, and those other hula girls, those bellies did things to me when I was a wee lad.
keep dreaming
>Because all modern studios avoid the G rating like a plague because they think general audiences will then perceive the movie to be babyish. Home on the Range literally just added one line of dialogue about udders to get the coveted PG.
This. PG-13 is considered the most profitable age bracket so most films try to get that rating; hence the terms soft and hard PG-13.
Nolan Batman is way darker in tone than MCU Iron Man, yet they both have the same rating. The ratings system needs a serious overhaul because it's not doing its job anymore.
>Why is the original Lilo and Stitch PG and not G
Because the mods of Yas Forums are pieces of shit that should be burned to death.
