>Disney being afraid of even bring up this movie
>not just remaking it today as a period piece but in a more tasteful and nuanced manner where it wouldn’t piss off millions of people
Disney being afraid of even bring up this movie
Gavin Cox
Brandon Flores
Dumbo is better
Ethan Rodriguez
Call me a newfag but what is this?
Jacob Johnson
Only the best Disney movie, brer user.
youtube.com
Wyatt Cooper
based uncle remus
Ryder Bennett
how can this be seen
Matthew Sullivan
This movie isn't racist. Uncle Remus isn't a slave here.
But I can see why they don't release it in the US. Some idiots will make it a racial thing, and Disney doesn't need that for some pocketchange in blu-ray sales.
Can watch it here:
archive.org
Blake Diaz
>remaking it
But the whole appeal of the movie is the charming hand drawn animation. If they remade, it they would just use shitty CG.
Dominic Smith
its in the works for a live action remake
Chase Turner
I still have my VHS copy
Benjamin Taylor
so why is this movie considered racist again? I haven't watched it in years, but all I remember is it's about a nice old black man singing songs and telling kids stories.
Carson Reyes
Pretty sure they tried that with Birth of a Nation and it was such a flop that no one gave a shit.
Camden Butler
Brayden Garcia
Because everybody thinks the happy singing sharecroppers are happy singing slaves.
Nathaniel Moore
But Birth of a Nation is a movie glorifying the KKK, as said Song of the South is a sweet children's movie that is only bad because black people being meek and kindly apparently makes them an "Uncle Tom."
Kevin Green
>hollywood makes a movie that casts black actors in black roles and does its best to stay true to black culture and history
>the movie is called racist
and people wonder why hollywood only makes white movies
Kayden Bennett
Josiah Garcia
>hollywood only makes white movies
(((huh)))?
Gavin Torres
Cooper Lee
it's not even a good movie. uncle remus + animated segments are the only entertaining aspects.
Tyler Lopez
Woah, nice jam!
Anthony Perez
>Can watch it here:
>archive.org
Surprised that Disney isn't making a fuss about this release out in the open?
Andrew Morales
They will now